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Dear Mr. Valentine, believe me, I do have a job that's too tough for me to handle and only you can help me. You see, I'm away from the man I love very much and the only thing that will bring us together is your meeting me at the bus terminal the very moment I get there at 10.06 when they love Bruxy. Hotel Bristol Coffee Shop, 200 rooms, a joining bus terminal, club breakfast 75 cents. Georgie, I told you I already had breakfast. Well, you'll have another one. Oh, Bruxy, your cousin's wedding did something to you. You look, well, radiant. Good enough to serve on a silver platter. Hey, that's an idea. Stop it. Everybody's looking at you. Well, let him. I'm happy. So what? Oh, my. You know what happened when Mary threw her bridal bouquet? I caught it. When a girl catches a wedding bouquet, it's supposed to mean she's going to get married. Really? Mostly something new. Us leaving in five minutes for Fairfield, Clayton and Coaseville. Ah, seriously, Bruxy, without you in the office, I don't know where a thing is, and then I... What's the matter? George, see that gray hair gentleman, table in the corner? Yeah, I noticed you looking at him before. Just like that in the bus, too, his top coat buttoned up to his neck, all tense and, well, frightened. Oh, uh-huh. He doesn't seem to be touching his coffee. I thought the trip was making him ill. You know how it is with people sometimes. So I tried talking to him to take his mind off of him. You know, things about the office and you. Oh, no wonder the poor man's not feeling well. Well, it was a long trip, and I'm the friendly type. Now, that redhead over there, going into the hotel bar. Ah, nice. I spoke to her, too. But not about you. There's a man-wanted sign in her eyes.  I wonder what holds her together. Well, believe it or not, she works for the journal. A reporter. She was away on a vacation. Wait a minute, Agent. What? That gentleman we were talking about, I think he wants to see us. He just sort of motioned me over there. What do you suppose he wants? Why not ask him? Come on. If he's ill, I hope there's something we can do for him. That's right. Someday I may be somebody's grandfather. Yes, I know. I've got it all arranged. Ah, yeah. Oh, hello. Say, you want to drink that coffee. It'll make you feel better. Oh, sorry, young lady. Don't want to impose, but... Oh, no. Wait a minute. Easy, sir. Don't try to get up. You're in pretty bad shape. Yes, I know. Would you do me a favor? Yeah, sure. Would you register me here at the hotel? See that I get upstairs? Of course. Hey, I know. Just hold on to my arm. Thank you. Hey, Brooks, you get on the other side. Hi. That's it. All right, now just take it easy. Here we go. Right through here to the lobby. On the bus the young lady was telling me about you. Don't try to talk now, sir. Brooks, you take the gentleman over to the elevator. Wait there till I sign in. Oh, what name shall I give? Name? Oh. Well, I'm sure you have to have one. Er... Redmond. Why shouldn't I use it now? Philip Redmond. Okay, I'll be right back. No. We'll be upstairs in a minute, Mr. Redmond. You'll be all right. In my coat pocket here, Miss. Will you take that out? What? Go ahead, please. Your wallet? That's right. Money. Tell your friend to take as much as he needs. But why? What for? Please hurry. Get me upstairs. Easy now, Mr. Redmond. Just rest back in his chair. Have you got that water, Brooks? Yes, here it is. Oh, whoa.  Yes, let's get that coat off. No, no. No, I'll be all right in a minute. I know I will. I must. Wait, I'll look in his wallet. Maybe he has friends, relatives in town. No, I have nobody here. You must help me. Whatever money you need. Yes, of course. George, I think we ought to call a doctor. Yeah. Hey, it's funny. The name in this wallet is Walter Haskell. And he said Redmond. Oh, oh, oh. George, while you call the doctor, I'm going to get this coat off and try to make him comfortable. No, please don't. Don't call now. You're going to do just as I say. George. Oh, yeah. I think we'd better call the police as well as the doctor. He's been shot. This is terrible. Let me have that glass of water. All right. Now here, Mr. Redmond, try to drink this. Don't call anybody. Listen. Please, no time to talk now. We got to do something about you. You must get me there. Nothing else matters.  What are you trying to say? Get me coat. Huh? Well, here, here you are. No, no. But you said get me... George, he's feverish. He doesn't know what he's talking about. Co... Co... There's nothing in it, not a thing. George, he's... Yeah, we can forget the doctor, Brooksy. Just the police. Oh, no. Easy. No. Yeah, hello. What? Coming up here? Well, yes, but... Okay, never mind, thanks. Brooksy. What is it? I don't know, but we got to get out of here fast. But George... Never mind. Come on, just do as I say. No, no, not the elevator this way, the stairs.  Oh, what is it, George? That was the desk clerk on the phone. He said two of Mr. Redmond's friends were on their way up. But he said he didn't know anybody in this town. That's just it. What do you make of all this? Ruling them out as friends. They're probably here to finish the job. They started somewhere else. You think that they're... Well, what are we going to do? You beat it downstairs and call Lieutenant Johnson. Tell him exactly what happened. And you? I'll stay right here and see if I can get a look at our two visitors. Be careful. Get going, Brooksy. I'll see you down in the lobby. What took you so long, Brooksy? Trouble getting Lieutenant Johnson. And trouble making him believe me when I did. Oh. They're on their way. Did you see who the men were? No, Janet, I couldn't without being seen myself. Well, what now? Well, you keep your eye on that elevator. Take a good look at everybody who comes down. And where are you going? See the desk clerk. Oh, uh, what can I do for you, Mr. Redmond? I'm not Mr. Redmond. But you... Oh, now, really, now, really? The guests in our hotel are in the habit of registering under their right names. Well, I'm sure the Hotel Owners Association will be glad to hear that. I'll listen, Mr., uh... Flat. Horus. Flat. Okay, those two men who went upstairs, did they ask for Mr. Redmond by name? Well, no, not exactly. Uh-huh. They merely said they wanted the room number of the party of three that just went up in the elevator. Uh, you, the elderly gentleman and young lady. They said they were friends of yours. I see. Anything wrong? Well, did they see the registration card by any chance? Of course. I had to look up the room number. I don't keep everything in my head. Okay, okay. Well, anyway, that old gentleman knew whoever he is should know better than to go out again in his condition. Go on. What do you mean? Oh, really. Now, you don't have to bark at me. But a man at his age should certainly get over the night before. That is, before starting off on another. Look, Horus, do you know what you're talking about? Well, I certainly saw him just a few minutes ago. His two friends had to hold him up, and the three of them went staggering out of the lobby together. Maybe I can still catch up with him. Oh, now, really? You can't go charging through our lobby like that, knocking people out of the way. Who are you anyway? I saw you running out of the lobby. What happened? Plenty. Well? Brace yourself, Brooksy. Those two guys took Redmond or Haskell or whoever he is for a walk and a ride. What are you talking about? They did that while I was waiting for you to get that call through to Johnson. But that's impossible. I know, I know. This seems to be our day for the impossible. The door men saw three men come out a few minutes ago, one of them a little under the weather.  Oh, if you know, I'm kind of glad the police will be taking over from herein. Well, I'm afraid they're going to have to put up with me. What do you mean? Brooksy, when a client of mine hires me to look after him, I stick with him, dead or alive. We'll return to tonight's adventure of George Valentine in just a moment. Did you ever stop to think that each time you buy motor oil for your car, you're making a mighty important decision? More times than not, it's the choice of motor oil that makes a big difference in engine performance and can actually mean dollars saved from excessive wear. Consider this fact when you buy motor oil. Heavy-duty RPM motor oil has consistently proven its ability to reduce wear and greatly increase the time between major overhauls due to lubrication. In addition, heavy-duty RPM motor oil gives extra protection against gummy carbon, acid, and corrosion. So if you want to increase time between overhauls and reduce repair bills, if you want top protection and performance from your car, if buying the best brand of motor oil is important to you, then switch over now to heavy-duty RPM motor oil. Next time you need oil, ask for and make sure you get heavy-duty RPM motor oil at independent chevron gas stations and standard stations where they say, at mean, we take better care of your car. A gentle, gray-haired man refuses to take off his topcoat. When he does, you make the startling discovery that he'd been shot. And afterwards, even more startling, his body is walked out of the hotel room by two so-called friends. Yes, these are the incredible ingredients of a nightmare that happens in the full blaze of noon. And even if your name is George Valentine, you're afraid you might wake up screaming. The redhead is still in the bar, George. Good. But why do you want to talk to her and alone? Well, she did come in on that bus with you and Mr. Redmond. She just might know something. Meet you back here. Uh, hello. Well, where did you come from? And why didn't you get here sooner? I'd take it you wouldn't scream if I'd join you. How obvious can I be in a public place? Uh-huh. You know, you look like the kind of man who could provide a lot of excitement. Oh, by the way, what's the man's name? Valentine George. And what can you suggest for excitement? Depends how obvious I can be in a public place.   Oh, I see. In other words, a mug, a bruiser. You go for that type, don't you? Could be. And what's the girl's name? Williams, Jenny. Of the journal. What? Yeah, we're going to have a little talk, Williams, Jenny. You'll place an ad in your paper, and then we'll get together in my office tonight. Here you are, bartender. Keep the change. I looked in all the papers, Jenny, and there's not a word about Mr. Haskell's murder. Well, Claire, that's not so strange. Homicide boys don't like to cry murder without the good old corpus delicti as exhibit A. We saw the corpus delicti, all right, Jenny. But from that point on, nothing makes sense. I know.  What did they want with his body? They must have had a good reason taking the chance they did. Two of them hustling out of the lobby in broad daylight. When we find the answer to that, we'll be getting somewhere. I've got an off the record statement from Lieutenant Johnson.  In short, they're getting nowhere fast. Yeah. I'm sorry I couldn't be of any help, George. I hardly even noticed the man in the bus. I know. This, um, this ad you had me put in the journal. Important. Anyone having knowledge of Philip Redmond kindly contact George Valentine. Address, phone number, et cetera. You, uh, sitting on something you should have told the police?  Besides, I'm just playing a hunch. Philip Redmond was the name the old fella gave me to register him at the hotel. Kind of fancy variation on the usual, Smith or Jones. I don't know, Brooksy. I think he started to give the name we found in his wallet, Walter Haskell. But then he said, Redmond, why shouldn't I use it now? Remember? Yeah, that's right. I do. He was almost defiant about it. And you figured that anybody knowing of Philip Redmond can tell you about Walter Haskell? Yeah, something like that. I know it's only a hunch, but... Yeah, but you ain't got that coat on that desk lamp. Quick. Good. That's better. We don't want any light. George, where are you? I'm here at the window. You see anything? Yeah. Here, the other building. And all the windows in the world to shoot from. Darling, be careful. They can't see us now. It's a good thing that desk lamp threw your shadow off a little to the side. Yeah. That bullet was meant for my curly little head, all right? Jenny, your paper can have my testimonial for ads that get results. Mm-hmm. Sure, that irresponsible Nimrod out there was undoubtedly somebody having knowledge of Philip Redmond. Oh, and you can't say he didn't get in touch with you. Nice pattern, but Oscar Levant does it better. There's at least one part of this puzzle that's beginning to make sense. They removed Mr. Haskell because they didn't want anybody to identify him as Redmond. Now, how do you get that? Because, Brooke, see, now that they realize I know he was known as Redmond too, they're out to get rid of me. That's something I'd worry about. Oh, I worry, all right. But I also found something for me to do. Yeah, what's that? I'm going over to the Bristol. I've got something to check with the desk clerk. Something our friends might have overlooked, although I doubt it.  I'll be right back. All right, Joyce. Yes, sir? Good evening. Oh, uh, where's the other fellow who was on the desk today? Horace, he wasn't feeling very well. One of the boys had to take him home. Oh, I see. Kind of sudden like that. Yes, sir. I'm a friend of his. He asked me to take his place. Well, I guess you can help me. Yes, sir. Well, I want to look through your registration cards for today. I don't know if I can... Take my word for it. It's important. If you don't believe me, you can ask the police. Well, I guess it's all right. Here, there are just a few. Okay, thanks. Find what you want. Oh, no, I didn't. But don't take it to heart, friend. I didn't expect you. So long, and thanks again. Don't mention it. Well, George, what did you find? I was right. They didn't overlook a thing. Not there, huh? No. Anybody investigating would never find out by the records that a man named Philip Redmond registered here today. I don't think there's much doubt what this means. I think I know what you mean, and I don't like it. Those two walked out of here with our friend today because they didn't want anybody to know his real identity. Somehow, they lifted the registration card to make sure. And they even tried to kill me to make doubly sure. You ought to pass the next round, George. Put yourself in the capable hands of Lieutenant Johnson. Those boys are still out to get you, and it could be anybody. Anybody out there in the street, here in the lobby. George, Jenny's right. Let's turn this thing off. What was the old fella trying to tell us upstairs? If we at least knew that.  Just what did he say? Well, he was feverish, George. He kept saying he wanted to get somewhere. He was willing to pay you to help him, that's all. He was trying to tell us where, you remember? After he refused that drink of water, asked for his cold drink.  Better still pour out your troubled little heart to Johnson. Yeah, yeah, I guess you're right, Jenny. Especially with Brooksy on the same spot with me. Come on. Just wait a little, Lieutenant Johnson. Wait a minute, hold everything. What is it, George? We just heard the answer. And the beautiful pear-shaped tones of the bust dispatcher. I don't get it. Fairfield, Clayton and Coatesville. Coatesville. That's what Redmond was trying to say. George! That's why he said coat, even after he refused it. There wasn't anything in that coat, and he wasn't feverish. He said, get coat. He was trying to say, get me to Coatesville. How can you be sure? He got off here in this terminal, and the only way she can get a bus to Coatesville, it adds up. It could be, it could be. The only way to make sure is to go there and see if the name Redmond means anything in that town. If so, just what? Hey, Jenny. Yes. Here's what you can do for that story I promised for you. Check the morgue at the journal. See if Phillip Redmond and Coatesville go together somehow. Right. What about you? I'll be waiting in the bus terminal there in the morning. Get there as soon as you can. Well, we'd better hurry, George, if we're going to make that bus. It's leaving. Not this time, Brooksy. You put yourself in the care of the good Lieutenant. I don't want anything happening to you. See you in the morning, Jenny. Don't leave me like this. You hear me, George? You got another passenger. Just a minute. Well, you're not going to hug the whole seat, are you? Oh, no. Oh, yes. Oh, now look, Brooksy. I'm serious. Don't you go. The bus is already gone. I know, I know. I'll stop it. But just this morning, you said I was... Well, end of spend. Come on, I'll let you go, I'll let you go. If you do, I'll scream.  I don't care if you don't scream. Oh, no, no, no. Oh, it's all right, driver. The lady just remembered she forgot to turn the gas off under the roast.  I don't want to see another bus terminal as long as I live. And that won't be long if we don't stick right out here with a manning crowd. This is a case of safety in numbers. Oh, I'm not afraid.  I'm with you, just the two of us, so I'm not afraid. Oh, women. From four o'clock this morning until now, five hours. I wonder what it feels like to lie down. Yeah. Jenny should be here soon. Anyway, there's nothing we can do until Coatesville wakes up. George, that man over there, he keeps staring at us. Uh-huh. He's so... Well, he's so sinister-looking. He does look a little ugly. I don't think he... that he's one of those... you know. I think we're going to find out. He's headed this way. Oh, George. Calm down, easy now. He wouldn't dare do anything in front of all these people. Yes, but maybe he's an exhibitionist. Ah, pardon me. Could you direct me to the local YMCA? Oh. Well, I think the gentleman at the information desk could help you. Oh, of course. I'll stay at the Wyden Street's counter. Oh. This is certainly the nicest way to work up a persecution compliment. Well, it's all over now. Hey, here comes Jenny. And if she makes any passes at you, I'll pop her right in her profile. Why, Angel, that's the nicest compliment a boy ever got. Hi. Nice place you got here. It's small, but we call it home. Of course, we'll need to get some curtain. Okay, Brooks, he's skipping. What'd you find out, Jenny? George, you got me on the trail of a real story, if it checks. Here, take a look at this picture. I found it at the morgue of the journal. Yeah. Oh, is that Redman, or is it? Sure. He's younger there, but it's the same man, all right. Well, that was taken 15 years ago when his face was in all the papers. The time he disappeared. Disappeared? Took a powder, vanished into thin air. He was only the mayor of this thriving little community. Whoa, what do you know? Well, what do you know? When he disappeared, he left a real mess behind him. All through his administration, he was playing footy with some big mobsters. Together, they took Coatesville for plenty. Very interesting. He seemed like such a nice gentleman. Maybe he was coming back because his conscience was bothering him. Doesn't matter why he was coming back, the point is somebody didn't like the idea. Didn't like the idea of his coming back to life at all. For 15 years, he must have lived somewhere as Walter Haskell. And our unseen friends are still bent on keeping the name of Redman dead and forgotten. They don't want anybody nosing back into the old scandal. Maybe there are big names involved. That could be it. No wonder they're playing rough. I think you can unload this to the police now, George. No, no, not yet. Not till I try a little experiment. What? If we're the only ones who know that Redman and Haskell are one and the same, why not trade in on it? Let's make our unseen playmates show their hand. Just how? By getting a list of Coatesville's hotels and seeing if curiosity doesn't kill something else besides cats. Varrington Hotel is number three. You know, there are only three hotels in town, George. Uh-huh. And the other two with no soap. Look, George, maybe this scheme of yours is just a little too neat, huh? I don't think there's any doubt that they knew I took that bus here to Coatesville. By now, there should be here somewhere. Chances are they'd hold up on one hotel or another. Well, shall we try the old routine again? Yeah, sure, may as well. Here's the telegram. Go ahead. Slip the bell, boys, little brime. Yes, sir. Thank you, sir. Oh, George. Mm. If somebody does claim that telegram, don't take any chances, will you? I won't, Brooks. I... I just got home, remember? Hey, there goes the bell hub now. I'm aging, Mr. Haskell. Telegram for Walter Haskell. Now, keep your eyes open. Look around, Brooksy. Does that get a rise out of anybody? I don't know. There's several people looking at it. Mr. Haskell. Telegram for Walter Haskell. Look. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I see him. I see him. Now, stay here, Brooksy. Uh, right here, boy. I'll take care of it. Oh, Mr. Haskell? Yes, that's me. Here you are. Thank you. Well, thank you. What? I'll probably be a little telegram, isn't it? I picked it up myself. Yeah, message number 18 for proud parents of a new son. What do you want? Let me read it for you. Now, you can say with pride and joy, here's our very own little boy. Hello, Sonny.  I don't know what you're talking about. You arranged to take four Horace's place at the Bristol yesterday, didn't you? So you could get rid of Redmond's registration card? Incidentally, what hospital have you got Horace in? Look, I don't have to answer. Uh-uh, keep your hands out of your pockets. I got one of those things, too. Get away from him. Now, before I... Give me that. Take this gun. It spoils your shape. All right, Buster. That's much better. George, this is the man at the hotel. That he is. That he is. Well, we got a bite, didn't we? Look, you... You just couldn't resist finding out who could be sending Walter Haskell a telegram, could you? What's really the name they got under your pin-up picture in the post office? He's the loquacious type, isn't he?  And then he can talk and sing at the same time. Not one, not two, but all eight. 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His playmates kept an eye on him all the time. But he finally decided to turn Boy Scott. That's when they shot him. Somehow he managed to escape and got on that bus with you. I'm inspired by a real nice wedding present from Mary and Bill.  Wonder how much these chimes are. 12.50. I'll take two of these. But, Angel, what's the other one for? If I live long enough, you'll find out. Hmm. Welcome home, darling. Welcome home. Tonight's transcribed adventure of George Valentine has been brought to you by Standard Oil Company of California on behalf of independent Chevron gas stations and standard stations throughout the West. Robert Bailey is starred as George and Virginia Gregg is Bruxy. Let George Do It was written by David Victor and directed by Kenneth Webb. Julie Bennett was heard as Jenny, Griff Barnett as Redmond, Forrest Lewis as Horace, Harry Bartel as Rainey, and Dick Ryan as The Dispatcher. Music by Gaylord Carter, your announcer, John Heaston. 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what's up guys right now it is 348 July 14th it is Sunday the market is open I was planning on getting into a trade not much volatility right now I'll probably wait till a little later maybe around 5 5 30 because that's when the that's when you know it'll be around I think seven or probably eight or nine in China so hopefully there'll be a little more volatility when you know everybody wakes up over there I want to go over the S&P 500 chart and do analysis on that as well and then I would also want to take a look at the Tesla charts I did analysis earlier it has been hitting my targets in a bull trend so I'm gonna update analysis on that and yeah that should sum up the video for today so stay tuned so actually if I do get into a trade today depending on you know the market volatility I'll try and capture that and I will try and post that tomorrow depending on you know how much time I have to edit the video so okay the time now is 3 58 Sunday July 14th here's the S&P 500 charts daily chart still believe this is in a wave 3 up so it's a lot of room to go up and let's get into our chart this is what my wave count I believe it is so I think wave 5 is possibly done wave 5 could still be going up a little bit further according to the Fibonacci extension so it's not about a room to go but I think you know soon it's going to retrace and when I see indicators for that I'll probably try and get a quick scalp if that even happens in our hours and may happen even overnight tonight because soon it's gonna be I think 8 or 9 a.m. in China so there might be a little more volatility and then this may retrace or it may even go further up to finish off wave 5 and then let's go into the right code click on it okay so same deal so the reason why I think wave 5 may not be over because it can get to the 100% extension from 2 3 4 so this still has a little bit of room to go up but see divergence so I think soon I'll run out of steam or retrace a little bit before we may start a new wave count or just continue going down or just continue going up you know nothing's guaranteed in the market I was planning on getting into a trade today I was actually going to do it on the micros because Sunday volatility is still kind of different so I didn't want to do anything pretty risky today I do have to run a couple errands so I don't want to be screwed to my desk and yeah so the micro is a little less risky so yep that's pretty much my take on the S&P 500 now let's look at Tesla okay this is the daily on Tesla bear trend is over bull trend is starting the MACD is above the zero line kind of bouncing off this trend line I think that this is wave 1 2 3 we're gonna wave 3 up you know I'll talk of this point I think that's my next target pretty much runs blue line 255 with my next target and that kind of coincides with if this is just this bull move right now it's just a retracement of this whole bear wave count see I'll give us in the same area so tween this blue line 255 to 275 that would be my next price target for Tesla but it's definitely in a bull trend now ha ha hello ha ha ha loves so I would not short Tesla right now everything is everything is up you know hello hello just kind of trucking on upwards this was an important level well thinking if it broke this it gets 240 and it absolutely did that and my next target will be around 255 to 275 and that's my take on Tesla and also guys if you get any value out of these videos please give me a like and subscribe but it really helped me out and also if there's any feedback at feedback sorry on how I can make my videos better feel free to share man I'm open to constructive criticism and I'm just trying to make my videos better so to make it more enjoyable for you guys so thanks


I know You can't really see me, but it is 6 37 in the morning I just got home from working on my McDonald's my Suitcases already in the car. I think I told y'all that I'm about to try to put my new steering wheel cover on.  Don't you start from the bottom? I think you start from the bottom. That's my idea last time Yeah, it's enough for me. We ain't about to do this I see that a lot Okay, I'm doing I'm doing it cuz I can't even get this I Got a little bit to my video to see how I did it on Ruby Cuz this is the right size Okay, I'm doing this about the first straight And it's easy to try to I mean Like ratatouille cheese I forgot my camera at home. I forgot my camera at home is why I Forgot my camera at home is why I have to log off my phone, but it looks pretty good Barbecue literally stop that's a cue. Okay. It's bbq Yeah, so this Spicy this is vinegar barbeque. This is mustard barbeque in this regular Alright I need to swallow Just need more seasoning Not I don't taste any seasoning. Well, let me see Like they're cooked a really good. I Got one for free That's some of the mustard Beans pussy the greens, but Mac Oh my god, I just do look on my thing And I know it's hot in the video I was like There I look this place up when I was sure it is I Looked this place up when I was trying to find somewhere to take you I didn't want to go nowhere. We always go gashie Everybody looking at this food It was 13 dollars, you know, I don't want to eat too fast I know like they can't even flap they are They got some clear water. All right. Don't get too close It started that far big seven He's still over there trying to get in the door Oh, yeah, I did record. I didn't tell y'all the chaos that happened. It um What the airport My flight arrived at 10 I didn't leave the airport to what 12 they lost my bag Waited there for two hours to Waited there two hours to try to find my bag. Okay. I ain't got no light in right there And here's the thing they gave me a little Something so when I got off the plane I was supposed to stay there And get my bag. Didn't notice my first time ever flying anywhere by myself It's nicky fall because she ain't fly with me. So with that being said My bag got lost because of nicky, but That's a different story When I got off the plane everyone was sitting standing there. I didn't know what they were doing Obviously because I never flown before But I was waiting and with a baggage claim because they checked in my carry-on bag So I was thinking to go to the checked, you know, the baggage claim Exactly thank you and They did it.  I know I don't and she bought me groceries. These are all mine I'm over talking about the airport. That's what happened. Basically, I lost my they lost my stuff for two hours But we're here I've logged today little stuff that we did. I left my Extra battery and I left my charger at the house. So I'm gonna have to go to best buy if we can make it tonight We're probably just tomorrow so I can have it Maybe not because honestly At that point, I'll be leaving so so I can just use I don't have shoes. Um, don't tell me bring my house shoes. Well, let me look with it. Yeah I like it take me with me I don't know how to Wow Thanks for looking Anyways, I'm about to go to sleep Because she had me up for 24 hours Thinking I'm a super woman or something just got off a 12 hour shift It had to come here to Denver and try new stuff. How you do these early? Remember when I told y'all she was standing up for that flute baby. All right. There you go. Let me show y'all Sue's fancy. Okay period The buns on the side Easy Trying to find someone to set up the goddamn camera. What is it y'all a little bit the first one? Nicky first one. It's 50 50 something degrees outside Right now and then I'm just wearing brown hood boots. So this is it and this will be cursed This one will be the other one. I can't see y'all. I got my glasses on so y'all tell me which one y'all like better But y'all's here for a crazy ass So this would be the other one I think I'm feeling flannel, but then I ain't trying to flood the freeze I'm shaking can you keep the camera there straight? No, he's glad you got the jacket on Yep, it's cozy too Denver energy center Damn them buildings tall That's true The beat is hungry there. Sorry about the quality. Don't have my camera Stuff because am I really a real youtuber? At this point I'm like would you quit? Right Seriously They still in their child down here. So At least until 11 30 we still got a couple minutes Getting our gear I feel Oh, so you'll be in this one. It's right here. You can step into those two like moves pulling off like a pair of pants I think I know the reason why we got separate different colors. It's weight limit. Yep I want to put on this set.  That's Kira Jenae That's her dad calls her nickname her name's nicky and he calls her noodle She is still screaming I can't Screaming the entire way Oh no, we need a hundo that's cool in a key room the view is so pretty up here Get off this phone. All right Yeah Helmet almost came off All right, y'all so update on the vlog we out here. We're like almost 9,000 feet up in the air They're coming in on the zip lines nicky right here jasmine over there And Has my nose running and everything we got on our little gear got us some water So yeah, I throw in videos and stuff We took different videos of each other because I'm not about to risk my phone Out 8,000 feet up in the air and falling up into the trees because it's gown So there's a few more other people like hiking out here and stuff We're literally so high up if you can see I don't have my camera with me like I told y'all forgot my um charger and my other battery.  When did we get I think it was like this I don't know.   No go back Check lemonade Check out It smells like new car Yeah, let's go for someone getting I guess it depends on the model, you know Because some are actually really affordable What happened? I wouldn't even make it out of here. They got them set up to where you can't get out the door I live to see the They gotta be look at that Yeah, literally because what where's where's everything is? No, there is nothing everything is true by the screen. Yeah, I know what I'm saying like it's not cute Irrevenge, so this is how they look. They have nothing in them. Okay, maybe it's not all easy as two No, no, no, that out of y'all What is this? Here go climb it. It comes from right here Let's go on how you turn on I guess maybe the car is disabled. Yeah. I don't know what that is coming There we go What she say, oh I don't know reading through my screen Girl, no me. I'm about to jump out Volume up in pillows like there's a whole comfort is in here in towels And forever 21.  Yeah I'm really tired My flight took off from the Denver airport at about if you hear something. It's my heater. I'm sorry It's a little cold in here, but we we made it in the air like 144 145 and then we landed Here we landed here Um, yeah, what time do we land? I don't know. It was they got here faster. Um, we was supposed to land at 4 30 Arkansas time, but we got here at like 4 o'clock 405 410 somewhere around there And yeah, they they be speeding in air like I don't know what these pilots be doing, but they be getting us there quick um The flight back did seem a little bit longer. I guess maybe because I wasn't sleep Um, I probably slept for about 15 to 20 minutes. I was up. They gave us snacks. They gave us drinks I was looking at the window listening to music So that's probably why I felt a little bit longer because obviously I wasn't just sleep the whole flight But yeah, I'm home. It's 7 31. I have some food in the oven cooking chicken potatoes and macaroni um Right now I'm about to unpack. We're just gotta sniff everything out, but I'm about to unpack Probably not everything just the stuff that I need to use.  I just uploaded a video a vlog y'all should be Been in and watched that by now.  Um, my head is like banging so bad So I'm about to shower lay down and I got 39 minutes left on my food And just chill because I gotta work the next three nights and it's gonna take a lot out of me because I'm already tired With no sleep. We've been up Since I got there like I worked the yeah, no I worked the 12 hour shift and then I literally caught a flight at 8 45 that morning and like it's just been crazy ever since So I'm about to try to catch up on some snooze and then I'll get back with y'all Probably tomorrow Maybe maybe not maybe this weekend because like I said, I don't really have anything really to do Well, no, no, I will get back with y'all. Um, I got to take down all my halloween decor And I'm going to start putting up christmas stuff Um, but I'm not going to put up the christmas stuff until maybe after halloween like the outside stuff I really don't have a lot of stuff outside anyway, but we're going to be taking down the old holiday stuff And then putting up and getting ready for the next holiday So I'll record whenever I start to do so Today is the next day. Um, last night. I said I was going to take it down my um, halloween decoration So that's what I'm about to do. It is 1 38. Um, November 10th. I did wake up this morning Um a face tank. I woke me up But I didn't get up like I just took prints out Like an hour and a half ago. He's really good at holding his pee and poop Um, I don't do this often at all like I always I'm always up some kind of weight early to take him out But that trip wore me out like I'm the type of person that y'all be seeing them means they'd be like Won't you to win out? You need like six months or like weeks to get your stuff back together That's me but Before I lay back down and those back off like I said, it's 139 I'm about to take down all of these halloween decorations and then Put those up and I'm going to um Probably look through and see what I got for christmas stuff. I know I don't really have anything to put outside So I'm going to have to do a vlog of going to find stuff for like outside christmas decorations but as far as like my christmas tree um Decorations for my kitchen stuff like that. I'm using the same decorations from last year So I do have a video up of showing what I bought and decorating and stuff So just go back to last year or type in christmas something with my name But yeah, I'm about to put up all this halloween stuff. I get these bags from my kia They're like outdoor storage. Well, I use them for outdoor storage bags, but I mean you can use them anywhere So i'm about to Get my key I think I put the I put the halloween stuff the bag into the Outdoor storage stuff. Well, as you can see I have Some christmas trees and wrapping paper and stuff over here and this is my christmas stuff right here This is what I used This


What's going on here? Welcome back to my channel. If you're new here, hi, hello, my name is Lydia and today I want to talk a little bit about how to help someone who's experiencing a flashback. Now as you guys know, I'm daily used to PTSD among other mental health conditions. I don't want to get too into that right now, but focusing on the PTSD, I struggle a lot with flashback. I haven't gone a day where I haven't had a flashback in, I don't know how long, and I wanted to make this video because I know a lot of you also struggle with PTSD, flashback. I'm only learning coping skills now and I thought I'd share them along the journey that I'm on with my recovery. First and foremost, the best thing you can do when you're experiencing a flashback, just yourself, is grounding technique. I find if someone's with me and I'm having a flashback, I breathe really heavily, like I'm kind of ventilating, basically having a panic attack, and the best thing someone can do with me is sit in front of me, make me look at them, keep my eyes open, and just breathe in, breathe out. I found it to be a really effective thing when someone, look at uni, when I was last in uni for a lecture, someone in my lecture could see I was having a flashback and she sat in front of me and she was like, just breathe and just look at me. Because the thing that I do when I have flashbacks is I close my eyes and it makes it more vivid and worse, I don't know what I do, but I can't control it. But if someone's like literally like holding my eyes open, I can't see it as much, I can't see bits, but I can't see the whole thing and it makes it last a shorter time as well, so that's one really helpful thing.  For me it is physical contact, the worst thing you can do when I'm having a flashback is put a hand on me. One, it triggers me anyway. If I am in a flashback I do not, I am not aware of my surroundings and it's where I did dissociative disorders kind of cross over here. I'm not in that moment, so you touch me makes me feel like I'm at risk and quite often or not, this is an open the case, is I'll just swing and punch because I feel like I'm under attack. So yeah, make sure people around you know what not to do because you don't want to accidentally knock someone's tooth out. So some more tips on how you can help someone who's having a flashback. These things also applies if you're having a panic attack. So these things could be helpful with anxiety, with PTSD, so tell them in that moment they are having a flashback or a panic attack and even though it feels real, it's not. Make sure, tell them the date, tell them the time, tell them where they are. When I know that I have flashbacks, the entire surroundings around me just disappear. I said I couldn't place myself where I am. So having someone tell me where I am, what's going on, what date, what time, it's a really big grounding thing. Moving forward with the surroundings thing is you have to help them like remind them what's around. So for me, right now, my laptop's here, gave my friends in, the decay makeup thing is here. Just telling them like you're on your bed, you've got your way of blanket, the light, the small lights are not the big light, you're in your flat, that really helps. Encouragement to take deep breaths as well because you are hyperventilating and it actually increases the feeling of panic and fear. So the sooner you can calm someone down and calm yourself down, the better it is. And the big thing, I have to put this in there, I have to throw this in there. Please, please, please don't make physical contact, don't be fast moving, don't do anything that could wait worse in the situation. Unless physical contact helps, for me it makes me a lot worse. If you do want to make physical contact, ask them. The big thing for me is when I have a flashback is I try and I say I try. I do try and wrap myself up in my weight blanket because it's physical contact but it's not a person. And if it's a person, it makes me a lot more agitated.  Like, I'm really not. So for me, the big thing is medication. Medication helps me out and I'm having a flashback that calms me down. Hence why I take benzodiazepines. So as you always know, I have my regular benzos and I have my PRN benzos. When I'm having a flashback, the best thing that anyone could do for me would be to give me my medication. So I don't want to talk about medication I take at the moment. Just because last time I talked about my meds, I got a lot of hope for it. So I don't want to talk about that right now. But what you could do is make a PTSD plan. And I do plan on making a video about this and showing you what the process is because I think that could be a really helpful tool for you guys. There are a lot of things you can do to help someone having a flashback. It's just about knowing the person, knowing their triggers, knowing how to be there without setting them up. Like I said, people around me didn't know how to help me and they unintentionally triggered me into a very agitated and aggressive vision and I ended up getting medicated because I was in hospital. That's where I was last month, by the way. I was in hospital. I hope this video has been helpful in some way. Probably not, it is me. But these are some things that I use in my own life and have helped me. Okay, I think I'm done. Yeah, bye. The camera was way too far away from me.


I'm the owner of Top End Importers and Top End Importers is the owner of a small tackle brand called Arafura Tackle and Frillneck. We've got a little online e-commerce site. In the last month we've sold to customers in Croatia, Spain, Italy, Hong Kong, back into continental US and also into the Caribbean. Free trade agreements are good for business. We're looking forward to any other free trade agreements into the future, particularly with the UK if that comes on and that's good for us because it can help us reduce our cost base and get access into those markets. Small business, you know, it's not for the faint-hearted, it's about persevering and not focusing on the problem but looking at solutions to achieve what you want and that drives me. That's what gets me up in the morning and we keep on putting in.


Let me ask something before I let you go. I'm sure you're familiar with the new Opportunity Zones. Yeah, what's that? Okay, the Opportunity Zones, so they created the federal government recently, I think it was 2018, created these Opportunity Zones around the country where companies and people high net worth individuals who have capital gains could defer the capital gains monies by investing them into these federally designated zones called Opportunity Zones. Sometimes they overlap with the Hub Zones, right? I was just about to ask you, what's the relationship to that? Right, so the Hub Zones are for contracts, Opportunity Zones are for deferring capital gains tax, but I recently attended an event just two weeks ago where they are looking for, they have private capital that they're going to be investing in small businesses. And so when I hear you saying about helping companies and that are buying businesses, I'm wondering to myself how if someone like a high net worth individual or someone deferring capital gains invest into a small business, how will that impact some of these things that you're talking about, terms of the processes and procedures and according to staff and things like that. But you've never heard of it? I've never heard of it, but I mean just in hearing you speak about it, obviously they're in a mentor protege programs and so that could be one way for them to kind of finance their own mentor protege programs, you know, finding small businesses or businesses that meet certain criteria like in the Hub Zones or the service, not services, able to aid and, you know, investing in them, one of the ways that you invest in a company is, you know, exposing them to better ways to build a compliance framework, so to speak. And that's, I would say that's one of the areas that's typically neglected as just companies in general. I think companies in general are generally focused on building better products, being more competitive, winning new awards and the compliance doesn't become an issue until either they've got a pending audit and they don't know how they're going to meet it or the audit has happened and there are significant deficiencies or with one of my clients, you know, the government came in did an audit and they it resulted in the false claims act litigation because people just, people don't understand that the commercial rules don't apply on the federal side and they're a very strict and stringent requirements that have to be met when you're doing business with the government and they didn't that the workforce wasn't made adequately aware and some some errors were found and so I would say, you know, just a company, especially if they've done it right themselves as far as being building a compliant operational framework for the federal government, that's one of the best ways they can mentor a smaller business, especially now, you know, the IT era where companies are rapidly growing through all the various systems they're selling to the government, ensuring that they're ramping up while they're ramping up and growing so rapidly that they also have a process in place to maintain compliance over the long term, which as I mentioned, most people or most companies overlook until it's too late. Is there a list of some sort of things that people need to be compliant with? Of course, I can send that to you. Hey, there you go. And what I'll do is, you know, because I'm just thinking like, man, this sounds like a lot of stuff. But now this is great. This is great information.  And we're putting compliance in the back seat.


Hello and welcome to the session. Let us discuss the following question. It says a card is selected from a pack of 52 cards How many points are there in the sample space? We calculate the probability that the card is an ace of spades Calculate the probability that the card is an ace number two the black card Before moving on to the solution, let us understand the formula for the probability of any event E Which is the subset of the sample space the probability of any event E is Equal to the number of outcomes favorable to E Upon the total number of outcomes the idea. Let us now move on to the solution We have given that a card is selected From a pack of 52 cards. So the total number of cards are 52 the first part we are asked how many points are there in the sample space now We know that the sample space is the set of all the possible outcomes. So we have We have 52 cards. So We have 52 points in the sample space and this is the answer to the a part Now we have to calculate the probability that the card is an ace of spades Now there are four ace But there can be only one ace of spades So here is the event of getting an ace of spades and the number of outcomes Favorable to E is equal to 1 because there can be only one ace which is spade So there is only one outcome, which is favorable to E the probability of an ace of Spades equal to the number of outcomes favorable to E Upon the total number of outcomes as we know that there are 52 cards So the total number of outcomes are 52. So the probability is 1 by 52 Now in the C part we have to calculate the probability that the card is an ace now there are four ace Here E is the event of getting so the number of outcomes favorable to E is equal to 4 because there are four ace So the probability of Getting an ace is 4 by 52 That is the number of outcomes favorable to E upon the total number of outcomes Now in the second part we have to find the probability of getting a black card So here E is the event of getting Black card and we know that there are 26 Outcomes favorable to E because there are 26 black cards So the probability of getting a black card equal to 26 by 52 because there are 26 black cards and the total number of black cards are 52. So the probability is 26 by 52 which is equal to 1 by 2 So the answer to the A part of the question is there are 52 points in the sample space to the B part answer is 1 by 52 that is the probability of getting an ace of spades and Answer to the first part of C is 4 by 52 which is equal to 1 upon 13 and To the second part answer is 1 by 2 And this completes the question. Bye for now. Take care. Have a good day


Hey guys, welcome to SSUnitech. This is part 1 of the ADF Tutorial. Today we are going to discuss about the introduction part of the ADF. In this video series, we will be going to see in the details step by step all the concepts inside the ADF. Before going forward, if you haven't watched the video tutorial, then I would strongly recommend to watch all those videos. For that, you can go on the browser and search for SSUnitech. After that, you can go in the channel. Then you can go inside the playlist. Inside the playlist, you will see the playlist for the ADF Tutorial. You can watch all the videos. Here you can understand what is ADF and what are the different things you can understand over here. Let's get started with today's video. What is ADF? ADF is the SEO data factory. ADF is the SEO Cloud ETL service. This is very similar to the SSIS. SSIS is on-prem ETL tool. This is SEO Cloud ETL service. This is to scale out the serverless data integration and data transformation. It offers a code-free UI for intuitive authorizing and single pane of glass monitoring and management. You can also lift and shift existing SSIS packages to the server and run them with fully compatibility in ADF. If you are having your existing SSIS packages, we can directly use those packages inside the ADF. That we will see in the upcoming videos. Next is the SSIS integration. Runtime offers a fully managed service. You don't need to worry about the infrastructure management. Here you can create the pipelines. Pipelines are very similar to the SSIS packages. Here we can create the pipelines. Under that pipeline, we can do the ETL operations. ADF is a cloud-based ETL tool. E for the extract, T for the transform and L for the load. Here we can extract the data from different sources. After that, we can do the transformation on that data to make meaningful data. After that, we can load that data into any destination. This is the ETL tool for the cloud. SSIS is the tool for the on-prem environment. Here you can understand how flows are going in the industries. First, you can see the data sources. The data source that could be in the on-prem network or it might be on the external data. That could be the binary data or the Cosmos data. That will be the NoSQL data. Then we are having this data factory. Inside the data factory, we can consume that data from the on-prem networks or the external data that could be the Cosmos script or the cloud data. We are going to store that inside the store blob. We have already discussed about the storage blob in the Azure tutorial playlist. You can watch that and understand about the store blob. After that, you can see the SQL data warehouse. Again, we have already discussed in the Azure tutorial part. You can watch there. First, we can get all this data. After that, inside the data factory, we can load that data inside the SQL data warehouse. After that, now data is available in the data warehouse. Next, we can use any analysis services. After that, we can represent that data inside the visualization. For the visualization, nowadays, we are going to use Power BI, which is a very powerful tool for Microsoft. Next, about the Azure Data Factory versus SSIS. As I told you, Azure Data Factory and SSIS both are the ETL tool. Azure Data Factory is the ETL tool for the cloud. SSIS is the ETL tool for the on-prem environments. If your data is available on your local system or local Excel file, then you can use the SSIS packages. If your data is available on the cloud or that scenario, you can use the Azure Data Factory. Azure Data Factory is much more powerful because it can be integrated with your on-prem environments as well. Azure Data Factory has the facility to interact with your on-prem environment as well as with the cloud environment. Thank you so much for watching this video. I hope you have the better understanding about the area. In the next video, we will be going to see India Knowledge. See you in the next video.


For more videos on people's struggles, please subscribe to our YouTube channel. Hello and welcome to People's Dispatch. In India, a massive farmers agitation is going on where tens of thousands of farmers are camped on the various highways connecting the capital city New Delhi to the rest of the country. These farmers are demanding that the far-right Narendra Modi government repeal the three agricultural bills that were made into laws earlier this year. To talk more on this issue, we are joined by Ashok Dhavle, who is the president of the All India Kisan Sabha, which is a national level farmers organization affiliated to the Communist Party of India Marxist, and it's also one of the primary organizations mobilizing the farmers for their struggle. Thank you for joining us today. So, can you first briefly tell us about these bills, these laws themselves, you know, which are so worrying for the farmers that it is causing them to agitate in this cold weather and in the middle of a pandemic? You know, see, all these three laws that have been very undemocratically got passed in parliament by the Modi government, they are, first of all, totally anti-farmer, anti-people and pro-corporate. That is the bottom line of these laws. The first law is regarding they want to actually eventually totally do away with the existence of the APMCs that what we call the Mandis and all the start private Mandis, that is be led by Ambani, Adani and all these other big corporates, both foreign and Indian. So, they want a parallel structure where the farmers can sell and the APMCs which are there will slowly be gone out of commission. That is the intention of the first act that they have passed. The second act is about totally encouraging contract farming all over the country and they have given a certain listings of rules, etc., which are all very heavily weighted against the farmers and in favor of the corporates who will be doing the contracting. That is the second important act. The third important act is the amendments to the Essential Commodities Act, which means that where they was earlier, limit to the stocks that the traders can hold. Now, they have removed all the stocks on rice, wheat, all other cereals, pulses, cooking oil, potatoes, onions. So, therefore, now the corporates and the big traders have no this thing regarding keeping stocks. They can keep as much stocks as they want and this will lead to tremendous black marketing, which used to happen earlier before the Essential Commodities Act was actually promulgated many decades back. So, that amendment is removing all the stock barriers, etc. and this is going to affect not only the farmers, but the people as a whole because the cost of all this is going to rise tremendously and therefore, the people who are buying all these goods, that means the consumers in both cities and rural areas are all going to be very badly affected. So, these are the three laws which they have passed and which are actually affecting the farmers very badly. None of these laws they are mentioning that the purchase should be at the MSP. The word MSP does not occur in any of these laws at all that is one. Apart from that the whole weightage of the laws is basically favoring all the corporate lobby and against the farmers and that is why the farmers bodies have all come together. More than 500 farmers bodies have come together now under the banner of the Sayukta Kisan Morcha and they are now actually agitating at the Delhi borders in a very huge way. And multiple talks have been held till now between these farmers groups and the government and another round is scheduled for later today. So, what has been the government's response so far? What has been discussed in these talks? What are your key demands and what are you expecting today? See in the very first talks there was nothing that the government offered. In the second talks they tried to say that okay we will make some amendments in the laws, minor amendments etc. Then yesterday we had a meeting of the leadership of the Sayukta Kisan Morcha at the SINGO border and there unanimously all the farmers organizations decided that there is no question of accepting any amendments. We will not be satisfied until there is a complete repeal of all the laws. That was the unanimous opinion yesterday. So therefore today in the talks that will be happening with the government the whole Sayukta Kisan Morcha delegation will take the stand that there is no question of amendment because the entire laws are flawed. All the laws are very heavily weighted in favor of the corporate law and therefore just making some tinkering in those laws in the form of amendments is absolutely not acceptable. We will not rest until all the three laws are repealed. That is going to be the stand of the farmers organizations today in the talks with the government. So now let us see what happens in the talks today. And one of the main criticisms that has been pointed out by the farmers is that these laws will lead to the eventual dismantling of the APMCs as you mentioned earlier but the government has been countering saying that you know this is not going to happen the APMCs are still going to exist. So then what can you tell us about that then what then the government is asking what is the reason for farmers to agitate. So what can what is the farmers response to that. See the response is this they are making all these statements. Now if the APMCs are not to be dismantled then what is the need of the law itself you know that is the basic point that we are raising. If you are going to continue with MSP if you are going to continue with APMCs then why do you at all bring in a law which actually leads to dismantling of APMCs and gives a full weightage to the corporate lobby to indulge in agricultural trade that is the basic issue that we are raising. Therefore if you are saying that APMCs will remain etc then you just repeal the law simple as that that is the main point that we are saying. You understand the government is very actually double forked they say on the one hand APMCs will remain but the effect of the law will be eventually to dismantle the APMCs that is what the farmers realize very well and that is why they are taking such a stern stand on this issue of the repeal of the laws. Can you also tell us about the vilification campaign that is going on you know about these farmers that there is only a certain state which is protesting Punjab and these are raising other anti nationalist demands as well all sorts of things being said to derail the movement can you tell us more about that. You know see these are all canards being spread by the BJP and RSS against the farmers movement number one on the 26th of November we know that there was a whole nationwide upsurge it was not limited only to Punjab and Haryana the entire country the working class and the farmers came together the working class came together for an all India strike on the 26th of November they were protesting against the four labour courts that were passed in parliament just after these three farm acts were passed now these four labour courts are absolutely again totally anti working class totally when promulgated to help again the corporate lobby. So, therefore, the working class of protesting against that all over the country in the form of an all India strike they came on the streets also in millions of numbers all the farmers bodies had given a call for a all India road blockade on the 26th of November now this happened in several thousands of places all over the country not only in Haryana and Punjab but all over the country there was huge upsurge of farmers against these three farm acts. So, therefore, that is one major point that must be understood that on the 26th of November the entire farmers of the entire country rallied against the farm acts that is number one not only that you see now after that we had given a call for intensification of the agitation all over the country. So, right from 1st December we are seeing all over the country huge actions are taking place now day before yesterday I was in Maharashtra 3rd December we had given a call for very big actions all over the country the all India Kisan Sabha the all India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee and the Sayukta Kisan Murcha we had all given a joint call for big agitation. So, there in Maharashtra and all over the country thousands and thousands of farmers came on the streets even on the 3rd of December. So, this is a nationwide struggle number one of course there is no doubt that the farmers from Punjab and Haryana especially Punjab have taken part in a massive way and before the vilification campaign let us just point out this the way that the central government and the Haryana government both of the BJP have dealt with these farmers coming from Punjab and Haryana. Such a thing is unprecedented in the history of independent India because the government has been acting as if it is waging a war against the farmers and that is exactly what was seen at the Haryana border where they employed tear gas shells where they employed water cannons where they put up barbed wire they put up barricades they in fact dug up the highways 10 feet you know to create those trenches so that the farmers and their tractors and trolleys could not come and they also arrested hundreds of activists in Haryana. So, this entire repression by the BJP central government and the Haryana government is something unheard of in our country for the last several decades. So, therefore, they are actually waging a war against their own people and that is the main point that we are stressing in all our this thing this thing in the all over the country. So, therefore, all these tactics are being employed to vilify the farmers movement, but they will not wash because everybody realizes that this is not going to be successful anymore it is a main line this thing of the farmers who are coming on the streets and lakhs of lakhs are there now in the Singhu border Tikri border. Now, we have seen the farmers from Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand having come to Ghazipur just outside Delhi. So, there that highway is also being blocked etcetera. So, therefore, there is a upsurge now which was never there before for the last several decades and where all the farmers organizations have actually sunk all their differences political and otherwise in favor of this united struggle. So, therefore, these vilification things will never wash there is no doubt about that. And finally, can you tell us about the struggle so far you know how have all these different organizations managed to organize and come together and also what is next if the if the demands are not heard today by the government then what are the next steps the farmers are planning how long are they prepared to stay here for. See, this will be from our point of view a prolonged struggle unless the government repeals these laws and withdraws the electricity bill that is also a very dangerous bill because it in effect removes the cross subsidy given to farmers and to the ordinary people staying in the Jhuggi Jhopades of Delhi all over the country etcetera. And they are trying to see to it that the industrialists and the people and the farmers are given a similar rate of electricity tariff. So, that is the whole law and also totally encouraging privatization in the electricity sector. So, that electricity bill 2020 has been placed it is not yet made into an act. So, that is another of our demands over here that withdraw the electricity bill 2020. So, this now will be a long strong struggle yesterday we held a press conference where we have given a call for the 8th of December as a Bharat Bandh all over the country in support of the agitating farmers. So, therefore, we are intensifying the struggle much more we are giving calls to all the nearby states to mobilize in even greater strength in and around Delhi. So, that call also has been issued yesterday the nation for farmers led by P Sainath and others. They are mobilizing intellectuals cultural artists literary figures and so many other people from the middle class to come and stand staunchly in favor of the farmers. So, that front is also doing extremely good work all over the country we are prepared the farmers over there Punjab and Haryana. They are saying that we are willing to stay here for even 3 months or 6 months if the need be because we are not going to go back without a repeal of these laws. So, that is very clear now and this actually the numbers at the border both Singu and Tikri they are actually growing day by day in farmers are actually coming even more in thousands every day and are converging over there. So, therefore, if the government thinks that all its you know these maneuvers and all will help to sort of dissipate the struggle they are dead wrong it will never happen and the farmers are extremely angry at the entire neoliberal policies of the government which is leading to these kind of laws number 1 and they are also very angry with the kind of repression that the BJP RSS government has rained on them as a result of this whole their whole strategy. This time they are coming into a lot of trouble because they tried it with students they tried it at the Delhi riots they tried it at the CAA, anti CAA, NRC agitation, but here it is the main line farmers who are actually coming into the path of struggle and they realize that going for repression beyond a point that will be very counterproductive to them all over the country and therefore, all this you know they are on the back foot today the government is very clearly on the back foot and we will have to just push forward the advantage even more all over the country because this is this started as a national struggle and it will have to be intensified as a national struggle in the days to come. Thank you Kamrat Dhavali for talking to us today and that is all the time we have for more news on the farmers struggle keep reading and watching both people's dispatch and news click


From around the globe, it's theCUBE with digital coverage of Commvault Future Ready 2020. Brought to you by Commvault. Hi and welcome back, I'm Stu Miniman and we're at theCUBE's coverage of Commvault Future Ready. We've got the power panel to really dig in on the product and announcements that happened at the event today. Joining me, we have three guests. First of all, we have Ranga, Roger Gopalan. He's the vice president of products. Sitting next to him is Don Foster, vice president of storage solutions. And in the farce piece of the panel, Mercer Rowe, vice president of global channels and alliances, of course, all three of them with Commvault. Gentlemen, thanks all three of you for joining us. Thanks for having us, Stu. Thanks for inviting me. All right, so first of all, great job on the launch. These days with a virtual event, doing the announcements, the engagement with the press and analysts, having demos and customer discussions. It's a challenge to put all those together and it was been engaging and interesting to watch today. Ranga, we're going to start with you. You've been quite busy today explaining all the pieces. So just at a very high level, if you could, this really looks like the culmination of the update to the Commvault portfolio. New team, new products compared to kind of a year, year and a half ago. So just if you could start us off with kind of the high points. Thank you, Stu. Yeah, absolutely exciting day for us today here at Commvault. Multiple reasons for that excitement and I'll go through that. We announced an exciting new portfolio today, knows to not the culmination. It's a continuation of our journey. Bunch of new products that we launched today. Hyperscale X as a new integrated data protection appliance. We've also announced new offerings in data protection, backup and recovery, disaster recovery and complete data protection. And lots of exciting updates to Hedwig. And a couple of weeks back, we introduced updates to Metallic. So yes, it's been a really exciting time. Also today happens to be the day when we got to know that we are the leader in Gartner Magic Quad and for the ninth consecutive time. So a lot of goodness today for us. Excellent. Lots of areas that we definitely want to dig deep in to the pieces done. We just heard a little bit about Hedwig. It was an acquisition a year ago that everybody was kind of looking at and saying, okay, will this make them compete against some of their traditional partners? How will it get integrated in? So maybe just give us one level deeper on the Hedwig piece and what that means to the portfolio. Yeah, sure. So I guess, I mean, one of the key things that Ranga mentioned was the fact that Hyperscale X is built off the Hedwig file system. So that's a huge milestone for us. As we teased out maybe 10 months ago, if you remember at Palm Vault Go on theCUBE and talking about kind of what our vision and strategy was of unifying data and storage management. Those Hyperscale X appliance is a definite milestone in proving out that direction. But beyond just the Hyperscale X, we've also been driving on some of the more primary or modern workloads such as containers. And the really interesting stuff we've come out with here recently is the Kubernetes native integration that ties in all the advanced components of the Hedwig distributed storage architecture and the platform itself across multi-cloud and on-premise environments, making it really easy and policy-driven for DevOps users and infrastructure users to tie in stateful applications from a Kubernetes corporation about that. Great. And Mercer, there's some updates to the partner program and help us understand how all of these product updates are going to affect kind of the partnership and alliances pieces that you own. Absolutely. So in the time since our last meeting at Go in the fall, which was actually right after I had just joined Convalt, we spent a good portion of the following six months really talking with partners, understanding the impact of the partner program that we had released last summer, looking at the data and really looking at barriers to evolve the program, which fell around three different specific points of feedback. One was simplicity, the simplicity of the program and simplicity of understanding rewards, levers and so forth. The second was anchor value, was really helping our partners to be profitable around things like yield registration and other benefits. And then third was around co-investment. So making sure that we had the right levers in place to support our partners for investing in practices and other training and other enablement around Convalt. We launched a number of these things last week as a part of an evolution of that program. Today is a great follow on because in addition to all of the program evolutions that we launched last week, now we have an opportunity with our partners to have many more opportunities or kind of a thin end of the wedge to open up new discussions with their customers now around all of these different use cases and capabilities. So back to that simplification angle, really driving more and more opportunities for those partners to have specific conversations around use cases. Okay, for this next question, I think it makes sense for Ranga to start. Maybe Don, you can give some commentary in too, but when you first see the announcements, there are some new products in the piece that you discuss. But trying to understand, when you position it, do you call it a portfolio? Is it a platform? If I'm an existing Convalt customer, how do I approach this? If I've used something like Metallic, how does that interplay with some of the new pieces that were discussed today? Sure, I can take that question. I'm sure Don and Mercer will have more to add to it. The simplest way to think about it is as a portfolio, but contrary to how you would think about portfolio as independent products, what we have is a set of data management services, granular, they're very aligned to the use case, which can all interoperate with each other. So today we launched Backup and Recurry and Disaster Recurry. These can be handled separately, purchased separately and deployed standalone, or for customers who want a combination of those capabilities, we also have complete data protection. Our file storage optimization, data governance, eDiscurry and compliance are data management services that build on top of any of these capabilities. Now, a very differentiating factor in our platform is all the services that we're talking about are delivered off the same software we made, same platform managed to the same UI. So it's very easy to start with one service and then just turn on the license and go to other services. So I can understand where your confusion is coming from, but it's all designed with customer simplicity and flexibility in mind, and it's all delivered off the same platform, so it is a portfolio built on a single platform. Don, would you like to add more to it? Yeah, I think the interesting thing too to add on top of that is where we're going with the HeadVig infrastructure, the HeadVig distributed storage platform to Ranga's point and how everything is integrated and can feed and work off of one another. That's the same idea that we have when we talk about unifying data and storage management. So the intricate storage architecture components, the way data might be maneuvered, whether it's for Kubernetes, for virtual machines, database environments, secondary storage, you name it, we are quickly working to continue driving that level of call it unification and integration between the Commvault portfolio and what the HeadVig distributed storage platform can also deliver. So what you're seeing today, going back to I think Ranga's first point, it's definitely not the culmination. It's just another step in the direction as we continue to innovate and integrate this product. And I think for our partners, what this really does is it allows them to sell around customer use cases because it allows, now if I have a DR use case, I can go after just DR. If I have a backup use case, I can just go after backup. And I don't have to try to sell more than beyond what the customer is looking for. In parallel that we can scale these things in line with the customer use case. So if a customer has a lot of remote offices, they want to scale HeadVig across those. They want to use DR to the cloud. They can scale these things independently. And it really gives us a lot of optionality that we didn't have before when we had a few monolithic products. Excellent, it really reminds me more of how I look at products if I was going to go buy it from some of the public cloud providers. Living in a hybrid cloud world, of course, is what your customers are doing. Help us understand a little bit. Mercer talked about Metallic and the Azure partnership, but for the rest of the products, the portfolio that we're talking about, does this kind of work seamlessly across my own data center, hosting providers, public cloud. How does this fit into the cloud environment for your customers? Yes, it does. And I can start with the response there as to, it's our strategy is cloud first, right? And you see it in every aspect of our product portfolio. In fact, I don't know if you got to see our keynote today, but Ron from Johns Hopkins University was remarking that Commvault has the best cloud native architecture. And that's primarily because of the innovation that we drive into the multi-cloud reality. We have very deep partnerships with pretty much all the cloud vendors and we use that for delivering joint innovation. A few things that I would call out, when you think of it from a hybrid customers perspective, the most important need for them is to continue working on from while still leveraging the cloud. And we have a lot of optimizations built into that. And then the next step of the journey is of course, making sure that you can recover to the cloud, be it workload recovery or data recovery. And there's a lot of automation that we provide through our solutions. And finally, of course, if you're already in the cloud, either you're running a SaaS, pass or cloud native, our software protects across all those use cases, either through SaaS with Metallic or through downloadable software with backup and recovery. So we kind of cover the entire spectrum. So back to your question, Stu. We do definitely help customers in every stage of their hybrid cloud acceleration journey. And if you take a look at the head big tech, the ability to work in a cloud native facet is essentially a part of the DNA of the storage plan, right? So whether you're running on-prem, whether you're running in a cloud adjacent setup or inside the cloud, HeadVig can work with any compute environment and any storage environment that you want to essentially then feed those compute nodes to build this distributed storage plan. And the reason that becomes important, and it's pretty much highlighted with our announcements today, it's pretty much highlighted with our announcement around the Kubernetes and containers support with HeadVig is that it makes really easy to start maneuvering data from on-prem to the cloud, from cloud to cloud, region to region, sort of that high availability that, as customers make cloud first a reality in their organizations, starts to become a critical requirement for ensuring the application uptime. And some of the things that we've done now with Kubernetes is in making all of our integration for how we deliver storage for the Kubernetes and container environments and being that they're completely Kubernetes native and that they can support a Google and AWS and Azure and of course any on-premises Kubernetes setup just showcases the value that HeadVig can provide in giving that level of data portability. And it basically provides a common foundation layer for how any sort of DevOps routines will be operating in the way that those stateful containers, state workloads can be maneuvered back and forth. Excellent, Donna. Oh, sorry. Sorry, just go ahead, Mercer, yeah. I couldn't say, you mentioned the Metallic and Azure partnership announcement. And I just wanted to hit on that and one thing that Runga mentioned, which is we are really excited about the announcement of the partnership with Microsoft and all the different use cases that that opens up in our SaaS platform with Azure, with Office 365 and all of the great application stack that's on Azure. At the same time, to Runga's point, we are a multi-cloud company and whether that is other of the hyperscaler clouds, AWS, GCP, Oli, Oracle, IBM, et cetera, or all of our great service provider partners, we continue to believe in customer choice and we'll continue to drive unique innovations across all of those platforms. All right, Donna, I was wondering if we could just dig in a little bit more on some of the Kubernetes pieces you were talking about. We look at just the maturation of storage in general. How do we add state back into containers in Kubernetes environments? Help us see what you're hearing from your customers and how you're ready to meet their needs to not only lever storage, but as you say, really full data protection in that environment. Certainly. So I mean, there's been a number of enhancements that have happened to the Kubernetes environment in general over the last two to three years. One of the big ones was the creation of what the Kubernetes environment calls a persistent volume plan. And what that allows you to do is to really present storage to a Kubernetes application, do it the typically through what's called a CSI or container storage interface. And that allows for stateful data to be written to storage and be handled and reattached applications as you leverage them throughout that Kubernetes ecosystem. As you can probably imagine then, with the addition of stateful applications, some of the overall management now of stateless and stateful apps become very challenging. And that's primarily because many customers have been using some of the more traditional storage solutions to try to map that into these new stateful scenarios. And as you start to think about DevOps organizations, most DevOps organizations want to work in the environment of their choice, whether that's Google, whether that's AWS, Microsoft, something that might be on-prem or a mix of different on-prem environments, what you typically find, at least in the Kubernetes world, is there's seldom ever one single, very large Kubernetes infrastructure or cluster that's set to run dev, test, QA, and production all as one. You usually have this spread out across a fairly global configuration. And so that's where some of these traditional mechanisms from traditional storage vendors really start to fall down because you can't apply the same level of automation and controls in every single one of these environments when you don't control the storage per se. And that's really where interfacing HeadVig and allowing that sort of extension of distributed storage platform brings about all of this automation, policy control, and really storage execution definition for these stateful workloads so that now managing the stateless and the stateful becomes pretty easy and pretty easy to maintain when it comes to developing another dev branch or simply trying to do disaster recovery or HA for production app. And if I may add to that, Stu, that's a very interesting response, right? And the reality is, customers are beginning to experiment with containers. Very often they already have a virtual environment and now they are also trying to expand into containers. So HeadVig's ability to serve as primary storage for virtualization as well as containers actually gives the degree of flexibility and freedom for customers to try out containers and to start their containers generally, frankly. Familiar constructs, everything is well aware, you just need to try it with containers. Ranga, flexibility is something that I heard when you talked about your portfolio and the pricing as to how you put these pieces together. You actually talked about in the presentation this morning, aggressive pricing, if you talk about the Convult backup and recovery. Help us understand Convult 2020, how you're looking at your customers and how you put together your product set to meet what they need at that, as you said, aggressive pricing. Absolutely, and you used this phrase a little bit earlier as to cloud-like flexibility. That's exactly what we are trying to get to. The reason why we are reconstructing our portfolio so that we have these very granular use case-aligned data management services is to provide that cloud-like flexibility. Customers don't have the same data management needs all the time, right? So they can pick and choose the exact solution they need because they're all delivered off the same platform, they can enable other solutions as fast and when they need it. And that's the reality. We know that many of our customers are gonna start with one and keep adding more and more services because that's what we see as ongoing conversations. That gives us the ability to really price the entry products very aggressively when compared to competition. Especially when we go against single product vendors, this gives us a lot of strength where we can start with a really aggressively priced product and enable more capabilities as we move forward. To give you an idea, we launched Disaster Recovery today. I would say that compared to the, so the established vendors in DR, we would probably come in at about 25 to 40% of the price range, because it depends on the environment and whatnot, but you're gonna see that that's the power we are bringing to the table. You start small and then depending on what your needs are, you have the flexibility to add on either more data management capabilities or more workloads depending on what your needs might be. And I think it's very attractive from a partner perspective as well, Mr. if you wanted to add a little bit more on that. Yes, I mean, that goes back to the idea of being able to simply scale across different use cases and functionality. And for example, things like the fact that our Disaster Recovery offering, the new one doesn't require a backup, really allows us to have those tailored conversations around use cases, applications, as well as platforms, thinking about one of the big demands that we've had coming in from customers and partners, which is help me have a DR scenario or DR setup in my IT environment that doesn't require people to go put their hands on boxes and cables, which is one of those things that a year ago, if we were having this conversation would not necessarily have been as important as it is now, but that ability to target those specific urgent use cases without having to go across and sort of sell things that aren't necessarily associated with the immediate pain points really makes this an effective offer. Yeah, you bring up some changing priorities. I think almost everybody will agree that the number one priority we're hearing from customers is around security. So whether I'm adopting more cloud, I'm looking at different solutions out there, security has to be front and center. Could we just kind of go down the line and give us the update as to how security fits into all the pieces we've been discussing? I guess I'm the top of the line, right? So I'll start. The security for us is built into everything that we do in the portfolio. The same view you're probably gonna get from each of us because security is built in, it's not a bolt on and you would see it across a lot of different dimensions. If you take our backup and recovery and disaster recovery, for instance, a lot of ransomware protection capabilities built into the solution. For instance, we have anomaly detection that is built into the platform. If we see any kind of spurious activity happening all of a sudden, we know that that might be a potential threat and be reported so that the customer can take a quick look at it. Air gap isolation, encryption by default. So many features built in and when you come to disaster recovery, encryption on the wire, lot of security aspects built into every all to the portfolio. Don? Yeah, consequently with HeadVig, it's probably no surprise that when this platform was developed and as we've continued development, security has always been at the core of what we're doing restored. So whether it's for something as simple as encryption on different volumes, ensuring the communication between applications and the storage platform itself and the way the distributed storage platform communicates, those are all incredibly secured lockdown almost essentially through our own protocols for ensuring that only we're able to talk within our own system. Beyond that though, I mean it comes down to ensuring that data in rest, data in transit, it's always secure and it's also encrypted based upon the level of control that the user and end user want. And then beyond just the fact of keeping the data secure, you have things like immutable snapshots. You have declarative data sovereignty to ensure that you can put essentially virtual fence barriers for where data can be transported in this highly distributed platform. And then from a user perspective, there's always a level of security for providing policy control on what groups or organization can consume storage or leverage different resources in the storage platform. And then of course, from a service provider perspective as well, providing that multi-tenant to access so that the users can have access to what they want when they want it. It's all about self-service. Yeah, and the only thing I'll add there is that obviously we're all familiar with the reports of increased bad actors in the current environment, increased ransomware attacks and so forth. And part of that is addressed by what Ranga and Don said in terms of our core technology. Part of that also though is addressed by being able to work across platforms and environments because as we see the acceleration of say tier one applications or entire data center evacuations into service provider or cloud environments has happened, this could have taken five, 10 years in a normal cycle but we've seen this happen overnight as companies have needed to move those IT environments off site into managed environments. And our ability to protect the applications whether they're on premises, whether they're in the cloud or in the most typical scenario where they live in both cases, both places at once is something that's really important to our customers to be able to ensure that end to end security posture. Great, well, final thing I have for all three of you is you correctly noted that this is not the end but along the journey that you're going along with your customers. So, you know, with all three of you would like to get a little bit, give us directionally, what should we be looking at a convolt to take what was announced today and a little bit of look forward towards the future? Directionally, we should be looking at a place where we are delivering even greater simplicity to our customers and that's going to be achieved through multiple aspects. First one is more technologies coming together and integrating. We announced three important integrations today. We announced the Microsoft partnership a couple of weeks back, we're going to see us move along the direction. The second piece is technology innovation. We believe in it. That's what differentiates us as a very different company and we will continue building it along the dimensions of data awareness, data automation and data agility. And the last one, continued obsession with data. What more can we do with it? How can we drive more insights to our customers? They're going to see us introducing more capabilities along those dimensions. Don? And I think Ranga tying directly into what you're highlighting there. I'm going to go back to what we teased out 10 months ago at Commvault Go there in Colorado on this very program and talk about how in the unification of data and storage management, that vision we're going to make more and more reality. I think the announcements we've made here today plus some of the things that we've done in between to lead up to this point is just proof of our execution. And I can happily and excitedly tell you we're just getting warmed up. So it's going to be going to be some fun future headquarters. And I think, Stu, in rounding that out with the partner angle, obviously we're going to continue to produce great products and solutions that are going to make our partners relevant in those conversations with customers. I think we're also going to continue to invest in alternative business models, services, things like migration services, audit services, other things that build on top of this core technology to provide value for customers and additional opportunities for our partners to build out their offerings around Commvault technologies. All right, well, thank you all three of you for joining us. It was great to be able to dig in, understand those pieces. I know you've got lots of resources online for people to learn more. So thank you so much for joining us. Thank you, Stu. Thank you. All right, and stay with us. So we've got one more interview left for theCUBE's coverage of Commvault Future Ready. I'm Stu Miniman and thanks as always for watching theCUBE.