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football fans welcome inside our Los Angeles studio welcome to week two of the NFL season they're ready to go there were ways to win team is here to get you ready for all the biggest week two matchups on the schedule thank you for hanging with us I'm Lisa Kearney with my guys betting expert Dave Weaver analytics expert Ed Egros here and of course roll call the rest of our starters guys sports talk radio show host Andrew Filipone is in Pittsburgh the face of Marquis Sports Network in Chicago Cole Wright there in house plus Fanatus editor in chief and DFS expert JJ Zachary so we'll be giving out his best fantasy plays ahead game picks daily fantasy next-gen stats our guys here to pick their best value MVP we've got it all plus a couple special guests joining us on the show and NFL Hall of Famer joining us to give his take on his former team and one of the funniest comedians on the planet shouts out his favorite squad as well that's all coming up and of course a quick reminder here business as usual download the Fandalsports book app right now because we're giving new users a risk-free bet up to $1,000 be sure to plug in the promo code at the bottom of your screen more ways 1000 when signing up for your new account and get your risk-free bet just for playing with us now let's kick off this show with a big AFC matchup featuring two of the most exciting quarterbacks in the league we got the chiefs at the Ravens and what a thriller at Arrowhead in week one right the chiefs coming from behind at home to beat the Cleveland Browns Patrick Holmes literally went to work late in that game completing a total of 17 passes to Tyree Kill and Travis Kelsey for 273 yards and three touchdowns as for the Ravens hey coming off a tough Monday night loss in Las Vegas what a game that was quarterback Lamar Jackson saying quote though that's on me after losing fumbles in the fourth quarter and overtime both leading to Raiders touchdowns ultimately Baltimore's loss week to reset guys Ravens our home dog giving three and a half points to my chiefs Dave which team are you backing here I'm gonna go with the Ravens I like them at home in this spot getting the three and a half points they haven't lost as a home underdog I'm not talking covering won the game outright since 2017 and it's not been often that they've been a home underdog because they're very tough at home and they usually get respect on the line last year they're actually favored by three and a half against the chiefs chiefs won 34 to 20 but this year they're getting three and a half I'm actually glad that they lost that game in Vegas so I'm getting this line that I'm getting but when you look at the short week for the Ravens that's not a bad thing they're nine and five against the spread with the rest disadvantage since 2018 for John Harbaugh's team he's gonna have them ready he's gonna have them hyped for this game this huge game they need to bounce back I'm gonna take the three and a half give me the Ravens big thing when we're talking about against the spread numbers is actually explaining why that's the case and to me it's important when it comes to the Ravens and the chiefs because to me it's all about fourth down decision making when you look at the Baltimore Ravens in terms of fourth down aggressive decision making they rank fifth in the national football league when the game is in doubt and it's not near the end of a half but for the chiefs they rank 13th in this department and that's a little surprising given that the chiefs have perhaps the best quarterback going in Pat Mahomes and Tyree Kill and Travis Kelsey yet they get conservative which means Andy Reed and company are leaving points on the table and for that reason especially with that hook I'm with you Dave I think the Ravens can cover this line again sitting here at three and a half time now for the right take so let's get out Chicago bring in our NFL expert Cole Wright Cole the chiefs with that brand new offensive line we saw them get it done in week one do they do it again against this defense here you heard the guys pick which team do you have winning and by how many points well I did hear what David had had to say and unfortunately they're both wrong because the quarterbacks in this game they're really good in the defense really really bad we know Baltimore they're dead last Kansas City they're 31st right now and when it comes to those numbers how about this one Kansas City and they've won the last four straight meetings and Patrick Mahomes he's never lost to Lamar Jackson now I know they're both MVPs but in those prior three meetings Mahomes averaging more than 200 passing yards per game and he's tripled Lamar Jackson's passing touchdown output so when it comes to this one well I have to go with Patrick Mahomes because just for fun he's never lost the game in September he's 11 and all plus he's never lost to a team in the AFC North so 27-21 that's what my crystal ball is telling me Kansas City take it to the bank all right there you go if you roll with Mahomes if you tail Cole there you go with the chiefs and give those points a winning $50 bet means you're gonna collect more than $92 on your wager it is the Fandall Sportsbook app get yourself there now to an NFC matchup of teams coming off week one wins here we've got the Niners in Philly San Francisco scored 41 points in week one against Detroit that was the most in the league this week they'll be without running back for him most or who underwent season-ending knee surgery after that week one game now as for the Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurds did his dang thing throwing for 265 yards three touchdowns in Philly's 32 to 6 win over Atlanta Hurds also rushed for 62 yards he is so dynamic very excited to see what he gets done in his career will we see more of that against the Niners here in week two we shall see Eagles are three and a half point home dogs in this one Pony and Dave you guys are up want to get your pick on the side of but get beginning back to Jalen Hurds real quick did you guys know his jersey sales increased more than 500 percent after that game on Sunday 500 percent Pony how are those fancy new Schmancy Jersey owners gonna feel after week two well it's you know my wedding anniversary today I considered buying my wife one Lisa to celebrate our nuptials but instead I just decided to bet on this game because I think it's a much better option and that's why I'm taking San Francisco no you got to take the Jersey off maybe put the brown bag on your head if you're an Eagles fan because I think that the honeymoon is going to be over they blow out Atlanta but this is a much tougher task for San Francisco the injury bug it's healed up you got Jimmy Garoppolo a quarterback Nick Boses back on defense they built before touchdown lead against Detroit the Niners according to Fandle when the season started Dave had the second best NFC odds behind the fucking ears I think we see why in this game take San Francisco well happy anniversary first of all second Pony made so much money last week he bought some new are the called ear pods I'm gonna make so much money in this game I'm taking San Francisco with you and I will have new ear pods next week look this Philadelphia Eagles defense will not be able to do what they did against the Falcons who just were discombobulated on offense Matt Ryan look terrible well guess what the 49ers offense is not gonna look terrible they scored the most points last week they might score the most points this week as well near new ear pods for me something called you know ear buds earbuds some people go the earbuds but but the wireless one but I always tell you expensive you do you Dave you do you and you guys do you too you can play so that's right now the Fandle sports book app and now we get to a very cool new segment we have for you this year if you tuned in last week you know these numbers go deep they help project performance week to week how do they do that well the NFL analyzes location speed acceleration of every player on every play then uses that information to determine a various data set so it's called next gen stats we have access to all of that data this guy then interprets it for us so give us an extra set that you're using to help bet this game it's incredible when you look at the 49ers how many different playmakers they have Jimmy Garoppolo loves to distribute the football but the real playmaker here was Deebo Samuel from week one here is his route chart against the Lions white lines are his completed routes green lines are his yards after completion and in that Jimmy G lead offense shallow throws are the name of the game just a seven-yard average depth of target but of his 189 total yards for Deebo 115 of them came after the catch more than any other receiver in week one Samuel had a much bigger target share then even tight end extraordinaire George Kittle that is important because the Niners have weapons again and it's why I have San Fran covering there it is awesome next level info from next gen stats great stuff there from Ed as well Eagles fans if you want to fade Ed wager on your team as I told you at the beginning of segment you do you a winning $50 bet means you're gonna collect more than $95 on your wager and hey a reminder you can make your first bet on the app risk-free just sign up for new Fandalsports account using the promo code more ways 1000 you'll get that risk-free bet up to $1000 you guys best mulligan in the business again that promo code more ways 1000 let's head south now to me on me for an AFC Eastern division game between the Bills and the Dolphins Miami pulling out that one point week one win in New England Dolphins fans can be encouraged by that rookie Jalen waddles first game for catches 61 yards a touchdown very modest numbers there I know but to a had 157.3 pass a rating when targeting his new receiver that's nearly perfect lots more to come from those two as for the Bills huge favorite to win the Super Bowl a lot of fan favorites as you will to open the season guys they were they had Pittsburgh in town Pittsburgh didn't care if people want them to win the Super Bowl or not they said week one is ours so Buffalo starts the season 0-1 they reset for week two Buffalo a favorite here at home with Miami on the road in Miami sorry I just lost track of that one guys expectations are still high Buffalo three and a half point favorite at Miami I want to get to that in just a second we're gonna bet this game of course but first we have a special guest who knows a lot about the Buffalo Bills I caught up with former Bills wide out and Hall of Famer Andre Reed I asked him what's helped Josh Allen make such a big leap from year one to year two this is what he had to say his decision-making is a lot better than it was his first two years in a league he throws a ball away if it's not there he doesn't force anything like he used to and his relationship with the receivers no doubt about it that's that's very important to have a great relationship with them he knows all about those relationships too and by the way Josh Allen does have the fifth shortest odds to win MVP this season and you know I can't let you go Andre great insight there regarding the quarterback but I have to get your insight here and project the Super Bowl for us who is winning the Super Bowl who is hoisting the Barty Trophy at SoFi Stadium in February let's see what 32 teams let's see I played for one team for 16 seasons so oh yeah Buffalo definitely we still got to beat Kansas City and all the other teams and our division but I'm definitely picking Buffalo this year to be representative for the FC in the Super Bowl this year in LA did I even need to ask him that question really did I need to ask him a fan favorite Andre Reed favorite as well yeah Homer Super Bowl pick but the Bills are now tied with the third shortest odds to win it at plus 1300 that was my point there Dave what do you think about Andre's pick Dave and who's winning that I like it you know they didn't look very good in week number one but I'm still a believer like he is I like Buffalo maybe not to win the Super Bowl but they'll lose to the Rams a lot of AFC contenders here I mean obviously the Chiefs lead the way I still love the Ravens and there are others who are sort of erupting all of a sudden it's gonna be tricky yeah we've got some good games this week as well that's a ways away there in February let's get back to this game Buffalo at Miami again three and a half point line on this one Dave who do you like so I like Buffalo when you look at Buffalo and Miami the last five times they've played Buffalo's average almost 40 points a game they've won every game by an average of 15 points and just go back to last year everything on the line for Miami basically they beat the Bills they're in the wildcard they gave up a 56 spot to Buffalo that's 56 26 I think this Buffalo offense just has the keys to the Miami defense and the Bills are good on the road they're four and one against spread their last five games in the road give me Buffalo to win pretty big the big problem here is involving Josh Allen in terms of what he did prior to 2020 and what he did last season certainly look phenomenal last year but prior to that there were some big question marks and so which Josh Allen are we going to get that's a big question here and I'm not necessarily willing to back Buffalo scoring a bunch of points here and then when you look at the other side of the football when it comes to the Bills defense they invite you to run the football a good bit the problem is Miami's not a great running team and to attack Viola is not a great scrambler so design design quarterback runs may not work against this defense in terms of overall ability and so to me the play in this game is to take the under but especially with that hook I think Miami can cover this one spread money line total you can take any of those bets are available for you in the Fandall sports book app and hey if you want to back Andre Reed and these Bills on this game you're gonna collect more than $95 on a winning $50 bet time now to talk daily fantasy and Fandall is giving you a free chance to win millions in prizes each week yes I said free yes I said millions and yes I said each week all you have to do is go to Fandall dot com sign up for the weekly free contest it's right there play free each week sign up set your roster play and win of course our job here are more ways to win is to help you score points so we're hooking you up with the best value plays for your lineup here Fandall editor in chief JJ Zachary's in in-house with us with his best values here for week two hey JJ hey Lisa I know I was on Naji Harris last week I know he didn't come through with a big game but I like him again this week at $6100 he's $400 cheaper than he was last week in a way better matchup against Vegas Vegas is coming off that game against Baltimore a really big win for them but it was on Monday night they have a short week they're traveling east to Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh is a big favorite in this game that could lead to a positive game script for Naji Harris and Harris was a bell call in that week one game against Buffalo he saw every single offensive snap for Pittsburgh he saw every single running back rush he had a 9.4 percent target share big days are ahead for the rookie running back I think he's a lock for your line-ups here in week two I also like Cooper Cup now we learned in week one that Matthew Stafford and Cooper Cup eat breakfast together every single day I'm gonna go with a breakfast narrative this week with Cooper Cup he's coming off a game where he saw over 38% of LA's targets they gave him the third highest target share at wide receiver in week one that type of work is too hard to pass up at $6200 he should be in your line and then finally CD lamb he's $6800 now a Mari Cooper was the one who really went off against Tampa Bay in week one but he actually only saw one more target than CD lamb did in that game against Tampa Bay we're chasing usage here we care about volume in fantasy football I don't mind a Mari Cooper whatsoever at $7800 but CD lamb is $6800 and should see a lot of volume especially with Michael Gallup sidelines so I like CD lamb a lot here in week two great stuff JJ as always there you have it everybody go to fandal.com sign up for free DFS competitions right now and of course each week of this NFL season use JJ's info for a chance to win millions in prizes of course follow our guru as well at late round QB on Twitter and Insta all right let's get back to our game previous now in a great matchup in Pittsburgh between the Steelers and the Raiders both teams coming off come from behind wins in week one thrilling games for both Raiders quarterback Derek Carr threw for 435 yards two touchdowns including that game winner in overtime an incredible game to kick off Monday night football now the Steelers went into Buffalo slow start there but they did upset those bills outscoring Buffalo 23 to 6 in the second half Steelers giving five and half points in this game Pony you're in Pittsburgh want to get your thoughts here but first got to welcome in another huge guest to the show here Steelers celebrity superfan Cedric the entertainer talking about what he likes about his team said what up Hey Lisa what's up said the entertainer right here big up excited about this NFL season started Yoma huge Steelers fans so really happy to get nausea Harris man we know we needed a dope back in there man plus he coming from my favorite school you know Roll Tide so it's also you know that's gonna be dope but uh you know Ben you know he's back this year course got a great receiving core so happy that we got somebody on the ground it's gonna pop it open open up to receivers a lot more also gives somebody being to pop to out the backfield I think that they're still is gonna be looking strong you could see them go all the way there it is Pony your boy is hyped about these Steelers what do you think about said what take on Big Ben on nausea Harris and can these boys win by more than five and a half points this week let's talk week two as well well Cedric left out the biggest part of the Steelers formula to win and that's the defense which was incredible against Buffalo you know you got Andrea retelling you how great the bills are well the Steelers made that bills offense look impotent look basically they couldn't do anything they did not have a second half touchdown and so now here come the Raiders to town it's an easier opportunity for them bills offense led the AFC in scoring last year we saw what the Raiders did against Baltimore we know that the Steelers have that great front seven they got all kinds of pressure on Allen and they only blitz twice in the entire game so five and a half I think the Steelers cover they win by double digits they're the bet here I can't go without one at all I am a huge believer in Derek Carr in fact I am going to officially start the Fandall Derek Carr fan club you can all join and follow my lead when you look at my favorite quarterback metric EPA CPU a composite from 2020 Derek Carr ranked ninth best in football yeah I know the team was mediocre finished eight native elite but still though Derek Carr is an outstanding quarterback and he should be able to take care of a defense that yes the Steelers do generate a good bit of pressure but look at the other side of the football big Ben has not been good trying to throw it down the field he I believe is in the outside of the top 25 in terms of air yards beyond 10 yards in terms of completion percentage and so questions about big Ben no questions at all about Derek Carr so to me I'm going to go with the Raiders moneyline moneymaker copyright Lisa Kearney thank you very much for that nod at Ed and you know what we can all just fade it as well Steelers fans tailpony put $50 on your team you're gonna collect more than $98 on a winning bet let's talk bears that hosting the Bengals Chicago have the tough task of starting the season on the road against the Rams at SoFi they struggled yeah lost by 20 saw their defense give up some really big plays as for since the Bengals first round pick Jamar Chase caught five passes 101 yards including a 50 yard touchdown that was awesome bears giving one and a half in this one a very tight line Cole you're in Chicago obviously coming to you for your insight on this one hold that thought though I just want to get Dave's pick right quick before we get to you Dave what's your thoughts on this game hey I'm going with the Bears and maybe Cole is going to back me on this one look they didn't make much of an impact against the Rams defense last week but I think the Rams have the best defense in the NFL the Bengals gave up 403 yards against the Vikings last week and even though they won that game they're not consistent so they're one and four against a spread following a win to me the Bears bounce back here and I think Alan Robbins is going to have a big game starting him in my DFS lineup well Dave I'm going with you on this one because this is going to be an old school smash mouth run the ball kind of game Joe Mixon David Montgomery those guys they went one and two last week in week one when it came to total rushing yards and one thing we do know Mixon and Jamar Chase they're going to be the number one mission to stop for Sean Decide and that Chicago Bears defense in week one win for Cincinnati well we know that Jamar Chase and Joe Mixon they accounted for 228 total yards when it came to Cincinnati's overall attack so avoiding the big play from Joe Burrow and company that's going to be easier said than done for Chicago and that defense but the Bears what are they going to do they're going to lean on the whole crowd at Soldier Field as well as David Montgomery because Montgomery right now well he's the clubhouse leader when it comes to yards per carry at 6.8 so expect a tough run game from the Chicago Bears backed up little defense 21 to 14 it doesn't even matter who's under center Justin Fields Andy Dahl take your pick the Bears are winning. Ground and pound Cole I see you Bears fans hey go ahead and tell Cole they're winning $50 bet on your team means you're going to collect 100 bucks. Now I'd use next gen stats earlier in the show to predict the Niners Eagles game now I want you to use three bets from these next gen stats database to give us three value picks for here in week two. How special was Kyler Murray against the Titans in week one that was wonderful. He was my starting fantasy quarterback he was very special for me. How many teams do you have anyway. We don't have time. Okay well let's talk Kyler Murray here kept a lot of plays alive with his feet avoiding a lot of pressure. You can see the results in his past chart the green dots are completions and while he wasn't airing it out with just an 8.2 average depth of target 8.2 yard average depth of target. He was 14 of 18 on quick throws for a total of 289 yards and four touchdowns. Question for him will always be if he can remain efficient with the game in front of him. I expect that'll happen again so I'm going to take Arizona to cover against the Vikings. Let's talk about this new Titans receiver been around for a while. Julio Jones the three catches 29 yards in week one of much lower than I think what was expected by a lot of people. What can we expect here in week two for him. We have got to analyze what happened there and if it's going to happen again safe to say we were expecting a bigger splash or Julio Jones after an incredible run in Atlanta. Here's his route chart from week one only six targets three catches with an average depth of target of 3.3 yards. One of the great curl route runners we have ever seen in this game with that hard to miss frame had to stay much closer to the line of scrimmage. So that's going to be an adjustment. But things should improve for Jones once quarterback pressure is alleviated. And I think the Titans I think they can cover against Seattle. He was on the struggle bus. You know who's driving that struggle bus Aaron Rogers. He was driving the struggle bus. He was like I'm not worried about what happened in week one in New Orleans. Are we worried. What do we predict. What can we take from that game to now predict here for week two. Here is a mental exercise where we can all relax. Everything will be just fine when it comes to Aaron Rogers. If fan duel required me to get a tattoo it would read do not succumb to recency bias. And maybe that's absolutely as poorly as Aaron Rogers played in the season opener. Here's a friendly reminder of the M.B.P.'s quarterback grid from just last year. Just not that long ago. Green means Rogers was above average and passer rating to that part of the field. Yellow is around average and red is below average. And I see a ton of green. Little yellow. No red whatsoever. I'd rather believe the 2020 data over one flukey game. I know it's a huge spread on Monday night. But Rogers is ready to take it out on a reeling Detroit defense. Green Bay covers. It'll be interesting. A lot of people skeptical coming off of that weird off season. Thank you Ed. Hey now take that info. Use it to place your best on the Fandalsports book app. You can place wager on the best we just talked about or hundreds of others just literally keep scrolling. Add it to your cart. Remember sign up for an account using the promo code more ways one thousand you'll get a risk free bet up to one thousand dollars. Again that promo code right there on your screen. More ways one thousand. Let's move on now to defending Super Bowl champs hosting the Atlanta Falcons. The Bucks come in rested. Yes open the season with a week one win on Thursday night against Cowboys. Tom Brady looked like Tom Brady right. Throwing for three hundred seventy nine yards two touchdowns very consistent. The Falcons drove the struggle bus and at home in week one scoring just six points against the Eagles. I know I keep talking about struggle buses here. We've got a lot of that in week one. So yeah the different stories here in the line reflects that Falcons getting 11 and a half in this matchup pony. Huge number there which makes it a bit tricky to bet right. How are you playing this one. Well I'd like to hear Dave first because if Fandal made me get a tattoo it would say Fade Dave Weaver and I would get it out. But yeah I think I think underdogs this time of year are always good bets like it would happen last week. I think nine of them won outright. And so this line looks like a college football spread to me looks like Alabama versus Florida. I don't get it. I know the Falcons were terrible in week one but eleven and a half is a lot of points in an NFL game. So I'm going to take them and hope I went on the back door and give me the Falcons. You didn't know it but you end up fading me. I am succumbing to recency bias. The Falcons just look so bad and the Tampa Bay Bucks defense is not the team that you're going to work out some kinks when you're just in a funk offensively. So I just don't see them possibly competing against this Tampa Bay defense team. And what do you like the the one to punch of Mike Davis and Coral whatever his name is that they got that they got from the bear receiver that they're using as a running back. I mean come on. He'll keep going. I do have to say Kyle Pitts. He had to get his feet wet there in that game in that week one. I know it's not an easy defense with Tampa Bay but maybe we'll see a little bit more. Kyle Pitts a little little you know productivity there from him. I hope so. I'm starting him on my tight end spot. All right. Bucks fans if you take your team and give the points here a winning $50 bet means you're going to collect more than $95. That's the business right there. Now to an AFC East matchup that holds a lot of history and no love loss to jets hosting the Patriots. Both teams starting rookie quarterbacks here looking for their first career NFL wins. The Patriots Mack Jones went 29 for 39 281 yards through one touchdown there in that week one debut. The jets Zack Wilson struggled in the first half finished with 258 yards two touchdowns in his debut. Here the jets are getting five and a half points at home. And who do you like in this battle of rookie QBs. So the big question is not so much who's going to have the best career. It's just who's going to play well on Sunday. And to me it's going to be Mack Jones or the Patriots. Again EPA CPE composite. My favorite quarterback metric. When you look at what happened last week. Zack Wilson was near the bottom 30th out of 32 with a negative EPA CPE composite. That's pretty tough to do. But Mack Jones a more respectable 11th. And then when you look at defensive success rate they were virtually the same. The jets were at 50 percent ranking 15th. The Patriots were 17th and around 47 percent or so. So to me defense is a bit of a wash but it's Mack Jones coming through. And yeah I know it's a big spread for a rookie quarterback but I think the Patriots can cover the five and a half. Yeah that's exactly right. This spread Bill Belichick getting too much respect without Tom Brady. I mean the facts are in eight years without Brady. He's had six losing seasons and he didn't quiet any of those doubts or cynics with the way the Patriots lost at home to Miami in week one. So I think it's too many points here. The Jets rallied in the second half. They made it a game against Carolina. And I expect them to not only cover but win this game outright. There it is. Jets fans you're getting five and a half points. You're getting five and a points in this one at home. A winning $50 bet on your team means you're going to collect more than $96. Get to the Fandalsports book app and place your bet. And hey place your bet on your phone computer. All of that it's easy but you can get the full Fandals experience if you get yourself to the Fandalsports book at the Meadowlands. Enjoy doors are open for all the games this weekend and any day of the week. The Fandalsports book at the Meadowlands is crossed the parking lot from MetLife Stadium features dozens of TVs table service food drink lively lots of fun of course live sports betting on all of your favorite teams and players as well. So if you're in the area looking for a fun spot to hit up and enjoy these games this is bucket list. Get yourself there. Check out the Fandalsports book at the Meadowlands. And let's check back in with our NFL analyst Cole right now and give some underdogs a little cold. You nailed nailed week one beating Houston beating Jacksonville last week. Virtual high five fist bump. However we want to we should figure that out for the season. I know you're going to have a lot of these. Who's on upset alert for a week to cool. Well pony's going to hate to hear this one but I'm putting those Steelers on upset alert because the Vegas Raiders right now they have the number one passing offense and they're inside the top 10 in a whole bunch of offensive categories. So the Raiders they're catching fire and they're also going to catch those Steelers slipping 21 to 17 Vegas. They come away with a win in this one. And then I'm going to go with Dallas taking on those Chargers because we know that the Chargers got a win over in Washington's football team. But they're a rudderless ship when it comes to quarterback play and Dallas well we know it was a tough punch in the teeth for them versus those Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Thursday nights opener. So well we know Dallas they have the third ranked offense LA and they're terrible giving up big plays ranked 30th overall.  Thank you Cole. Go ahead and tell Cole's upset pick or make any other bet on the Fandalsports book app right now risk free.  This is legit up to 1000 bucks. All you have to do is sign up for a Fandalsports book account. New users get a risk free bet up to 1000 bucks just by using that promo code more ways 1000 guys get in here. Poty shout out to you for your pick last week. Had a money line parlay bet on the Cardinals and the Saints that hit thousand dollar risk free bet paid out more than 6000 bucks. Can we all can we all just pony. You get to go first here. What's your 1000 dollar risk free bet for week two. Well I'm going to go back to the same well here. It's a two team money line parlay when James has a peak it's usually followed by a valley. So I'm going to take Carolina to beat New Orleans and I'm going to couple that when this is the real shocker Jacksonville to begin the Trevor Lawrence and Urban Meyer era in Jacksonville are going to beat Denver outright. That's my money line parlay. You're going to collect almost eight grand. I'm going to do the same thing except I'm using one favorite and one underdog. I'm going to use the bills and the Ravens not quite eight thousand dollars but I'll pick up four G's alternate total and the Seahawks Titans game. I'm going over 58 and a half Russell Wilson's great. Yada yada yada but the Titans should be able to keep up here in part because they have the third fastest offensive tempo and the NFL. So to me high scoring game gets you twenty six hundred dollars. Even Russell Wilson's yada yada yada is good. Maybe he'll get an MVP vote this year even. Hey gamblers and make sure to sign up for a Fandalsports book account for right now to place your bet. Remember use the promo code. I keep saying it all show along more ways 1000 you're going to get a risk free bet up to one thousand bucks. Easy legal live.  It is that easy. So yes we're one week into the season officially and it is never too early to talk league MVP. I just mentioned a guy I think that should be getting a lot of bets. Get a bet in now you're getting some really good ones which are on the screen right now. This is where you find your value.  But first I'm throwing it back to former Buffalo Bill Hall of Fame receiver Andre Reed for his pick Andre. You like the bills quarterback Josh Allen just just going out on a limb. He's definitely an MVP race this year. And I hope he wins it because he's worked hard. This team is on a rise. And if they do well and he does well I think he will win the MVP this year. Well not a shocker right. Let's get around the horn here guys and pick up find out your MVP pick as well. Dave you first. Who's your MVP pick here. Well like a stock you want to buy when the price is right. I'd like Stafford before the season started but now he's only plus 800 second choice. Josh Allen has gone from second choice and now fifth choice after one subpar game. I think I'm going to get him with Andre right here plus 1200. I want to go off the board here and have an overreaction for week one. Saints quarterback James Winston. You think about the storyline here. If the Saints win that division with Tom Brady and the Buccaneers that's going to be a big story and also having the greatest offensive guru one of the greatest offensive gurus in the NFL and Sean Payton helping James Winston develop into a true NFL caliber quarterback at plus 3000. I think that's great value. Dave you have a bust of yourself in your kitchen like Andre. I bet you do. You're very vain. So that would not surprise me. I like Justin Herbert and you look at where Dak Prescott is if the Chargers win. Herbert will leap frog Prescott. I think they will. So you're getting better odds now if you make this bet today. All right. Well guys I picked the last week there's on a card nose to be my dark horse Super Bowl pick and you have to do it with a quality quarterback and at plus 900. I have to go with Kyler Murray the first player drafted in the first round of Major League Baseball's draft and the NFL that has nothing to do with anything. But we saw what he was able to do last week versus Tennessee. I mean four passing touchdowns one on the ground and that's the third time he's gone three passing touchdowns and one via the rush. So it just comes down to Kyler Murray getting after this season plus he's got a whole bunch of weapons. He's MVP. Too bad for all of you guys. Patrick Mahomes is going to win it. So that was it. An exercise for not. But I mean James Winston it's like what my trainer said. What what what did my trainer say again. Oh I just be prepared. I see what you do. All right. I know it's so lame but I had to do it because that was so so funny. From game picks prop bets best bets. We covered it all. That's how we roll on this show. Check out all the bets we talked about on the Fandalsports book app again. 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People of the word are calm, cool, level-headed when everyone around them is losing their mind. When there's a situation that causes others to be frantic and stirred and worried and biting their nails, people of the word are stable. People of the word are consistent. They're not constantly jumping around based on their emotions. They're not just reacting to situations. They walk in peace.


Well, good morning. Thanks for having us here. So Cloud Foundry has always been about the developer. Developers want a platform that lets them focus on their work, focus on the problems that they're trying to solve. And through innovations like CF push and service brokers, the kind of detailed work of running an application and connecting it to the rest of the world is handled for you. But time has also taught us that applications rarely exist alone. They're part of a larger system, and they need to work together with other components and other technologies. And the application developers' build have to be operated and secured as part of that larger system. That's why we find projects like Irini so exciting. Irini allows us to take the high productivity developer experience of Cloud Foundry and deeply integrate it with Kubernetes, allowing the creation of a single environment where the right tools can be used by the developer. Now, yesterday, you saw Irini itself in action. Jules did a demo of the Irini project itself. Today, we'd like to show you how we've implemented Irini in IBM Cloud and how real developers can get value from it. So it's pretty incredible what developers can create when you give them some time and the right tools. So recently, we challenged our development teams to use IBM Cloud to solve pressing global problems. And our team in the UK stepped up to that challenge and created an app to help with disaster relief. Now, this is an issue that especially hits home to me. I live in North Carolina, and this is an actual screenshot from my phone. A few years ago, I had the opportunity to be in the eye of the storm. Now, look, if you live on the coast, a Category 1 hurricane is no big deal. To me, it was a terrifying experience. The sound of the wind was deafening. The rain hit the windows sideways. And simple things like pine cones became dangerous projectiles. In the aftermath of a hurricane, there's flooding. There's down power lines. And when you lose power, there's just no way of knowing when it will return. And that makes communication a real challenge. So our team built an app on the IBM Cloud in their spare time over the course of six days to make the aftermath of a hurricane just a little bit easier. So let's take a look at what they built. When a natural disaster strikes, communication with first responders is essential and can mean life or death. But a disaster can take down the network. Recupero is a mobile app that enables continued communication via peer-to-peer technology until someone finds a working network connection. So during a crisis, you can notify loved ones that you're safe with the simple tap of a button. Or if you're not OK, the app will forward your location to responders. They can find you in the map view and make sure that help is on the way. As you saw, the team built an app to communicate in a disaster, letting family, friends, and coworkers know if they need help or to reassure that they're OK. And it's important in a disaster situation to plan for unpredictable demand and infrastructure damage. So the team built a solution that can handle scale and internet outages. So now let's take a look at how the app was built. So here you see the architecture of the application. It's pretty straightforward. It starts with a mobile application. The mobile application allows users to record whether they're OK or whether they need help. The mobile application talks to other users over a peer-to-peer network. That peer-to-peer network allows the application to pass information from user to user in the event that they can't get access to the internet, which is something that might happen in a disaster. Eventually, somebody will be able to connect to the network, collect all of the information from all the users, and upload it to the cloud. The back end of that mobile application was built on Cloud Foundry, in our case, using our Cloud Foundry Enterprise Environment on IBM Cloud. We want to share sensitive information about users' location and health status. And so the isolated offering of Cloud Foundry was a great fit in this use case. The Cloud Foundry application takes the mobile data, formats it, and sends it to a pair of microservices that are running on a scalable Kubernetes cluster. The Kubernetes microservices have two primary jobs. First, to serve up an interface for the rescue workers, the map view that you saw in the video, that allows the rescue workers to understand whether you're OK or whether you need help and where you are. The second function of the microservices on Kubernetes was to store and retrieve the data from a blockchain. These are the major components of the application that allowed the team to come together and solve this problem. Now, when this app was first built, Ireeni didn't exist yet. And so we ended up with an architecture that had two separate runtime environments, a Cloud Foundry cluster for running the mobile back end, and a Kubernetes cluster for running the microservices for interacting with blockchain. But now, thanks to Ireeni, we could architect this application differently. We could have a much more efficient environment where all of the microservices run together in a single environment that has the Cloud Foundry interface and a Kubernetes back end. Why does this matter? It matters because it greatly simplifies the operation of the application. There's only one environment to manage, one environment to secure and monitor, one environment to maintain instead of two. It also allows the application components to communicate with each other more easily and in a more secure fashion within that single cluster environment. So let's take a look at this unified environment. OK, so here we are on the IBM Cloud. And we are going to spin up a Cloud Foundry Enterprise environment. Here's the overview page. And as you can see, we now have a technical preview of Ireeni. I'm going to click on that.  And this is just a technical preview, so we only have it available in a couple of locations. When we GA, we'll have it worldwide. But I'm going to pick Dallas 10 as my location. And here you can also choose the size. This is going to be two cells with four cores. And I'm going to create this cluster. Now, I'm an inpatient person, so we've actually already created this environment. So I'm going to go here. So if you're a Cloud Foundry admin, this is where you would go to look at the status of your clusters. And here you can check the health. Looks like we are all clean, and there are no issues. Now, as a developer, you may want to use your Stratus console to look at the health of the backend, the mobile backend. Let's see. This is a native Stratus environment. Let's check here. All right, now I can see all my stats of the mobile backend of the application. So here we have an environment. We saw how to quickly create a Cloud Foundry environment, leveraging Irene running on a Kubernetes cluster. Maybe we can look at the back end of this and look at it in more detail. So here we are at the command line. And for all of us here in the room who are familiar with Cloud Foundry, of course, I can simply look at my applications from a Cloud Foundry perspective. So if I do CF apps, I can see the mobile backend application that was running through Cloud Foundry that you saw in the architecture. But now that this is running on Irene, I can also look at this from the perspective of Kubernetes. So I can, for example, get list pods from Kubernetes and see the same container that you see through Cloud Foundry also through Kubernetes. I can also see that the microservices for interacting with the blockchain and serving up the mobile interface are available to me. So I can, for example, look at a different namespace and see here's the two pods that make up those services. So all three containers that make up the core architecture of this application are available in this same Kubernetes environment. Why does that matter? It means that I can use common tools to interact with them. I can leverage the technologies that are emerging in other communities, like the Kubernetes community. I can use monitoring tools and logging tools consistently across Cloud Foundry applications and Kubernetes applications. And I can secure and manage this environment a single time. So in a disaster, we might have to plan for unpredictable demand. We might have to scale up the app. How would we do that? Yeah, so both Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes, of course, are really good at doing autoscaling of workloads. So maybe we can just do that through Cloud Foundry and kind of watch it happen through Kubernetes. So I'm going to go down here, and I'm just going to ask Kubernetes to watch this namespace. So it'll print out a line anytime there's a change in status of any pods running in that namespace. And I can come into Cloud Foundry through the Cloud Foundry command line and scale the mobile back end of the application. I'll go from one to three just to keep it simple. And you can see Cloud Foundry has initiated that scaling activity. And behind the scenes, you can see that Irene is interacting with Kubernetes to launch those additional containers. And from a Kubernetes perspective, you can see the same things that are happening. So here, I have the ability to mix and match these two environments together and leverage the best of both. Great. So basing our Cloud Foundry offering on Kubernetes through projects like Irene that we're all working on together, I think is a great step towards our vision of a unified platform for containers and container-based development. As new technologies emerge, like Istio and Knative, we can work to evolve and mature them and fit them into that platform. I think we're working on a world where all styles of container-based development, direct consumption of containers with Kubernetes, high productivity development with Cloud Foundry for things like 12-factor applications, and serverless programming and functions-based systems can all act together within the context of this single platform. And so we're really excited about this evolution. I think it allows developers who love the Cloud Foundry experience to be able to leverage the latest and greatest of other technologies that are happening in the broader container space and be able to build some really amazing life-saving applications. We are so proud to offer a technical preview of Irene. Check it out on the IBM Cloud. We can't wait to see what you will build. Thank you so much. Thank you.


Camp Invention is being held this week at Central Lakes College in Brainerd. The camp focuses on the STEM fields and aims to inspire local students to become future inventors. Our reporter Rachel Johnson has more. Camp Invention is a nationally recognized science, technology and engineering summer enrichment camp program. Every day the kids get a chance to work in teams to build new inventions or to create prototypes that solve problems. The kids really get excited when they get to put their own touches on their inventions and create things that they think would solve those real world problems that we are having in our world today. The camp is for students and train kindergarten through sixth grade and follows a curriculum inspired by the world's greatest inventors. This year it's it's all about technology. We're learning about octobots which are little sensor driven robots and the kids are learning how sensors affect daily life and how in the future we might have things like driverless cars that are all run by sensor. The students rotate to five classes each day and participate in activities such as designing and building robotic dogs controlling their own self-driving robots and other fun science-related games. The goal of the activity was to be the first team to get all the shaving cream off the tarp using the power of the water. My favorite part of the camp is where you get to bring where you get to bring your stuff in and you get to make build inventions and it's really fun. The camp which was founded in 1990 has served more than 1.3 million children throughout the country many of them going on to be leadership interns and teachers. I like going year from year and I see the same kids and I watch them kind of grow up and learn new things like just watching them do their stuff like that was us last year the year before that. While the camp aims to be a week of fun it also has the goal of introducing young kids to the STEM fields and the opportunities that may lie ahead for them. The biggest thing is that that's what our society is going to probably be needing in the future is jobs in those areas of science technology engineering and math and so this is preparing them for college and for those classes in high school that might be a little tougher but for the real world those are the jobs that are going to be out there. They build and they invent and they create and they take apart and so there's just there's so many aspects to it that are wonderful I just I would love that every child got to experience that. Reporting from Brainerd, Rachel Johnson, Lakeland News. The camp has approximately 110 campers each summer for more information on the camp you can visit the story on our website at lptv.org. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


Ninaku shukuru sanabuwa kwa kumponya binti yangu wa liye wugu wa kichanu Piya, Ninaku shukuru kwa sabab kijana wiyu yonyesha upendo wa hajab Nilipa mamia, achana nama nangu wa kufaitena Mi nisha mpenda nita wai, sijawai yo na upendo kamabu Sijawai yo na upendo Amazing, amazing stuff. Thank you. As promised, Abinguma is in studio. Yes sir. Such a talent. Thank you baba. Big boss, so that's all. Top producer, top presenter, top singer, some writer. What can't you do? I can do all things through him. Hopefully you'd say that. I believe we should do just if we have a chance to find a kid to find him. Just try it out. Yes, yes. I want to say something once, at least once. You never know what could happen. You never know, you might just like it. Like music for instance, did you always know you had the bug? Because you were raised in coasts? Yes. Did you always know that you had the bug music? Amma you had the talent? Amma is it just something you tried out? I come from a very musical family. My parents, they are musical. My siblings are not musical. So it was just there. Music was all of us. It is in the air, so to speak. When you are talking to your parents, when you are eating, there is always music. Music was a big part of our family. I wouldn't say that I am a dog. I would say that I am a musician. Of course, like any other child, if you are a doctor or lawyer, but music was constantly there. So eventually when you grow up and you start following your dreams and chasing your dreams, you just go for it. And here I am. And here you are. Who influenced you way back when in coasts when you were younger? Because I believe you recorded your first track around 2007? Yes, 2007. I had recorded an album even before. It was under a label in Mombasa. But unfortunately the album, when I finished high school, I went to meet Daddy Q. Daddy Q gave me another chance. So at that time I was in Mombasa. When I came all the way, I was in Mombasa. You were in Mombasa in Mombasa? Yes. I thought Mombasa was like, you know. You were in Mombasa? Yes. You were in Mombasa? Yes. You were in Mombasa? Yes. I went to Vukafiri and took out of Mombasa but I was in Naishi Ocha. So I was in Naishi Kule South Coast. So I used to come all the way to Okunda to record there. And now, as I took a few people, I took a few people, I took a few people from Niki, Dogopale, then you know. Polepole too. One thing led to another. Yes. How did that track do? Sorry? How did that track do? Not well, did badly. I went to Mba, I am saying. Bzd doke uki wa studio na wazana kwa yeh, mnaue mnawezana ni. Mnawezana na mwezana mzi, kwa maybe you're coming up with a new thing. Ata time yo in the moment wazana feel in i nawaza. This is it. I love the next day wazana. Kwa mnawezana dolya, avalikon na danga jani, Ikochi ni. I tried pushing it. It didn't do well. Mnawezana kolkisha ni kuwana hendashule. I love pia that time I had gotten a child. I became a single father around that time. So it was just too many things going on. So kido gumzikili? So you had to prioritize what you focused on? Absolutely. Ziki kanini sasa kaisya. So is that why you came to Nairobi? Because around the time you came to University of Nairobi to do maskum? Yes, I was supposed to report in September 2008, but it was over a few personal issues I couldn't make it. So I reported again in 2010, don likuja na Nairobi sasa kusoma. So around 2013 do ni kanzati na mziki tena. So around that time though, let me ask you between now 08, okay let's say badu 07, let's not say 08 to 2010 before you came to Nairobi. Did you still feel like you still can do this? This was just one of those tracks that maybe Aikwena Faku make it. Did you still like you still could do it? Yes, kabusa. Music was constant. Like everything ina kama, pita ama ina kama ina stay back music, ilikua iikakua na badu tende liya kukua. So music has been a constant thing in my life. Ime kwa yule mse, Ime kwa 2 around. In everything that I went through, I went through music li ni sa idea san and li ni sa idea kwa overcome all those hurdles. So for me, I knew that one day eventually I'm going to do music full time. And soon ni tase maza sa jamaa, I am going to make a candle to bring music full time. Mi pango iko, I honestly believe that you can actually oneeza kujilisha, oneeza kujisustain through music in Kenya right now. Now 2010? Yes. Goa UN? Yes. Komeingia? Yes. Komeingia? Yes. Komeingia? Yes. Komeingia? Yes. Komeingia? Yes. Komeingia? Yes. Komeingia? Yes. Komeingia? Yes. So we used to sing a lot up up up up who can go into those classes bifu. quite a number of people is like that Hotter R But at that time I was making music for money, it's not true. So in 2010, when I was in Kuskiza, when I was experimenting with music, I joined the band, joined the journey band, and I was a band investor in Nairobi, and I was working in Fungamano. So that's where I used to go a lot of times, just go jam there, listen to the music, and when I was hanging out, and that is how I fell back into music again. That is, in around 20, elections in 2012, around that time I met Mongola and Vifo Kansela Zewani. And Mongola was introduced to RK? Mongola was introduced to RK. So RK is a Kuskiza because I was working in Nairobi. About that, your influence is when you came to Nairobi, because you know even a village in Tokakusama, Mombasa it's like a totally different country. Even the music they absorb, it's like most of it is coastal influence and it's a Tanzania. And in Kenya, of course, we are a hip-hop major, urban R&B. So when you came to Nairobi, what was your influence into the Nairobi market? When I came to Nairobi, first of all, I wanted to meet your time, I wanted to go to Kedonga, I wanted to go to Shikada, I wanted to spend your time in Kedum once, because I wanted to go to Alba Miakele at Urodi Nyuma, I think it is his 4th album. And I wanted to go to Kedum, to Tokakusama, to Tokakua. I wanted to go to Zikiz or Alba Miakele, because I wanted to go to Sikiza, because I wanted to go to Silewa and say Malini. So when he did at Urodi Nyuma, I was like, ah, this guy, I remember this kind of music, my kind of music. And you know, when I came to Urodi Nyuma, I saw him in Kubali, then one day he came to me, he told me to sing love songs, he told me to sing this kind of music, and he said that I wanted to go to Sikiza and run for an opportunity. So Keduma at that time, he was in a manikwa, Marka Dem. He was in a manikwa, when I was a kid, I was in Kishu Kunda, he told me to sing songs, Kichiza and my brother. He was singing love songs, he told me to sing love songs. Mr. Lolova. He told me, I want to go to Mr. Lolova. He told me to sing love songs. What was he like? He said, he is a ziwa. So I explained, he told me to sing songs, why remember some kids, he said he was a kid, he told me to sing love songs. So I went to Nyotandogo, those people, So here genre we define it as urban rumba Because it is in toki tizi kizo wa i music But you have the typical rumba Let me give you a funky feel Let me give it you Now I can do it and I tell you Ya, ya. Nice, nice. So breakthrough, which track in Nairobi now? I have breakthroughs in Yabata Bado. I don't have breakthroughs in Makini. Ono moandishi wunginem kalesana. Here's the thing. Let me just say something as a fan first of all. Yes. Moanamwale is one of the most beautiful songs in Meikuskem, Sekendi, Kenkanya. Thank you, brother. It's actually like so, so dope. Asante. So how can you say that? You know. Haidyaka mbado bro. Like, nikonawa tuwambwa na pte na mziki angu zaana ba hide. Marafiki wa sewenye na meet. Ono suma e habitu na skizanga mziki. You never know that people listen to your music until you meet them. You know. So that's why I'm trying to put myself out there more.  So Bado breakthroughs in Yabata. Bado ati siye se maa, na yanzatizif tu zengina na fanyanga apart from mziki, nani patedokto akwa mziki tako na jidanganya. So for me breakthrough, nini niki hanzak patedokto from music. Na Bado nendelea, na Mekio stepole pole, herdsin nira Rupi na trytuku you know, kufite kuweza kwantukoka, yo place netatisp na pata do from mziki. Cuz tako danganja wa se artists warna pata shida wukunge. I have so many friends. Am bone nii. Nani kifungulia fa nii angu sai wa one. Most of my friends am bone nii artists. Wa nii ajer bingi saivuna, panchi. Nii ajer bingi saivuna, you don't like.... Why is it like that? Because mziki, tu na fanyamziki, but doha hei come through. That is why favourite kahn Wizardilla foot passion pitu ke empath kwa hufuis steinатu wa kumanda. Yav para kwa hafuwe kama kabuku kwa hufafia kwa hafikutu na kinhu. Yatterin y경a, hufafia hufa. Nanda waku ni alalas kwa hafikutu na mubu kwa kumanda. Nanda waku haba kuna. Yato. Nanda waku makadi. Nanda wadi. Nanda waku hafiki yata ua. Ya kwa hufruction nizitwa. Nanda waku afiku. Nanda wakini. Dima wa hafiki. Nanda waku, Sabi ni na dosi na isa huwazikumu na hilu. Ida, ki ta we glovesakumu. Biniya bati yaza Kote kardia, hans kwa kikantu ya. Ni ni ni ni ni ni ni, kububunu kakandu ya. Aro paka merei, paka merei, kwa kikantu ya kikantu ya, kina kifu. Ida ni ni ni, kileba, mwakuhu maik sig장u mwakuhu, jamu kuswa kwa kisei. Ni ni ni kikantu ya, kwa kikantu ya, kutukaku yaadye ni, kutukaku yaadye ni, kikantu ya, I hope now we can see the impact of the pandemic on the planet. But I am glad that now people are zobo kwa poju wa manza pide story, it is a big thing, it is a good thing for us. So me when I came to Kenya, kuses miwa ata niya nende tu wa hene habi nga klishaw reserves in Kenya. Serika li kwa... Ingele ka ya maze we need rules, we need stipulations to make sure that we are held accountable as media personalities. Why aren't you playing local content.  Dio iweze ku playu mzikiya wu kulek. Kus bapu kule countryza wu kama ni South Africa, it is ni mzikiya wu ko South Africa na tizonga all the time. You understand, the same with Nigeria. Like... You play Nigerian. You play Nigerian music. Even the Rwandes, they play Rwandan music. Kaka kuna mkutaku yangalata station wu ko kuao, wana kuambia hapa kutaku jua ni metu kuaapi, na tizonga local content. So, you know what I'm saying guys, da da da da da naija, da da da da da Kenya. Da da da da, you know, like there is a sub station that caters for those artists. Ambu aho kuiu region. Which is a big thing. Which is something we really need to do. We do. But there's something you love doing on the side of music. You prefer live performances. Absolutely, yes. Do you think it's going on more revenue than just being a recording artist and just going on as well? Ya, me, I believe kama uneza piga kuote piga. If you can do live music and you still can go to the studio and record good music, do both. Systema hati kuna wasani ambu aame patapesa from live music peke without recording ni ni nama najulikana for live performances. But our son eventually they went back to the studio, they recorded their music. So I think they need to be promoted. So kama kidogo you are strong on the live performing side, but he's a strong son. Yere bu kidogo, you know, u lete he say digi neju, you will level more. Because eventually you will need this other side. So you need to be all rounded to get to the bag. To secure the bag. To secure the bag. Yes. Awesome stuff. Yes sir. Last year, congratulations by the way. Thank you. In Oktober, you got married. He just decided to come. Of course he did. Congratulations. Juggling all these things because you are a very busy man. Yes. Producer, music and TV presenter. Yes. And musician. Yes. How are you juggling all this? I think it's being at the right place at the right time. Like kama sifani hassles, kama siko kunjinataftado, kama siko nini amolos at home. Fuli. Like was on social media at all. Like if I'm not out there doing something. Ni kumusana kuni para ni me kamali me tulia tunapiga story. It's really really hard for me. So sometimes, most of the time I don't, I never hang out with friends. I do. But I try as much as possible to have enough time at home and also enough time for my career. You know. So priorities. Priorities family work. Yes. Then maybe friends if you have time. No, I have a lot of friends. That's what I'm saying. I know you're a very social guy. Kabisa kabisa. So I like you know, I'm waking up with a few friends just having one or two drinks. That's a good thing once in a while. There's another song, a beautiful song that you wrote for Kenya. Yes. I want to get into it but before that I want to ask you. What's next for Abinguma? What should we expect? Wow. I love it. Nini. Last, the previous years we were in our system. Because I was juggling too many things at the same time. So I was releasing music, I was recording music, I was following up on a project. But now I can say it easy, you know. So at least I said it's not difficult. So now I can at least. Like kaziangu say it's not too bad. So I am working extra hard man. Like you're going to see. 24th February it's been my first event. I'm going to go personally. And I'm going to hang from scratch. I'm going to have fun at the story festival. You know, now we're going to plan two quipa like at different places. You know, in Kisumu we want to. The next place we are going to is to Mombasa. So we're starting in Nairobi right now at the Memorial Park. On the 24th February. That's like two weeks, three weeks from now. So wale aotei zaku. Wale aotei kwa mika serikiwa on Valentine's Day. They can make up for it when coming to this. You know what I mean to have put a macho. How's the 24th? No taksa mehewa. So yeah, 24th February guys make sure you come through. Give a brother support, you know. I laugh for every... The story is going to be happening every two months. Every two months it will happen. That is awesome. I know. So I believe take the first step. Answer, you know, answer. I like of course more content, more music, you know, more videos, more projects, more collaborations. And of course what you are going to do is more news about the event on the 24th of February at Abinguma. Absolutely. That's A double B IH. Guma. So make sure you go subscribe. Like and subscribe. Thank you. So make sure you go subscribe. Like, follow, talk. Okay, don't talk. He's married. Don't talk. Just follow and share the content. Of course. Tavunjo. So make sure you support Kenyan music because this is just beautiful stuff. Abi, you're about to play Kenya. Yes, this I've always wanted to do you know, a patriotic song. Every time I feel enough for you on a poet. So I had the lyrics but I wanted to say he not a poet, a fan. So I wanted to do the same. So I approached a few spoken word artists. Nika Olyza. So are co-willing but they're not doing it. They're not putting the flavor you want. You know, so I recorded the song. Okay, so I recorded the song. Actually, the kitulini prompt to record was that I wanted to do a patriotic song because I wanted to do it. But I didn't want to do it. So I did it. So I did it. I did it. Kenya is just I want to do Kenyan. So basically, at the back of my head, I want to say I've even loved a chick but she's not doing it.  So anyway, you know you know you know so I hear so I have fallen for a chick when I went to Kenya. So I have fallen for my country Kenya. Basically that's what the song is about. Guys, I'm telling you, this guy is just an awesome songwriter. If you really if you want to get to that, maybe you could make a steve flani. You know what to do. You know what to do. You know what to do. You know what to do. You know what to do. You know what to do. So when I say I'm again Kenya, everything is negotiable. Thank you so much for thank you so much for thank you so much for coming through. Thank you for having me guys. Can't wait to listen to Kenya. Sidiyo. Nikona, a very beautiful one. This is Kenya guys. Thank you so much for coming. So when I say I'm again Kenya, everything is negotiable. Thank you so much for coming. Sidiyo. Nikona, a very beautiful songwriter when I went to Kenya. So when I say I'm again Kenya. Everything is negotiable. Thank you so much for coming. Sidiyo. Nikona, a very beautiful songwriter nita kufichi yasiri tabasa ebu cheki wa navyoku tizama nikupi ganiye nijena kirende nikufi ganiye mana kenya na kupenda buhitwa kenya nashida za kuki bao mami nita kufichi yasiri


Live from the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas. It's theCUBE, covering VMworld 2016. Brought to you by VMware and its ecosystem sponsors. Now, here are your hosts, John Furrier and Stu Miniman. Okay, welcome back everyone. Live here in Las Vegas at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in the hang space for VMworld 2016. This is theCUBE SiliconANGLE's flagship program. We go out to the events and extract the signal from the noise. I'm John Furrier, my co-student Miniman. Our next guest, Aditya Saud is the CEO and co-founder of com.io, which was acquired by Nutanix. So he now is an employee of Nutanix. Series A funded startup, acquired by Nutanix, wearing the Nutanix logo on the jacket. Good product placement, welcome to theCUBE. Thank you. You're now CUBE alumni. Welcome to the club. So congratulations on the acquisition. Exit right out of the gate to Series A. More importantly, great team at Nutanix. They're joining. Very technical, doing some great stuff. Stu's been following them. Mukibon's been tracking their history. SiliconANGLE theCUBE they've been on since day one. Been great success story. But the engineering's not yet done. So before we get into some of the deep dive conversations, talk about com.io. Why did they acquire you? What was the interest? Obviously DevOps is hot. You guys do a little DevOps stuff. I want to get into that. But what were you guys doing? And how does that fit into Nutanix? Sure, thank you. First of all, thank you for your best wishes. Why, what com.io was doing was building application-centric DevOps tooling for any kind of hybrid clouds. And I think to why Nutanix acquired com.io or why we joined Nutanix as well, I think I would answer that in three parts. First of all, is a design-first philosophy that UX and UI is really important. We have to build beautiful interfaces, elegant ones. The second is a shared vision towards that how infrastructure and IT should be run down the road in the coming world. How the, where is the world going over time? And the third is the same, I would say, insurgent mentality of going and disrupting the status quo. And looking at problems from a new angle. We still want to solve problems, but we just don't want to have a cookie-cutter approach. But say, how is the best fresh way to solve this problem? What's interesting, yesterday, we always have great conversations on the Cube with technical tech athletes, as we call them, and also executives. But the thing that's coming out of the technical conversations is that a hacker mentality is what's going on, because you can't standardize what you don't understand. And so I want to bring in that perspective, because the UX, UI stuff is well known. People understand that you've got to design great interfaces, which you guys are doing. But as you guys solve the complexities of the future, IoT right around the corner, the data center transformation, a lot of stuff's unknown, so you got to kind of do some hacking. What are the areas, my hacking, I use that kind of as a globalized term, to significantly say that you got to do stuff differently to understand that mentality you were talking about. What are some of the areas of complexity that you see out there that you guys are involved in, Kamayo and now Nutanix around understanding the beast before you tame it? What are some of the things, can you share some insight onto what you see? Sure. I think a lot of the complexity, or you could say the challenges in the modern systems come from where the system interfaces are, where two systems overlap, because the fun stuff always happens on the edges, not on the center. So a lot of the complexity comes from when different systems interact with each other. You have your, and to just belabor the point, that is one of the great things Nutanix did, where they eliminated the interface between storage and virtualization and said this is one seamless fabric now that you have. So I think how we think about it and how we have thought about it, is to go build something quickly and then iterate a lot, listen to a lot of customer feedback, have lots of customer empathy, because finally we are here not to create complexity but to manage it. That should be our job, not go add another interface tools into already 20 things that an infrastructure person has to go and do. So look at the boundaries where systems interface, play around with them, iterate very rapidly, get lots of customer feedback, that's been our approach on dealing with system, understanding the beast. And DevOps has always been kind of an emerging culture. You can go back with seven years or so, since theCUBE started, we've been certainly the early days of cloud, was hardcore full stack developers doing everything. And that was a great, great, and now let's go in mainstream. So as DevOps goes mainstream, and certainly VMware's message here at the show is cross-cloud, cross-cloud architecture, close-cut foundation, that speaks to this complexity of dealing with multiple clouds. Which again, to your systems overlap point, is unknown and complex. Unknown and complex. What's your thoughts there? I mean, how do you tame that beast? Azure is another shoe that's going to drop. Amazon's winning public cloud game, and you got Google and other clouds out there. That's going to be a problem set for customers. What's your thoughts on the inter-cloud relationship for the data center? Yes, I think that, I completely agree with you that, and these are some of that DevOps has sort of started off as a little trend, but now got on mainstream, and the DevOps conferences, I remember when we started DevOps was this niche, market that people were like, what kind of stuff? So I think the challenge in running a hybrid environment, like if as much as we like to pretend, the public cloud is not going away, the private cloud is not going away, both are going to coexist for a very long time because they have different workloads that suit different, you know, OPEX versus CAPEX kind of questions. And then the pace of acceleration has really picked up in the last two or three years. Like we had containers come in two or three years ago, Docker came in and started changing the way people are doing stuff. Unicornals have started maybe a major inroads into there, but Docker was two years ago, Unicornals are now that they're breaking out of the niche category. So given the pace of change and innovation and new technologies and stuff coming in, it's going to get pretty complicated because we will have multiple cloud vendors, our legacy infrastructure, modern infrastructure, containers, Unicornals, VMs, bare metal, everything thrown in together. And I think what will finally slay this dragon, so to speak, is focus more on the application stuff, the application mobility. How do I best leverage my current infrastructure but not get vendor locked in? How do I build an application mobility fabric in the enterprise cloud, which allows me to seamlessly and with as minimal effort, I don't think it'll be zero effort any time soon, move things around into different clouds. All right, so Tito, we had a good conversation yesterday with Sisunil from Nutanix and Pujon from Pernex data, a little bit about why they're making some of the acquisitions, software, that insurgent mindset that you talked about, can we get a little tactical, talk to us a little bit about your product as it is today, what customers we're using it for, does that interact with Nutanix, and also a little bit about your team itself and the skill set that they bring into the Nutanix team. Sure, so what Car Mile set out to do is to bring an application first approach to automation on any kind of hybrid clouds, and especially with the focus on enterprise cloud issues which is compliance and governance, that unless we go marry DevOps with all the control and things that an enterprise needs, we will not be able to make major inroads there. So that's how Car Mile started evolved, a bunch of customers use it in India and US. India is where we started, though we had a Silicon Valley presence soon enough for the last two years. There's a national stock exchange of India, which is the biggest stock exchange, which runs their entire automation and IT on this. There are large e-commerce players like Snapdeal, I mean people who run tens and thousands of servers. So all in all, Car Mile manages close to 60,000 servers across all customers. And different kind of use cases. Some are more next-gen web-scale companies, some as I said banks, insurance companies, stock exchanges, I mean talk about mission critical in that sense. And coming together, I think is that how do we tackle the enterprise cloud in a holistic way right from bottom of the stack to the top of the stack? How do we bring some of the more application focus on it? Yeah, so we always get into discussions about kind of DevOps itself. Is it ops dev, is it dev ops, cloud ops, how does that fit in? When I hear the term enterprise, you talk about things like governance, a lot of that's kind of on the operation side of things there. Can you speak to kind of that dynamic of the developer operations, DevOps, how you're bringing that forward? Sure. I think DevOps is a change in mindset more than any specific technology or methodology. It is that we are going to one manage our infrastructure as code, apply best practices from engineering, version controlling, doing peer reviews, so on. And also at the same time at a large scale when you are running IT for 10,000 people and supporting business applications that cannot go down. That are the times that you need the traditional enterprise, governance and compliance into it. So I do not think, I think this is an artificial boundary that has, that there is an IT ops and there is a DevOps. It's finally a developer mindset applied to operations and we need to build seamless tools. So both use cases can be satisfied in one shot. Yeah, I totally agree with that by the way. I think this, and they've called it in the past, consumerization of IT, Pat Gelsing was on, yes they said IT's flying from the nest, implying that IT isn't just a department anymore. So if you take, like you mentioned design philosophy, there are other philosophies now that have to be native in the mindset of everybody. So IT kind of has to be kind of embedded in all aspects of it. So that is a DevOps approach. So it is operational, reliability wise, certainly there's going to be a need for that five nines, but it's going to be more of a development focus. And we're seeing that. With that being said, the data center has a lot of stuff in it, right? So it's got a lot of legacy and the legacy is the complexity. That is the beast, in my opinion, I think it's the legacy, but the legacy is a beast I've maintained, but everyone's pushing for this digital transformation. So that's the dream. Cloud is going to have all these benefits, but it's not necessarily true. The public cloud does have great benefits, but trying to replicate that on-prem has been a challenge because of the legacy. Is that an infrastructure issue? Stu, I know you've been covering this as well. I mean, where's the hot spot? If you have to narrow it down and kind of look at the engine that tweaked the engine of IT and data center, it's a free IT up. Where's that pressure point in your mind? That's a very good question. And I think it gets to the root of the complexity, that why are we here? So first of all, I think legacy is always going to be there. Today's modern infrastructure, 10 years down the line, is going to be the new legacy. So legacy is not going away anytime soon. I think the complexity comes from these silos that we have built up because of traditional ways that IT was run. We have a storage silo, or we had a storage silo, we had a compute silo and a network silo. And the handover between, say, these teams was through a ticketing system.  And you cannot work at, you know, web scale or modern agility speeds with that kind of approach. I think the critical part that is missing is tooling because the infrastructure systems are good. Virtualization does work. Hyperconvergence does work. Where the gap so far I feel is that how do we bring all these teams together to work on common tooling? Which is generic enough that it solves all use cases, but no one's sort of left out, you know? No one's shortchanged that this is not the best style of tool I would have wanted to use. So just to bring all of these teams together, have them work holistically, it should only be one IT team. Just does everything. Of course they have specializations. Aditya, thanks for coming on theCUBE. It's great to have you on. Welcome to theCUBE and congratulations on your successful exit of your startup now with the big company in China, which by the way, still classically is a startup, but it's growing so fast. As soon to be IPO'd, we'll see how that works. I wish we had D.Rajan, we had to go to India for some family matters. My final question for you to end the segment is, what are you gonna bring back from VMworld this year to the team, your friends and your colleagues? What are you gonna share with them? As you leave Vegas, what's gonna be the takeaway for you? That's a very good question. I'll have to think about that. Yeah. He stumps on theCUBE. John, he just had his company acquired here and you got the lights of Vegas and everything going on here. So, Aditya, maybe just share with us kind of reaction and excitement of your team. Sure. I mean, let me take a gander at that question anyway. It's a cube. I think one thing I'm gonna bring back is the customer hunger for innovation. Not about technologies, not about announcements, not about plans, but how much hunger there is, the hallway conversations we have been having, the coffee conversations I've been having with people like, you know, what is the problem you have right now? Where do you spend your time? Where is the pain coming from? That hunger, because I think that, as long as we solve that, everything else will follow naturally. Yeah, and the technology is a solid right now. Like you said, the infrastructure is working. It's just not efficient. And it's about some new stuff's coming in. So it's all goodness. I mean, to me, I see a very strong market here. So congratulations. Thanks for spending the time. This is theCUBE live at VMworld in the hang space at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center. I'm John Furrier with Stu Miniman. You're watching theCUBE at VMworld 2016. Be right back.


Hello friends, I am Sanjay Gupta. In this video, I am going to demonstrate you how you can concatenate two strings by operator overloading in C++. Before starting, you can note my information. You can connect with me by following these details which are available in front of you. Now coming on to the topic. In this video, I am going to demonstrate you how you can concatenate strings by overloading operators in C++. Here iostream header file is included. Then string header file is included. Then I have used a namespace std. Name of class is string in which an attribute str is declared. Then you can see two functions are defined. First function is read which will display enter a string message on console. Then the entered string will be stored inside str. Then print function is implemented. It will display the text which is available inside str on console using this cout statement. After these two functions, I have implemented third overloaded operator function definition that is operator plus. Here plus is the operator which is overloaded. Operator is a keyword. Its return type is string. It will return an object. This string x will receive an explicit argument. Now inside definition, you can see I have declared an temporary object that is string t. First I have copied values of str. This str is representing implicit arguments value. This str will be copied into t.str. Then using strcat, x.str is concatenated into t.str. So first implicit argument is copied into t and then explicit argument is concatenated into t. So t object is containing values of implicit as well as explicit arguments. Here in main function you can see this function called here plus is overloaded. Implicit argument is s1 and s2 is explicit argument. So this str is representing s1 value and x.str is representing s2 value. Both are available inside t. Then t will be returned. The values will be stored inside s3 object. Before this function call, s1 and s2 both are calling read function and after this function calling s3 is calling print function. So that concatenated values will be displayed on console. Now I am going to execute this code. It is asking for first string. I am entering Sanjay. It is asking for second string. I am entering Gupta. You can see the output string is Sanjay Gupta. So both strings are concatenated by overloading plus operator in this program. So I hope you have understood how you can overload plus operator to concatenate values of two string objects. If you want to watch more programming related videos, you can subscribe my YouTube channel that is Sanjay Gupta underscore tech school. Thank you for watching this video.


More than 500 spacecraft of US and NATO members operate for the needs of Ukrainian army, Russia. Russian troops have destroyed more than 5,900 mercenaries who took part in fighting in the ranks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the Russian Defence Ministry said in an annual digest of the Russian Armed Forces activities in 2023. In total, more than 13,500 mercenaries have arrived in Ukraine. Among them were more than 8,500 from Europe, more than 1,700 from Asia, more than 2,700 from North and South America and more than 220 from Africa. Of these, Russian forces have eliminated more than 5,900, more than 5,600 have fled and more than 1,900 are still fighting, the report said. In addition, the report said that Ukraine receives aid from 54 countries and that more than $203 billion has been spent on its support. More than 500 spacecraft of the United States and NATO members operate for the needs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Among them are over 70 military reconnaissance spacecraft and the remaining are commercial. More than 20,000 terminals of the Starlink satellite internet constellation operate for the control and communications organization, the digest said. According to the Defence Ministry, foreign countries provided the Ukrainian Armed Forces with more than 1,600 missiles and artillery munitions, more than 200 air defense missiles, systems, more than 5,220 armored vehicles and more than 23,000 drones.


a little bit less effective than Dr. Tobias and Inno Cleanse, but I would say it's a little bit more effective than- Hey, what's up guys, it's Josh here. Today I want to do a little review on this body gold colon cleanse. I don't know if you guys have been following my channel, but I use some sort of colon cleanse or laxative pretty much on the regular in small doses. I try to mix up the supplements that I take, so I'm not relying on one thing and I try as much natural things as possible. So my favorite colon cleanse definitely by far has been the Inno Cleanse. Now I ordered it probably four to five times in a row, I absolutely love it. It is just so freaking expensive that although it's been my go-to, I actually haven't ordered it in a couple months because I've been trying all these different kinds. Inno Cleanse, it's just for some reason it just feels extra special, it just gets a little more out of me from the times that I've used it again for months straight. So anyways guys, let's jump into this colon cleanse product. I'm going to go over the ingredients really quick here. I'll try to put them on screen. So you got Chinese rhubarb, I'm not really sure what that is, black walnut. Now that's in quite a bit of colon cleanse products, aloe vera, that's really good for the stomach. Also in a lot of colon cleanse products, cascara, sagrada, now that's pretty much a known stimulant laxative that I find pretty effective. I find that Senna is a little bit more effective, but they also have Senna in here. That's the next thing that comes up. And I actually like them synergistically because they're supposed to kind of irritate your stomach and get more out of you. And I find that they have more of a balanced effect when used together. So I like that they're in here. I wish we had some idea of how much they're putting for each thing because it's a proprietary blend. They could have one milligram of it or they could have 300. We have no idea. Oregon grape roots. Now I use grape seed extract. I love grape seed extract. Grapes in general are good. I'm not really sure how that's specifically supposed to help constipation, but it's in here nonetheless. Yellow dock. Now yellow dock I have seen quite a bit. I'll try to make sure to put supplement facts on all these for the video. But I've heard of that quite a bit. I know that it's definitely used in stomach cleanses, colon cleanses, not in everyone, but it definitely has been used in some colon cleanse products that I've tried. Valerian root. Now this is the first time I've seen valerian root in a colon cleanse. I didn't know it was for colon cleansing. Valerian root is a known natural herb to help you fall asleep. I used to use it all the time. It's great. I still recommend it. If you want something to help you go to sleep, valerian is great. It just has this effect where it doesn't really work every single day, but if you wait two, three days, take it, wow, does it work? Anyways, no idea how much they put in here, but you've got valerian. The first time I've seen it in a colon cleanse product. Okay, slippery elm. That's in a lot of colon cleanse products for sure. An anal cleanse and Zupu. Normally they use that acidophilus version, but here they have Baculeus coag. I can't pronounce that. I'll put it on screen, but they have a different version of a digestive enzyme, which I like because all these colon cleanse products seem to just copy and paste each other. So one of the reasons that I was actually interested in this product was they use capsules. It was relatively affordable for the amount of pills you get, 75. And the last thing was that it really was unique to any other colon cleanse product that I've come across. It wasn't trying to be cheap. It wasn't trying to copy something that I know. Now for the effects. So I've been on this stuff for about a week now taking varying doses. They say to take, I think one veggie cap at night or every single day to maintain regularity. For me, I have a lot of issues with my stomach. I might have parasites. It's a possibility. I also eat a lot of food that's going to slow my stomach down. I have a lot of salt and I use Kratom. And Kratom has this terrible side effect of really slowing my stomach down. And over the last week or two, I've had much more Kratom than I'm used to having. Still not every single day, still not extreme doses, but much more than I'm used to having. So I don't know how much that skewed the results here. But I would say it's a little more effective than super colon cleanse. I would say it's a little more effective than super cleanse. But I would say it's probably a little less effective than in a cleanse and a little bit less effective than Dr. Tobias slash Dr. Bo, Dr. Bo and Dr. Tobias. They're essentially the exact same product. I really enjoyed this product. It didn't wow me as much as Zupu. It didn't get as much out of me as something like Dr. Tobias. But it also wasn't as aggressive as Dr. Tobias was. And I don't really have too much stomach aches on this product. It's got a very nice stomach ache to evacuation ratio. Sometimes if you take a lot of the wrong kind of laxatives, you have a really painful effect and you won't even be getting very much out. It'll just be very painful. I really liked the blend here. There is going to be some slight discomfort probably. But I would say compared to all the other ones, it's definitely mild. And especially if you take one like I wouldn't expect any stomach ache, maybe just a little bit of rumbles right before things happen. Super cleanse. I really like it. I don't know how much I paid for it. I'll go ahead and put that on screen. But what kind of colons cleanse products are you trying? Have you tried this super cleanse? Have you tried any other products that were great? I want to hear about it down below. But anyways guys, we're on the road to 50,000 subscribers and I couldn't do without any of you guys' help. You guys are the best. I'm having a great day out here. Hopefully having a great day at home. See you all in the next video. Peace.