Hello and welcome back to the craft box. My name is Brent and today we are doing some more beast moon completionists It's been a while today. We are focusing solely on the beast forms themselves We have a few that we need to unlock that we've been able to is this one. I believe yes lovely We're gonna buy that. It's free basically. So that's cool We're not gonna upgrade it just yet. We're gonna just save that for a bit later We also have the storm rat that we can upgrade as well lovely or unlock I should say so there we go. We've got to unlock now and We're also gonna be upgrading the death ninja pig Which is quite a bit of a lunari, but we now have tier 4 which is 5 max battle cards And we'll also be at level 4 as well When when it comes out because that's how it works the tier is exactly the same as the level now So yeah, we'll be at level 4 which is cool So we have all of these which is good because this is actually my main one that I rock. We also have the balance Cyclops I Believe yes that we can upgrade as well Which is lovely. So we're at tier 3 for that which will also be All of these things. I don't really play that one But we also have some new badges which is cool because badges are basically why we're doing this We have balance Cyclops 3.  Sorry And then we also have over here. We have Storm rat thief Life theory we can also upgrade the balance wolf warrior, which we are also going to be doing right now So yeah, that is balance wolf warrior 3. So we're actually cracking through quite a few of these badges There's a hundred and twenty two now and we've got 16 of them. Which is great. Also since last time Action now sells hats and boots as well So we'll have to craft all of them up as well, which is great. They require new things called beast moon needles Don't know what they are. Don't know where to get them, but I'm sure we'll figure that out But yeah, we'll be focusing on the robes first. I just need to get all of the string which takes a while But yeah, otherwise that is all for today. Thank you for watching Remember to leave a like and subscribe if you're subscribed press the little bells So you know exactly when I post another video and remember to craft outside the box


Sooner rather than later, this is a great time expression that you're going to add to your vocabulary today. And this expression is going to help you sound really fluent, advanced, and natural. Of course, I'm Jennifer from J4isEnglish.com and this channel is dedicated to helping you sound like a fluent, confident, natural English speaker. Now, before we go any further, make sure you subscribe and hit that bell notification so you're notified every time I post a new lesson. Now, let's dive in with this video. Rather than later, that's the time reference that you're going to add to your vocabulary today. Now, this might look a little bit familiar, especially if you watched my video yesterday where I taught you how to use the time reference sooner or later. So you need to know, first of all, that sooner or later, the lesson I taught you yesterday and today's lesson on sooner rather than later, these two are very similar, related. You can even use them in the same conversation, but they aren't the same thing. So you after this video, you definitely want to review sooner or later and make sure you understand the difference. With that said, let's talk about how you can use sooner rather than later. Now, of course, this is a time reference and we use it as a time reference for an unspecified time in the future. So we don't know exactly when. That's unclear, unspecified time in the future. But here's the deal. You can think of this as it's closer to now immediate future than it is later or a more distant future. So there's really an emphasis on soon. In that case, you may also think of it as as quickly as possible. But remember exactly when is not clear. Let's take a look at an example. I could say I need to update my website sooner rather than later. Of course, by saying this, I'm letting you know that I don't exactly know when I'll update my website, but I want it to be in the near future. I want it to be as close to now as possible. I want it to be as quickly as possible. So you might be wondering, why not just say soon? I want to update my website soon. Well, you can. You can definitely say soon. I would say there's just a subtle difference in meaning, a subtle difference in tone almost. When I say sooner rather than later, I would say I'm putting more emphasis on the immediate future. And it's almost a stronger statement than simply saying soon. When I hear sooner rather than later, I expect that person is taking action. That person is doing everything they can to make that happen, okay? But when I just hear someone say, I'll do it soon. I don't get this sense that the person is taking immediate action. So in that sense, sooner rather than later is a strong statement. You get the sense that, whoa, things are gonna start to happen pretty quickly. So keep that in mind because you want to reserve this for when you really want something to happen in the near future as quickly as possible. So let's take a look at how you could have this almost as a conversation. Let's say your boss asks you, how's the proposal going? And you reply back with a simple answer and you say, good, just working on the deliverables. So a section within the proposal, okay? Good, just working on the deliverables. Now your boss, to apply some urgency, your boss could say, we need to get this to the client sooner rather than later. Now, when I hear that, I'm gonna start working faster because I know this is a priority and I know there's some urgency involved. And I know my boss is pushing me. That's almost a subtle way of him pushing me to get me to finish this proposal. Now, like I said in my video lesson yesterday, I taught you how to use sooner or later. Now, a lot of students commented using this expression, which is great. I love reading all the comments. It makes me really happy. So if you want to make me happy, leave a comment on the video. I really love reading them. Now, one of the students Lamar was practicing sooner or later and posted sooner or later, I'll buy a new car. Now, I can take that example. It's a great example. And I can apply some urgency to it by using sooner rather than later. And maybe I could say, I need to buy a new car sooner rather than later. So when I hear this, I almost think that there's something wrong with your car. Maybe your car isn't going to last very long. And because of that, there's some urgency involved. So keep that in mind when you use sooner rather than later. So now you know that it's a time reference in the future with emphasis on the near future, although it's still unspecific and we don't know exactly when. But we do know there's some urgency involved. Now, grammatically, there are many different ways that you could form a sentence using sooner rather than later. Generally, you might use this with things that you want. I want something sooner rather than later. I need to do something sooner rather than later. So a want, a need, a should. I should do this sooner rather than later. Those are three verbs to get you started on forming sentences. But keep in mind, there are many different ways grammatically that you can add this to your speech. But for now, just practice those three. With that said, it's time for you to make me really happy and you know how you're going to do that, right? By leaving a comment practicing this expression. So I just gave you three verbs, need, want, and should. So why don't you try writing three different comments that will get you practicing sooner rather than later and feeling really confident adding this to your vocabulary. So remember, form three sentences with sooner rather than later. One with need, want, and should, and leave them in the comments below. If you found this video helpful, please hit the like button, share it with your friends, and of course, subscribe. Now before you go, make sure you head on over to my website, jforisenglish.com, and download your free speaking guide. In this guide, I share six tips on how to speak English fluently and confidently. And until next time, happy studying! Alright, look at you expanding your vocabulary and sounding supernatural at the same time. That's awesome! Make sure you leave those comments, it will make me really happy, and it will also make me really happy if you subscribe. So make sure you do that, and I'll see you next time. Bye!


With the Blackstar Venue Series Mark II, more is more, and there's more functionality due to a five-button foot switch, and I want to walk you through how that works. The five-button foot switch gives you access not only to the channels, but to the voices as well, and it's set up conveniently for you to get back quickly to where you were last. For instance, if I go to my clean channel, right now I happen to be playing on the classic American voice, but if I hit the same button again, it activates the second voice of that clean channel, so now I'm on the classic British sound, which is a little bit more bite and a little bit more articulation. Same thing with OD1. If I activate that channel, I happen to be playing in crunch mode last. Hit the same button again, and now I have access to the second voice. If I go back to my clean channel, it takes me back to classic British, so I can get back to where I was last. In addition to being able to select between your different channels and your different voices, you also have access to a master boost button, and that means if I want an additional 6 dB of volume, no matter which channel or which voice I'm using, I can hit that button, and it gets me there. Lastly, there's a dedicated button for the reverb, so I can turn on and off my reverb as well. That's the five-button foot switch, and it gives you access to all of the functionality in the Venue Series Mark II. For more information on these amps, the foot switch, or anything Blackstar, go to BlackstarAmp.com.


Hello, my name is Joey Gimenden. I'm here with y'all today to do a tour of Founders Hall. I'm the CRE which is the coordinator for residents education over Founders Hall. What the CRE means is I oversee the residence hall. I supervise the RAs. I supervise the lead hogs in the building and I put on fun programs and educational programs for the students in the hall. They have issues going on in the hall. They'll come talk to me if they can't get resolved by the RA and I deal with student conduct as well in the building. This would be my third year here at the University of Arkansas. And so like I said, I'm going to show y'all the outside what's surrounded by Founders Hall so you have a better idea of the geographical location of the building. We're here in I guess central campus, right? This is the central part of the campus, yeah. So over here we have the Greek Theater. A lot of students will come out here and study and take their acts and break during the day. It's also where our bed day location is typically held at for the sororities. Over here is Kimple Hall. Kimple Hall is our communication building. It actually has, you can't see it right now, but it actually has our on-campus TV news station in there as well. Over there down that way is going to be our Walton Business College. So which is really nice because we have a lot of business students located in Founders Hall. So if you have any intro business courses, just show me right down the street from you. We have a couple people tuning in already Joey. So if you'd like to, we'd love to hear where you're from and where you're going to be visiting the University from when you arrive this fall. Yeah, so glad y'all here to join us. Over here is going to be some of our food locations that you'll have access to right next door and Founders. They're actually connected to Founders. You'll have to walk outside and to access them, but some of the restaurants right over here is our local Slim Chickens. You got Slim Chickens? Chicken. They have really good chicken. I really like them. I think they're better than Canes. I think they're better than Chick-fil-A, all those places. Strong opinions, yeah. Strong opinions. I really like it. So but you can use your meal plan at Slim's. We also have the Wild Greens and a sushi place as well that just opened up last year. Right next to us is a Starbucks and we also have a Quiznose. And you can use your student meal plans at all these places. And then we have Brough, one of our three main dining halls, and they actually went through a renovation of it last year as well. And they have really good food in there. I really enjoy. I use my meal plan as a professional staff member all the time over there as well. So yeah, perfect, perfect. And two halls behind us, I guess too. My point goes out. Yeah, so we have four neighboring residence halls. We have Gregson over there. We have Gibson. And then behind founders is going to be Humphries and Yokum. So these two buildings over here are upper classmen and the two buildings behind us, Yokum and Humphries are some freshman dormitories as well. And then also the Union's not too far away as well, which is just right down that road right there. So that's really awesome. You have walking distances within the Union as well. You don't have to go to a giant hill to get there. All right. Should we head inside? Of course. Let's do it. And Joey, I think you mentioned Walton Business College. And I guess we can get a good view of it here. Of course. You wouldn't mind pointing it out. Yeah. So it's just going to be right there. And so founders, we share the business LLC, which is the Living Learning Community. It's located on our third floor, on the co-ed floor. We share that business LLC with the Humphries Hall, which is right next door as well. Awesome. Yeah. And where are you from, Joey? I'm originally from Georgia. I lived there my entire life. I got my bachelor's and my master's down at two different universities down there. And then my first professional job, I came out here about three years ago and started working as a coordinator out here. I really love Northwest Arkansas. It's a great area. Unlike Atlanta, where I'm originally from at that part of Georgia, doesn't compare. I really enjoy it out here. Great. I really do. So the first door in here, we like it there, yeah. So to gain access into our residence halls, we have a security measure for so only residents of that building can actually gain access to it by using a fob. So you'll be issued a fob along with your keys when you move into campus. And so what you're going to do is you're just going to place it against it. The doors get a little locked and there'll be a lock for a couple seconds for you to open it up and walk right through. So welcome to Founders Hall. We have a guest with us today, which is Eric Peltier. He was a former Siri of this building the last two years before this. Last two years, yeah. Yeah, so. Come together there. You might introduce yourself to us. Yeah, I'm Eric Peltier. I am the coordinator for residence education over in the Northwest Quad now. I was here for the last two years. And before actually that, I was actually at CRE over in Holkman Futral too. So a veteran of the Founders experience. Excellent, excellent. Will you come along with us as we do? Thank you. So one of the first things we're going to show you is the community kitchen that we have here in Founders. So we can walk down in here. So we have a little, we got rid of the couple tables just for social distancing policy this year. But we have a couple tables and chairs for students that they want to sit down at. We have an island for them to use and cook at. We have a full-function fridge, microwave, oven, stove, kitchen sink, all those good stuff. And so if you use the community fridges, I definitely recommend that you label any items that you're going to put in there. But yeah, a lot of students will come down here and cook and make some meals and stuff like that down here. If they don't want to go to the dining hall, they just want to practice cooking or make their own home meal. What is a common thing that's cooked here, Eric? Do you know? I mean all sorts of things. Last year we had a lot of cookies. Cookies were baked a lot. Anything really sweets were baked for a lot. We had some queso. Queso was a big last year too for our building. So, but definitely sweets, cookies, brownies, things like that. Cheese dipping cookies. All right. Great. So right here is going to be our front desk for Founders Hall. An RA or a student worker will be working this desk on weekdays from 4 p.m. until 10 p.m. And then we'll have, they'll also be working the weekends from noon to midnight.  You actually go over to Humphreys, which is located just behind us. And so you'll get your mail there. You can do so during, they'll have the little extended package hours, some anywhere between 8 a.m. until about 8 p.m. depending on the weekday or weekend. But you can go over there. You'll have a mailbox located for you over there. And you can have packages and anything like that delivered. If you go to our housing website, you'll go look at Humphreys for the location, the address. You'll see that you should be able to ship any packages and stuff like that to Humphreys. And all the Founders residents have access to that first floor of Humphreys. So you can key in, key out and check your email and everything. Notice that there's a new plexiglass there. Yes. That would be a COVID-19 precaution. Yes. Just to make sure our students are safe and when you come over and interact with them and stuff like that. So we'll be taking a lot of measures to make sure our students are safe inside the residence halls. We'll have cleaning crew going through the buildings during the morning and the night crew to sanitize and clean, to make sure our residents are safe during the building. Yeah. And so normally during the school year, maybe we'll open up in the spring, but we do have a lot of stuff that supplies that residents can check out. We're going to limit that to during the fall, just for obviously safety concerns. But if you want to end the spring and stuff like that, hopefully you can rent out some supplies out of the closet there, like pink fun supplies, cooking supplies, all this good stuff, board games, whatnot. And then so we have this is on a living lobby area or lounge on the first floor. We have a giant TV over here that the students can use, hook up, play their consoles, watch some TV, some cable, anything like that. And then we have several other TVs on the floors. If they're not located in the lobby area, just down the hallways, that's actually where we do our media and advertisements for stuff. We don't really do any flyers or anything like that at the building. But typically if there's any news or anything that you need to know, you'll see it on the TV screens down the hallway. Yeah. One of our halls that uses digital signage, as opposed to paper signage. We have a ping pong table located in our building. We do recommend that you bring your own supplies for the ping pong this year just for safety concerns. So yeah, perfect. Nice big lobby area. Yes, it's great. Over here we have a water fountain. We have one of these on each floor.   We've actually saved over 54,000 bottles of water just by using that. So and like I said, it's located on one of each floor. Yeah. Joey, I noticed there's tape on there. Yeah. That would say, hey, don't put your mouth on that. Don't put your mouth on that. So yeah, just use the bottle if you can please. All right. And so over here is where our laundry room facility is. We have three, five washers and eight dryers located in here. We also have a laundry app that they can use. You want to tell them about the laundry app? Yeah, if you go under your iPhone and or Android phone, you can get it or you can scan there. It's super great. It'll let you know when the dryer is in use, when it's not in use. I don't know if the feature is still on there, but there used to be a feature about times. Like it usually shows an average of like Saturdays in the morning. It's super busy, but Wednesdays afternoon is super calm. So come get your thing. So it's on there. Absolutely great. It also allows for you to do if the machine breaks or something like that, you can scan and send the work order right straight to the company. And you can find out more at housing.uark.edu forward slash laundry. Yeah. And I think it also tells you if there's any open or if they're already in use as well. Yeah, it gives you all that. Like if for sure it tells you like which machines are open, which machines are not open and stuff like that. And even I think you can even track it so that you know, if you put it in like washer three, it'll tell you that you've got 20 minutes left or 15 minutes left or whatever. And it'll tell you even how long someone else's does have. Like so if you come down here and all of them are full, it's like, well, I got this machine may open up in about five minutes. And we definitely recommend you all use the pods rather than a detergent. In fact, that just a little cleaner and easier to use. We also have the vending machines and an ice maker over here as well on the first floor. They're empty right now, but they'll be filled when they get here, oh boy. So, and this is the only part of the building where we have vending machines and ice maker and washing and laundry. So it's just located in the first floor. First floor only. Okay, good to know. Yeah. Over here is where my office is located. I work from nine to five p.m. every day. Mine's lunch break, obviously. You can find me in broth, probably Slim's over there during those times. But during the weekday, if a student ever needs to come talk to me and wants to chat or if they have a problem, or anything, I can really help with them. I thought that they can come down to my office and chat. I also live in the hall, so easy access. I'll be in and out and here for a residence and everything. Well, down here is where our conference room is located. So if you need to kind of like a private space to study or anything like that with some friends, or really anything, I don't know what else did you all use this space for Eric the last couple of years. It's the only enclosed like walled study space we have in the building. So a lot of study groups and stuff like that. They would have, sometimes we'd have game nights in here. Like there was a group of students for a couple weeks that were doing, or not a couple weeks, but for part of the semester that we're doing like D&D games and stuff like that. So it's really able to use things, but it is also the only sort of closed private space. So if you want to do a study group and stuff like that, or we actually had students who would take tests and things like that in here too. Is it freely available or do you need to rent it? For me, and for me when I even had it, like as long as it was open, it was fine. But we do have it reserved for various meetings and stuff like that. So if someone wants to reserve it, that's totally fine. There's actually a Hoxing form. So if they know they want, for sure they have a time in the specific day they want to use it, they can fill out that form and we'll make sure I or another RA puts a sign on the door to make sure that space is reserved for them at that time. But in that it's free, first come, first serve. Yeah. Thank you, thank you. All right, is there anything else on the first floor? Take a look at here in Founders Hall. I don't think so. There's just a couple of exits down there. There's an exit down that way. There's a community bathroom that people can use, a public bathroom that's down that hallway as well. Visitors who can come in, for example. Yes. And I think this fall we're not allowing any overnight business. Does that sound right? No, overnight visitors, that's correct. Should be thinking we want to keep those visitors associated with U of A students. Yeah. Immediate family members. Enhanced sort of COVID-19 precautions that we're taking. Exactly. All right. And so what we're going to do next is we're going to go to the sixth floor. We're going to come get them. We left them behind, but we won't go get them. So we're going to go to the sixth floor and show you. We have two different variations of the rooms that we have. One is a standard room, two persons that live there. The other one is a, you know, it's a gable room. So it's just a little bit of variation on the elevator. I should have warned that sometimes we disconnect a little on the elevator, but we're back again and we're up on the top floor, floor six. We're going to show you one of the two different variations of rooms that we have. This is what we call a gable room. And so the ceilings are a little more enclosed in the typical room. And so we're just going to show you all this. What we're going to do, probably more measurements down there. And we'll show you a room on the fifth floor. But this is what every room and it kind of looks like on the sixth floor. It's got the gable like kind of whatever's going on with that seal in there. That's what's going to look like in all the rooms on the sixth floor and a handful of the rooms on the fifth floor. On our housing website, if you go look up founders, you will find a PDF of a gable room. So you can see what exactly that consists of. Okay. Awesome. Well, you want to head down to a more normal room? We're going to go down to the fifth floor. So Georgia. Born and raised, huh? Born and raised. Okay. And what would you say is one of the major differences between living just a little bit north of Atlanta and living in Northwest Arkansas? Oh, the traffic.  You've never had to deal with eight lanes going both ways. And it takes you about 45 minutes to go a mile to work. So that is something I definitely and I also, one thing I really love about here, though, is like the trails and the nature and everything like that. You don't get out a lot of that out there. So yeah. So we can go ahead. I'm going to go to, yeah, that's fine. I go to that room? Yeah. Yeah, let's go. So on each floor, there is a located a trash room for residents to use. So they can throw away their trash in the hallway. We also have a recycling bin in each floor as well. So now we don't have to go outside and throw away your trash or recycling out in the dumpster. We can actually use these rooms. Pull up. Yeah. To save frustration because this will happen is that as you can see, it is locked. You press the button, it should release it. Yeah. And that red light will turn on all the other floors so the other floors won't open. So please make sure you close it shut tight, nice and tight, because it will cause the rest of the building to not be able to get their trash through the trash. So make sure you press the button, open it and close it. This is the voice of experience speaking, I think. So we're going to walk out here. We can go ahead and show you a bathroom as well. Would you want to do room first or bathroom? Bathroom would be great. Yeah, we'll do the bathroom first. And then we can also look at one of those common lounge areas. Yes. So we'll do the bathrooms. Which are pretty nice, honestly. Very nice, yeah. And so I mean this building was built in 2013. So the bathrooms and everything like that are very in-laws of the rest of the building. Yeah, let's go up in a shower. Yeah. So again, nice little privacy in the shower as well. There's actually a door that connects to it. So yeah. There should be about three showers. We saw this before in each bathroom. And there's on the third, fourth, and fifth floor there is three bathrooms on each of those floors. And I think what? Two on the second and the sixth floor. And we have about 50 residents on the third, fourth, and fifth. About 25 on the second and sixth. So yeah, there's plenty of bathrooms in the spaces like that for the residents to use if they're out in the day. Well, let's head up into a room then. Yeah. Let's see. What lounge are there in the room? So there's also three lounge spaces on each floor as well. They have a TV they can use, little study spaces and stuff like that for them to use if they want to get out of the room and hang out with some of their other residents on the floor. Awesome. And then now we'll go to the room. Sounds good. Yeah. We're going to check out 510. So if you live here, here's your room. This is your room. If you're in 510, let me get a little pan here. Yeah, and to see the beds you can lower them if you want to move the desk out underneath away from the bed. You also raise it so that way you can sit directly underneath the bed as well. You just, you can do that on your own and you can place a work order and someone can help you raise the end and lower the bed. They have a desk drawer tables. Each resident also comes with a little armour that has a closet bar up here, a mirror, a shelving and everything for students to use as well. There should be an armour right here as well. And a mirror right there. Yeah. Each room comes with two sinks as well. One sink as well and two sets of little drawers that they can use. They're all the same depth as that for the last one which is a little deeper. I think the, I think the sinks are something that really stands out about this particular hall. Yeah, you're gonna do a little sink and everything like that in your rooms which is, you'll get that in every hall. Yeah, right. Well, if there's any questions about different measurements in this room, this is the perfect time to ask them. We have a tape measure. There's also a lot of measurements available on the housing website. So you can check that also. Well, let's see if there's anything else we want to point out. Let's point out the chair. I don't know if you know about the chair. What it can, oh, these chairs, I think, let's see, these are not the chairs that go into the gamer mode, okay. No, these are not, I think you know. No, they're not the chair. Okay. But you do get a sink. So that's a thing. Yes, you do get a sink. Yeah, this is normal chairs. You also get a great view if you live on this side of the hall, this side of the founders. Okay. Well, fantastic. Thanks to those of you who turned in. Let me get on the other side. Oh, and you also have a thermostat right over there that you can control for each of the rooms as well. So yeah, that's kind of anything else here? This is the rooms. You do also, we didn't mention, I don't know if we mentioned other ones, but every room should have their own Wi-Fi hotspot behind us so that you have your own, sort of individualized, not individualized, but your room has its own Wi-Fi. And that includes HBO as well. That's one of the offerings you get with cable. Joey, are you excited about this fall? Yeah, I'm super excited for all the students to come back. I've missed them since March. So it'll be nice to get them back here and hopefully get everything kind of normal by the spring. Perfect. Okay, well, wave us out if you don't mind. Yeah. All right. Okay. Thank you. Bye.


Welcome to this edition of Ableton on Air. I'm your host, Lauren Siler. I'm Lauren Siler. And this is the program that focuses on the needs, concerns, and achievements of the definitely in Vermont and beyond. And besides Orca Media, we are now in Burlington on channel 17, which is the Democracy Channel. And we are broadcasted on there as well. We would like to welcome Ron Rondon, our sports anchor for this show. And welcome, Ron. Hello there. And what is the show that you do? Ron Rondon is kicking off season number five, coming up on October 5th on Brooklyn Free Speech Network. Wow. Okay, now Brooklyn Free Speech Network is what? Is what, what kind of station is it again? So for people who don't know? Well, we're everything, most of Brooklyn, of course, representing from our friends, Optimum and Spectrum, and also RCN, and also on Verizon's files. So in any of these areas, check it out. And of course, we're also online on at Free Speech Media.org. Also on our social media platforms, you can check it out on our Facebook page, wrote it for Ron Rondon. And of course, on Road Trip TV1 on YouTube. So a lot of pop culture, and some other social media, here's, we'll put it on the air. We'll post it if you're watching Road Trip right now. We'll post all this on the air and you'll see what I'm talking about. Okay, so explain to me what have you been doing on Road Trip from season one all the way up to now? Well, from the last four seasons from pop culture to entertainment to news to exciting charitable events, we've done a lot of them, including recently that tape, this one of them will be featured in season number five. We did a special benefit over at Traw Fountain in Avergees in Brooklyn. It was a, one of our friends, Jack Gia Blanc-Panco, we got a big shout out for him, did a special benefit to raise money for St. Jude's children's charity. And it's a St. Jude's, for example, in, of course, episode B, it's for real, believe me. And we raised, sorry, shirts that lighted friendship, neck of lips, I wore one before, it was just fantastic. You guys raised a lot of money? And these goals to them, and out of all that, raised over $6,200 raised to St. Jude's children's charity. So it's a great- Now, St. Jude's, so this is part of St. Jude's Children's Hospital, yes? That's correct. Okay. And St. Jude's Children's Hospital, that's a cancer hospital? Yes, it is.  And it says, according to St. Jude's, they don't pay, they buy their own pockets. It's the people who donate whatever they do, and it helps the kids get better out of all kinds of surgeries and all kinds of stuff. Now, because there's also some other cancer hospitals in New York, you have Memorial Sloan Kettering, you have some others. But what makes St. Jude's a little bit different than some of the other hospitals? It's for kids, and we remember, kids who had cancer, who was battling to about a number of illnesses, like a broke cancer dude, back in the day, just a number of kinds of cancers. We're always praying for a lot of kids, and that's what the great organization that Jackie DeBranco, who organized this event, it's fantastic. It was a lot of music, it was a lot of fun, having a great time. And of course, we got some terrific performers who's fantastic, including our good friend, Teo, who is the voice of Naples. He did since safe, though, make a great day in the song. He's like an opera-like voice. He is absolutely fantastic. We got Maria Bernudo also performing, and of course, Francis, who's also performing. It's fantastic, and you see all the highlights during the season. And above the other stuff as well, we got the San Gennaro Festival this year, including the Meatball Eating Contest. Well, okay, speaking about meatballs, we here at Orca Media just debuted, well, we do Abled in our near, of course, but we just debuted, my wife and I just debuted a new show called Able to Cook, which deals with people with special needs in cooking. And since you say about meatballs, tell us a little bit more about that. What's going on with the meatballs? Well, the Meatball Eating Contest is some brave and fierce eaters who compete for the top prize. Anyway, up $250, that's what they get out. So is the Meatball Eating Contest similar to the, is it similar to the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest? It's like a similar, it's a little different between the Hot Dog Eating Contest and the Meatball Eating Contest because the sponsor, by the way, is Chacha's, that's located in Little Italy. And I want to get a big shout out to Karen King, who's the one of the restaurateurs and one part owner of Chacha's, along with the fantastic Tony Danza. You all know who Tony Danza is. Let me see who's the boss. So he was there and you interviewed him? Well, we didn't get a chance to interview him, but he was there recently, back in our third season, that cousin Bruce, he interviewed the great Tony Danza, who was also part of a restaurant tour and owner. And he's also the former police athletic league. And if I win that competition, I'm gonna be doing about fifth of the full seat. We'll go to the police athletic league, you hear throughout the New York City area, hopefully if I win, but that's gonna be an early start, but it's gonna be great. And it's fantastic and we'll have the highlights of the event and that's gonna be great. It's gonna be a lot of fun. We'll get to you. I'm gonna tell you who's there. Joey Reynolds will be here with Mother Judges.  She's a terrific all-around American pop singer. She is absolutely fantastic. Before we get to sports, what else have you been doing? So you have the fifth season coming up. A big season number five, yes. How many shows have you done thus far? Well, for the fifth season, it will be show number 140 this year. Wow. Wow, wow. Congratulations. Thank you very much. It takes a lot of people to get to show 140. Yes, we got a good crew. We have a great staff. We started with just about two people. We have a growing staff of contributors to this show, the more Kurtz, the Bill Manners, or in Phil's started, got me into this and you got me into this and then you got Audra Blackwood, who's also doing the camera work, Nikki Ferguson, camera work this season. Also, we got some good photography as well. Mike Wright, who's a fantastic guy, maybe we're not gonna cover some of the events, but he also did the Italian events as well. He's also gonna be contributing this year. We have a very great crew this season and we can't wait. What made you wanna get into broadcasting? What was the major thing that, despite your special needs, what was the major thing that wanted you to get into broadcasting? Well, you know, my big dream is to like to get into sports. That's the first thing that started me off here. And then when Dee says, do you have a good, everybody tell me you have a good radio voice. That's what got me into internet radio. One of our friends, Kismear Elberg, who used to hold all your on, what's the rest of it, on talk, shoot radio, and also remember the other one from before. But he has a great show and then when he got me hoping to do it, I got my weekend show for the last seven seasons and it was a lot of fun. Is your weekend show still going on? Not at this time, because right now with folks, TV is the people who wanna fill up our audience and build a lot of good fans up there to just be able to terrific for the show. And we've got everybody on the internet, everybody on social media, like this show, everybody. And we also put in a look. We also put a statement every season that will be the NFL fix. It will be for an NFL fix challenge we can't be doing along the season during road trip, which is gonna be a lot more fun because we want, because normally you're in it this season again. Yeah. Again, we got some terrific contestants who facing for bragging rights and the title. This season, of course, Eric Spice, who is terrific in New Jersey. He's our defending champion last season. But Elizabeth Melton is not with us, unfortunately. She recently passed away back in September, or so we're gonna crown a brand new women's champion this season. So this could be a lot of fun. This could be a lot of fun. It's gonna be a two, it's gonna be two segments, double season one. So the winners from the first half of season, which is one to eight, will face the winners from the second segment, from nine to 16, will face them in the season. Week 17 showdowns will determine our champion for the season. So this is gonna be a lot of fun. And if you wanted to join us, you can go to my Facebook page and just check out Facebook and type in sports fan NFL challenge. That's the sports fan NFL challenge on Facebook. Enjoy this one. No, you're not gonna say anything. It's a lot of fun. It's bragging rights. Check it out. So in terms of, you know, baseball, now this year, the New York Yankees have been doing pretty good. Boston, yeah. Who is your... Yeah, he's already locked up the East in the region, that's why. Who is your all-time favorite team? And why do you think they should go to the World Series? Well, you know, the Yankees have won 27 championships already, looking for a win to the 28th championship coming up this year. And look how big the Yankees got. You got a power here, Lane, Aaron Judge, who has been outstanding, 52 homeruns, rookie. You can't say a better rookie a year than he is. He's outstanding. Then you got John Carlos Stanton, who fired for the Miami Marlins, who's been outstanding. He's in there. He had a full start. He came up and contributed. Gary Sanchez, another homerun hitter, who's also a home-on-derby champion. He did them myself too. And then you got the best pitchers, for Thomas Chapman, who is the closer. You are looking at a great 15th duo this year. You'll be looking at them. So you can see the Yankees in the World Series. On the other hand, they're the winning champion, Houston Astros, which I'm surprised they got it all. This is their first ever championship. And you got a lot of time from Ross Springer and a number of great players who've been incredibly done. So this is going to be like a championship, ALCF championship rematch. You'll be looking at them. And then you look at the Washington Nationals, another good team with Bryce Hopper. You could see them in their first ever World Series for their franchise. Well, I think the real big money makers here, because those money makers are the ones that have the top salaries. The Yankees and Boston, because all the other teams are small, well, they're not small, but they don't have such big hitters as... Like the Mets, you know. Well, the Mets, the Yankees, and Boston Red Sox. Absolutely. And of course, think about the other teams also who've got the big salaries, like this Rangers is one team. And another team, you look at the Dodgers who's looking outstanding after a terrific World Series appearance in the game that short when Houston won the championship. There's another possibility. So you're looking at great teams who... Yeah, for example, I mean, we talk about special needs, but in terms of baseball, you've got people such as the wife of Thurman Munson, who has a foundation and she gives money towards autism. You have people such as Jorge Posada, whom I've interviewed in the past in New York in the Bronx. He's out there and he's one of the best players. Jorge Posada has a foundation for autism. And he also got Derek Eater. Derek Eater's foundation, yep. Huh? So looking at the great charities, everybody contributes because let me tell you something, they're the best kind of Yankee players went on to do their own foundation. And this is why they're the best players ever. So you give a lot of them to say thanks. And that's why Yankee players did. So in terms of football, who do you think is the best this year? Well, looking at the forward. Well, let's see. Best of the teams, I'm really surprised. You know, the surprising team, because I, if we're taking the joke today, by the way, we're taking it. The Cleveland Browns surprised us all so far. They already won. They got tied. They lost one. And now they won one because they beat the Jets. And how about this great, Cleveland Browns team? This is gonna be, this is like a rebuilding of every single loss there is.  And right now they're one, one, and one going into week four, coming up. And then you got the Jets. That's who got a very good quarterback, but they came up a little short this year. And the Giants, well, so far, oh, and two, but it's time to put a change around on the team. But to my knowledge, I'm looking at a terrific, I like to see the Eagles go back to the Volcker when their second championship, because I am surprised, I'm surprised by all these teams and big shout out to the fans of Philadelphia. Best team, I'm surprised. I hope it's not new England Patriots again. Yeah, I don't want to say Patriots, but we beat the Patriots. Thank God for that. So, yeah.  Okay, let's talk about something else for a second. Recently in New Jersey, this past week, recently there was a gentleman in the group home, well, he was in a New Jersey group home who had gotten involved in a hit and run. And he passed away. In Garfield, New Jersey, a man has been arrested in connection with a fatal hit and run in New Jersey official say. Paul Fisher, 59 of New Jersey, was arrested in multiple charges, including leaving the scene of a fatal accident and endangering an injured victim. Garfield police responded to the call of a pedestrian struck by a hit and run vehicle. This past Monday at 7 p.m. When officers found 42 year old Giovanni Rivera lying in the roadway on MacArthur Avenue and with serious injuries, Rivera was transported to the hospital where he later passed away from his injuries Wednesday morning. Your thoughts on that? You know, it's sad because, you know, I know I see a lot of people who are disability and I've never seen a hit and run driver who has got hit, but the only question is, did they capture the man that is? Yes, yes, yes. Oh, good. Because they got a lot to learn because this hit and run driver has got plenty to say about because I don't like what he did to this, to this, or to this, to this. Because when you deal with, you know, cars and pedestrians, it's considered murder or, vehicular homicide. Yeah. When someone passes away. Absolutely. But I'm going to say one thing for sure because, you know, they shouldn't put like, like pedestrian lights, you know, over in Patterson, New Jersey, they need some special kind of lights for disabilities. If anybody has a walk problem or anything, they have to need a special lighted path to pass the left of pedestrians, go first before the driver's does. Because what he did to the driver to help the light or with the stop sign, does he really go for the stop sign? Could be possible. Does he stop or does he go speeding like about 60 miles per hour? That's all the representatives in their state have to put some lighted, put in a white, red box under them to put a lighted walkway. And so, when they pass it, when the... Yeah, I agree. I agree because this way. Don't be so close to the phone. You're breaking up a little bit. Go ahead. Because when the pedestrians pass by to it, it will be very important and understandable to let the car stop and let them pass.  I agree because there should be something there. Okay, so getting back to sports, before we end, because we have a couple of minutes left here, your predictions for 2019 and the Super Bowl? Well, let's see. I was still gonna say Philadelphia will go into Moira, but I'd like to see an upset, the first-timers, and I like to see birthdays. Since Philadelphia did it for the first time, I wanna see another first-timer game to a Super Bowl, and Jack gotta be the Jack and Bill Jack Wards. The reason I said Jack and Bill, they came that close to win a Super Bowl. But in the regular season at home, they got their revenge and beat New England last. You could see a Philadelphia-Jackson-Bill Super Bowl in their presence. So this is gonna be a very light to see that happen. And of course, if any football fans in Philadelphia, I know I'm proud of them. I applaud them for what they did. And I hope the next word, if Jack and Bill should win a Super Bowl, I will also respect them. They will have their first ever celebration in the Jack and Bill. So either way, this is gonna be a Super Super Bowl coming up with Super Bowl 52. What's your predictions with basketball this year? Because we have a pretty good matchup. Well, I like to see the Knicks and the Lakers battle it out, but Knicks is not good. Right now, we got LeVon heading to Los Angeles. So this is gonna be a big, big difference right now. Why do you say the Knicks are not good? What happened? It's a ban. Last year, they were a little bit unsure like they're in fourth place. But I like to see if they can do better to get at least to third place in order to get into the playoffs because they're gonna go like a number, and becoming a seven-seated team. And that's gonna be a very important challenge for the Knicks. Because if they don't get to the playoffs, they can get a good effort on that. What about the Brooklyn Nets? For the Brooklyn Nets, well, I think they're gonna get at least to a 12-seat. So that's gonna be very, that's gonna be a 12-seat, but a 30 in the number eight seats. So it's gonna be, we're gonna have to see two New York teams get into the seven and eight seats. And they're hoping to work their way up to the NBA second round, so that's as far as we can go. Yeah, maybe they need to build a staple center. Well, since you're talking about the Lakers, maybe they need to build a staple center here or some kind of big, cute basketball stadium here in Vermont. Then we can really have some matchups. And it would be good if they could put one more, like if they could, and however, there's just one thing I would say, that since you guys got the Vermont Lake Monsters right there in multiplayer, can it be a very, this is my question here. If they have a baseball team in search because they're looking for one more extension team or a hockey extension team, because Vermont is home to hockey. Well, Vermont has, I mean, UVM, the Catamounts, UVM College, the College of Vermont. We have a pretty good hockey team this year. It's gone to semifinals and finals, and you know, I'm in the past. So we have a pretty good team. Well, right now, the NHL already got 31 teams. So if they could do something, if they could go a... Well, it doesn't seem double, it doesn't seem double, everyone. We have NCAA hockey, you know. Yeah, we know, we know. But can we get a professional team if they can make it as an extension team, one more extension team so we can make it all even the 32 teams. So we already got 31 so far at this point anyway. Yeah. Well, we would like to thank you. Oh, well, what do you think about the people suffering that stung Florence, Hurricane Florence? Oh, right. Well, let me say to my final word before we go. I want to say our fortune prayers to all the victims down in South Carolina and North Carolina. I got a friend named Ben Meliskey. Ben, if you're watching this, I see it. I want to say our fortune prayers that we hope we build this whole day, I hope the Red Cross can help a lot of people during this hurricane even so all... Yeah, I hope so too, yeah. They're supplying them clothes and shelter. Yeah, well, yeah, they're supplying them with clothes and shelter and stuff. Because Hurricane Sandy was just as bad as this. Yes. And you saw, the rest of the animals in the cages, they rested some animals. Exactly, that's worth. So we hope we can get some rescuers and hopefully the rest of you look better. So really quick, what is your website again? Okay, you can check out facebook.com, look up for road trip to Ron Rondon, or you can go to YouTube and look for the road trip TV, one channel, and of course, we also got our Pinterest, our LinkedIn, on Google+, just like everybody, and on Twitter, that's Ron on the School of Road Trip TV. And of course, again, you'll get a copy of this program so you can show it in Brooklyn as well. Just to let you know, Abel de Nonaire is also, besides Arkham Media, we are broadcasting on channel 17 in Burlington. Just to let you know before we end, this program today and this week is in memory of someone here who died in Montpelier, Vermont. Salam and Jenkins senselessly passed away in an automobile accident. And we just would like to say to his family and friends, we are truly sorry and we are saying condolences to the family and this program is to his memory, Salam and Jenkins. We would like to thank Ron Rondon for joining us on this edition of Abel de Nonaire. Ron, thank you. It's for the remind and we can't wait to see you guys on our show and of course, also the cooking one that you can send us. Yeah, we're gonna send you copies of that as well. Okay. And that is also running on channel 17 Burlington, Vermont. This puts an end to this edition of Abel de Nonaire. I'm Ron Seiler. I'm Ron Seiler. See you next time.


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So, I have been told that I need to say that the Madoff is well-known. And she is one of my best stars, so I can recognize everything. Good question. Good hearing from our questioner, Favo from the wiki Osama from Kofiru Bebetu Suspita from Roy Samu Favesu Oroku is here, we celebrate him, we enjoy it. And the continuation of the celebrations. Governor Wodu, thank you very much for thinking of this idea, to bring as together to celebrate Easter. To celebrate with most of us who go to church every Saturday, and sing in the choir and the children's Commissioning Courage. And I think I would request you thank me to allow it to be an annual event so that every Easter We have something that we have to go to other parts of our judgment where we actually go. We have a Nirogical job, we have a Nirogical job here, and we have a charge. Nirogical people are religious, they follow and like to participate in religious events. And therefore, this is a fantastic day of event. Finally, I'd like to introduce my wife, because as I work here, I'm so grateful for this time. It's a great day to invite the governor of Nirogical County to come forward and give his remarks at our day. Nirogical people, please call to a mission. I hope it was all as in my YouTube manual. Have you guys had a good time? We enjoyed. The reason for the season is Jesus, his crucifixion, and his rising today on Easter Sunday for our sins. But his stripes, we are here. And I remember many times I told my team at Nirogical County, I said it when I gave many of the charges for our home here, that for us, we are going to unashamedly keep Jesus at the top of our agenda. We are grateful for this, for that, because that is what we hear here. We believe in our humanly music. And to date with your music, you have shown us that truly, he is risen, and he is risen in our hearts. Amen? Amen. Now, every Easter, we are going through this. Every Easter, my leader here, we show him MCLC. Yeah, you know now, we know not all of you by heart. The next one is for you by heart. Number two, I'll be here. Number three, 500K, in Guinea, in Yamiro. Nakimi. Nakimi. And I wanted to announce this before everybody leaves. Every party has performed today. I am giving 100,000 jewellery.  The cash rewards, the prizes, are not a payment. The costum cannot be paid for. Let no one try to try to do that, they came to compete. You go to one, one. It is an appreciation. The God Will Says, do it and do it. I want you to tell us everything you do, what that means, to know your heart, as you are walking in the Lord and Lord to man.  I want to tell you right now, online. His Excellency the President of Kenya is watching and he has told me he is extremely, extremely impressed. If he's back in Nairobi, he will come to power. So, he knew that he was in Nairobi. He knew that he was going to be there. He likes to come to Abu Dhabi. He comes to him because of Abu Dhabi. Because of Abu Dhabi, he likes to come to Abu Dhabi. He says he can continue his time to truly celebrate the reason for the season through more choirs. Because of Temisana, what I'm going to say is that it made me easier to introduce Madaf, very thank you so much for coming here. So, let's see. This is the spouse of the deputy governor, beginning my career. Here, I'm going to be the leader of this one, and I'm going to have Emily Ayoti for Goa Isakanda, my daughter. She's here, come and help me. Let me help you come. She has a trumpet. You know, she will remember this day.  And I'm very happy to see folks over here, the CECs and all of Abu Dhabi. But he, now, on the American street, I'm going to follow the judges. These are very professional judges. We're going to give him a coffee. How are you? How are you? And I don't know where I've been for years. And thank you so much.  Thank you. Thank you for building a culture across the city. And let us move forward as I say this morning. I like to take the opportunity to go through more of what I mean. So, the opportunity, led by the CEC, Susan, Brigitte Bacou, who is Susan's nephew, the chief officer. He has been here for the whole period. And the entire community that was surrounding this money, he's got it. So, thank you so much. Thank you so much. Thank you. God bless you. Thank you so much. All right, thank you very much.


I'm Rick. You follow the Instagram Twitter for more juicy content Thank you to every sports on patreon follow us on official Twitter account subscribe to like button and today is a Has calling him little be catched on no Who did we just see? They called big B And we're like, that's my who But they were not talking about they weren't talking about Amitabh Bakchan, but they referred to somebody as big B Don't remember ah Anyways, but this is a new trailer with Abhishek Bakchan, and I keep in my dyslexia My brain goes to it's called groomer, but it's not it's Oh, I'd love to see that movie. Please. No Yeah It's called goomer goomer with Say these other names with Shabana. Obviously Abhishek Sayami on God and it's directed by our bulky our bulky, which I don't know if you know off the top of your head What they've done, but we've seen a couple of our bulky films And it is hold on Let's start he did director one of last all there's a couple and there's a couple We haven't seen that we want to like pa and Padman, but there's also stuff that we have seen dears I use a producer. Let me get his directing credits because I know we've seen a couple of these things director here Jeannie Coom he was the director of Chini Coom. Oh, okay, that's who it is Anyways, I think this has something to do with cricket And I think it's like a like a true story. I think I Don't know your guess is better than mine Let's see I I'm not gonna mess with you Was did it say a true story at all it did not okay, so it might just be I Thought it. I thought I thought I saw but I guess it's not what do you think? I'm very interested. Yeah, I'm Super looking forward to Little bees performance. Yeah, if you've been around a while, you know, we we Appreciate him very much and hoping that he can Like not prove himself because obviously he's been around for a good while But the fact that people don't consider him that good of an actor a lot of times I feel like well, and he's standing in a pretty big shadow Yes So I guess in comparison most people will fail to be and was with does Big B play him later in life We just got a single shot of Big B, which was nice. That'd be interesting, but he had be very cool I would love that if it put me he you know it follows him because it's clearly him telling the story and then it goes back So maybe we get him much much older the log line on IMDB says it's inspired by the incredible achievement of Corolli Tachocks forgive me if that's mispronounced Follow the achievements of special athletes and who have achieved more than when they were called quote-unquote normal It's somebody said it's inspired by a true story of I'm at Trivedi is the music. Oh, yeah, yeah, Dost Say that name Oh, Hungarian Olympic gold medalist, but it's being transformed and changed into a cricket story So it's this it's based on a Hungarian athlete and it was converted into a cricket story So I'm assuming this okay has lost it's inspired But yeah, yeah put it into India and cricket. Yeah to make it I guess more marketable to To Indian audiences. Yeah directed written and produced by bulky Which it might be to normal for him because he's been around a while but I guess it's just cuz he's Shabana I Know if Shabana she was in fire what we haven't seen fire. I was gonna say I I don't recall seeing her I think we've seen one thing maybe Or maybe I've just heard about her a lot because and this has Jim in it I've heard it near near Jeff earth is a A What do they call it? Cinema that's Parallel a parallel cinema movie that I've heard a lot about people want to watch 1982 okay, so you might not be the one that was the no who who's the lead She playing Rocky Irani Was she Ali as mom? Must have been because she's a Chatterjee in the credits anyways, so but that's where we saw Who's the lead probably Sayami and if that is that he pronounced that because I don't recall Yeah, that's her. Okay. I don't recall seeing her familiar with her. Let's see If we've seen her in anything It's like so she was in highway It's the 2000. Oh, okay. Yeah 22 highway. I don't know what that one is TV credits Breathe into the shadows. I've heard about it, but I'm not yeah. No. No, I thought I thought she was someone that we hadn't seen yet We haven't seen her What a lovely thing for her to be able to helm is the lead. Yeah, it's It's got to be a difficult role Because obviously especially for an athlete that uses their hands It's gonna be if we're gonna be trauma traumatic for anybody that you know loses a limb and thankfully CGI was flawless on the arm. Yes, it was flawless So I'm looking forward to that element a little be he's been proving especially lately He's going for a lot more roles that kind of I think flexes that's made out of muscles a little bit Ludo loved his performance. I loved him in Ludo. Yeah as a whole but his performance his performance in whatever the Bob One was was really good. Yeah And then now this I don't know if there was something else in between all that that I can't remember But he seems to want to do roles that he can sink his teeth into. Yeah I my suspicion is he loves acting so the the roles that are attracting him are roles that he looks at and can see himself portraying and wants to do and Yeah, I would love to talk to him and he's probably at an age to where he's not trying to be the next big Star anymore that I know his father Doesn't need that a place where he's like I I'm my own actor. I can do what I want And he's like I'll just But he will never stop getting trolls who say the only reason you do what you do is because of your dad Yeah, and you know just Water on a duck's back Doesn't mean anything Why huh why just ignore it? Yeah, I hope he I hope it's never I hope he's been able to have it just really thick skin and get past that Anyways looks quite interesting. Let us know what you thought about it Hey, if you are interested in it and what movie are you gonna see in August? Yeah? Yeah, what's what's your first call? Well, it's probably it depends on where you are Yeah, you got Jailer and then you got a lot of people gonna go to guitar too And you got OMG to the Canada. There's a whole bunch of stuff And then you got series it's a it's a busy month and then September comes out I don't think there's anything big coming on September. No, let's have shower kind of he has anything. Yeah. Yeah, who I don't know Yeah, let us know what you thought about the teaser or trailer down below


From around the globe, it's theCUBE with digital coverage of AnsibleFest 2020, brought to you by Red Hat. Hi, I'm Stu Miniman and this is a preview for Red Hat's AnsibleFest 2020, second year that theCUBE's been at the event. Happy to welcome back to the program. One of our CUBE alumni, Joe Fitzgerald, he's the Vice President and General Manager of the division that includes Ansible. Joe, thank you and welcome back to the program. Thanks for having back Stu, excited to be here. So, Joe, you know, boy, I think since last year, you know, the overarching trend of automation adoption has only increased, of course, with the conversation you and I have had back at Red Hat Summit as well as all the conversations we're having across the industry. It's been five years now since Red Hat bought Ansible. Remember, you know, big activities at Summit and throughout the industry. A lot has changed. The players that we talked about five years ago definitely have shifted. So what do you bring us in is to, you know, 2020, you know, the state of your Ansible business and let's give the audience a preview of what we're gonna see at the show. Sure, so it's been an exciting five years. I can't believe how fast it flew.  They frequently got lumped in with a couple other companies that were in that segment. Over the past five years, the stats are just amazing. Over the past four years, it's been in the top 10 open source projects in the world. Right, I think Kubernetes is number seven, Ansible is number nine and has been in the top 10 for the past five years. The number of contributors, the number of folks with Ansible in their skills, the titles, I mean, numbers are just amazing.  So it's been an amazing five years of growth. Yeah, congratulations. Of course, the concern always is, you know, oh, when an acquisition happens, what'll happen to the culture? What'll happen to the community? Red Hat, you know, everyone knows open sources is in its DNA there and therefore the community is flourished. I definitely see Ansible at many of the cloud and cloud native type discussions. You mentioned Kubernetes, Joe, help connect the dots for us as to, you know, what should we be expecting to see when it comes to things like, you know, Kubernetes, cloud computing, edge computing and the like. So it's pretty interesting because, you know, OpenShift has been our flagship offering around Kubernetes at Red Hat, right? And Market Leader, just incredible validation, right? And so, you know, automation connected up to that environment becomes really, really important because even though people are modernizing their apps and running container-based apps, there's a lot of other things that those things need to be connected up to, traditional applications, other systems of record, your CNDBs or change management, things like that. So there's a lot of automation that has to happen around, you know, building, deploying, managing container-based apps in those environments. So sort of a teaser for what's coming up here is you're gonna see us pushing Ansible even further into areas like Kubernetes and OpenShift at Ansible Fest. Yeah, Joe, when I look at the entire landscape, one of the big challenges out there is there's so many tools out there. You know, developers have all the little pieces that they're dealing with. If you talk about Kubernetes, it's okay, which cluster am I doing? How do we wrap our arms around managing environments? I've talked to you about the ACM solution. Came out of IBM, now part of Red Hat. What I really love, the top learning I had from Ansible Fest last year is various people in the organization can get their view into really that pipeline of development from the product people through the developer. You know, we always hope that software can be a unifying tool inside an organization and it definitely felt like Ansible's doing that. So do we expect that when we talk about Kubernetes, that's the kind of expansion we have is that, you know, not just that I can do more as an individual person, but inside the organization, we can break through some of those silos. Yeah, so I think this placed Ansible strength. So Ansible, as I mentioned, five years ago was sort of IT admins focused on config. Over the years, we've expanded the number of domains dramatically into network storage, cloud security. We've also expanded the people who use Ansible Automation. So Ansible is extremely popular with developers. It's a favorite in tool chains, right, around automation and config and things like that. So bringing together sort of the automation that crosses all those domains and the different personas that use Ansible, right? Now bringing that and connecting that up to the Kubernetes environment, right, is extremely powerful in so many ways and covers a lot of the areas where the automation in those Kubernetes environments sort of ends and you have to have that connection to the other teams and to the other technologies that are outside of that to make the thing work. All right, so what specifically should we be expecting to see, you know, what'll be the same? What'll be the different of the virtual environment versus what everybody's come to expect for the in-person Ansible test? Well, first of all, the numbers are amazing, right? We've run a number of events over the course of the year, training webinars, all sorts of Ansible events, every one of them has exceeded our expectations by a lot. AnsibleFest is no different. We're currently over 15,000 people registered for AnsibleFest. It would not surprise me to see it go much higher than that. Our last in-person Ansible event was a couple of thousand people, the level of interest globally, right? Across personas for AnsibleFest is just amazing. So we think we're gonna see a tremendous amount of interest and in typical red hat fashion at Fest, we're going to bring out additional Ansible capabilities around Kubernetes environment, obviously, but talking about where Ansible's going with edge, right? And a number of areas that people are pushing out on Ansible automation, I believe Ansible's becoming sort of the de facto standard in automation, regardless of what domain, regardless of what persona, and I think AnsibleFest is gonna show again why it is. Awesome, well, Joe, bold statement, absolutely phenomenal to see the momentum there. I'll let you have the final word as to if they haven't already, why should people sign up and any other kind of cool customers or things that people should dive into once they have a chance to look at the agenda? Well, if somebody is familiar with Ansible, then they're gonna love the expansion of the domains and the capabilities necessary to really expand usage of Ansible. If you're new to Ansible, Ansible, if you look at the number of LinkedIn jobs that talk about Ansible, it's in tens of thousands, right? Indeed, top 10 skill that people are looking for in hiring. So automation is more important than ever given the sort of the world backdrop. So I would encourage people to really look at Ansible, to expand the professional skills and things like that and people that are already in the know that are using Ansible, wait to see how you can use it for Kubernetes Edge and really expand it beyond where you are today with it. All right, well, Joe Fitzgerald, thank you so much. And to our audience, go check out the website, really easy to find, register online. The Cube will have a full lineup. John Furrier is gonna be the lead host for the event in our second year of coverage. Joe, have a great event and as always thanks for having theCUBE. Thanks, I appreciate it. All right, check out thecube.net for all of the upcoming events as well as you can look at the back catalog. Of course, we've done seven years of Red Hat Summit as well as the Ansible Fest last year. So lots of good customer studies as well as deep dives on all the product. Thank you for joining, I'm Stu Miniman. Thanks as always for watching.