Well this guy looks Creepy already. Yeah. Okay, so mouse sensitivity. Okay. Let's put it like half ways start hello Okay Well, so what are we supposed to do mr. Baldi? Do we just okay, so we're supposed to walk okay school rules when you follow the school rules Don't run, you know, it's a six and a half hours later back to know you didn't know drinking no escape in detention. No for While break 99. Oh, there's no book here. Are we supposed to grab these? Sorry ran out of time to add more subjects Three minus three. Do we just type it? Answer the three questions One plus seven equals eight Four plus two equals six why you exist what you can think bad Okay, now. Oh So we just supposed to solve math problems. Oh my god. I'm not good at math. You guys.  But then if we get complicated, we'll see how it ends up. Oh god Okay, oh I have a quarter Okay, what is this quarter used for? Why is there no books just flying on the desk and why is this guy bald? Okay, whatever. Let's just begin man Okay, you press the space bar. You look directly behind you. Okay math equals more math math math math math Jesus Christ, okay, let's see One minus three equals two Wait, what did I put? What did I put wrong? I didn't even know I just put seven minus three equals four Okay, what? What are we supposed to do here? Zero I hear you open every door. Oh my god Okay, uh What just happened? is he Oh, no, he's gonna discipline us because we got it wrong Okay, so we have to run away from this dude No, no, no get away. Oh, man 15 seconds. Okay. Despite her poor eyesight. She's always looking for a playmate. Let's play. Oh, that's the new from roblox principle of the thing Maybe see anyone breaking the school rules. I'll make sure justice is served. Oh, what is that donut? with chocolate bar Jesus Christ. Okay, man. This game is insane Let's see the how to play real quick WASD pickup objects interferes right a few moments later Okay, let's read the story. Okay. Oh no school is out, but your friend has a problem and he left all his notebooks Uh notebooks Okay, it's cool, but it doesn't have time to go get them because if he does he'll be late for eating practice What is eating practice? What to help about you have to go back to school to find out seven is mobile notebooks for him It won't be easy though Baldi loves challenging his students to with front trivial problems whenever he can each time you find a notebook You have to answer some questions answer all three correctly And you will enter a new winner prize find out seven notebooks and then exit the school to win Oh my god. Okay. So it doesn't seem that hard right the directions Hey Baldi Yeah, well, here we are I don't want to do that pink one because it has that crazy I don't I don't even know how like how to answer that one We're gonna have to say that one till the end seven 14, right? Yes 11 9 minus 4 5 Okay, yes, we exist. Thank the lord Okay, so Baldi seems to be glad at us for now. Thank you for the quarter Baldi Okay Oh no Okay, so we have to get okay, but how do we beat that one? You need rest.  How do you rest or you just stop walking? Okay, let's rest for a bit so we can get our health our energy back up Okay, there has to be a clue how to solve this Eight minus three It goes five one minus one it goes zero What is that? I'm gonna put 99 because that's what it says in the door. Oh my god No, he's gonna come after us No No, why can't I run? I'm stuck here. Oh god. He's coming after us you guys Let's just camp here Dude, how do you pass that like oh we have two notebooks though. Oh no, he's getting closer How do we hide right outside the door? We have two notebooks already though Okay, so we have to dodge this guy We have to get past this dude somehow And he's opening the doors too Oh god. No quiet. Sorry about that. Okay. I know if I open this door. He's gonna be right here Yeet Okay, seems like Okay, the principal took him No, get away from me get away. Oh, what is this? What how did I get detention for you? Your parents will hear about this one How did I get detention? I didn't even he wasn't even near me. Let me out of here.  Okay, let's go. Let's go. We have to yeet out of here Oh, no, no, get away from me.  Okay, this is harder than I expected you guys. I don't know what's gonna be this hard Okay. Yes, let's get out of here balls.  Let's get this one first This one's the easier one Yes, three plus four equals seven three plus five equals eight three plus uh two equals five Yes, okay, let's go All right, so let's go get the other one that pick.  Let's close the door though Close I think I closed it by itself Okay Six six six equals 12 three minus one equals two. I'm just gonna put Nine, I don't know Man, I give up on that one that one. I don't get that one guys If you guys know the answer, let me know in the comments. Oh no, the principal's coming Okay, let's stay here for like 10 seconds so they can all just pass by. Okay. We don't want them to pass by and grab us Somebody open the door on the right side Must have been the principal Okay, I think Baldi's down there somewhere The principal's coming No, oh no Baldi's right here, bro Oh my god, are you serious? Get away from me Baldi Yes, stay right there. Can you go? I had no idea. He can just go through the desk. I don't know you guys Okay, I saw one two three four five six I'm gonna put that as the answer because it was I'm I was on the loading screen.  I mean does he's not get you if you don't run Five eight Three minus four. Oh my god negative one Okay, why you exist? Yes, bro Okay, okay. We got this. We got this man. I know I did great, bro. You don't gotta tell me anything, bro How about you worry about your bald head?  You can't blame me. I'm not a mathematician Jesus Okay, let's wait for him to pass He's like somewhere over here He's getting closer He opened the door Oh my god. No, not the not the not that guy man. I don't play with you, bro Okay, should we open the door? No, it sounds like he's nearby I think she's right outside the hallway you guys Yep, he definitely is No Oh god Where is he at? No Okay, so if you go in the classroom and the principal's coming, I think you're safe Jesus No Oh my god, Baldi get away from me, bro. I'm in classroom. Leave me alone I'm doing my class work, dude No Okay, he's gonna grab us the next one for sure. Okay Jesus Come on. Oh, no. Yes. We're gonna get away from him There's a principal catches us. Okay. We have 15 seconds to escape from Baldi. Oh god. Here he comes Okay, let's get our our energy back up He opened the door. Oh my god. He's right here you guys Okay, okay. Okay. I think we're getting oh no. He's all the way down there Okay, we're in the cafeteria Need a good Okay, we're not running principal My god Baldi's like right behind us Be soda Oh, what does that do? Can those hurt him? Hey principal. Nice to see you mister. Can you please get away from me?  Okay. No Baldi's right behind that guy though Jesus. Oh, wait. What is that? Can we grab this? No, we cannot What is that what is that? What Oh, that was a broom No No, get away from me Wait, ever since I ate that chocolate bar. I could like run fast. Oh, no, there it goes. It's it's depleting now No Gee healthy one plus five equals six Nine minus seven equals two. I don't get these What do we put in these? point zero Jesus that was wrong It don't matter though because We have three notebooks Okay, we got to get out of here before Baldi comes Okay, we're getting somewhere you guys No running in the hall. Oh, sorry. I'm sorry. I'm not running. Please don't get me. Please. Don't 45 seconds Detention for you I don't care. Tell my mom and dad bro. Tell him all you want Okay, so let's Okay, where's Baldi? Oh my god. How are we gonna survive 30 seconds in here with Baldi coming at us? What if we just try to hide? Okay, you cannot hide from this dude Jesus Oh my god. This is insane All right, you guys I'm gonna end the video here if you guys want me to keep playing this game Let me know in the comments so I can try to beat it Okay, I'm gonna try to beat it if you guys want me to let me know in the comments And you guys thank you guys so much for the amazing support I appreciate it and I will see you guys next time. Bye ye


Hey this is Brett and this 2019 Ford F-250 Crew Cab Short Box XLT is stock number 13069Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used heavy duty truck headquarters. This 2019 Ford F-250 XLT FX4 has the 6.7 liter power stroke diesel engine. This truck has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video inside underneath, start it up and take a look under the hood. Oxford white is the color and I shoot all my videos in 4K so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone or television I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options and cleanliness of the truck before seeing it in person. And as you go down this side here you can see just how nice and clean that body is and insinidense or dings in the doors looks really good and if you like the video and how I do things here at Summit Auto you can subscribe to my YouTube channel and you can catch all the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with fueled 22 inch painted and polished aluminum rims and it has Nitto Terra Grappler tires. These are 35 by 12 and a half R22LTs and they have just a little bit under half the tread left on them or really close to half the tread left on there but still decent tread. Framing under body is in really nice clean condition and it does have a ready lift looks like about a 2 inch or 2 and a half inch leveling kit on it. Front fender is in fantastic condition I didn't see any dents or dings on there, headlight lenses are crystal clear and the front bumper and lower valance are in nice shape. It does come with the factory fog lights and you do get those chrome trimmed tow hooks. Also get the chrome trimmed grille and the hood is in fantastic condition as well. Passenger side front fender looks really good and the passenger side rim no major scuffs or scrapes on there. As you go down this side of this 2019 Ford F250 take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle you can see the truck, hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at and if this video helps you make that buying decision let your salesman know that you saw the video that it was helpful and that brought sense to you. Then I can keep doing these videos and like I said if you want to subscribe check out more in the upper right hand part of screen is a link to do that. Back tires just as much tread as the front tires and the frame and underbody very clean under the here. It does have the camper package with the anti sway bar right there and it's very clean all the way underneath does have all the remaining factory exhaust so it has been altered in any way and the lower rockers and cab corners are all in very nice condition and it does come with the chrome step bars. Speaking of chrome you get the chrome tip exhaust as well and coming around to the back rear bumpers in great shape no dents or dings and it does have the back of parking sensors. Full towing package which includes the receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring and the tailgate is in very nice condition too does have the tailgate step assist and this one comes with a armor flex by undercover fold up tonneau cover and that's in really nice shape too I didn't see any damage or anything to that comes with a spray and bed liner and that is in really nice condition as well that spray and bed liner goes on to the tailgate which is nice tailgate shuts nice and solidly and as you go down the rest of the side of the truck driver side is just as clean as that passenger side for full disclosure this back rim no scuffs or scrapes and cab looks really good as do the doors which we already looked at does have the driver side door code entry we do have the code for this truck and if you ever want to figure out what your door code is for your 17 to 22 super duty in the upper right hand part of screen I got a video showing you how to do that has the telescopic tow mirrors built in directional signals those are heated as well I'm not sure if they're the manual no they are the power fold in and power telescopic telescopic you get the gray cloth interior with the XLT package get the bucket seats in front power driver seat with lumbar and factory all-weather floor mats power pedals auto headlamps tilt telescopic steering wheel power windows power locks power mirrors and like I said these mirrors do power fold in I always like showing both sides so you know that both sides are working properly and then they do power telescope out and in and you can see that both sides once again working nicely take a quick look at the back seats back seats are just as nice as front seats no rips or tears back here does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have fixed glass rear window with the built-in rear defrost these seats do fold up there is a storage compartment underneath here that folds down flat and you get those all other formats back here as well does come with a USB two USBs and 110 volt 400 watt plug-in as well as a 12 volt PowerPoint seats fold down nicely and you do get the child safety locks on the back doors bottoms of the doors all look really good we'll hop inside check out the miles the radio and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior built forward tough animation there you can see that this one has 41,854 miles you do get that digital speedometer and compass display and spring cluster is very nice and clean comes with the cruise controls and information center controls on the left and Bluetooth and audio controls on the right it does have the six-speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift this one comes with the sync 8 inch radio this one does have the factory navigation system on it you also have AM FM and Sirius and Bluetooth capabilities and then you also get Android Auto and Apple CarPlay where you can project your cell phone to the screen through one of those programs it does have the cargo cam as you can see right there and it does have the backup cam as well any trucks got to be on the be able to zoom but you can zoom in on that receiver hitch downhill assist control stability control that's your factory exhaust break down here your climate controls your heated seat buttons factory brake controller turned out four-wheel drive and you do get two USB's down here you can have two cup holders or four cup holders 12-volt PowerPoint and 110 volt 400 watt max plug-in dual glove boxes passenger side format and seat are in excellent shape no rips or tears on there the headliner is in fantastic condition and you do get six auxiliary up-fit switches right there and map lights we'll start it up and take a look under the hood starts right up no check engine lights or anything like that I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you'll have been able to verify the quality condition options and cleanliness of this 2019 Ford F250 and under the hood we have the 6.7 liter power stroke diesel engine engine base very clean runs very smooth once again this truck has been fully safety then inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go there is your emissions sticker and I would highly recommend this truck from a quality and condition standpoint and to see more pictures of this truck or one of rather 450 new and used cars trucks SUVs minivans Wranglers half tons three quarter tons one tons you name it we got to go to that website right there summit auto calm full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summit auto calm and if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto remember to like subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there clicked about notifications we've got updates on the 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Hey from Aspin, Colorado. This is Maria Jones at Coin Telegraph and I have a very special guest for you today, legendary Charles Hoskinson. Thanks for having me on. Thank you so much. We want to know everything. So the first question will be, how did you get involved in the world of cryptocurrencies? That's a good question. So I started as a mathematician, but I always had a love of monetary policy. So I wanted to do something in the cryptocurrency space, but I didn't know anybody. So I remembered an old adage, which is those who cannot do teach. So I decided to create a class called Bitcoin or how I learned to stop warring and love crypto. And I ended up getting 50,000 students and over 5,000 emails. And that allowed me to bootstrap and create bit shares with Dan Larimer and Ethereum with Vitalik and all the other success that I have. I've heard your TED talk and you said the future is decentralized. So what exactly does it mean? So if we look at the way society works right now, we live with a collection of silos, all these central repositories. Whether they be knowledge like universities or banks, which control the money or governments, which control the moral mandate to do things. And so what decentralization is all about is using this technology to gradually turn these centralized hierarchical organizations into flatter organizations where we actually have a lot more control and autonomy. So how do you see the digital world, let's say in 30 years? Well, it's always hard to predict where we're going to be in 30 years. And every time one tries, it's difficult except for Arthur C. Clarke. In 10 years? But you know, if I had to say 30, you know, my hope would be that this technology allows a transformation in society where the world gets more transparent and fairer. And we have a lot more control over our day-to-day affairs and more democratic institutions. All our followers, they want to know and we can't keep this question. So tell us about Ethereum and Ethereum Classic. So Ethereum's kind of an interesting story. I call it the accidental project because everything about it wasn't supposed to be the way it was. Vitalik was working on color coins and master coin. And these projects were very difficult in that every time they wanted to do something, it was very painful to do it with Bitcoin. Yet, you know, that was the only platform they had. So Vitalik said, could we abstract this and give ourselves a cool programming language where instead of building these very difficult, expensive protocols, we can just implement them in a few lines of code. So originally, he just thought this idea is like an overlay protocol or something like that. Nothing special, no token or these things. But he brought a lot of people in, myself included. And we said, well, maybe we can actually build something unique from this. So little by little, as the project grew, we went from, hey, let's just do a quick six-month thing to maybe we have something very significant and real here. And we invented concepts like code is law and elegality and so forth. Anyway, I left the project in 2014 and they continued to take it on and build it up into this Leviathan. But I always kept the core philosophy of the project, which was that once you write the code and run the code, you can't change the code. Code is law. And so then the DAO event occurred and this resulted in a situation where a decision had to be made to violate that principle and their view for the greater good. And it was not an easy question. On one hand, a huge amount of stake in the ecosystem was locked up and about to go to a criminal. On the other hand, by doing this, it created a precedent to bail out ventures that were too big to fail. So I was on the side that said it was, despite the bad consequences in the short term, better for us to let it clear the market as we did Mt. Gox and other events. And whereas Vitalik and others were on the side of bail them out. And as a consequence, Ethereum split into two different ecosystems. One is Ethereum Classic and the other is Ethereum. I know the story, but I want our followers to know it as well. Tell us about your current projects. So what are you doing now? Yeah, so IHK is kind of the fun company I get to run. I've done two very stressful companies and this one's the fun one. So what I really wanted to do was focus on the science of the cryptocurrency space. So what we wanted to do is say, listen, we have all these great protocols and these great ideas that exist. Unfortunately, they're not on solid foundations from an academic and rigorous standpoint. So what we wanted to do was build something that had a marriage with the universities and the professors and to do peer-reviewed research. Then to take all those capabilities and actually build third generation cryptocurrencies, currencies that focus on interoperability and governance and scalability and so forth. So we've had tremendous success. IHK has grown from two people, my co-founder and I, to over 100. We operate in 10 countries and now we're really getting to it. We just submitted a paper, for example, to Eurocrypt. We were just at crypto17 with a new provably secure proof of stake protocol. We have lots of papers coming out and a lot of good products that we're going to be building in 2017-2018. What's your next destination, by the way? Next is Scotland. I'm going to our research center up there and then from Scotland to Japan. So I travel about 200 days a year to 250 days. Charles, what is your biggest dream? My hope is that I can finish what we started in this space. If we are able to build the tools that allow us to decentralize banks and decentralize insurance and decentralize voting and governance and get these tools into the hands of as many people as possible, then I think we've built a better world. A world that's not controlled by any one person but rather by everybody and we can benefit by the wisdom of the crowds. So that's my goal. That's why we structured IOHK the way we did. We don't pursue intellectual property, we don't pursue patents. Everything we do is open source and get hub repo and we're as decentralized of a company as possible. My other hope is that this technology becomes truly accessible in the developing world. I care very deeply about Africa and South America, Southeast Asia. Can you tell us more in details because it wasn't TED talk as well? Sure. So one of the problems with banking, the unbanked, is that it just simply costs too much money to bank them with the legacy and the structure. So a mental analogy you can carry is the difference between cell phones and copper wire. So in the beginning we had telephones on copper wire and they're very expensive because you have to put them in the ground and drag the lines to each and every person's house. So countries like America, you know, it's easy to do this. But, you know, it's impossible to do this in Pakistan or Afghanistan. So when we started giving people phones in these countries, did we say, oh, let's put a bunch of copper wires in the ground? No, we created cell phone towers and gave everybody cell phones because it was a better technology. So analogously, the banking industry is the exact same way. You cannot take JP Morgan Chase, replicate it and put it into Cambodia and expect to be able to bank a substantial amount of the population. The compliance cost alone would be more than the value of the customers. But this technology is becoming so cheap and easy and scalable to use that within just a generation or two, it'll be on a cell phone, incredibly easy to use, incredibly low cost, and eventually will be able to provide equivalent banking services, whether they be lending or insurance or just depository services and payment to everybody in the world and get it all on their cell phones. And that's one of my passions is to find a way to do that for the three billion people who don't have it. The coin is a fraud? Well, so Jamie Dimon is the guy I believe uttered that one lately. And asking Jamie Dimon what he thinks of Bitcoin is like asking a king what he thinks of democracy. You know, I understand why he has reservations for this particular type of system because it kind of makes his business model obsolete. In reality, banks are creatures of necessity. We create them because we recognize that they provide a lot of benefit to society. But in the process of creating them, we endow certain people with powers that give them the ability to manipulate society to our detriment. As most recent examples, 2008, we've had hundreds of financial collapses. So I can understand why Jamie is threatened by a technology that says we can have all the benefits of the banks, but we don't actually put anybody in charge, meaning he gets fired. So I can imagine that he's probably not so thrilled with this technology. Which, by the way, he's been trading. His company, his traders, are already trading Bitcoin and have been doing it since 2013. And the exchange rate, so any predictions? I always stay out of price predictions because I'm always wrong. I'm one of the world's worst traders. A common thing is if I knew what the price of Bitcoin was going to be, I'd probably be in a different industry. I'd probably be a hedge fund manager or something like that. In light of Chinese ICO bands, government regulators and statements, what do you think? Does it really matter? I don't think banning in China or any other jurisdiction particularly matters to Bitcoin. In that, first China bans a lot of stuff. Soft cheese has been banned recently in China, so it's important not to draw too much into it. But it's not inconceivable that a government that likes to tightly control every aspect of its citizens' lives is a bit scared of something that allows them to control their own money and if aid capital controls. So it's entirely predictable that Bitcoin would be banned in these types of jurisdictions, just like type raiders were banned in the Soviet Union. You don't want to give people too much freedom. So actually I think the banning of Bitcoin in China as it might be temporary or permanent, who knows, is actually a very positive sign. It's telling you that we've grown beyond a technological novelty to actually something that could have a real impact on people's lives and society as a whole. Be sure to follow Cointelegraph.


STN and NFV are the abbreviations that the networking community has started to come across very often. In fact, almost all the time. So, let's quickly start looking at in this particular module and upcoming lectures on what are these terms and how do these relate to the programming that is typically attributed to the computer scientists or programmers. So, we are going to start off with a very basic example of a problem that has existed since ever and then we are going to look at the consequent definitions which emerge as a solution to that problem. Then we are going to look at the software side to begin with. Let's look at the protocol configuration. For instance, telnet terminal emulation where command line interface was used back in 1990s to enable the terminal emulation that is remote login using the command line interface and carrying out certain configuration settings. In 2014, the only change that we see is instead of the plain text unencrypted terminal emulation now we have secure shell. So, if you look at the command line interface configuration setting in Cisco router based environment you see that there isn't much of a difference. It is just from the comparison viewpoint making a case that if you want to change the behavior of a network element you may as well have to think about something else because sitting on a device like a router or a managed switch firewall or a gateway and configuring it has very limited options and control for the network administrator. So, we say that in terms of network agility over the last 20 years from 1990s to early 2010 there wasn't much of a difference. So, this leads us to a unique requirement. The unique requirement is that when we talk about the notion of networking we think about certain devices like a switch, gateway, firewall, access control list, etc. So, can we enable something that allows the behavior of the device to change fundamentally? Well, there is something known as software defined networking it is a concept that has been with us for quite some time now, but we are looking at it from the pedagogical or academic purposes. So, what is SDN? SDN is basically white box networking compare this to the black box networking where the internal working of a certain network device is not visible for the administrator to come to grips with fully. So, it is also known as having an API to the internal operation of a networking device. SDN is also known by certain namesakes for instance, network first function virtualization that we will give some time to because it is quite different actually. Then virtual switching, network automation, bare metal switching or controlled networking. Now, these are what define software defined networking as a very broad concept. Network function virtualization is more local concept that is virtualize the functions of network by doing what? By thinking about the functions which were traditionally carried out by or through hardware and instead provide them through software. So, it means there is some kind of decoupling that is going to take place within the hardware. Examples are we could think about router as a monolithic device where we have hardware implementation of router, but we already know that the router can be seen as the hardware and the iOS, the internet operating system. Then we have the firewalls. Now, all these services like load balancing, intrusion prevention and detection, virtual private networking and firewalls at the application layer all can be thought about or thought of as being softwares which are running on some hardware. So, what hardware part or what software part is going to remain as such in which part is going to change that is where continuous research is going on. Now, once we know that software defined networking is the way of the future and network function virtualization is what is being done to achieve the software defined networking. How could we possibly look at the traditional system administrators or network engineers who are more accustomed to probably dealing with wires and to an extent interacting with the terminal through command line interface? Should they be worried about software? So, let us look at the level of software interaction very briefly now and then we will delve more into it. So, the network engineers, should they be learning to code as such? Immediately, once coding comes into mind then very frightful scenes appear like advanced topics handling data structures like classes and objects as in C or C++. This portrays a very scary picture. So, is that what the network engineer is supposed to do? Well, every network engineer should at least know how to write and read a basic script. A script is what would run on the command line terminal in bash. So, it means that this is where at least some level of understanding is expected out of a network engineer. Take the example of Linux for instance. Linux is considered to be the operating system for network automation because most of the modern network operating systems which implement TCP IP kernel are based on Linux and the modern distributions for multiple network elements actually are emerging which are based on Linux. Let us look at the example of possible programmability of traditional network elements where we are now going to provide software based control of the network element. We know that there is a control plane which are the rules for forwarding, denying or perhaps to an extent managing the flow of traffic through a certain network device and the data plane is where the packets or aka the IP packets are processed in the networking stack at the network layer. So, if we think about traditional devices like a switch or a router, both control plane and data plane are intertwined but if we think about decoupling or separating the control plane and the data plane we could think about something known as the network device which is in this particular case based on open flow which is a protocol to enable the software defined networking and then we have the controller. So, we have the controller and controlled the controller provides the control plane and the network devices provide the data plane. Now this decoupling implemented through the open flow protocol allows the controller to calculate and manage the paths between the network elements like a topology and the forwarding rules on that topology. Now these this topology and the forwarding rules for this topology are calculated in a centralized manner and then are pushed or aka broadcast to the data plane elements. The data plane elements are not expected to do any computation or the distributed execution of protocols like border gateway protocol which is autonomous inter autonomous system protocol or the shortest path finding algorithm like open shortest path first or the bridging protocol known as the STP or the spanning tree protocol. Instead they just merely act as forwarding elements which just relay the traffic depending upon the rules that they have received from the centralized controller. So, the data plane would just have most of the hardware part that is the ports and the wires and some probably software implementation that is the we can say the agent or the forwarding element agent that only subscribes to and implements the rules provided by the centralized controller and then the hardware tables implemented as in registers the the ports port identifies and the forwarding element which involve specific integrated circuits. Now this particular relationship between the controller and the controlled elements is what describes software defined networking the example that we just saw was network function virtualization through open flow now the book network programmability and automation skills for the next generation network engineer is a very interesting read by Jason Edelman, Scott Louie and Matt Oswald. So we we would continue with this and some related stuff in due course.


The latest weapons, coupled with the fighting skill of the American soldier, stand ready on the alert all over the world to defend this country. View the American people against aggression. This is the Big Picture, an official television report to the nation from the United States Army. Now to show you part of the Big Picture, here is Sergeant Stuart Queen. Twice in the last 40 years, our country has thrown its full economic and military power into a deadly struggle to prevent the triumph of a dangerous aggressor in Western Europe. We have long recognized that the freedom and security of Europe are essential to our own freedom and security. Therefore, it is vitally important that the countries of Western Europe be strong enough to resist outside domination. One of the means by which this is being accomplished is through the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Our participation in NATO is a new and revolutionary development in American history. Never before had this nation committed herself to go to the aid of a country outside this hemisphere in case of attack. Never before had we received similar guarantees from other countries. Never before had we agreed to join other nations in an active effort to build up our own mutual defensive strength. World War II was over.  But hope for an era of security was soon dimmed when it became clear that the Soviet Union did not intend to cooperate with the rest of the world. Nations of the West disbanded their armies and turned their energies to tasks of rebuilding their shattered homes and economies. Building for peace. On the other side of the continent there was a different point of view. They built for aggression and intimidation. The Soviet Union continued to maintain the biggest peacetime army in history. A giant octopus whose tentacles spread out to enslave Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, Poland, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania, Albania, East Germany, and finally Czechoslovakia. Berlin became a battleground in a Cold War that threatened to become quite hot under the proddings of communist propagandists who spread discontent throughout all of Europe. In Greece, communist agitations led to open conflicts and civil war. Italy, with the largest Communist Party in the West, built up a volatile atmosphere that threatened to explode. The same in France. The free countries of Europe recognized that their only safety was in strength and began to develop regional organizations for collective defense. Brussels in 1948, Britain, France, and the Benelux countries formed the Western Union. Then on April 4, 1949, at Washington DC, 12 nations joined together to form the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and serve notice to the world that armed aggression against one of the allies would be considered an attack against all. One of the first and most important problems confronting the North Atlantic Council, top policy-making body of NATO, and the military committee, was the selection of a man to head the combined defense forces. The job of supreme commander. It was offered to a university president, Dwight D. Eisenhower. He took on the assignment and left with these words from President Harry Truman. You have the whole-hearted backing of the people of the United States, and I know that you'll have that same backing from 11 other nations who are in the Atlantic Treaty. Goodbye and good luck. General Dwight D. Eisenhower, the man who had led the victorious Allied forces in World War II, who had the confidence and respect of the entire Western world, was entrusted with the task of rebuilding the military defense of Western Europe. I returned to Europe as a military commander, but with no miraculous plans, no display of military force. I returned with an unshakable faith in Europe, this land of our ancestors, in the underlying courage of its people, in their willingness to live and sacrifice for a secure peace, and the continuance and the progress of civilization. The children of all nations deserve better than we have so far been able to promise them. They bear no hatred, suspicion or distrust. Let us work for them and put aside all prejudices and past weaknesses, and let us never shrink from defending their birthright of liberty, even as ours has been cherished and staunchly defended for us. The job of build-up began. A flow of supplies which had started two years earlier for survival under the Marshall Plan was now directed toward the new goal, security for the NATO nations. Working out of temporary headquarters in the center of Paris, an international staff assembled to assess and deal with the immediate problems of mutual defense. The planning boards under the supervision of Deputy Supreme Commander General Alfred M. Grunther were confronted with overwhelming odds. Here was the Allied strength. America had 100,000 troops in Europe. France, half a million men under arms. Britain, half a million. Netherlands and Italy together, less than half a million in service. Few were still in Norway, Belgium and Greece combined. Against these, the huge Red Army, four and a half million strong, plus two and a half millions of satellite nations. Men once again had to learn the tools of war. But this time, if there was a war, no one nation would stand alone. Each country had pledged what they could afford in men and materiel. The French army became the backbone of the new force. They stepped up the pace of their maneuvers. Soldiers, more confident now that they were part of the great NATO organization. On the sea, France presented a revitalized Navy with its own air arm. Belgium's Navy became part of the combined defense. To the north, sailors of Denmark's fleet as well as soldiers of her army came under the NATO flag. The Netherlands pledged three divisions and Britain rapidly increased the strength of her available forces. The United States promised six fully equipped divisions. Canada's soldiers returned to the continent they had recently helped liberate. Italy put in three divisions of mountain troops. While at the top of the continent, fighting men of Norway came equipped with material from America for the mutual defense of all. A beginning had been made. Men and women of a dozen different nations were working on problems of security during peacetime. Not waiting for the moment when it might be too late to be prepared. Men of the free world were taking a large part in shaping their own destiny. One of the first orders to come from the new shape headquarters was the establishment of NATO Defense College, a source of trained officers for the international force. The Tank School of the United States 7th Army at Vilseck, Germany became a key training unit for NATO officers and men. Exercise Minuteman, held at Baston, Belgium in the summer of 1951, was the beginning of combined maneuvers. It was the first NATO command post with troops from the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Belgium participating in three different languages. The enemy had no plan to push down the road here.  The Netherlands infantry will lead the Belgium tanks. The Luxembourg infantry will ride tanks. We have our orders. Let's go. These were the first of a series of maneuvers that would eventually grow into large-scale operations. Two more languages to learn as two major additions changed the composition of NATO. On February 16, 1952, Greece and Turkey, two countries recently menaced by the Communist Horde, became members. These two nations had been seriously threatened by Soviet efforts to impede the economic recovery of the West. But with an assist from the Marshall Plan funds, they weathered the Communist interference. Now, each of these small nations possesses a strength of 14, but strength in an army does not always depend on numbers. Skill and fighting trim are of tremendous importance. Member countries began to throw more enthusiasm into NATO. In Italy, exercise Lake Garda, a practice problem in various types of radio communications. In addition to the usual tactical problems of setting up in a field command post, a new note had been added, transmitting and receiving messages that might have been originally written in a completely different language other than their own. On the other side of the Alps, in the U.S. zone of Alps, the United States, on the other side of the Alps, in the U.S. zone of Austria, troops of America's 7th Army work out an engineering problem under the most difficult conditions. Exercise Snowshoe is a joint maneuver with British forces that involves the building of a pontoon bridge across the Salzac River. NATO maneuvers were beginning to grow in size and importance. The coming presidential elections in America in the spring of 1952 was the reason for a change in command at shape headquarters. General Eisenhower requested release from his assignment in order to accept nomination for the presidency of the United States. His successor came from the battlefields of Korea, General Matthew B. Ridgway. It now fell to this combat veteran to direct the land, sea and air forces assigned to the defense of the European continent. In addition to the new commander, NATO military forces were seeing new equipment and new weapons. Special demonstrations introduced such new pieces of equipment as the latest model teletype writers. A portable flamethrower. The smoke generator. Smoke grenades. More strength was added to the pool when the Royal Canadian Air Force turned over an air base. Top NATO officials are on hand for the ceremonies and air show. The tempo of building was ever increasing and NATO forces embarked on their biggest military project to date. Operation Equinox, a complicated airborne invasion problem. Ranking officers from every section of the organization came to observe the operation in which the French 25th Airborne Division played the part of the invaders. By this time, NATO soldiers had begun to lose their resemblance to recruits and were starting to look like groups of well-trained combat troops. A jet wings in at low altitude to make certain that everything is set before the first wave of paratroops come down. Shoots are clustered to land the heavy equipment, a typical combat technique. The defensive forces streak into action. Exercise Equinox, the largest scale maneuver in its time, but there were bigger and better to come. Amphibious assault landings, for instance. Exercise Long Step provided a series of landings along the Mediterranean coast. Landing such as these took place on the coasts of Italy, Greece, and Turkey. They were excellent operational practice for seamen and assault troops of the participating nations. Turkish troops got their first taste of combined maneuvers with other NATO forces during these complex operations. As these NATO soldiers learned the job of nailing down a beachhead, they increased their chances for nailing down the peace. But there was much happening in other parts of the NATO organization. The NATO Council convened at Lisbon, Portugal for its ninth meeting, representing the British government, Foreign Minister Anthony Eaton. For the United States, Secretary of State Dean Atchison, Deputy Shape Commander General Alfred M. Grunther, and NATO Secretary General Lord Ismay, America's Averell Harriman, and William H. Draper, Jr. This was an important meeting, as it was at these sessions that the Council of Ministers agreed on the principles governing the relationship of NATO and the newly proposed European Defense Community, the plan by which the forces of Germany could be integrated into the defenses of the West. Important changes in key personnel. On May 12, 1953, General Ridgway disclosed that he had been recalled to become Chief of Staff United States Army. No greater honor could come to an American soldier. No greater privilege could be accorded than that of sharing service in that position with members of the United States Army, as well as with the other armed services of the United States, and in a very real sense, with the armed forces of America's allies. His successor would be General Grunther, deputy to two previous commanders. I am deeply appreciative of the high honor which the President of the United States did me in making me available for this high assignment. And I am also deeply grateful to the North Atlantic Council for having accepted that nomination. I am keenly aware of the responsibility involved in the task of following in the footsteps of General Eisenhower and General Ridgway. The new NATO commander is the youngest four-star general in the United States Army. When General Ridgway left for his new command, he left behind a force that no longer lacked confidence and ability, an organization that would not be intimidated by Soviet threats. From now on, the buildup would be in another direction, not so much numerical strength, but improvement of combat readiness and development of standard practices. The cartridge was a problem that came in for early re-examination. Almost every NATO nation used a different caliber ammunition and there was little opportunity to interchange small arms and ammunition. The situation was very evident during a friendly contact. A small arms shoot between teams of the NATO countries. Each of the contestants shot with a different weapon. The Bren gun and Lee Enfield rifle were used by some. Others used weapons of completely different bore and operation. But something could be done about standardizing these weapons and their ammunition. And General L.E. Simon of Ordnance Corps explains. This is the new lightweight caliber 30, our 7.62 round of ammunition. Five of the 14 NATO nations have just announced that they are prepared to adopt the new light cartridge developed by the U.S. Army Ordnance Corps. The adoption of this rifle by the free world enhances greatly the ability to have an interchange of ammunition and enables simplification of supply problems and time of war. American forces were assisting in other ways. Aviation cadets from member countries received training in America. They undergo the flight-proof schooling that leads to a pair of wings. On a desert airfield in Arizona, members of a graduating class pass and review before dignitaries of their own countries. Present on behalf of the French cadets is Madame Oriole, wife of the President of France. Training pilots in the operation of the latest model jet aircraft is of vital importance to NATO forces. Some of the member countries have made great contributions to the design of modern jet aircraft, but lack manufacturing facilities to produce the planes that would enable them to afford extensive operational training. On the sands of Arizona, language, uniforms and customs differ, but there is a single purpose, achievement of the common goal. NATO forces are being strengthened with almost every new weapon that rolls off the production lines. The Martin B61 Matador, a remote-controlled pilotless aircraft, has been assigned to Europe and will be available to the NATO armies. This unmanned aircraft climbs as fast as a jet fighter as it wings to its target at a predetermined altitude. When it makes its dive, it's through the sound barrier. Weapons are constantly being added to the NATO arsenal, and special demonstrations are held to explain and develop tactics which can be used with the new pieces. This group is watching a version of the napalm bomb, jellied gasoline that cuts down everything in its path. It was that the atomic cannon would be sent to Europe. This 280mm mobile gun is the US Army's latest and largest field artillery weapon, and anticipating its arrival, NATO troops teamed up with the US 7th Army to hold exercise Monte Carlo. Extreme mobility was stressed with frequent quick shifts in firing sites, but older methods of combat training are not neglected, even in the atomic age, and it's slow going through a minefield. My ranking officers of Belgian, British, and French forces are interested observers of the progress of the maneuvers at the headquarters of US General William Hodge, 7th Army commander who served as maneuver director. NATO's progress has definitely reduced the danger of another major war. Through NATO, nations stand together and build together, presenting a united front against aggression, men of different lands and languages, Norway, Netherlands, United States, Great Britain, Denmark, France, Italy, Belgium, Luxembourg, Canada, Greece, Turkey, Iceland and Portugal, 14 nations, each with its own national customs and interests, but sharing the common ideals of men of good will, a belief in freedom and human dignity. The morale and self-confidence of European peoples and their armies has risen far above the low levels of 1949, thereby taking much of the steam out of the communist propaganda. More than a million men have been added to the armed forces of the European members through NATO. These developments add up to a record of positive accomplishment, but equally important are two things which have not happened. First, there has been no war in the NATO area, and second, the communists have not gained an inch of territory in Europe since the treaty was signed. This is Sergeant Stuart Queen inviting you to be with us next week for another look at your army in action on The Big Picture. The Big Picture is a weekly television report to the nation on the activities of the army at home and overseas, produced by the Signal Corps Pictorial Center, presented by the U.S. Army in cooperation with this station. You can be an important part of The Big Picture. You can proudly serve with the best equipped, the best trained, the best fighting team in the world today, the United States Army.


YouTube team keeping clean. What's going on is St. Graven here with another video and happy Thursday. Hope everybody's doing really, really good. I love y'all. We have 33,000 subscribers now. So I appreciate y'all for that. Thank you for supporting, telling your friends, telling your family, watching with your family, watching with your friends, debating with your friends. Like, man, look at this guy. Look what he said in this video. Man, he's pretty dumb. Or saying, hey, look at this guy. Look what he said in this video. He's really not that smart. Anyway, now I appreciate y'all though for real, man. I appreciate y'all just rocking with us. Thank you, because it's been a lot of fun. So thank you for that. Anyway, in this season, this football season with the Ravens, there's been a lot of question about the Ravens and why they are not the Ravens of last year. And as much as people will not want to admit it, we don't mind admitting it all here. But what we are all doing is comparing this offense, this year, to the offense of last year and that number one offense of last year. But it's crazy because as many questions and problems and concerns and worries that we've had for the offense this season, these dudes are six and two and they ain't even hit this try yet. And that's a beautiful thing. But again, like we've always done on here, despite winning, because you know, winning can cover up so much. Despite winning, there's still all concerns with the team that we are going to call out if necessary. And it's been necessary that we call out this offense because it ain't been all that. And not that it's gonna be all that every single week, but there needs to be a certain level of consistency, especially heading into the playoffs because that's what everybody's really waiting on. Like the regular season is nice. And the regular season, in order to do good in the playoffs, you gotta get it done in the regular season. But that's what the world is waiting to see with the Ravens. They know that they're gonna get it done in the regular season, but the playoffs, that'll really tell the story about how far the team has come. But anyway, while we're still in the regular season, I can't even talk and need to go back to school, but while we're still in the regular season, one question I'm concerned about the Ravens offense has been Greg Roman. And of course, as we talked about in the video yesterday, Lamar called out Greg Roman. Hollywood called out Greg Roman. A lot of team keep it clean, be calling out Greg Roman. A lot of Ravens fans period, be calling out Greg Roman. Is Greg Roman the worst offensive coordinator in the world? I don't think so.  I just think he has become the Dean Pease of offensive coordinators to where he's not a bad offensive coordinator, but situationally, it's a little bit concerning sometimes. Cause that's exactly how Dean Pease was. He was not a bad defensive coordinator, but situationally, it was bad sometimes. It's a little concerning there, but it's all good. He better tighten some stuff up because now, like I was just talking to my guy JT and he made a good point that now the world has been put on notice. The world, like before this was just something that Ravens fans talk with Beals fans about, talk with 49ers fans about. Like, hey man, I do Greg Roman, he cool and all, but usually about, he got a two year max out period. After two years, yeah, that's pretty much a wrap. And usually in that second year, yeah, he done peaked already. That's what a lot of people have been saying. But anyway, now that the world has been put on notice, Hollywood started it, Lamar continued it yesterday. The world has been put on notice, so you know, Harbaugh, he's on notice too.  Well, not even last time cause it happened with Mark Tressman and they got him on up out of here. But the last time when like the players were like, oh yeah, Flacco called up Mark Tressman and they got him out. But in the 2012 season, remember with Cam Cameron, they shipped him on up out of here. And they were a winning team. That's the crazy part, they were a winning team. And they said, you know what, no, this ain't it. This is not clicking, you gotta go. So anyway, we'll see how everything goes down. And hopefully in the game against the Patriots, it'll be a lot more improvement. But Greg Roman hasn't been the only thing that's been concerning about this offense. Something else that's been concerning about this offense that a lot of you guys have pointed out. Cause I get, y'all are just, y'all are on it, y'all are on it. I wish I could be on it as much as y'all are. But something that you all pointed out is that the Ravens are really missing this third tight end. Like the Ravens really miss Hayden Hearst. A lot of people, like me myself, I understood why they traded Hayden Hearst. I understood it. But I didn't want them to, I would rather them kept Hayden Hearst. I like Hayden Hearst. And it was like just to have three good tight ends on the team, especially when Lamar, you know Lamar loved them tight ends to have three good tight ends on the team. That is, it was just, it was a beautiful thing. We were spoiled at the tight end position. And Hayden Hearst, I mean, it wasn't like it was breaking the bank to keep Hayden Hearst. It wasn't like it was hurting their salary, cap pockets, anything like that. They could have kept Hayden Hearst, but the Ravens were like, hey, mutual thing. Hayden Hearst was the first round pick. So he was expected to be a starter. He was a starter. I heard Mark Andrew stepped in and he showed up and showed out. And the rest was history. Mark Andrews never looked back. And that wasn't a knock on Hayden Hearst at all. It was just timing is everything. And the timing didn't work out for Hayden Hearst with the Ravens. So Hayden Hearst wanted more of an opportunity. Ravens were like, you know, we love some draft picks. So boom, let's make it happen. They traded Hayden Hearst to the Falcons, end up getting JK Dobbins as a result and you know the rest. But this offense has really been missing that third tight end. Now, some people feel like, I know my guy Josh Hoffman said it and there was some other people, my guy Sean Ivy, he said it too. But there's some people that feel like with the Ravens not having that third tight end, they were really trying to force Lamar to throw it to his receivers more and not have to rely and not rely on that third tight end as much as they used to. Or as much as he used to. And that's a very good observation. Again, Team Keep It Clean, y'all be on it. I wish I could be on it as much as you all are. But that was a very, very good observation because it made sense. You're going from last year's offense to this year's offense but last year's offense relied heavily on them tight ends and the receivers, they were involved here and there but not consistently. You ain't really have that. If you were to ask somebody, who's the Ravens number one wide receiver last year? You can even ask the same question this year. Somebody might look at you like, ooh, do you guys have one of those? Seriously. So now like, and I remember at the beginning of the season and y'all remember, I said it too. Like I just knew they were going to keep Jarrell Adams. I was like, there's no way that they only roll with two tight ends. No, they're not gonna do that. Why would they do that? They're not doing that. And they did it. And I was like, oh, oh my, wow. So now I think Ravens, I think they listening. I think they got their ears to the streets. And of course they are the professionals in this situation. So they know what's best for business. So they can clearly see. I still do think EDC be watching the video though. I still think EDC is part of team keeping clean.  She's on Twitter and stuff and she's active on Twitter. So I know she be seeing some stuff. Anyway, I think they got their ears to the streets because now they're working out a veteran tight end. Former Seahawk, former Super Bowl champion, I believe. I believe he was an instrumental part of that big comeback against the Packers in that crazy, crazy game at NFC Championship game years ago. But anyway, they're working out Luke Wilson. And with the Ravens working out Luke Wilson, veteran guy, free agent guy. I wasn't he on hard knocks last year and he got cut last year. But anyway, he's somebody that's been around, been there, done that, been around the game. And hey, it's a veteran tight end option. Now I really thought like, I really thought like, okay, maybe Delaney Walker. A lot of us been thinking Delaney Walker for the longest because Delaney Walker, hey, he's worked in this Greg Roman system before. Greg Roman is our offensive coordinator. Boom, makes sense. He's not retired, but with Luke Wilson, I'm not mad at that one either. So that would give the Ravens the third tight end. They can go back to a lot of those three tight end sets and they can add another element to the offense with having three tight ends. So this would not be a move that I would be mad at at all. Now normally, Ravens, they would do these smoke screens. And y'all know Ravens are good for a good smoke screen. They do it all the time. But now with the whole situation going on where people gotta be team keeping clean and you just can't invite anybody to your facility like that with Luke Wilson, it must be some significant interest because usually they could, they could be like, oh, Ravens are interested in this guy, but then they turn around and get that guy. Oh, Ravens are really liking this guy, but then they turn around and get that guy. But now with the rules in place, gotta be team keeping clean. So you can't just bring everybody to your house. You can't, you have to be very strategic and very specific on who you're bringing in. So with them bringing in Luke Wilson for a workout or a tryout, it's gotta be some real interest there. So we'll see how it goes. Team keeping clean, I love y'all so much. I really hope y'all are having a great day. I hope y'all are all having a great day. Smile, be happy. And if you're not happy right now, just realize that you still got a chance to be happy cause you're still here.  So smile about that and appreciate that. Team keeping clean, I love y'all. Y'all have a great day. We out.


Welcome to toffee TV is the start 11 show Leicester City vs. Everton a huge game Not only for Evan, but for Leicester as well obviously If either team can get a win in this It's huge absolutely huge And you know to try and get them away from that bottom three with With not a lot of games left obviously Leicester will be the favorites being at home But ever and I've got to do something in this game. They really listen. It's a must win game, but Evan just can't lose this game. They just can't you know, there's There is absolutely zero room for error with games against Brighton and Manchester City coming Before the final two games walls away and I'm born with a home So Evan I've got to get a win somehow in this game They've only won one away game all season. They've got to get something in this game And I'm gonna pick the team I believe Has got the best possible chance not not taking no winning, but it's got the best possible chance win goal Jordan Pickford Yeah, yeah made one unbelievable save against Newcastle the other night, but not much he could do About some of the others are though the first one. I think pushing it out back into Into the box. You've got to try and push it wide if you can So there you go at right back Nathan Patterson for God's sake shown dice give the kid a chance You're playing center backs in there to get them destroyed now unless Shameless Coleman retains now. He's got a chance. I know he's got a chance, but If he's fit, I'm going for Shameless Coleman. Of course I'm going for Shameless Coleman, but if he's not fit It's Nathan Patterson, so Yeah, it's one of the other it's one of the other Listen, let's make it simple It's gonna be Shameless Coleman if he's fit so I'm putting Shameless Coleman because I want him to be fit But if it's not him and it's got to be Nathan Patterson It's got to be Nathan Patterson if it's if it's not if she was coming to not fit Ben Godfrey got destroyed the other night Mason all good got sent off in the game Against Crystal Palace although Mason all good as a score the couple of goals against Leicester in the couple last couple of Seasons very important goals. So No, but I'm gonna if Shameless has fit shame into it's not James. It's Nathan Patterson and and that's That's the end of it. I left back The options are scarce. They are, you know I'm just gonna continue with Michael Encoe. He's not the answer But Ben Godfrey's form is being dreadful and really there's nobody else literally nobody else to play that position So yeah, I'm gonna go for Michael Encoe. Even though I know he's not good enough the centre backs I'm gonna say it again And I'll say for the rest of the season. Yeah, I mean it has to start a game at centre back Because Michael Keane once again, he'll say to the night he's not good enough Connor Cody if my you know if he's gonna change it Connor Cody, but for me It's got to be Yeah, I mean it because if you want your best two centre backs if you want a centre back who's going to not only defend well get You know wind the centre back up a centre forward up and also as a threat at the other end I'm going for them The manager won't but I'm gonna go for them alongside James Tarkowski Who is probably our Other best centre back although I still think Jeremy is is better than them. Just Jeremy's fitness record the surrenders We all know that but I just think at this stage You've got to take chances. I mean Donna Carmel owns at the other end of the pitch You know so for me, yeah, he mean it. It's not as is important, but you but he's a very important player in midfield Yeah, it's sort of in I'm sort of in a few minds a few minds not just two minds about the midfield because again, you know Seeing the way we've played recently and the plays we've got in there Do all the players deserve to get a chance You know is is a change of formation The best I don't know I'm gonna go for Now I was tempted to change a disagana guy, but I still think he's our most consistent midfielder So I'm gonna go for a disagana guy sitting fun to the back for And I've done like the corey In there as well, you know, we got you got 90 minutes under his belt You look very rusty on Thursday didn't have a particularly good game But he has been excellent for the manager So I'm gonna leave him in there and I'm gonna put in them in there with them Alex or what will be now? I don't even know about what we start deserves to start But what I do know is That he's not he's not a wide player and his best form has been this season through the middle So I'm gonna put him in there because I think on Anna Has been dreadful recently and obviously being had an injury as well But I think he's been dreadful and I just don't think he deserves to start So I'm gonna put a what will be in there James garner possibly could have had a shout maybe instead of garner, but that would be ripping everything go But I'm gonna go for Alex or will be in the center of the park On the right hand side, I'm gonna bring the mari grain again I'm not a massive fan, but again. What else can you do? You've got? You know, you've got the very limited options and then maybe then on the bench. We can have someone like Stanley Mills You know, why not with this at this stage of the season, you know, why not? Oh, you've got in this defenders and sentiment fielders So why not on the left hand side gonna go for Dwight McNeill That's in his scoring wise in a great run of form So I'm gonna go for him on the left hand side working really hard He'll work back and protect and help protect for Michelin Co as well and up front down the carbon looming he's had to To get us to start now. Obviously played 90 minutes of Crystal Palace played what? 70 minutes against Newcastle 73 minutes Yeah, so he starts again and hopefully start fine in the back of the net because if he doesn't have it in real trouble absolutely real trouble So we'll have to wait and see won't we we'll have to wait and see that's my start 11 Let me know your thoughts in the comments It's a real hard one because you do want to just change the whole team, but how can you did is there isn't the option so Yeah, listen, maybe maybe James Garner deserves to come back into the side. I don't know As I said, Nathan Patterson would start ahead of everyone else apart from Sheamus Coleman If she was calm as fit then he starts for me and we have no other options at left back and yet He and I can deserves to start so let me know your thoughts in the comments Anyway, let me know who you should start forever in this massive game against Leicester City Make sure to check out the match preview as well with me and Steve Yeah, make sure to give this video like subscribe if you haven't already you want more great videos Join us over on toffee TV premiere the link is in the description and The QR codes coming up on the screen now. See you later