Today we're going to be taking this apart and Cleaning it up shooting a little paint on it. Stay tuned. Okay guys today, we're going to be taking this apart kind of scuffing this up a little bit with some sandpaper I don't know how I'm going to clean that plastic yet, but We're just going to run if I can we're going to take the mechanism out of here and Just going to sand it off a little bit She's some pain on it. I can't finish the The scooter yet because the bird is back Now this is what we did I've got it hooked up to a Monitor And it's recorded in 24-7 so but she's been going in there and making her nest all morning. So I Don't even want to move it. I know she's getting rid of the eggs spring time and all so anyway back to this thing I'm going to put you on the stand. Let's don't have a walk in it.  We will be painting that I'll set this aside Not much of work bench. I know guys and then this part Comes off like that. There is a diamond there That we was using to try it out And there's the bottom piece So We's messing all monkeys messaging me. So that's what we're going to do We're going to She's texting me from work or messaging me We're not going to make it perfect, you know, we just want to get some of this rust off we're going to shoot a little paint on it and That's what we're going to do with that. We're not trying to restore it. It's not that old so If the paint was better, I would just clean the paint up. It works good and Just keep it like that, but it's not really vintage per se.   I'll be right back with you guys Okay guys, so this is what we're looking at so far. I've got it tore down took about five minutes the the bolts are Phillips or Standard and you can see here maybe How rusty they were but actually they came right out so So anyway, that's That's what we're looking at so far So I'm going to get all this cleaned up the best I can get some sanding done And I'll get back with you as soon as I get that done Stay tuned. All right guys, we're back. This is what we came up with She can see it's not by any means perfect, but Like I said, we don't want to be because it's just a cheap taiwan thing and because these things these It's not really vintage vintage. So If you take a look at that, just remember one thing these ones with the plastic cover Or the plastic globe. I mean they are literally The dime it doesn't but anyway, that's what we come out with A paint outside to drop the the lid of it and Got a little dirt on it and stuff like that, but it gives it more character I've got a few pieces of candy in here. So let's just see If this thing's going to work for us Okay, I got it setting up on my prop Well, if I can get you in the shot here Yeah, that should do it. Let's see what we got Take my little dime Put it in there and we've got candies only give them four That's that's fine. There's this thing Well, it's low too. There's a thing inside there that you can adjust and make it wider Um for like gumballs or Or or make it not as wide for like smaller candies. So a whole bunch. Don't just keep coming out So it probably Needs Adjusted Let's get our dime back. Let's do this again. Like I said, there's not much in here, but Just something I had to try it out. I wanted to see something come out of it. So There's that I'll try this again Yeah There still in it. Okay put my diamond a lot more that time That's about right. It's about right right there. So My hands are dirty All right guys, so there we go We got that. Let's stay tuned for more videos keeping an eye out for Monkey 1000 her channel let's see The birds been building that nest all day long Still watching on the because I don't want to go out and bother her. So I don't know. But anyway, she's been in and out. They're flying in and out So there you go guys I don't it looks red in this camera. I don't know what's going to look like once I upload it Or it looks orange. I'm sorry in this camera.  I think it looks fine The globe we're just going to you know, clean off real good and and leave it like it is, you know Because I don't know if she want to put peanuts in it cashews There's just little things that you can get just at the stores in these machines They're called runts. I do believe and And there's like Little different kinds of fruit a hard candy and she likes the bananas So I think she'll probably get a couple big bags of that and put in there And then I'm going to keep her stocked up in dimes me too. But anyway, so Well There we go. All right guys Anyway, again, thanks for watching keep an eye out for monkey 1000 And as soon as that bird gets them making up her mind what she wants to do in the scooter then well No one won't do with that.  It's just kind of a quick paint job But that thing would be easy to restore if I really wanted to I mean all I'd have to do is get another globe and really like sandblast Because that's all that's all cast aluminum all that so I could sand it real good or sandblast it and and Really make it nice and get something that goes in here I think you can order them online or I may just make moon stick or something But it's real easy to take part like I said by five minutes by five minutes put back together and A little bit of sand and painting no biggie. All right guys I'm gonna say so long and she bear I'm gone. Be cool guys. We'll chat again soon


I'm about to run up in your house, got the pockets.  Bitch, I turn you to a toy.  Hey, all these new Gucci, bitch, all these new Louis.    So basically, we just served each other up a word, we put it on a beat, and we bring in the heat. It's that simple. All bangers. All bangers, bro. All bangers. But before we do, I want y'all to subscribe, like. All right, so look, we need 100 likes. Like 400. So y'all, you just make them cheeky. I don't believe 400. If y'all prove me wrong, but I don't think y'all can do that. I'm sorry. I'm down, y'all. Prove me wrong. Move around. Shit, hip-hop out of there. OK, now you do it.  Put that out, put that out. All right, so, yeah, we're going to get started. I'm going to go first, you know what I'm saying? Muffin king and the mufflin boom. Let's do it. Give me the other one. No, hit the beat first, and then hit with the word. Yeah, I got you. Yep. Oh, there you go. OK, what's the word? Brain. Brain. Let's drop my dome. I'll take you with the chrome.  We ain't got no limbs at home.  Bitch, I come to fill your loop. Bitch, I come to take the loop.   I hit her like the substitute. I don't want nothing. I don't want a boot. And I kick her out, she get the boot. Hand. You don't want these hands? Nigga, I don't do it on purpose. I just have no plans. I don't pop no dance. I don't pop no Addy, but you know I'm trying to get Addy down the stand with a rabbit. Crap. Crap. Play down. That's what you say, it's a crack. Uh, uh, got some crabs.   I'm the bitches. Uh, what's the merlin? Whoa, nigga made it on. Whoa, playboy made it on. Whoa, got the sauce and a drip every day. K. Uh, K. I'm finna. K. Yeah.  No.  Uh, cuz I come correct. I'm correct. Not wrong.   Huh. Uh, man. Nah. You know the word. You know the word. I knew it. School. School. Again. Man. You my friend. Me friend at the school. Hey. Hey, you know we all cool. Hey. And I got the little tool. Hey.  On the world. Microsoft Word we cool. Fuck.  I don't. Shit. Hey, I'm gonna.  I'm gonna get. I like that one. I like that one bro. I like that beat. Alright. So let's start the beat.  Aw man. We're fighting. We're fighting. You need us. Ma. Bitch I get the cream. Ah. I get the screaming. What? Ma. I get the screaming. Hey. I get that room. Let's start fucking. Hey. Hey. I get the packing. Get that out. Tell my mom. We get to the left. Cause you know it was a bomb. I'm gonna get all the words. I'm gonna get all the words. Take one. Hey. I'm shooting movies. Pistol packing. Yeah.  Hey. Action. Yeah.  I'm growing dog. So like so second round. We added. So for the second round. We're doing a little bit different. You are allowed to join in. I'm not a kid. You know what I'm saying? I got your heart now.    Put them all in my daddy my auntie. And I do it for all my family. And they come with you. I do not smoke trees. But you ask me if you want some of me. Girl, please get away from me. Like yeah. Want to go to the beach. Like whoa. Whoa. I do not want you. Ho. Ho.  Big turn you gotta go. Go. Get out of my home. Get out of my home. Get out of my home. Get out of my home. Get out of my home. Get out of my home. Get out of my home.  Get out of my home.  You can go wrong but way. Knickers man out of that place. Yeah, Hey. Y'all some land. He's baby. Hey, Hey.야지 chilling with my niggas. Bitch I'm never lazy. Aye. And you know I walk around. I'm the case man. I got a bed on me, I got a bed on me, I got a bed on me, I got a bed on me, I got a bed on me, don't use it to smoke trees.  I have to admit that was my mind, but when he started doing that, I was like, fuck, I walked my whole train of thought, I was like, damn. Oh, it's me next. Oh my, I swear. You ready? I'm on your face. I'm next, you know what I'm saying? It's simple. Oh, that's it? It's simple? No. Hey, that's a pop-out. Pop-out or hop-out? Pop-out. It don't matter. Pop-out? I'm gonna do hop-out. Yeah. I'm gonna do it with the sprinter. With the sprinter? Everybody, how about that beats like it's dinner? Like it's dinner? I think I heard the bill ring. Ring, ring, ring. I think your life isn't in. In, in, in. I better come through, I'ma stand. I'ma stand, ay.  In the kitchen, ay. I'ma cook you like a dinner. Cook you though. And I'ma cook you like a winner. I'ma cook you like a winner. Winner, winner, winner.  All day. Me and my niggas, we game. We don't play. We don't play. And I come through. I finish the plate. And I come through and slide in first place. Game, game. I got the game on my side. Game, game. You know we gonna ride. When it's do or die. Do or die. Game, game. I got the game on my side.  When the game goes by. Game, game. He got the game. Go to the side. On the side. We don't ride. Cause we coming. We got ride.  Bitches. Bitches. Bitches. I don't know what I just said.    I know she just fucking.    Not your snout. Bitch, I'm so loud. So loud. I come and do it with loud. With loud.  Cut you down. Look at me. I'ma brow.  I got a crown. Cause I'm a king. And I'm for me. And I come through. And I come through. I like the meat show. Meat show. I don't consider meat shows. Meat show. Meat show. We got pizza roll. I don't know what to say, but bitch, I'm hungry.  I'ma be on your brain.  I like the meat show. Meat show. After meat show. Meat show. Meat show. After meat show.   Stop talking to me.   Bitch.   You not mine. Yeah, yeah. Hey, but the people who, that's crazy. We's gonna go, just all of us go. Just from the dome. Hey, just from the dome. What? I'm gonna get it when I go straight home. Why? Shoot you in the face. Why? Man, I hope your shoes better be lace. Lace. I won't leave no trace. Trace. Hit your nigga with the mace. Yes. I ain't talking about the spray. Slash. Talking about the mace. Buck him, go flat. I ain't got no time.  All of y'all niggas are late. All of y'all niggas ain't safe. Bitches are bringing the pain. Toot toot toot. I need your pain. Hey.  And I hit you with that drum. Yeah. And I hit you with the tongs. Hey. And I don't get it.  Toot toot. Duh, duh, duh, duh. Hey, y'all. Look, subscribe, like, and comment. This is a normal thing. We always live, you know. Nobody's doing it like us. I don't care what anybody say. Nobody's doing it like us. But it's been your boy. Burnt biscuit. Bro, I'm breathing this wife like a pastor. But you're not even doing it. You're right here today, my sisters and brothers. When the Lord come for you. You know what I'm saying? You gotta preach today, my sisters and brothers. We will never. I'll see y'all in the next one.


Good morning everybody Martin running my shoes on here got to go outside do the walk around Check all blue make sure Nothing wrong. Make sure she had a good sleep. I had a really good sleep. I'm actually feeling pretty good It's pretty cold outside not as cold as it has been. It's minus 21 Celsius Right outside my windows. I've had my bunk heater going all night, so I'm Good and warm inside the truck. My engine heater has now been Warming up my engine for about an hour and 45 minutes So I'm gonna jump out open the hood check the oil check everything else make sure that it's ready to turn over I'm gonna turn it over get her started. Hopefully she starts. Oh, you will I don't doubt you don't worry You'll look get everything warmed up moving get myself woken up grab a coffee have breakfast and in an hour. I Want to be rolling out of here. I'm insane gas Manitoba I've got to get to a town called Garson Manitoba, which is just northeast of Winnipeg. I Have this big Cylinder on the back of my truck It's a little bit oversized about 8 foot 6 wide about 3 inches over on each side. It's not that big We're gonna unload that with a crane at 10 30 The time is now a quarter after 8. It's an hour drive to get there So I figure if I leave here. Oh 45 minutes to an hour. I'll be there 9 o'clock No, I'll be there 10 o'clock 10 15 Get that crane to offload me and then That's the plan for today. All right, let's get the day going Shoes are cold shoes are cold My bunk heat has been warming up the cab But this was underneath the I guess my bag or whatever so no warm air was getting to my shoes Cold feet. All right cold Not that kind of cold feet though Not getting cold feet for the day. I'm ready for the day. We're gonna take this day on we're gonna make this day hours belongs to me It's gonna be a good day. Yeah, it's definitely cold outside. It's definitely cold. Everything's good. Everything looks good. That's Let's wake the truck up give it a second here let it cycle through Okay, I'll blow Now's your time to shine Temperature here says only minus 17. Okay, not bad. Here we go. The time has come. It is time Buckle ourselves in so we don't fall out lights on Window cracked. I like my fresh air CB on GPS set GPS double checked so I know it's not gonna lead me down some dark alley Where it would do unspeakable things just got to double check my visual check that my trailer is coming with me Spike those brakes That trailer is attached the brakes work the brakes release. Oh, what's a good day? It's a good day. All right. Let's get out of here. Yeah, I was trying to drag a trailer over this curb here. I Parked myself right up against it stay on everybody's way Beacons on you hear that sound. Yeah, I mean, it's gonna be a good day Another way you could tell that it's gonna be a good day is by the way that it smells outside Smells like burning diesel fuel Oh, you always know it's gonna be a good day when you wake up and smell that when you get out of the truck You don't want to smell that inside the truck Of course the ultimate way you can tell it's gonna be a good day is when you hear this That's a course of angels right there. Would you say Karen? I wasn't listening Burn left I Know where I'm going. Why are you telling me where to go? silly when they put stop signs in the median should be a yield sign in my Unprofessional opinion, I guess you call a suburb of Winnipeg. Just on the southwest side Saint-Nobal a little French community, but everyone speaks English Up the trees. He said they'd be pretty obvious. The store is downtown store and gas Pricer $1.50 still Jacket just standing on the side of the road right gonna stop out here and they can tell me where they want me They're just setting up the second crane Right down there. This one's gonna lift up this side. That's gonna lift up that side. We're gonna be the out of here Not every delivery is this exciting two big cranes just for me Makes you feel kind of special, you know So I've got the chains off in the front, but I've left the chains on at the back There's still four chains just holding it on it's on the saddles on the trailer.  This whole tank is 38,500 pounds They're standing it up And they're gonna move it out of my way and I'm gonna back out of here That is cool. It's definitely not every day. I guess you do a delivery like this. I told them I don't want to be the reason for the next safety meeting So once they get it moved out of the way and stood up like they have now I'm gonna move it out of the way And then the guy in the yellow jacket right there.  I've been around trucks my whole life and this still just is super exciting for me Job complete. Got a compliment from the customer there For a job well done and being on time. We are on our way to Kanora We're in another rounder I'm gonna pick up a load of lumber there take it down to Brainerd, I believe and then I think it's where it's going and then we'll see what we got for a load back home after that So I'm up near Boziger I'm gonna take highway 12 south down to highway one Which will shoot me towards Kanora These are snowmobile highways or you have to buy a snow pass to use them When I was younger it was 60 bucks a year now. I'm guessing it's probably double or triple that but I don't have a snowmobile right now I guess I don't know Gonna keep the same tri-axle trailer And just goes straight to Kanora This lovely truck. You'll just have to trust me. I'm in Fort Francis, Ontario I have another load of lumber behind me. I've got it tarped and I'm heading into Minnesota I just stopped here to make sure all my paperwork is all in order. Everything is good I double-checked to make sure my customs clearance was done and that I'm cleared to cross. I am made sure I have my ID Just now close by. We're gonna try to get down to Deer River again tonight Sleep there again and then tomorrow Go the rest of the way down to Brainerd and it might be going home empty from there or I might have a reload We'll see either way. I have to go home tomorrow Getting tired so not getting any closer to Deer River sitting here. Let's get back out there We are in the River of Deers Better known as Deer River, Minnesota That's where we're gonna pull in for the night. I really hope that there's a spot for us. They only have five Last time we were here. There's no one just me That was kind of nice So tomorrow we're gonna go that way Today we're gonna go that way. It's like nobody's here again. There's a drop trailer there though That doesn't count as somebody I'm glad when there's parking, right? They don't get me wrong, but I sometimes I start to worry I'm like, why is no one else parking here? You know, we're not supposed to park here No, it is parking. I've checked it's a narrow little street. I guess it's such a small community It's off the beaten path. There's not much truck traffic coming through here, right? Good job, old blue Another day is done. Let's go do our post trip and make sure nothing fell off Great news. Nothing fell off It's a good day told you it's gonna be a good day. You didn't believe me Never had anything fall off yet, but I know off Truck is all good Ready to go for tomorrow again. We'll double check everything on the pre-trip again tomorrow Make sure that it's all set and good to go. We'll be out of here pretty early Let's see here You have zero hours and 41 minutes of remaining drive time, so I had 41 minutes left on my clock Not quite enough to get to where I was going. I need about an hour and 15 minutes to an hour and a half And 41 minutes is not gonna cut it.  It's not that cold It's like minus three Celsius like Probably high 30s and Fahrenheit Man, I'm gonna hit that pillow and I bet you I will be sleeping before my face even touches it It's gonna be great lock myself in so I don't escape Thanks for joining me today everybody It was an exciting day those two cranes this morning, right? That was pretty cool That was a special day. That doesn't happen all the time. I felt very special two cranes So that was fun got that Delivered we got some compliments there from the guys where we delivered to They're glad that we were there in a timely fashion right on schedule and that Everything was done very professionally. I like hearing that from the places we deliver to Feels good to get a compliment every now and then Just to sort of reassure yourself that good. I am doing a good job You know, we try to do a good job But if no one ever says hey, you did a good job sometimes you start questioning yourself like am I really doing a good job? Same time you don't want to like fish for compliments, but when one is given it is appreciated I'll see you all tomorrow. Don't forget to subscribe to my channel here. There's over 125,000 subscribers now That's pretty cool landmark. That's awesome or milestone landmark milestone Time to go to bed Josh See you tomorrow. Take care


ومن خلال الناس المشاركين المفتوحين ومشاركينهم ومن خلال الناس المشاركين ومن المشاركين المشاركين من يتحرك ويتحرك بأصدقائهم لأجد أفتحة مدينة بسيطة في هذا الرئيس، نقول لك that the key to peace and security in our region begins with recognizing the state of Palestine and enabling the Palestinian people to obtain their legitimate rights in accordance with international legitimacy resolutions and ending all the permanent status issues including the Palestinian refugees issue and the way to that begins with ending the Israeli occupation of our land the land of the state of Palestine with East Jerusalem as its capital on the 1967 borders Mr.President, we have respected the resolutions of international legitimacy and signed agreements and we have committed ourselves to renouncing violence and fighting terrorism in our region and the world we look forward to steps from the US administration to strengthen bilateral relations by reopening the US consulate in East Jerusalem removing the PLO from the US terrorist list we are not terrorists and also we look forward to reopening PLO office in Washington and we are ready to work within the framework of partnership and cooperation to in order to remove any obstacles to achieving that Mr.President, we look forward to the efforts of your administration to turn the page on the Israeli occupation of our land and the acts of racial discrimination apartheid against our people and to stop unilateral actions that undermine the two-state solution we look forward to these efforts to stop settlement and the settler violence and respect of the historical situation in the Islamic and Christian holicides under the Hashemite custodianship and stopping the expulsion of Palestinians demolishing houses, homes, and storming the cities, villages and camps and stopping the daily killings and camps and stopping the daily killing and arrests on daily basis and holding the killers of the Martial Journalists, they need to be held accountable because the continuation of all of that will lead to escalation on the one hand and loss of hope for a better tomorrow on the other Mr.President, if Israel wants to be a compliant state it cannot continue to act as a state above law and this calls for Israel to end its occupation of the land of State of Palestine with East Jerusalem as its capital on the 1967 borders only then Israel will be accepted to live in peace, security, and good neighborhood with the countries and peoples of the region based on the Arab Peace Initiative the opportunity for the two-state solution on the 1967 borders may be available today only but we don't know what will happen later therefore I take this opportunity on the occasion of the visit of Your Excellency to the region to say that I extend my hand to the leaders of Israel to make peace for the Braves and this has happened much before before also accords we have been extending our hands for peace with all the Israeli leaders for a better future for the future generations and for all the peoples of the region Mr.President, we welcome you again and our confidence in you and your administration is very great and we assure you of our readiness to work with you hand in hand in order to achieve comprehensive and just peace based on international legitimacy and the Arab Peace Initiative and the signed agreements between us and Israel there are agreements that we need to respect in a way, in a manner that guarantees security, peace, stability, and lasting prosperity for all the countries in the region Mr.President, peace begins with Palestine and Jerusalem from here peace starts we extend our hands for peace and to work with you Mr.President to achieve it peace be upon you Mr.President, Mr.Boss, thank you very much to your colleagues whom I had the opportunity to meet as well and it's good to see you again my friend we've known each other for a long time and I'm very proud to be with you today as President of the United States and we can count ourselves among the earliest supporters of a two-state solution as I stand with you today now as President of the United States my commitment to that goal of a two-state solution has not changed in all these years two states along the 1967 lines were mutually agreed to swaps remained the best way to achieve equal measure of security, prosperity, freedom, and democracy for the Palestinians as well as Israelis the Palestinian people deserve a state of their own that's independent, sovereign, viable, and contiguous two states for two people both of whom have deep and ancient roots in this land living side by side in peace and security both states fully respecting equal rights to the other citizens both peoples enjoying equal measure of freedom and dignity that's what this is fundamentally all about every person has the right to be treated with dignity it's simply basic I know that the goal of the two states seems so far away while in dignities like restrictions on movement and travel or the daily worry of your children's safety are real and they are immediate the Palestinian people are hurting now you can just feel it your grief and frustration in the United States we can feel it but we've never give up on the work of peace you know there must be a political horizon that the Palestinian people can actually see or at least feel we can't allow the hopelessness to seal away the future but so many have worked toward for so long so even if the ground is not ripe at this moment to restart negotiations the United States and my administration will not give up on trying to bring the Palestinians and Israelis and both sides closer together I do believe that in this moment when Israel is improving relations with its neighbors throughout the region we can harness that same momentum to reinvigorate the peace process between the Palestinian people and the Israelis I recognize how hard all these challenges must be and will be to work through above all there must be an end to the violence that has devastated too many families it's hard wrenching that so many Palestinians and Israelis have lost their lives just this year and the United States has suffered a loss as well including the killing of Shireen Abu al-Qaili and she was an American American citizen and a proud Palestinian and she was performing very vital work in an independent media and vital work of democracy her death is enormous loss to the essential work of sharing with the world the story of the Palestinian people I hope that her legacy her legacy will inspire more young people to carry on her work and reporting the truth and telling stories that are too often overlooked the United States will continue to insist on a full and transparent accounting of her death and will continue to stand up for media freedom everywhere in the world President Abbas in the past we met in Ramallah but today in the Palestinian city of Bethlehem a place of enormous significance in my faith as well the birthplace of Jesus Christ this is the city that lives in the hearts of millions of Christians as a reminder of God's great gift to the world on our renewed and redemption in Christ Muslim and Jews also have an intense and deep connection this land particularly in Jerusalem Jerusalem is central to the national visions of both Palestinians and Israelis to your histories to your faiths to your futures Jerusalem must be a city for all its people its holy sites preserving the status quo with the Hashemite kingdom of Jordan continuing to serve as custodian and throughout this Holy Land which is filled with so many places of meaning and significance to Muslim Christians and Jews we must all be free to practice our faiths in peace and safety and indignity we cannot wait for peace agreement to be reached or for every issue to be resolved to deliver on the needs of the Palestinian people that exist today as I speak the best way to feed the flame of hope is to demonstrate that things can be better and President Abbas the United States is a partner in this work for the Palestinian people and that's why when I came to office I reserved the policy I reversed the policies in my predecessor and resumed aid to the Palestinians more than a half a billion dollars in 2021 that's support for the economic development of the Palestinian people to strengthen Palestinian security to provide food for people to eat to respond to the pandemic including donating more than one million doses of COVID-19 to the West Bank and Gaza it also includes more than 400 million of humanitarian assistance to Palestinian refugees through the UN relief and works agency the UNRWA and today I'm announcing United States is going to provide an additional 200 million to the UNRWA so it can continue this vital work of helping the most vulnerable Palestinians especially Palestinian children earlier this month and we decided and this morning I announced an additional 100 million dollars in support of healthcare services for Palestinians throughout East Jerusalem hospital network we were engaging with Israel around ways to spur greater Palestinian economic growth including by implementing 4G mobile networks increasing the supply of renewable energy improving freedom of movement for Palestinians of people and goods these are the kinds of issues that progress can make life better for people right away and we should be about it right away and the Palestinian Authority has important work to do as well if you don't mind my saying now is the time to strengthen Palestinian institutions to improve governance transparency and accountability now is the time to unleash Palestinian people through greater engagement and civic society to combat corruption advanced rights and freedoms improve community services all this work is critical and it will help build a society that can support a successful democratic future and a future Palestinian state and the United States will work with you as an Abbas at every step so thank you again for being me and my delegation the Secretary of State and the security vice and others to visit with you I hope our visit is a start of a new and reinvigorated dialogue between the Palestinian Authority the United States and between the Palestinian countries and countries throughout the region including Israel so let's work together to show the people of the region young people young people that the future can be better than it is today and thank you all very much and may God protect us all thank you Mr. Secretary thank you very much very important and that was


Live from Las Vegas, it's theCUBE covering Oracle Modern Customer Experience 2017, brought to you by Oracle. Hey, welcome back everyone, we're live here at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas for theCUBE's special coverage of Oracle's marketing clouds event called Modern CX for Modern Customer Experience. I'm John Furrier, founder of SiliconANGLE with Peter Burris, head of research for SiliconANGLE with kibon.com. This is our wrap up of day one. We've got day two coverage tomorrow. Peter, we saw some great news from Oracle on stage. I'll see modernizing their platform, the positioning, certainly how they're packaging the offering of the platform with the focus of apps, with the additive concept of adaptive intelligence, which gives the notion of moving from batch to real time, data in motion, and then a series of other enhancements going on, and the guests we talked to have been phenomenal, but what's coming out of this, at least in my mind, of what to get your reaction to today, is data. Data is the key, and this clear to Oracle is differentiating with their data. They have a database, they're now bringing their cloud suite concept to marketing, and extending that out. Interesting, AI's in there, they got some chatbots, so some sizzle, but the stake is the data. So you get the sizzle, and you got the stake. Well, we heard, absolutely right, John. We heard today a lot, and I think this is a terminology that we're going to hear more frequently, is this notion of first person data versus third person data. Where first person data is the data that's being generated by the business and the business's applications, and third person data being data that's generated by kind of the noise that's happening in a lot of other people's first person data. And I think that's going to be one of the biggest challenges of the industry. And Oracle has an inside track on a lot of that first person data, because a lot of people are big time Oracle customers for big time operational acts applications that are today delivering big time revenue into the business. In the spirit of marketing speak at these events, you hear things, it's outcomes, digital transmission, there's a lot of the outcomes. Agree, that's standard, we hear that. But here we're seeing something for the first time you identified it in one of our interviews with Jack Horowitz, which had 150 milliseconds. It's a speeds and feeds game. So Oracle's premise, you pointed out, I'd like to get more deeper on this because this is about not moving the data around. If you don't have, this is interesting. This is a centerpiece of Wikibon's research right now, is that if you start with a proposition that we increasingly through digital transformation are now talking about how we're going to use data to differentiate business, then we need to think about what does it mean to design business, design business activities, design customer promises around the availability of data or the desire to get more data. And data has a physical element. Moving data around takes time and it generates cost. And we have to be very, very careful about what that means let alone some of the legal and privacy issues. So we think that there's two things that all businesses are going to have to think about the relationship between data and time. Number one, can I serve up the right response, the right business action faster than my competitors which is going to matter? And number two is can I refine and improve the quality of my models that I'm using to serve things up faster than my competitors. So it's a cycle time on what the customer needs right now but it's also a strategic cycle time in how I improve the quality of the models that I'm using to run my business. What's also interesting is some things that again that you're doing on the research side that I think plays into what's the conversations and the content and conversations here at Oracle's modern CX event is the notion of the business value of digital. And I think, and I want to get your reaction of this because this is some insight that I saw this morning through my interviews is that there are jump in points for companies to start in this transformation. Some are more advanced than others, some are at the beginning, some are in kindergarten, some are in college, some are graduated and so on and so forth. But the key is you're seeing an agile mindset and that was a term that was here. We had the agile marketer, the author of the agile marketer here on our roll and smart who wrote the book Agile Marketer. But agile can be applied because technology is now everywhere but with data and now software, you now have the ability to only instrument but also get value models from existing and new applications. Well let's bring it back to that fundamental point that you made up front because it's the right one. None of this changes if you don't recognize these new sources of data typically and increasingly the customer being a new source and what we can do with it. So go back to this notion of agile. Agile works when you are, as we talked about in the interview, when you have three things going on. First off, the business has to be empirical. It has to acknowledge that these new sources of information are useful. You have to be willing to iterate which means you have to sometimes recognize you're going to fail and not kill people who fail as long as they do it quickly and then you have to be opportunistic. When you find a new way of doing things, you got to go after it as hard as you possibly can. And verify it, understand it and then double down on it. Absolutely, customer-centric and all the other stuff but if you don't have those three things in place, you are not going to succeed in this new world. You have to be empirical, you have to be iterative and you have to be opportunistic. Now, tie that back to some of the points that you were making. At the end of the day, we heard a lot of practitioners as well as a lot of Oracle executives, I don't want to say be challenged to talk about the transformation or the transition but sometimes they use different language but when we push them, it all boils down to, for the first time, our business acknowledged the value of data and specifically customer data in making better decisions. The roadmap always started with an acknowledgement of the role that data is going to play. And the pilots that we heard from Time Warner's CMO, Kristin O'Hara pointed out really brilliantly that she did pilots as a way to get started but she had to show the proof but not instant gratification. Okay, we'll give you some running room, three feet in a cloud of dust, go see what happens, hang his enough rope to hang yourself or be successful but getting those proof points to your point of iteration. You don't need to hit the home run right out of the gate. Absolutely not. In fact, typically you're not but the idea is people talk about how frequently product launches fail. Products, the old adage is it fails 80% of the time. We heard a couple of people talk about how other research firms have done research that suggests that 83% or 84% of leads are useless to sales people. We're talking about very, very high failure rates here and just little changes, little improvements in the productivity of those activities have enormous implications for the revenue that the business is able to generate and the cost of the business has to consume to generate those revenues.  No, all I was going to say is it keep, but it all starts with that fundamental observation that data is an asset that can be utilized differently within business. And that's what we believe is the essence of digital business. The other reaction I'd like to get your thoughts on is a word that we've been using on the queue that you have brought it up here first and the conversation here, empathy to users.  They're calling about heroes as their theme but it's really empowerment, right? Enabling people in the organization to leverage the data, identify new insights, be opportunistic as you said and jump on these new ways of doing things. So that's a key piece. So with empathy for the users, which is the customer experience and the empowerment for the people to make those things happen, you have the convergence of ad tech and mar tech, marketing tech, advertising tech and marketing tech, known as ad tech and mar tech. Coming together, one was very good at understanding collective intelligence for which best ad to serve where now the infrastructure is changing. Mar tech is an ever evolving and consolidating ecosystem with winners and losers. Coming together and changing. So the blender of ad tech and mar tech is now becoming re-platformed for the enterprise. How does a practitioner who's looking at solutions like Oracle and others, grok this concept because they know about ads and someone buys the ads but also they have marketing systems in place and sales clouds? Well, I think, and again, it's this notion of hero and empowerment and enablement, all of them boil down to are we making our people better? And I think in many respects, a way of thinking about this is the first thing we have to acknowledge is that the data is really valuable. The second thing we have to acknowledge is that when we use data better, we make our people more successful. We make our people more valuable. We talk about customer experience, well, employee experience also matters because at the end of the day, those employees and how we empower them and how we turn them into heroes is going to have an enormous impact on the attitude that they take when they speak with customers. Their facility at working with customers, the competency that they bring to the table and the degree to which the customer sees them as a valuable resource. So in many respects, the way it all comes together is we can look at all these systems but are these systems in fact making the people that are really generating the value within the business more or less successful? And I think that's got to be a second touchstone that we have to keep coming back to. Some great interviews here this morning, this day on day one, got some great ones tomorrow, but two notables, I already mentioned the CMO, Kristen O'Hara, who was a time-warner, great executive, made great change in how they're changing their business practices as well as the financial outcome. But the other one was Jack Berkowitz. And we had an old school moment, we felt like a bunch of old dogs and historians talking about the OSI, Open Systems Interconnect Model, seven layers of openness, of which it only went halfway, stopped at TCPIP, you can argue some other stuff was standardized. But really, if you look at the historical perspective, I want to, it was really fun because you can also learn, you can learn about history as it relates to what's happening today. It's not always going to be the same, but you can learn from it. And that moment was this groping of what happened with TCPIP as a standardization, coalescing moment. And it's not yet known yet in this industry what that will be. We sense it to be data, it's not clear yet how that's going to manifest itself, or is it to you? Yeah, well, here's what I'd say, John. I think you're right that kind of the history moment was, geez, wasn't it interesting the TCPIP, the OSI stack, and they're related, they're not the same obviously, but that it just find how a message, standards for moving messages around. Now messages are data, but it's a specialized kind of a data. And then what we talked about is when we get to layer seven, it's going to be interesting to see how, what kind of standards are introduced, in other words, the presentation layer, the application layer. What kind of standards are going to be introduced so that we can enfranchise multiple sources of cloud services together in new ways. Now Oracle appears to have an advantage here. Why? Because Oracle is one of those companies that can talk about end to end. And what Jack was saying, and it goes back again, and one of the first things we mentioned in this rat is that it's nice to have that end to end capability so you can look at it and say, when do we not have to move the data? And the very powerful concept that Jack introduced is that Oracle's going to, he threw the gauntlet down and he said, we are going to help our customers serve their customers within 150 milliseconds. On a worldwide basis, anywhere that customer is in the world, any device, we're going to help our customers serve their customers 150 milliseconds. That means pulling data from any database, anywhere, first party, third party, all unified into one. But you can do it if and only if you don't have to move the data that much. And that's going to be one of the big challenges. Oracle starting from an end to end perspective that may not be obviously cloud-baked. Other people starting with a cloud-native perspective, but don't have that end to end capability. Who's going to win is going to be really interesting. And that 150 millisecond test is, I think, going to emerge as a crucial test in the industry about who's going to win. And we will be watching who will win and because we're going to be covering it on silkenangle.com and wikibond.com, which has got great research. Check out wikibond.com and subscription only. Join the membership there. It's really valuable data. Headed up by Peter. And of course theCUBE at silkenangle.tv is bringing all the action. I'm John Furrier, Peter Burris, day one here at the Mandalay Bay at the Oracle, Modern CX, hashtag Modern CX. Tweet us at theCUBE. Glad to chat with you. Stay tuned for tomorrow. Thanks for watching.


Hello friends, I am Sanjay Gupta. In this video, I am going to demonstrate you the use of defined pre-processor directive for conditional compilation in C programming. Before starting, you can note how you can search my YouTube channel. You can type my name Sanjay Gupta in YouTube. My channel will be available there. You can watch various programming related videos here. Now I am going to demonstrate you how you can use defined pre-processor directive. So first of all, I have included a header file that is stdio.h. Now I have defined a macro whose name is pio and its replacement token list is 3.14. Now inside main function, I am going to use this defined pre-processor. So you can use this like this hash if defined pio. So this defined pre-processor is checking whether pio macro is already defined or not. So if it is defined, then this condition will become true. So here you can write this message value of pio equals to percent f and then pio. If it is false, then you can print a message value of pio is not defined and then hash and f. So this way, with the help of defined pre-processor directive, you can check whether a particular macro is defined or not. You can also perform this operation with the help of hash if def that is demonstrated in my another video. You can watch that video if you want to understand the use of hash if def pre-processor directive. It is similar to that. So now I am going to execute this code so that you can understand whether it is working properly or not. So you can see it is showing correct results. Value of pio equals to 3.14000. Now if I remove this macro from here, right now pio macro is not defined. So again, I have to execute this code so that we can see the results. So I have executed this code. You can see the output. This time it is showing else part that is value of pio is not defined. So it is checking whether the pio macro is defined or not. So right now it is not defined. That's why it is printing else part of this program. So this way, with the help of this defined operator, sorry, with this defined pre-processor directive, you can check whether a particular macro is defined or not. Now you can use it in another way like hash if not defined pio. So if pio is not defined, so you can write hash defined pio, then it's replacement value that is 3.14. So if pio is not defined, then this hash defined will define this pio and then printf will be printing this message on output screen. So this time I am removing this hash else part because that is not required now. Again, I am going to execute this code. So you can see the output. This time macro is not defined above main. And after checking that macro is defined or not, if the condition is true, then I have defined the macro. So you can use this defined pre-processor in negative way also, like I have demonstrated you in this demonstration. So I hope you have understood both the demonstration well how we can use defined pre-processor directive for conditional compilation in C programming. If you want to watch more programming related videos, you can search my name Sanjay Gupta in YouTube. My channel will be available there. You can watch various programming related videos here. You can also download my programming app Techimus which is available on Google Play. Thank you for watching this video.