Amen thank you so much good morning everybody can you hear me okay if I could hear myself up here I'll be happy just give me a little bit more money volume on my monitors up here so I can hear myself I'll be great a little bit more on my monitors that'd be good okay what a wonderful presentation from our is that the youth choir amen listen you are ready for export we wish you could have you thank you so much beautiful we wish you could have you beautiful thing I continue to talk about the beautiful same hope you had a good rest last night amen and we give God thanks for waking us up this morning and giving us the opportunity to be alive here again so there's a little change on your sermon title today I think in your book I did send up the title down payment on eternity I made a little adjustment we're gonna talk about spot check at the pearly gates and then tonight when this afternoon when we get back we're dealing with the last church and tomorrow morning the last sign those are the two next sermons coming your way of course I'd like to add my welcome to those of you watching online we're delighted to have you wherever you're from some of you're going to bed now in the Cayman lands back home we hope you'll be able to watch this service we do want to recognize your presence and also also want to welcome the leadership of our union with us and we are grateful for your presence here so for the next few minutes that are assigned to me I would like to direct our attention to the question when we should have completed all our labors on earth will we pass through the pearly gates or will there be something that indes us bow your heads with me as we pray Lord Jesus give us wisdom and clarity in your words and speak to our hearts now we pray in Jesus name amen if you have been traveling recently you will notice the minute you walk into check-in to the number of security checks and you'll see signs like this are you carrying prohibited items these items are not allowed in the aircraft cabin you definitely going to come across these signs and they add stuff that you can't carry if in other words in other words if you try to pass through these body scanners you know I hate them yeah I really do every time I have an opportunity to go around them I try but these are body scanners meaning for you to board the flight you have to pass through that body scanner and it checked your entire body and you don't want anything going beep beep because then you'll be pulled aside and you'll be you'll be subject to some serious search and the body scanners are there to ensure that you're not carrying any prohibited stuff right so if you're clear if you pass through the body scanner then you are right and my concern is when when it is time for us to make it to the kingdom of God will we be able to pass through the body scanners or will there be stuff in our lives that go beep beep will we be stopped at the pearly gates so I don't want us to work here and then when we reach there we can board the flight to the kingdom so I decided this morning to take the next few minutes to pull out a few pieces of the text the text in the Bible and and to bring it to your attention that these stuff will not pass through the pearly gates so if you have them or if you're involved in them now is the time to dump them in the bin before you pass through is the church with me yes so so here's some forbidden stuff Paul writes to the church at Corinth Paul says help me read do you not know that they that they that they on righteous will not inherit the kingdom of God and then I like what Paul says then he says do not be dizzy in other words put another way don't fool yourself I love that don't deceive yourself there is no way you can get certain things through this body scanner at the pearly gates don't if you are involved don't deceive yourself you will not pass through the pearly gates involved in what here is it neither fornicators or those oh you don't know so let me tell you these are these are folks who have sexual relationship before they are married they won't pass through oh who else won't pass through idolaters these are people who have their own gods other than the true God of heaven they won't pass through beep beep at the scanner oh these are nor will adulterers yeah who are these these are married people having sex with people who are not there's marital spouse won't pass through won't pass through who else oh no matter what they taught they tell you about homosexual human rights if you having sex with another person of your same gender beep beep won't pass through there's no there's no gay rights in heaven beep beep not passing through oh nor Sada mites now who are those y'all know who Sada mites are oh if you don't know you can Google it when you go home I'll tell you Sada mites says Google are those who have anal sex beep beep won't pass through this is Paul this is Paul this is Paul oh some other people who won't pass through either no thieves won't pass through nor oh this is a most of you know these guys won't pass through this is another one that will some people will deceive their their themselves if you are a member of the church but you are curvatures beep beep won't pass through but who else or nor if you're a drunken or a reveler a party lover party goer or an extortioner you will not help me read you will not inherit the kingdom of God no matter how hard you work in the church beep beep and then Paul says and such were some of you but now praise the Lord come on help me read you are washed and you are sanctified and you are justified in the name of the Lord amen so if you are if you are have been washed by the blood of Christ you have been sanctified meaning you're now stated holy and justified you can walk through that scanner with pride amen cut the blood of Christ has cleansed you ain't no beep beep ain't no beep beep to the church in Galatia Paul writes same thing oh that was to the church in Corinth to the church in Galatia he writes something similar he says now the works of the flesh are evident what are they adultery same thing fornication same thing on cleanliness same thing lewdness lewdness what's that oh I had to check it out it mean people who are vulgar and immoral in their action go-go dancers and strip clubs people and people who are immorally vulgar and loose oh Paul says those people won't make it beep beep people idolatry beep beep sorcery no what's that that's a witch craft worker do you guys have hobby of your working here no I know voodoo is in Haiti in Jamaica they have some of your men do you have other people here no no you're witch doctors am I right yeah what do you call them just which doctor you don't have a you don't have a name for them oh manga Wanganga okay you can tell you won't pass you won't pass you won't pass you I'm hatred so if you come to Nairobi central yeah but you hate another member of your community won't pass through people were contentious beep beep people were jealous jealousy beep beep people who are who love to outburst of wrath the little thing as you say a little thing to them they explode oh beep beep we can't keep we can't we can't have those people in the kingdom because they'll be fight up there no no no no beep beep is the church with me at the church with me this is Paul hey what else selfish ambitions people are selfish won't pass through the pearly gate beep beep beep beep dissensions and heresies ENV murderers drunkenness rebel race and the like none of those passing through of which Paul says I tell you before hand just as I also told you in time pass help me read now that those who what practice is the keyword here those who practice such things will not inherit the kingdom of God I want every member of Nairobi central to be able to pass through so if you are involved if you are secretly involved in these things even though you function at church on Sabbath you may be able to fool the pastor and the Ellen the congregation but when it is time to pass through the pearly gates be beep I'll be too sad so that's why I dropped the warning for you this morning in Revelation is a little set over there last book of the Bible as John writes blessed Henry blessed and are those who do his commandments that they may have right to the tree of life and they may what enter so we have a little clue a little blue screws that if you want to enter through that scanner into the kingdom one of the things you want to do is to ensure that you are keeping God's commandment I would together because if you do that you may enter the kingdom of God why because commandment keeping is not guaranteed into the kingdom or did the pastor said yes yes yes yes yes yes yes mm-hmm commandment keeping was not designed to save us no no no our salvation is in Christ alone I would together commandment keeping is to keep us in following Christ so if you are if you are baptized and you accept the Lord Jesus Christ and you do is commandment you may enter through the gates in the city so I would encourage everybody to end if you haven't started doing that already to keep the commandments as the Lord Spirit of the Lord give you guidance that will help you through I'm gonna tell you what some of the things you need to get you through but but Revelation says outside the gates of the city the rejects our dogs and with the same line in the same line he called dogs they're also what sorcerers what do you call those guys they were Ganga yeah our sorcerers and in the same batch are sexual immoral people and in the same batch are murderers and the same batch are idolaters and look at this and whoever loves and practices what lie yes I think this is my personal opinion I think they are going to be a lot of bee beeps at the kingdom not because of homosexuality or or murder or revelry or no no no I think what will go off is lie yeah you know why because there are too many Christians who belittle lie not a big thing in God's eyes big he says Satan is the father of lies are you with me so when we speak lie Jesus says we become children of Satan and if you're a child of Satan beep beep you can't pass through so if you have been a baptized member of the church and find yourself practicing lie for whatever reason you're going to have a problem at the pearly gates is a church with me yes okay let's move on to the folks at Ephesus so we hear all over the church the same thing comes back again you can't read Bible and no come across these things he says Paul says let all come on let me read let all bitterness and what else wrath and anger and clamor and evil speaking talking bad about other persons Paul says we should we should put those away with something else malice members of God's church cannot engage in malice no matter what they did to you the church of the living God right you cannot so if somebody keeping malice with you all right they can keep malice with you but you're not supposed to be keeping malice with them is the church with me yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah because you function at a higher level it doesn't matter how long you're in this church it doesn't matter what position you have if you are a malice keeper beep beep at the pearly gates you know they are hard-working members of the church but they struggle with something that will go off beep beep and that is my fear as a pastor we're not smoking we're not drinking we're not having having sex out of marriage we're not doing those big things but there are some little things you know in marriage council we say it is a little things that cause the problem Paul says put them away instead he recommends that the church be kind one to another what else tender hearted what else for giving one another even as God for Christ's sake has forgiven you so now now I have I want everybody to turn your eyes on me I have the biggest surprise of all I'm a pastor in this church for 30 years and the more I read the Bible and dig excavate the word is the more I get worried worried for my church and I'll tell you why because some stuff come up in the scripture that just blows your mind and this is one of them in Matthew 25 verse 31 Jesus spoke the stuff you may have read it but I'm gonna give me give me your permission to bore you because I'm going over it Jesus says when the Son of man comes in his glory and all the holy angels with him then he will sit on the throne of his glory and all the nations will be all the nations including Kenyans will be gathered before him and he says and he will separate them one from another as a shepherd divides his sheep from the goats then he said he will set the sheep on his right hand and the goats on the left hand left hand okay he says then the king will say to those on the right hand come you blessed of my father inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world is a church with me so he separates the two separates the two group the goats on the left sheep on the right wicked on the left righteous on the right is a church with me good then you'll say to the guys on the right the righteous ones come enter the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world for I underline the word for and I highlight it for in fact I have a whole sermon entitled for for here's what grabs my attention members of the church God is about to give us the condition under which he will let us in the prerequisite for entrance in the kingdom and it seems to me every single person who has heaven on their mind should be studying this text because the prerequisite is there come enter my kingdom for I was hungry and you gave me food I was thirsty and you gave me drink I was a stranger and you took me in I was naked and you close me I was sick and you visited me I was in prison in Nairobi and you came to look for me again again again again here's what troubles me on that list on that list it didn't say come in or you study a Sabbath school lesson frequently come in because you pray every day coming because you're a vegetarian come in because you keep the Sabbath come in because you return faithful tithe and offering the things I'm looking forward for to be in the list that I was taught in church is not there it's not there come in because you have been a faithful preacher of the gospel coming because your whole offices in the church coming no no no no no no no it's not there the things I was expecting come in because you're a Sabbath school teacher coming it's not there come in because I was naked and you close me which means which means which means which means I could study my Bible from day to night I could preach like Paul and sing like angel and hold all the offices in the church I could be in the church for 40 years and dad born in the church and die in the church I can still lose my way because I never I never visited a soul and if I share a bread and if I visit the sick I've never done any of the ministry of Jesus Christ when he was here so here's what fascinating here's what fascinating I love Bible Bible is just amazing the guys who got the green light to come in to the kingdom those on the right when they heard Jesus says come in because you did this thing they were surprised everyone every one of them was surprised they were surprised let's say hold on Jesus verse 37 then the righteous answer message hold on Lord hold on hold on hold on hold on hold on we thank you for let us in letting us in we are grateful that you let us in but we have a little problem because we can't remember come help me we can't remember when yeah we can't remember where when when did we see you hungry and feed you when when did we see you in Nairobi thirsty and give you drink we can't remember when when when remind when when when we have a problem Lord we appreciate the fact you let us in but honestly we can't remember doing any of this stuff to you when did we see you a stranger and took you in naked and closed you when or when did we see you sick that you don't get sick and in prison you have never been in prison and come to you so thank you for letting us in but we can't accept it because we can't to be honest with you we can't remember us doing those stuff amazing and then the King will and this is Jesus talking he says and the King will answer and say unto them I say to you in as Helmer read in as much as you did to to one of the least now who's least not the guys who have everything no no the beggar on the street the person who can't change his clothes this morning the mama who don't know where dinner is coming from hey the people in hospital who have no family member to look for them those who are rotting in the in the prison and nobody comes to look for them but oh Jesus says the least when you did to one of the least of these my brethren you have done it on to me now hear me hear me if that is so then shouldn't Nairobi central be holistically invested in these things so the guys so the forbidden ones the ones on the left who were rejected here is a story with them then he will say to those on the left the goats who line up to come into the kingdom they line up to come in the kingdom oh no no no beep beep what's the problem Lord oh depart from me you curse into what everlasting fire if there is a beep beep on you at the pearly gate my dear friend your destination is everlasting fire this is why this thing is so serious repaired for the devil and his angel why were they disqualified why was there a beep beep at the mercy of the pearly gates for to the word for coming back again for you lose your soul for I was hungry and you gave me no food I was thirsty you gave me no drink I was a stranger you did not take me in naked and you did not close me sick you didn't and in prison you didn't visit me didn't do any of those things you pass me on the road to church and back every morning you had no care for me and they also answer men say Lord that's not fear because we don't know Lord we don't remember when we ever pass you and don't look for you I would all remember you being sick and we don't visit you we don't remember you being hungry and we don't feed you we don't remember so remind us when did we see you hungry thirsty or a stranger or naked or sick or in prison and didn't minister you when did you see that happen because we don't we don't think this is fear and the Lord says you will answer him saying I say unto you in as much as you did not do it call that the sin of omission that you did not it's not what you did wrong is what you should have done and didn't do is that make sense yeah so it's not just lying go beep beep and stealing go beep beep an adult you go beep beep no no no if you did not do what you should have done there's gonna be a beep beep and here's where my problem in the church many church member many baptized church member are not aware oh they're not dry not lying they're not stealing they're not beating up their wife they're not doing all these things no no no no no and they feel comfortable that all is well in church oh no but are you doing what is required if not there's a beep beep there's a beep beep and these will go away in everlasting punishment for the righteous into everlasting life so this is a good time to ask you if you are passing through the pearly gates right now right now this very moment do you think they'll be a beep beep take half a minute of my time and and answer that question for yourself you expect of how long you're in the church irrespective of your office based on what we just said a while ago do you think you will pass through beautifully or will there be a problem so if you sense there's a problem the question is how brother preacher how do I guarantee a passage through this body scanner how do I guarantee entrance in the how do I guarantee I don't want to go there wondering whether I'm gonna have a beep beep no no no no no I want to guarantee is there any way to guarantee to pat my bag and know I'm bound for the kingdom hey is there any way to be sure last night we had some folks who were not too sure is there this sermon is for you is there any way to be sure that when all my labor on earth is over I walked through the kingdom well yes I remember in the story of the 10 versions I remember Elder George I remember that the ones that went through without any beep beep yeah the ones that pass through and went into the wedding they had oil in their vessels with their lamps come on say with me they had what oil in their vessel keyword there is what whist whist that's that one word makes the difference between the lost and the safe they had oil in their vessel with their lamps meaning they had extra oil ha that's gonna make the difference between those who go through and those who have the beep beep so what does that extra oil mean says Ellen White it's the watch me it is the abiding presence of who the keyword there the abiding present you know that it's not a temporary visit of the Holy Ghost it is a Holy Ghost taking up residence in your soul are you with me yeah it's not a Sabbath morning Holy Ghost no no no no no no no it's a Monday morning Holy Ghost Tuesday morning Holy Ghost. It's a abiding presence of the Holy Ghost. That's make the difference. If we're going to make it to the kingdom we have to have the abiding present. He was in Texas in verse 10. While they went to buy these guys who didn't have extra oil, the bridegroom came and those who were ready with the abiding presence always, Holy Ghost filled their lives, went in with him to the wedding and the door was shut. So all eyes on me, watch this, watch this. So I was fascinated by this and I realized, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay. Very clearly in my mind, very clearly in my mind, if I'm gonna pass through the scanner at the pearly gates, I will definitely have to have, help me preach, have to have what? The Holy Spirit. And so I start to research this thing. And I notice that the first thing Jesus did after his resurrection, John 20 verse 22, Bab says, and when he had said this, he called the disciples together and he did what? Come help me read, he did what? He breathed on them and said what? Receive he the Holy Spirit. Oh, because you can't pass through the pearly gates without him. Says Ellen White on the subject, this was, watch me, watch me, watch me, watch me. I can't preach without Ellen White. This was the initial deposit. Oh, I love this. This was the initial deposit of the Holy Spirit. Can't function in God's church without it, without the Holy Spirit, without him. So the Lord gave him the Holy Spirit. And then I noticed, I kept researching, and then I noticed, oh, he did that just after he resurrected and about to leave, breathe upon them the Holy Spirit. And then we know, we know that he went to heaven and came back, and he spent 40 days after his resurrection. And when he was about to leave permanently, ah, Acts one, something strange happened. In being assembled together with them, he commanded them not to depart Jerusalem, but to wait for what? The promise of the Father, which he said, you have heard from me. And by the way, that promises the Holy Spirit. Here's it, verse five. Help me read. One, two, three. Let's read. For John truly baptize you with what? Pause. There's a comma there. And my English teacher said, where there's a comma, I should pause. Yes, so pause. John already baptized you with water. And I want to talk to Nairobi Central and those of you watching online.  And I begin to ask myself, how many members in my church are baptized by water? Full stop. Jesus says, but you shall be baptized with the Holy Spirit, the oil, not many days from now. Ah, ah, that's the only way you're going to make it into the kingdom of God, the Holy Spirit. Verse eight. But you shall receive power when you get the baptism of the oil, you will also receive that word power in the Greek is dunumis, from which you get the word dynamite. You'll get, you'll get, you'll get dynamite power. Amen. To preach the gospel with power, to evangelize with power, to testify with power. You can tell when people have the baptized of the Holy Spirit, you know, because when you have some little fengke fengke preacher, no power, cowards in the pulpit.  No power.  And you shall be witnesses to me in Jerusalem and in Judea, Samaria, another part of the word. Then it became clear, it became clear to me that we will not pass through the pearly gates until we are fully baptized in the Holy Ghost. No matter how many sabbaths you keep, no matter how strict a vegetarian you are, that's not what's going to bring you through the kingdom. So Jesus says, when he comes, when you get that Holy Spirit, he will, I highlight a word up there, he will what? Guide you. Amen. So watch this. Let me tell you how it works.  When somebody malice you, you won't malice them. Is the church with me? Yeah.  No, no, no.  We talk about addiction a while ago. If you're addicted to pornography, when the Holy Spirit starts to take control of your life, he's not addicted to pornography.  If you're addicted to alcohol, the Holy Spirit don't drink alcohol. So he'll allow you to pass the rhombus, singing and marching to Zion. Because when he comes, yeah, that's why the songwriter says, live out thy life within me, oh Jesus, king of kings. When he takes residence in you, the things you used to do, you do them no more. Not you, not you. But because the power of the Holy Ghost is inside of you. Is the church with me? It was just recently, I haven't been in the church for all these years. I'm in this church 45 years now. It's just recently I stumbled on this text. It's in your Bible, has been in my Bible for a long time. I read it, I read over it, over and over and over and over. Didn't see the text. Until one day, I was preparing for some evangelistic sermon and I bumped into the text. There is Paul to the church at Ephesus, Ephesians 1 verse 13, talking about the Holy Spirit. The Holy Ghost, here's what Paul says. I'm going to read it slowly. There's a mouthful. Paul says, in him and that him, that him is in capital H, meaning Christ. In him you also trusted, comma. After you heard the word of truth, comma, the gospel of your salvation, semicolon. Stop a little longer than the comma. Is that all right? Take your time. In whom also, comma, having believed, comma, you were, you were sealed with what? With the Holy Spirit of promise. So any baptized member of the Nairobi central who plans to make it to the kingdom, the first thing that must happen, you must first be sealed. Is the church with me? No. Who does the sealing? Holy Spirit, which means if you have no Holy Spirit, there will be no, is the church with me? But notice there's a comma. The sentence is not finished. Am I correct? How many English, any English teacher here? Any English teacher? Oh, one. I better be careful. The sentence is not finished. Is the church with me? Come on, you'll choir. Watch this, watch this. So when you accept the Lord Jesus Christ and you got baptized and you believe, yes, yes, the text says you were sealed with the Holy Spirit of promise. The Holy Ghost sealing you. And there's a comma. So I'm going over to the next verse, verse 14.  Guarantee of our inheritance. Hang on, hang on, hang on, hang on. If you use the King James version, the word up there is he is our earnest. And I was using the King James version and I said, you know, he's our earnest. What's earnest? That's not in my vocabulary. So I had to go look it up in Greek, earnest. And the word means another word for it is guarantee. But the definition for it is, it's a watch me, it's an accounting terminology, which means that which you use to make a deposit to hold a contract. Ah, it means, it means, it means, when you go to the furniture store to buy a new bedroom set, but you don't have all the money at that time, they allow you to make a deposit. And when you make that deposit, it seals that contract. Is it church with me? They can't sell that thing anymore. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, because there's a contract on it. So Paul says, hang on, watch this, watch this. So Paul says, when you receive the Holy Spirit in your life, it's a down payment on your eternity. So you are guaranteed to pass through the pearly base without a beat beat. No, no, no, no, no, notice all those accountants in the audience on your congregation. Watch this. Notice what Paul says. He says it's a deposit. Amen. Guarantee in your inheritance until, until, until the redemption of your purchase possession. When will that redemption takes place? When Jesus comes back again. Is it church with me? But until that time, God send the Holy Spirit on those who believe in Him as a deposit on your soul. Whoa. In Jamaica, we say, let that soak, digest that. Whoa. So the Holy Ghost is not about speaking in tongues. It's about a deposit on your soul. So how do I, how would I fit that in? If you sit in church this morning or at home watching via television and you don't have the Holy Spirit in your life, then I'm here to tell you upon the authority of God's word, there is no deposit on your soul. There's no guarantee that you will enter. You are up on the shelf available for sale. No matter how long you were baptized, no matter what activities in the church, no matter what position you held, you are on the shelf available for sale because there's no deposit on you. So here's the appeal then. Is there a deposit on your soul? So, oh, my time is running out. And I have to let you out because some people want their lunch. They'll wrap this up and send you. No, no, no. Now I understand. Watch me. When David mess up with Bar Shiba, you remember that stuff? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.  So when he went back to the sanctuary and throw himself down and cried out for forgiveness for seven days fasting and wept, he begged God for a couple of things. And one of the things he listed, here's it, Psalm 51. He says, help me read. He says, creating me a clean heart, oh God, and renew the steadfast spirit in me. Then verse 11, he says, and he says, do help me read everybody. Do not cast me away from your presence. And whatever you do to David, David is begging you one thing. Do not take the Holy Spirit from me. Why? Because David understood that's the deposit on his soul. Say, God, I know I mess up, but I'm begging you, leave the deposit on my soul. Don't take the deposit. Don't take the deposit. Because if you take the deposit, David is available for sale, and that all Satan will come for me. Leave the deposit on my soul. And God heard him and left the deposit. If you mess up like David, then I'm here to tell you, ask God for the same thing.  But whatever you do, whatever the consequence of my sin, please do not take your Holy Spirit from me. So how do we receive the Holy Spirit? Just in case, this is my last text, just in case you don't have the deposit on your soul and you would like to get it. How many of you would like to get the deposit on your soul? Lord, I want the deposit on my soul in double portion. Okay? How do you get it? Do you keep the Sabbath to get it? No. Do you return tithing and offering to get it? No. All those things are good, but that's not what gives you the deposit on your soul. Do you have to tarry all night? No. How do you get it?  Do you have to be a good vegan, vegetarian? No. What do we have to do to get the Holy Spirit? Oh, the answer is so simple, it blows your mind. Here's it.  The Holy Spirit to those who? I'm done. Much more, the Heavenly Father to give you the deposit, the down payment on your soul to those who ask. So here is my appeal, very simple. When I saw that text, I went on my knees and I asked God, Lord, just double check. Lord, just double check to make sure the deposit is on me. Amen? Just double check. So here's my appeal. I don't care how long you've been baptizing this church.  None of that will be useful at the pearly gates. Here's my appeal. If you're in the audience this morning and you're not too sure that you have the deposit on your soul, you're making that pledge in the name of Jesus. God, I am not leaving this church today until I guarantee that the deposit in my soul. So I am asking you, send me the deposit because I'm not too sure I have it. If that describes you, may invite you to stand with me. Not to show you have it. Not to show you have it. I want the deposit on my soul. We don't keep church for church's sake. The reason we have church is that when we're ready to pass through the pearly gates, there is no beep beep. Come this Sabbath morning. Come this Sabbath morning. We have a baptismal service. Baptism by water.   When Jesus was being baptized, guess what? Holy Ghosts come down.  Come Sabbath morning. Holy Ghosts will be coming down. And some individuals will give their heart to the Lord in baptism. Can the church say amen? Yeah, yeah, yeah. They will have the deposit on their soul. As I close this message today, I'm going to be obedient to the same Holy Spirit. There are some of you in this congregation that do not yet have that deposit on your soul. Like David, your expressed desire this morning. Lord, you may not even been baptized as yet. Maybe you were baptized and left the church. Maybe you fall weak. Maybe you got messed up like David. I don't know what the circumstances, but if you are worried that the Holy Spirit is not on your life, that the deposit is not on your soul, and you want to testify to whole heaven and earth. God, above all things that you do, I am asking you put that down payment on my soul.  I'm going to invite you to come. I'm going to invite you to come. I am going to invite you to come. I'm going to invite you to come. Says, hey God, this coming Sabbath. Invite the pastors to join me. Come on up pastors. Hey Lord, this coming Sabbath, I'm putting my life in God's hand. Come, come, come, come. I don't have much time. Come, come, come. I don't have much time. Come. You plan to give your heart to the Lord this Sabbath. Come, come. You plan to give your heart to the Lord this Sabbath. God bless you. Come. Lord, I need the deposit on my soul. God bless you. Come, come, come. God bless you. The deposit on my soul.  Come. I want the God bless you. God bless you. See you coming on the balcony. God, I'm walking for the deposit. Believe me on the pearly gates. Come.  It's a long walk. Come. God bless you. God bless you. God bless you. God bless you. See you coming. God bless you. God bless you. God bless you. God bless you. God bless you. God bless you. God bless you. God bless you. God bless you. God bless you. God bless you. God bless you. It's a long walk from the bottom. Thanks be to God.  If I need extra time, I have to have it voted. Can I play some motion for five minutes more? Five more minutes? All in favor say aye. Those opposed, nay. It's Gary. Five. This is life and death matter. This is life and death matter. Good song. This is life and death matter. Hear me, brethren. Hear me, hear me, hear me. Hear me members of the church. Hear me officers of the church. Hear me those who are in Nairobi, wherever in the world you're watching. Hear me. You don't want a beep, beep at the pearly gates. You don't want that. So if you stand in church this morning or at home and you sense that the deposit is not on your soul, this is a moment to step out of your seat. Let it be recorded in heaven. Let you came to the altar and like David you ask God, place that holy ghost in my life.  For the last time, come if that describe you. Come, come, come, come, come. This is between you and God. Come, save your soul. Come, you may be in the church for a mighty long time. Come, God bless you. Come, God, I want the deposit. I want the deposit, I want the guarantee. Yeah, Jesus, in that cross. Come, saints of the living God, come. Is there another, is there another, is there another? If you need help to walk up, just grab a friend's hand and say, come with me. I want to secure my soul salvation before it is too late. This is my final call, is there another? In the name of Jesus come, near the cross. Is there another, is there another? Final call, found me. I told you, this is a thing that I hate. Close the service. We'll sing the third stanza of the same song on the balcony.  Sabbath, you have not yet given me a heart to the Lord. And the saints of Nairobi going through.  Two more souls for the kingdom. There shall be no beating. We have made our calling on our soul. When I turn over to our host, Pastor, he will assign praying to these folks and give us the instruction, Pastor. Thank you. After prayer, we will request all those of you who have come up front, we will go through this door so that we have a moment to do there and also have a special prayer for you. So those of you who have come here after prayer, we'll join through this door to the other end. I want to invite our leader, Pastor Makori, to come and pray for this team. And just to once again remind, the baptism class after lunch at two, exactly at two, again, we will meet outside there at the tent. We, and try to come as early as possible, we'll see whether we're going to fit there because the number is now of soiling. So that we see whether we are able to fit or not. So please don't waste time exactly at two. Let's all join there so that we have our time together. Let us pray. Eternal heavenly Father, we stand to glorify and praise your name, that in keeping with the teaching of the Bible, that this gospel shall be preached to every creature and whoever believes will be baptized. Now we have been blessed with very many people who have come for baptism. We know it is your command and they have responded to your command. Now we know that as they are prepared for this baptism, you will give the deposit of the Holy Spirit to keep them, to guide them, to bar every evil thing from coming into their lives so that when everything is saved and done and you come a second time, may they find free access into the eternal kingdom. We want to praise your name. Father, speaker was brought your word very clearly and it has come into the hearts of your people and it has appealed to all these who have come here. So now we want to pray that take their hand, work with them as you work with the inoc of old until that day when we shall enter the glorious kingdom which you went to prepare for us. Bless this church that will nurture them. Bless them as they plan to give a nurturing environment. Most of them are young people. We want to ask that we stretch our hands and hold them and help them grow in nurture and admonition of your word, that we shall be available for them when they are struggling with one thing or another in this evil kingdom that we shall be available to give them the right guidance. Bless them, bless the speaker, bless this church and bless all other churches. Bless, pass your blessing through all the come meetings throughout this union and all the unions and wherever they are being conducted to the honor and glory of your name. The good of the church and the salvation of people is our prayer in Jesus' name. Amen.


We try to study the TV copies, what those look like. We try to coach the receivers. We try to break down OPI into two different categories. Receivers on DBs coming back towards the line of scrimmage, which would be push-offs. Receivers, DBs going away from the line of scrimmage, how those are getting called, the frequency at which those are getting called. And then also the second element to the offensive pass interference would be those picks, those rubs, a guy coming in, making contact or shielding an opponent from then covering another receiver. We're trying to understand the best that we can, how I'll seize it, how the officials on the field see it, and then coach our players accordingly. What the rules are, more than one yard downfield, some of those rubs can be interpreted as picks. And therefore, they see it as offensive pass interference. So I just don't know how much the success rate is. I think that in critical situations, like the other day, Frank had one on third and five. I was grabbing T.Y.'s arm. Four minutes left in the game. Turned out to be a good challenge. The Panthers have a lot of success. Put pressure on the quarterback this year. Is that success more schematic or more individual win and battle? No, they don't pressure much. I mean, I think that they're very sound. They're very fundamentally sound. They're sound in their scheme. It's not like they have guys that are running free and they're making mistakes. They're winning, you know what I mean? Addison and Burns and Irvin, Poe, and everybody, McCoy, involved inside, they're rushing and they're winning. And so it's a huge challenge that they've hit the quarterback 50 times, sacked them 30. Bring back Grissoux and Wave Darius. That's two-fold. You like what you see from Khalif where he's going to get an extended look and I guess the move for Grissoux because of some questions at that position here a couple of days before the game. Yes, yes, and yes. However many questions you get, it looks sharp. How many mustaches are you? You know Paul wouldn't wear one. He's no fun. There's a reason why you weren't offered. Again, there's a lot of things that happen with the roster each and every day. John and I try to communicate that not only with each other and what we think that we have to do, but then we also try to communicate it as soon as that happens with the team. I always feel like being transparent with them. Certainly that's not something that's easy to do at 8 o'clock this morning. As guys walk into the meeting room and say that we added a player and then in a corresponding move, we have to release a player that does everything right and does things that we ask him to do and puts the team first. But unfortunately, we have to make decisions when one guy comes onto the roster. So that's where we were today and that could change tomorrow and as we head into the game. Khalif, for the time being, at least give you something a little different, maybe a little bit more of a burst as well as a guy that can do some things in the offensive. We were just looking at trying to evaluate the guys that are out here every day practicing and improving and getting better, whether that's on our 53-man roster or our practice squad. And Khalif was one of those players. And they got an opportunity. He did some things well. And when you do that, you earn more opportunities. I don't know what the concussion protocol, but how's it been at this point kind of projecting ahead? There is no projections. He's in the concussion protocol. And whenever the doctors, our doctors, the independent doctors, our trainers ask him to go on to the next step, he goes on to the next step. And then I wait in here. There's nothing that's more important in the health of our team. I've told you that a million times. I tell our players that, especially as it relates to the concussion protocol, having played this game, having kids that play it, having a son that does play it, I mean, it's something that we take very seriously. He returned and finished, right? So one of those things where the symptoms just kind of? They do. I think that players probably are affected a little differently as it relates to all injuries. There's a lot of things that come up the next day. I've had it, and you're like, man, I don't know. Did somebody beat me up while I was sleeping? And all of a sudden, my shoulder hurts, or my arm hurts. And then first thing on Monday, Ben came in and said, I'm feeling this. And so immediately, those are the actions and the steps that we take. I know you said about it when the concussion protocol? Yep, yep. But he's, I think, moving through probably further along to where he can practice. And then what you do is, when you feel like he's made it through a practice, then you see an independent doctor. And at that point in time, they have their impact testing or whatever they do to then ultimately try to release the player. But he's going to try to do some stuff today, which is exciting. I know you talked about Christian McCaffer yesterday. Is there someone that he reminds you of that you either coached or played against? I mean, they really, I try to tell the team today, they have the two best players at their position on their team. I mean, they have the best inside linebacker, and they have the best running back in the league. And if you don't block 59, he's going to make the tackle on every play. I don't care if it's a run or a pass. And if you jump out of your gap against McCaffery, come under a block on the edge, he's going to find the hole. If you overrun him, he's going to cut back. If you stay high and soft, he's going to stiff arm you. It's a great challenge for us. So I wouldn't even want to try to compare him to any player coached or played or gone against. He plays superior athleticism and superior preparation, all combined into one? He plays hard, very hard. He runs the football. He's fast. He's athletic. He's got great hands. And then he's very instinctive and very aware of what's going on. And if you've put something on film that you're going to try to slip by him, that's a tough challenge. Well, and even in the first and second down passing, I mean, you try to get him on play action. He takes a step and immediately recognizes the routes. He's very tight in coverage. Jimmy made a mistake last week. He tried to throw the crossing route underneath, and he undercut it. He's got great hands. He rarely drops one. He dropped one against James, I think, in London, which was shocking. I mean, he basically runs the routes for these guys. And we have to be very careful when we throw it in his direction. Logan had done a lot of good things, obviously, the last couple of years, but no picks. And then three picks in eight games this year. Is there anything tangible to that? Or is it just a way to ball the ounces? Not having evaluated Logan and what he was doing before here. Sometimes when you play a lot of match coverage or man coverage, again, as long as your man's not catching a ball, you may see the PBU numbers go up a little bit.  And he did a great job playing in a deep part of the field for us, twice, really, on the same type of play, the seam. And he came back and almost had the one, I guess, the ground, thankfully, caused the ball to come out, and then the one at the end of the game. He's doing things how we coach him and understanding how to fit and blitzing for us and stopping the run and doing a lot of good things for us. Addressed Kyle on him yesterday, but do you see him as a guy that can do some things that maybe Cam can't do? What are your overall impressions of him as a player? Well, again, I'm not into really the comparisons between Cam and Kyle. I know that Kyle is going to be starting the game, and that's who we have to focus on. And if whoever comes in after that, then we'll have to concentrate on that player. As a young player, I think that has continued to improve and develop. Given the opportunity, I'm sure there were some throws he'd like to have back last week, but it's hard to play in that situation against any defense in this league when you're down and you have to throw the football. So I think that the game plan that we're expecting is one that's similar to the one Indian Houston and Jacksonville and not afraid to move the ball and take chances down the field, but also where it's a competitive game and you're able to use Christian extensively, use more Samuel Olson underneath, and occasionally take the shots down the field. But then last week, when things get out of hand in this league and you're forced to drop back and throw it on third and 12 a bunch down as much as they were, that's sometimes where the interceptions come up. But he's been very good with the football when he's thrown it. Is he a guy who's recognizing things a little quicker these days? Well, we've talked a few weeks about Rashawn and about his comfort level as it relates to seeing things. You know, again now in games for the third and fourth time as plays or situations or formations come up, that there is a level of, I think, patience to him. I think we always talk about making sure that you're not in a big hurry to go in the wrong direction, that you're patient. And then once you diagnose it and understand where you need to go, go in as fast as you can, he's improved at that. And he's also, you know, his tackling is much improved. I think he's staying on his feet. He's taking good angles. He's wrapping. He's running his feet on contact. And through that sort of thing, when you get into this profession, is it kind of understood the work-life home balance? Is it going to be very normal with the hours you guys spend here? You know, I think that that's something that we all try to manage and do our best with and, you know, try to make up for a lot of things in the off season. Try to get these guys out of here on Fridays so that there's some sort of day. We had a lot of these coaches and players kids come through for Halloween on Tuesday, which was fun. Matt Edwards' son went up to you guys. He actually pulled out the whole uniform. He had the vest on. He had the glasses on. He had the mustache on. So I'll get you a picture of that. But he tore your guys' costumes to shreds. And so it's difficult. Oh, I didn't even see back there. That is perfect. They got the blue vest, the white shirt. Just a little less F-bombs, and you'll be OK. A little more maybe. But it is not easy. And I would say that I've told this to people that if I would have gotten, I don't know if I would have gotten into coaching when Tyler and Carter were at the age they were when I was playing, which was 12 and 10. When I could coach baseball teams and basketball teams, Tyler's fifth grade team in Kansas City, I would leave meetings at 4.30, and I would fly right to the field. And I was coaching Tyler's fifth grade team and helping out with Carter's third grade team. And so I really don't know if I would have made that decision. But when I did get into coaching, they were getting into high school. And I felt like it was a good fit for our family. And I know that every coach loves football. They love helping players. They love everything about it. And they also love their families. But it does take a toll on that by not just being around. The best thing you can do for your kids and your family is time. It's not money. It's not gifts. It's just time. And that's one thing that's hard to give them during the season. But I appreciate the question. Ron has weathered a few storms in Carolina. Is he a good example to learn from? A kind of crisis management? Well, he's a great resource. He's been a great, I guess, mentor for me, along with a few other guys. But every time I've always asked him about questions and asked him about scenarios and things and about this business, he's been very open to helping me and a lot of other coaches. He cares deeply about this game and what it's given him. He cares about growing the game in the right way at the youth level, heavily involved, and then improving young coaches. So it's been great just to be able to use him as a resource. Thanks, guys. Appreciate it.


What's up ladies and gentlemen salad Mike back with another video answering your questions from the comments below go ahead and give This thing a thumbs up head to the comment section Let me know what you want me to cover your questions life fitness nutrition However, I can help you we'll cover them in upcoming videos Be sure to hang out on twitch. I'm live streaming every Sunday through Thursday salad Mike with two K's on twitch www.twitch.tv backslash frontslash Silent Mike two K's. I'll see you guys there diving into your questions How would you diet around an Injury eat a calorie surplus to try and minimize muscle protein breakdown while inactive now This is going to be highly dependent on the individual highly independent on the individual's goals and also Highly independent on the injury now if you have a back issue and you literally can't move you're hospitalized hopefully not is way different than you have a Broken wrist or even just some really bad elbow time tonight is right So your definition of an injury my definition may be different My definition if an injury means that you must go to a doctor or hospital In which case again, it does depend on the injury. If you have a neck injury, etc, etc life changing I Understand what you're getting at if you want to keep on to some of your muscle You want to keep into a calorie surplus? But the issue here is that your calories will probably change because you may be inactive Depending on the injury. So what I would first focus in on is what you can do So again, if you have the wrist issue, let's try to get some lunges in obviously you want to get a pass by your doctor But walking moving biking perhaps even squatting with a safety squat bar A belt squat machine leg machines leg press whatever it might be or the opposite Maybe you have an ankle issue knee issue. Maybe we can get some pull-ups chin ups Maybe some bench press dumbbell press face pulls rows, etc, etc in which case It would lead to what your goals are, you know, if your goals are to Continue to bulk build some muscle you can still be in a surplus I might have to be slightly less because you'll be more inactive You won't be able to walk and move around as much with the example of the ankle or knee issue You may Want to take this time to cut and diet down get a little bit leaner You may may not lose muscle obviously going to lose muscle in the inactive part of your body that you're not Directly strength training and causing that stimulus for anymore, right? If you hurt your right wrist and no longer can do bicep curls You may have some atrophy in that bicep. Don't overthink it. Don't overstress it Focus on what you can do to continue improve and stay on your goals You can adapt your your your training a little bit depending on what you want to do But I wouldn't overthink the topic I would focus on the positive and Continue towards your goals as soon as you come back your muscle will come back quite quickly And you can read just your goals and figure it out. There's multiple comments here. We're not gonna dig into it too deep You know, many of you have followed me for a very long time podcast Etc. Etc. Especially if you're hanging out on the live streams on Twitch I'm super open and I'll talk about absolutely anything and not that I haven't here I'm probably I'm as see-through is is organic authentic whatever frickin cliche words you guys want me to use I talked to you guys and I let you know especially when I'm vlogging how I feel what I'm thinking etc etc a bunch of questions Am I single? I am single my schedule my life is absolutely hectic majority of the time between podcasting YouTube and twitching plus helping my mother around she lives nearby Plus a couple secret Projects I have in the works some companies and things that I'm working on plus all the stuff I do with kaizen training So I'm pretty dang busy. So yes, I am single Maybe that's why I haven't vlogged as much as just because my workflow right now You know, I wake up 8 8 in the morning grab some caffeine head straight to the gym I get that hour or so in the gym of lifting kind of meditating with my cardio really getting my thoughts together for the day I come back home and depending on the day I'm either filming for YouTube or I'm heading to the studio with Jimmy D to film a podcast that typically, you know with Shower and getting ready setting up the cameras, etc I can take anywhere from one hour to maybe three four hours depending on how many podcasts and YouTube videos we're doing then I'm right back home I try to get a meal in maybe some frickin water And then it's right on to twitch and we're streaming for anywhere from three to even six hours live on the internet I sometimes get an hour off at night watch a little Netflix or something go to bed rinse and repeat so That's probably why I don't vlog because those days are so mechanical. I don't really have time to vlog Vlogs may be coming back. I may be training again on video. A lot of people have asked again Are you single and do you still train? Those are two comments that I get a ton all over Instagram and you in YouTube and etc I do do a ton of training I train five six times a week But the gym I train at is right outside of my house and it's very very close It's a very convenient and I'm really using this time to gather my thoughts creatively and focus on my health I don't have any health issues by any means, but I just really am enjoying my alone time in the gym So and at the gym, I'm not allowed to film. It's a big franchise gym and they don't allow to do that. So Yeah, I'm gonna go to untamed strength eventually it's about a half an hour to 40 minutes away from me I love Alan through all he was super cool to me when I was living out there He's been a good friend for a long time. I'll train there when I can but out of convenience and how busy my schedule is I don't and that's also I guess Yeah Not sure if this is too personal, but how can you make a living off be by being in the fitness community? I really love lifting and I like to do so A million ways man a million ways. Can you make money in this world with the internet? With the resources that we have here at least in America I can't speak on other places because I didn't grow up there You can make money in endless amount of ways and by make money You know depends on what your idea of making money is, you know, do you want to have an excess of money? It may be more difficult perhaps depending on the path you want to take but you can make a living and potentially a lot of money Doing what you love. So if you love fitness, man Couple suggestions one be whatever aspect of fitness you love All you need is a little bit of hard work try to really master your skill and a little bit of creativity and you can literally do Insane amounts of things so if you want to be a trainer if you want to be a coach if you want to be a content creator Whatever it might be first you have to have something to share Whether it be your own personal journey and experiences some type of knowledge whatever it is you have to hone in those skills So again, if you want to do YouTube, which is a comment I get all the time. How do I do what you do Mike? How do you I do what Bart does? How do I do what Omar does? Etc. I think it's so cool. I love it Well, you know little known fact Bart is an actor He's done stand-up comedy and taking tons of acting lessons his entire life I went to a liberal arts school where I basically was in every musical orchestra choir Adlib acting classes. I did that all for 12 years of my life So being in front of the camera was a little bit new because we didn't do camera stuff But I've been in front of audiences of hundreds if not thousands performing my entire life So to me those are skills that we have that now we can feel more comfortable communicating sharing And being in front of a crowded audience, right? So those are skills that are necessary to be a podcaster youtuber twitch person whatever it might be on top of that I've spent basically since I was 17 18 years old as much effort financial energy experience Interviews etc becoming the best coaching trainer I can gathering as much knowledge as I can in the fitness industry to help as many people as I can so To I kind of have that that aspect and then I have the aspect of being the best trainer that I can be and I still listen to Podcasts and still with 50% facts my new podcast I'm lucky enough to talk to some of the greatest minds and experts in fitness and also just in life in general that really get me thinking and learning and continuing my education so You can go down the personal training route go get a certificate go get your css and go work at their pro Pro level you can go work at a commercial gym. You can start your own gym You can start your own company. You can do whatever you want. You could be a blog or you could be a writer You could be anything you want to do It's just a matter of putting in the effort having some type of goal and really chasing that down for the long term It can't be something you want to do or accomplish in six months I mean you can do whatever the heck you want to do, but that's not the way to go about it It's taken me 10 years in the fitness industry to get where I am now I opened a gym and had to close the gym because I failed. I've helped start manage market consult on multiple companies within the fitness industry I've been on Thousands of podcasts thousands of YouTube videos multiple channels I've coached hundreds if not thousands of people online and in person all to build up my resume my experience For what I eventually want to become which is a really good strength coach and a really good content creator So all my goals have always my actions have always been in line with my goals For the last 10 years and then to continue on right now. I want to create content I want to connect with you guys. I want to build communities I want to entertain make you guys smile while informing hopefully education Educating along the way. I hope you guys appreciate the videos I appreciate you guys for watching give this thing a thumbs up comment below follow me on Instagram Let me know what you want me to cover in upcoming videos Hopefully I'll see you guys on twitch again Sunday through Thursday and check out the new podcast 50% facts on iTunes I appreciate you guys. I'm out of here


Greetings friends! This is Survival Doc. Today, I'm coming to you from down here in my bunker where I'm getting ready for the fallout of our current economic and political entanglements. At my website, I have a chapter called Survival Planning on a Budget where I discuss ways to save money so that you can afford to buy the supplies you need for your survival stockpile. In this video, I will discuss one important way to save money by taking advantage of my favorite form of long-term food storage and that's why I'm down here in my basement where I keep my canned goods. Canned foods are relatively heavy so they may not be the best choice for your bug out bag but that's not a disadvantage for your home storage because you probably won't be hauling it around anyway. Canned foods are heavy because they contain a lot of water but that can be an advantage because the extra source of water may come in handy during an emergency if clean water is in short supply. Cooking is always a part of the canning process because the foods must be sterilized by heat so all canned foods are already cooked and most foods can be eaten right out of the can. A big advantage during a disaster when energy for cooking may be in short supply or nonexistent. Canned foods also come in very convenient sizes. One can contains enough food generally for one meal so there are no concerns about refrigeration of leftovers. But the greatest advantage of canned foods is that they are inexpensive especially when compared with other forms of long-term food storage like freeze-dried foods. Of course with any form of food storage shelf life is a consideration therefore it is absolutely essential that you rotate the food that you have in long-term storage.  If you buy the foods you like then you will have no problem using the foods you have in storage but it is critically important that you rotate all of your foods always using the oldest first. Whenever you buy a new can of food you must put it all the way back moving the others to the front putting the new food all the way in the back then when you take a can from your shelf you always take a can from the front that way you're always using the oldest first. Whenever I buy canned foods always check the best if used by date and I write the year on the front of the can and this helps me when I'm rearranging my cans or moving them around to keep the oldest in the front that way I don't have to worry about reading the fine print on every single can and while I'm talking about the best if used by date realize that you can eat canned foods long after the date has expired. It is true that there is some loss in the quality of the food perhaps in flavor perhaps in texture perhaps in vitamins however the food won't poison you just because it's past the best if used by date however never use food from a can that is bulging don't even taste it.  There are a couple of disadvantages to glass jars the obvious one is that they break easily if you have an earthquake you could lose much of your food storage if it is in glass jars that is why it's important to protect the glass from breakage the best way to do that is to put the jars back in the box that the jars came in and leave the partitions in the jar to protect the jars from banging against each other. The other disadvantage to glass is that it allows light to pass through and light does speed up the deterioration of foods. This is not a problem if you keep your jars in boxes. This may be a problem for other foods like this ketchup which comes in a plastic container that I'm not worried about breaking but light will pass through the clear container. This problem is solved very simply by keeping the container in a glass I mean in a brown bag. Remember store what you eat and eat what you store and above all don't forget to rotate all of your foods always using the oldest first. This is survival doc reminding you be prepared or be prepared to be fleeced


Live from Seattle, Washington, it's theCUBE at Tableau Conference 2014. Brought to you by headline sponsor, Tableau. Here are your hosts, John Furrier and Jeff Kelly. Hey, welcome back, and we're here live in Seattle, Washington for Tableau's data 14 user conference, technology conference. This is theCUBE, our flagship program. We go out to the events, extract the signal from the noise. I'm John Furrier, the founder of SiliconANGLE. Joe, my co-host Jeff Kelly, big data analyst at wikibond.org. And our next guest is Dave Story, the VP of Mobile and Strategic Growth at Tableau Software. No stranger to large-scale infrastructure and creative and at Lucas Films, Adobe, running large-scale sites. Welcome to theCUBE. Thank you, glad to be here. So we'd love to keynote. Obviously, we go right into the vision. The founders and CEO get up there and talking about the Tableau story, which is incredible for the folks that do know it and folks who don't know it, built a company, built a viable business, got the rocket fuel from the venture capitalist, went public, investing all your cash, still kind of losing money, but you have enough cash in the bank, you're not going to go out of business. Growing like crazy, the Apple event's going on. You, we were talking about the user interface. You were up on stage giving a demo on the iPad live with data that, I mean, I actually was like, that's a canned demo.  You went into email, tapped on that. You had the airdrop to the app and bang, you're playing with data, partying with data and making real analysis. That was not a canned demo or not. Absolutely not canned. Everything I showed on stage was live running code and both the corporate app and our new project Elastic. So take us through the demo and we want to analyze real quick about this project Elastic. Obviously, we love that word Elastic, highly Elastic, horizontally scalable. These are the geek terms that we talk about under the hood in the DevOps community, but the visualization piece is really for the practitioner, ease of use. Take us through the demo and just what was really happening there from an ease of use standpoint and then what was happening under the hood? I think the first thing you have to start with is why are we doing this? And I think the fascinating thing and the thing that got me to go from being CTO at Lucasfilm to going to a business intelligence company was division. The company is on a mission to help the world see and understand its data. And what we're trying to do here is make sure that we broaden that reach. So Tableau has gone and just exploded it from the very top of the pyramid of only data scientists and only the few chosen few. Nerds, Python programmers. Well, and the rich chosen few, the 1% that can actually afford to have a BI department and they can get their questions answered. So that next tier inside a company, most people inside a company even with a sophisticated top-notch BI system aren't being served by it. So what Tableau is doing is expanding the reach into areas where the competitor is non-consumption. From Sandwich Shop to Fortune 100, you guys are looking at that market. Yeah, so what we want to do then with Elastic is say we want to broaden the reach of our mission even further to folks. Most businesses in the US are on average just six employees or less. Think about that. Nobody's going to have an infrastructure, a back office. They barely can afford an accountant. So what most businesses are doing, they're living hand to mouth, they need to get insights really, really quickly and how do they do that? It's interesting, the buzzword we always hear and talk about ourselves too is storytelling, right? Oh yeah, storytelling is the key to success. It makes for good theater, it makes for good marketing but at the end of the day, it's not just a storytelling, it's actually getting the story, getting the data. And iterating through the data is a recursive process that's not a one push button answer. It's a iterative thing. Can you comment on how Elastic Cloud positions into that market for the user? Hey, you know, I want to start playing with my data because I might not know which question to ask. Yeah, well, so I think one of the things that's really great about Elastic is we didn't start saying what visas or what visualizations can we put in? You know, what we were trying to do is say, what do people do when they get a file of data? They need to see it, they need to understand it and explore it and they want to do that really simply. So what Elastic does is it builds on 10 years of experience that we have and observations watching people use data. And what they do right away is they say, I want to look at the categories of my data and I want to see what do I have in here? They need to be able to very quickly explore it. What's even in here? You can't tell the story without knowing what the story is. Yeah, so you don't even know what the landscape is. What questions can I ask? So the first thing we wanted to do is answer that initial question of, what is this data? And then we think about this as like category world is really about questions about what, right? And so what are the questions you ask? Like what data do I have? What happened? What's my top seller?  What's the average? What's been happening infrequently? Those are the questions you ask, just naturally. And then we wanted to answer questions about when, right? So we made a time world which comes and it gives you an immediately useful view because people don't have the patience. They want to have answers right away. It gives you an immediately useful view and then you can start to ask when questions and what happened over time questions, right? And so be able to go through your time, be able to open it up. People expect it to be instantaneous, fluid, flowing and that's the kind of experience you want to give people. Yeah, I think certainly people, consumers have come to expect that kind of performance, that kind of intuitive ease of use with applications on their smartphones, on their tablets, so it would make a lot of sense obviously the tableau needs to be there. Talk a little bit about mobile strategic importance to tableau. I talked a little bit in the intro, John and I were talking a little bit about the competitive landscape and obviously there's a lot of competition in the data visualization space and mobile with the iPhone announcement today just kind of highlights the fact that mobile is so critical. Built up to consumer and with the iPad to the enterprise. What's the, how does Tableau look at mobile in terms of a strategic investment area? Right, right. Well, we think it's critically important because that's where people are, right? Tablets are out selling laptops, they're out selling desktops as a category and then smartphones are out selling both of those like dramatically and so that's where people are. Our vision has always been data analytics anywhere and so what we're able to do now as Christian mentioned in the keynote, we've spent 10 years building up the Tableau 8.2 which we released less than three months ago. In the next two years we are on track to spend more on R&D than we have in the preceding 10. So we have the opportunity to invest as a result of our customers liking what we do. We can invest more and so now is the time where we can go back and rethink everything about mobile and you're seeing the beginnings of that with our Tableau mobile for corporate users and with Project Elastic for everyone and just saying, wow, if we go back and rethink this and we bring like a current design mindset how should we build this if we were starting today? And so fundamentally mobile is critical to our future because that's what people need. People are going out more and more often and so the mobile strategy luckily due to the customers voting with their wallets to agree with our vision, we're able to invest a lot more. So you mentioned in the keynote, so is this a complete rewrite of Tableau's previous mobile applications, mobile capabilities? Put this in context. Yeah, so if you look at Tableau mobile which is the app you can get in the App Store today for both Android and iOS, that's an application we launched four years ago and we've made incremental improvements but now we're saying, okay, it's time, let's go for it. And it's really exciting for me. It's part of what drew me to the company is I watched when I was at realtor.com I watched us launch a mobile application and in the subsequent years, since we've launched it in 2010, it's now 70% of the traffic at that site, just the mobile app. Starting from zero. So I think there's gonna be similar movement in corporate customers. And what's been really exciting is I've gotten to go out and visit a lot of those customers and one of them, a very large pharmaceutical company, has issued over 25,000 iPads to its sales force. And think about the change and the change in expectations. I asked them, I said, why did you issue iPads? Why aren't they just carrying laptops?  It takes too long to open a laptop and log in. Like literally these reps are going from doctor to doctor. They have four minutes in between appointments. They need to be able to pick something up, tap a few times, and instantly see their information. And so we designed for a use case like that, where I'm on the road, I'm at a hospital or a secure environment, I don't have access. And so we added offline support for the very first time in this upcoming release of Tableau Mobile. And that required a complete rewrite of the app. So in terms of kind of future investment, I'm guessing a large portion of that R&D is going to be mobile related. Now you're also part of your, you're overseeing a lot of the strategic development, right? So in addition to mobile, what are some of the other things we're seeing? I mean, we heard a little bit about the cloud option. I know you announced a Tableau Cloud offering, I think last year around this time. Can you talk a little bit about that role? And maybe where the two convert, the kind of the cloud capability and the mobile, and where those two kind of intersect. Yeah, well, and let me put this keynote in context. So, and I'll do that by saying, we are rethinking the way we do software development from the ground up. Okay, and it's really focused on quality first. And what that allows us to do is to be more predictable and add more features because we're thinking about the whole infrastructure around the software developer. How does that actually happen? And the reason I bring that up, just a quick teaser on that is, we just shipped Tableau 8.2 with massive new features, live storytelling, new maps. We run our own map service now with a completely new data import experience and connections, much more visual, and the same product runs on the Mac. It's not a port, it's actually the same code compiled for Mac and Windows, right? So that was a tremendous undertaking. That launched in the second half of June, okay? It's only been two and a half months. And everything you saw on stage was running code. We are not only moving faster, we are able to invest more and we're getting the scale we need. That's what the strategic growth side of my job means. It's how do we scale so that my vision for our scaling is that Tableau is the best place that any of us in development have ever worked at the scale that we're at. We can't compare to when we were 10 people, right? So but when we're hundreds, when we're 1,000, is it still gonna be the best place to write software you've ever worked at? And we're really serious about that. We're designing new buildings, we're designing the collaboration spaces. I go into the desks and how the drawers work, how the seating, which way it angles in the cafeteria, where our metrics monitors rotate. I mean, we're into it. We really want this to be a collaborative company because we think the best insights come when there's that spark across a very narrow gap between two creative people. Dave, I want to get your perspective on quality and product value. And we were commenting again prior to coming on is that product leadership really is rewarded now in this market more than ever. Given the software cycles are so much faster. I mean, you mentioned kind of a DevOps thing, you mentioned it's all running code. I'm gonna imagine you guys were probably pushing code last night. Yeah, in the cloud. I mean, but still, I mean, this is the models, not six weeks, it's not like six weeks. It's more of a cloud model, okay. And the question that came up on our crowd chat earlier says question for the Tableau community. What is holding us back to what Christian says is fast experimentation. One of the keynote themes was fast experimentation. You were basically demoing it with Project Elastic. That means essentially fast experimentation is get the data, get the story, iterate through it, make discoveries, tell the story, those kinds of things. How does a company do that from a quality standpoint and what product qualities do you guys have the leadership in to do that? Yeah, well, I mean, I think the fundamental thing and if you look at the elastic demonstration that I did today, where I saw the cloud, the crowd light up was when we figured out with a few swipes and taps what the top seller at launch on Monday was. Now why was that? Because what people want is not an interface or a tool or something. They want a flow experience where they're completely immersed and they want to answer questions. And the ability to go question, question, question, question, question like that is just unmatched by anyone. And so that starts with Tableau's fundamental breakthroughs around VizQL and connecting data and visualization. And what we're doing is we're bringing that same knowledge forward through all of our product. So under the hood is some tech and then the user experience is more about the user. That's what you're basically saying. Yeah, well, but the thing is that the tech under the hood was designed with in mind that the user needs to stay in a flow experience. That means sub second response times to radically huge queries. So if you looked at what we're doing in 90 in our next release, we actually showed 180 million taxi rides in the city of New York over the entire year and interactive speeds, asking questions, answering them, you know, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. Uber should buy your product. They probably are using your product. We'd love to get your product in with our crowd chat. Running out of time, but I want to get your thoughts on a few things. I want to get your perspective on your vision around the future UI piece of it. Because I think one of the things that you're teasing out here is that in the mind of the user, this new user experience is not about what IT wants. It's really about what users want. You kind of tease it out with looking at the lunch menu for the sandwich shop. What is your vision around the user experience? For Tableau, what can you share is on your innovation strategy and what's around the corner? I know you're public, but you know, just give us a high level overview. Right, right. Well, I think the continuous thing is this flow experience for exploring your data. So whether you're telling a story and you need to understand it and you understand it by asking just one more question. So we're constantly focused on how can we keep the person just right there looking at their data and making that happen. So you saw a lot of innovations about drag and drop analytics right onto the canvas. Editing things right there on the data. And at the same time, we are refactoring pieces all the time. We're constantly replacing pieces of our code to do breakthroughs in speed, in interactivity, and in the simplicity of the experience. And we're getting the hook here, but I want to get one more thought from you because you've been around the block. You've seen cycles of innovation come and go. We're now in one of those creative explosions with technology and growth.  And everyone I talk to says they roll their eyes. I need another tool like a hole in the head. So in the customer environment, there's a ton of inbound noise around. I have this, I have this solution, you have that, competition fud, but people are betting their careers on technology. What would you share with folks out there who are making those career decisions? What they should look for? How they should they evaluate, not just Tableau, other new, cool-looking things that might have hidden costs or consequences. What should you take? Share your vision on people betting their careers. How they should evaluate and look at the new technology. Well, first thing I would do is the user is in more control than ever. So you need to be thinking, I would simply go, what's word of mouth saying? What are existing customers who are like you saying about that technology? And when they talk to it, are they talking about, yeah, I can get my job done? Or are they saying, oh my God, I had no idea I could do all this. Like I'm having so much fun using this, right? And so like when I was working on Photoshop, we had a Photoshop Widows Club for people who got absorbed and sucked into the Photoshop zone. It's the same thing with Tableau. It's one of the things that attracted me to the company and to the vision is people get into it, they get into their data and they can finally get their questions answered. They could never get answered before. You guys have a great product. I love the quote in the keynote. We're going to wrap it up here when they talked about digital photography, cost of film, when that went to zero, the creativity exploded. I think we're seeing that same revolution. Obviously with PostScript, that powered the PC, computing revolution, the data revolution, data first, as we say. Thanks so much, Dave, for coming on theCUBE. This is theCUBE. We're live in Seattle, Washington for Tableau's Data 14. This is theCUBE. I'm John Furrier with Jeff Kelly. We'll be right back with our next guest after this short break.


Hello and welcome to this session. In this session we will discuss a question which says that two parts are drawn from a standard deck of parts without replacement. Find the probability of first part drawing a pin and then an ace. Second part drawing two aces. Now the first part in the solution of this question we should know are the result. And that is if A and B are dependent events then probability of event A and B is equal to probability of event A in the conditional probability of occurrence of event B given that event A occurs or we can write it as probability of event A intersection B is equal to probability of event A in the conditional probability of occurrence of event B given that event A occurs. Now this result we welcome to the key idea for solving the given question. Now let us start with the solution of the given question. Now we have given two parts are drawn from a standard deck of parts without replacement. Now in the first part we have to find the probability of drawing a pin and then an ace. Now we know that in a standard deck there are 52 cards where 26 cards are red in color and 26 cards are black in color and these 26 red cards consist of 13 hearts and 13 diamonds and these 26 black cards consist of 13 spades and 13 clubs and in a standard deck we have four tins and four aces. Now in the first part we have to find probability of drawing a pin and then an ace. So first we define the events. Now let event A as a pin is drawn and event B is an ace is drawn. So here we have to find probability of drawing a pin and then an ace which means we have to find probability of event A and B since two cards are drawn without replacement so the two draws are dependent events. Now using the result which is given to us in the key idea and B are dependent events then probability of event A and B is equal to probability of event A into conditional probability of occurrence of event B given that event A occurs that is probability of event A and B is equal to probability that a pin is drawn into probability of drawing an ace given that a pin is already drawn. Now we know that there are four tins in a deck of 52 cards so probability that a pin is drawn that is probability of event A is equal to number of outcomes favorable for event A that is forward upon total number of outcomes that is 52. Now pin is not replaced so remaining cards is equal to 52 cards minus one pin card that is equal to 51 cards. Now we want to draw an ace from remaining 51 cards. Now we have four aces so probability of drawing an ace given that a pin is already drawn is equal to four upon 51. So probability of event A and B is equal to probability of event A that is forward upon 52 into conditional probability of occurrence of event B given that event A occurs that is forward upon 51. Now we know that four into 13 is 52 so this is equal to four upon 13 into 51 that is 663 so this is the required answer for the first part. Now in the second part we have to find probability of drawing two aces. Now in the second part let us define the events. Now we have event A, ace is drawn and event B is again ace is drawn. Now we want to find probability of event A and B which is equal to probability of drawing an ace into probability of drawing an ace given that an ace is already drawn. Now we know that there are four aces in a deck of 52 cards so probability of drawing an ace is equal to four upon 52. Now four into 13 is 52 so this is equal to one upon 13 now when an ace is drawn then remaining cards is equal to 52 cards minus one ace card that is equal to 51 cards and since an ace is drawn so three aces are left. So probability of drawing an ace given that an ace is already drawn is equal to three upon 51 therefore probability of drawing two aces that is probability of event A and B is equal to one upon 13 into three upon 51 which is equal to now three into 17 is 51 so this is equal to one upon 13 into 17 that is 221. So this is the required answer for the second part and this is the solution of the given question. That's all for this session. Hope you all have enjoyed the session.


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for example, earned income tax credit and part of the child tax credit, and then we have the tax due or refund calculating down below, which I didn't actually, we're not going to hard code it, we just use conditional formatting, so it shows it as red or green. So that's going to be our basic starting point. Now, like I say, when we start to do more complex, complex tax returns, we will add to our worksheet. So at the end of this whole cycle, we will end up with a pretty expansive worksheet that's going to have a whole bunch of tabs to the right, which will allow us to do data input, which will feed into this first tab. And we'll see how we can construct the worksheet as we go. Now, if you want to just start with that end worksheet, which is the worksheet that I would basically use as my starting point to double check my tax data input, then hopefully we'll give you a copy of that so you can just use that worksheet if you just want to do the data input, and you don't want to practice the formatting as we go. But I want to just show you how you can build the worksheet in Excel as we go, because that'll give you a better idea of the formula. We can practice Excel with it. And and then and then we can see how to basically can we can make this external worksheet if you want to put it together. So that is that, like I said, it's a work in progress. And we'll continue building on it as we go double checking it for errors, because we have now an internal control, meaning with accounting, we have a double entry accounting system for the balance sheet being in balance, for example, do not have that with the tax return. So if we can double check what has happened two times for our data input in the tax return, as well as in with our Excel worksheet and do some of the calculations again in Excel, although we have to find a nice balance between not redoing everything not being so detailed, it's going to take too much time versus doing enough data input so that we have the internal control, the double check and can basically understand what's going on, then that's going to give us another level of assurance and be something that you might want to do as a general practice, if you're doing data input into tax software.


Coming to SEU really brought that warmth and made you feel prepared. So that's something that I will never forget. Hi, my name is Angelica and I am currently a Term 1 DC student, which I've just completed my Bachelor's in Health Sciences at SEU. My Bachelor's program was on line, all of it. And that really helped me arrange my schedule, create a study space at home and not needing to come into campus. It was based upon a 7.5 week course and within that fast-paced time period, you would take two classes at a time, asynchronous, so you were able to choose the time that you can study if it was the weekend, if it was during the week, at night times or those night owls. And all of it worked for me. With my professors, instructors and all my educators, they were very personable. If you needed help, simple email, they would give back to you and say, hey, you know what, this is where you're struggling in. Or you know what, that was a great point. This is how that affected my life. So seeing their points of view in this program, it just made you feel really connected. I just stopped going to school and coming to SEU really brought that warmth and made you feel prepared. So that's something that I will never forget. Faculty is amazing, like I said before, and they just made you feel that you were in their free place. Going into fall and starting my DC program, it was great for me and it just, I didn't feel off track. I didn't feel awkward or random, you know, going into a doctorate's program. As crazy as it sounds, but I felt right where I was supposed to be and it just makes you feel confident. And like I mentioned before, it kind of brings and opens up that door of possibility and opportunity and just building up confidence as a future doctor.


Aloha. Thanks for your consideration of the views expressed in this think-tech commentary, which we are calling Wake Up Calls Are Coming More Tragically Now. Maui didn't see it coming, although maybe it should have. After all that, and after all the wildfires, heatwaves, droughts, rain and floods on the mainland and around the world, and the damage and disruption that inevitably follows, we should appreciate that climate is really out of the bottle and very possibly out of control. Al Gore wasn't kidding, and it's coming home to roost, pretty much everywhere, including right here at home in Hawaii, and we find that it's not just another prime-time news event from a faraway place. It's life and death right here on a huge scale, including the dead and wounded and missing and the wholesale destruction of our homes and buildings and a considerable piece of our state economy. Maybe we thought that Hawaii, with its distance, was somehow exempt from these things. We have to admit that complacency on climate and on so many other things has ruled the day, here and elsewhere. No, we are not exempt, and now climate has clearly caught up with us. You can put solar on your roof and drive electric cars and be just as green as you want, but it would not have stopped what happened in Maui because this is a global problem, isn't it? What happened there is not a question of living well and sustainably. It's more like a question of herculean effort at resilience, to protect what we have, to prevent unknown levels of existential risk, and to clean up and fix up all the destruction that took place, largely beyond our expectation or imagination. No easy task, but maybe now we'll spend more time and lots more money in dealing with it. Of course we all know that this will happen again. It's not necessarily limited to wildfires, although that is certainly possible. But other things like for example extreme weather, like Hurricane and Niki or worse, on any or all of our islands. What have we done to protect ourselves from that and to recover from it? Look around and ask whether we are working on dealing with the next disaster and the one after that. What happened on Maui should not be seen as a one-off, but as an alarm bell for many other threats to come. All these threats still exist, and they are being exacerbated every day by global climate change. So let's see all this as the canary in the coal mine, as a message for the future, as an alarm we really need to listen to, and a lesson we really need to learn, or else we'll be even more vulnerable the next time. It's really much more than playing the proverbial blame game, as human nature likes to do. More important, it's time to redouble our public awareness and our efforts to open our personal and legislative pocketbooks, and develop an agenda and organize our resources, so we won't be caught so badly the next time. Face it, the world is different now. If you don't think so, consider what it will take to rebuild Maui and so many other places that have been damaged or destroyed, and ask yourself whether this fire is the last of it, or just the beginning. We need to think and act on this every day, and the media needs to cover it every day, not just in the aftermath of the tragedy, but in the very real possibility that it will happen again, and possibly soon, and possibly worse. Tempest Fugit. Are we ready? Thanks for your consideration of the views expressed in this Think Tech commentary. Aloha.


So, the jacket that I'm wearing is the M65 Fuel Jacket Tri-Color that we wear here at the Barracks. So, the reason why we wear the Fuel Jacket in the service uniform is the jacket allows us to mimic the blues blouse. It allows us to get as close as we can to wearing a blues jacket without actually wearing a blues jacket to prepare us for the praise that we do here at the Barracks. So, just another little piece of Marine Corps history that we here at the Barracks still get to use that's not really used everywhere else in the Marine Corps, so still the keepers of tradition.