Okay. So number one is he'll talk to his friends and family about you. He'll invite you into different aspects of his life. He might invite you to meet his friends. He might invite you to meet his family. He'll go and meet your friends. He'll go and meet your family. So that's number one. And you're going to be doing things more that involve more than you guys just going out and hooking up.  That's what it means. It means that he trusts you.  It means that if he thinks that if he brings you around his friends and family that you're not going to be embarrassed of them, that he's not going to be embarrassed of you.   Number two is he deletes his dating profiles. And really what this means is that he's done searching and is certain that he doesn't really care about meeting anybody else anymore and that he wants to or he is getting his needs met through you and or it could be other people if he's seeing other people as well. But it means that he's getting his needs met and that he's not searching anymore for anybody else to be in his life. Sign number three is he gives more than he takes. And so what this looks like is he puts an effort. He gives you compliments. He goes out of his way to meet up with you and see you and and he pays attention to you. He might end up buying you things or doing different things. Really what this means is that he wants to impress you and that he's investing in you. And if you know anything about, we've talked about this in some of the other live streams and videos that I've done where I talk it's basically it's called the the sunken sunken fallacy. I can't remember the name of it right now but it's something about sunken something fallacy where basically the more somebody invests in something, the more that they feel like they're really attached to it and they're committed to it. And so a guy will invest a lot in you if he believes that he wants to be a part of you and he wants to be kind of with you for for a while. Guys will invest in you if they feel that way. Number four is he's reliable and he's consistent with you. So he plans to meet up with you consistently every single week. And so for instance, if you guys are dating and first it's kind of like, Hey, you know, let's do this, you know, are you free then or whatever right? And I'm not sure really if I I'm going to have that time available or whatever.  And he's like, Okay, every week I'm going to make sure that we meet up and I'm going to have some space available to meet up with her. He'll he'll figure out what's going on with your schedule and what your schedule is like. And then he'll be like, Okay, every week we're going to do this at the same time. Or, you know, I'm going to have this time available for myself so that we can end up meeting up because she has become more of a priority for me in my life over other women over other events over other things that I might be doing. And so really what this means is that he's created a space for you to be there. So number five is he makes things easy. And so what this looks like is that you don't have to worry about what he's doing or where he is or how he feels or what's going on. He'll make it really easy for you guys to meet up together. He'll stay in communication with you. He'll talk to you about things. He'll connect with you in different ways.  And really what this means is that he wants to have you in his life. So number six is that he actually wants to get to know you to know more about you and your personality. And so he'll start paying more attention to you. He'll start listening to you. He'll ask you questions. He'll learn about you. He'll learn about things that are going on with you. He'll learn about the things that you like and the things that you don't like, the things that you're favorite, things that aren't your favorite. And he might kind of surprise you with things around that kind of stuff. And basically what this means is that he's deeply attracted to you. And so that's one through six. And like I said, number seven is the most important one. If it's not there, then none of this means necessarily that you are going to get into a relationship. And so number seven is that he'll unapologetically, he'll be very unapologetic about wanting a relationship with you and to be exclusive. And usually it starts off with being exclusive and he'll kind of talk about that and he'll talk to you about it and he'll ask you about it or he'll say something to you about it. And the other one is he'll be unapologetic about being in a relationship with you. And so if you bring up either one of these things, it'll sound something like, yeah, of course, yeah, absolutely. Like, yeah, I have no problem with that. Or, you know, yeah, that's what we're doing this whole time. And sometimes it'll even seem like, you know, he'll be like, yeah, what do you think we're doing here? Right.  And so if you do bring it up or he brings it up, it's very clear that he wants a relationship. He doesn't beat around the bush.  He'll be very straightforward with you about actually wanting a relationship. And you know, one thing to note is that if you don't talk about it, then you can just assume that you're not in a relationship. And that's why number seven is so important. There was a woman in our community today that I was chatting with who was talking about how, you know, she's been seeing this guy for months and she didn't want to give him the wrong impression that she didn't want a relationship. And they've been sleeping together and all that kind of stuff. And she's like, well, I don't want to give him the impression that I don't want a relationship. And it's like, well, you guys kind of like jump the boat on that one, right? Like you need to talk about that earlier in kind of the dating situation that you're in in order to make sure that you guys are on the same page there. Because if a guy's interested in a relationship with you, he'll know pretty, pretty early on like really, really early on with the first within the first few dates. And within the first six months, he'll know absolutely for sure what kind of a relationship he ultimately wants with you, whether it's something casual, something real, or actually going through the entire marriage thing altogether. And so he'll know exactly what's going on by the six month mark. And so you should have talked about it way, way before then I keep getting questions about that where they're like, well, you know, we're hitting the six month mark, should I ask him if we're in a relationship yet? And it's like, you guys should have talked about that way before the six month mark, right? And it's just by that time, by the end of that time, he knows for sure. And so if he's still waffling after the six month mark, studies have shown this where they've, they've surveyed and interviewed guys about this. And pretty much unanimously, they figured out that guys by the six month mark know exactly what kind of a relationship they want. And so if they're not talking about that, if they're not being clear and concise with it, when you bring it up or talk to them about it, then basically you need to know that that's, it's probably not going into a relationship ever. And so you need to think about what you actually want and what's, what's good for you and whether you want to stay in that situation or not. Okay. So I'm going to go back over the seven different signs. So number one is he talks to his friends and family about you. He invites you into different aspects of his life. And he does things with you more than just hooking up. And, you know, this could be inviting you to meet his friends and family or going and meeting with your friends and family. Number two is he, he deletes his dating profile. Number three is he gives you more than he takes. Number four is he's reliable and consistent with you. Number five is he makes things easy for you. Number six is he actually wants to get to know you more, more about you and your personality. And remember those six are important there. If they're not there, it's a huge red flag. And the most important one is number seven. He's unapologetic about wanting a relationship and to be exclusive with you.


What's good Josh boy Ross back again with another video, so we're gonna check out John Cena reveals worst moments in WWE career and we're also gonna talk about John Cena's view with the rock and why it got so personal why it got so heated this is by Not Sam clips the interview he had on serious ex-elm Definitely wanted to check out some of these other clips as well from that interview a lot of you guys Wanted me to check out some more from that particular interview and it's just dope to see John Cena in this Transparent stage in his life in his career where he's no kind of able to pull back the the layers of you know What you know what how he operated while he was at his prime in WWE, you know, so let's check out the moment he's talking about One of his worst moments in his wrestling career appreciate all love and support. We're gonna get right into this man in the wrestling world The scariest moment in terms of that right where you're going. I hope they remember me because you've had a ton of returns well Scariest hope they remember me moment is every single time I'm there and that means when you're there full time I hope this is an area of the world that appreciates what I do either in a positive noise or negative noise The scariest moment for me was when they were like, hey, we're gonna let you go like a few months from now and That's that because then then I don't have the chance to be like I hope they remember me. It's just done So now, you know the start of my career the ruthless aggression era that everyone now Romanticizes which we so often do with the past like it's great. It sucked for me. I Had no direction. I was asked to be a good guy when I I'd got my Experience as a bad guy. So it's asked you something new. I lost my nickname. I had my real name. So what is it John Cena? I don't know what that is.  I wish I I wish I could get that opportunity now because I do a lot more with it But I squandered it and in doing so Justifiably so they started me with Kurt Angle and then put me in a few pay-per-views with Chris Jericho I got to like they gave me an opportunity plenty opportunity.  They they Weren't even really thinking he's gonna be the next guy. That's the crazy thing that is just Think if they actually would have went through with that think events actually went through with that and let John Cena go How things would have been different Just imagine that and I'm not saying that would have been a good thing. I'm just saying Imagine how things could have changed if they actually would have decided to let him go early in his career It would have been a completely different landscape because they just need content and that's that's where you go to go on to your next endeavor And I was told like they make a winter and spring cuts and I was like, you know, you're gonna be in the winter round And just let you know You're told that yeah, and wow European tour in the fall saved me So that's my that's my scariest moment They even let him know yeah, we're gonna let you go at this point So just give me your heads up and it didn't happen. Wow When I still didn't know my craft There's been so many performers that have been released from WWE and go on to Really have wonderful careers elsewhere and maybe eventually come back over. That's a fine. I Don't think I would have come back. I don't think I would have done anything else. Wow That's that is insane to know That John Cena was that close to not being a thing in wrestling in WWE at least And he's just said it himself. He probably wouldn't have came back or wouldn't have tried to they would have let him go that early. That's It's crazy how certain things just play out It's so crazy how things just play out, man And we we could be having a different story a different tune of John Cena never Never made it, you know saying in the sense of never made it this long, you know Longevity wise they would have cut his WWE career short early like they originally planned to Who knows how the landscape of WWE would have been all right We're gonna get into the next one on John Cena on John Cena on why the Rock few got so heated seen some of this I believe on their rivals the rivals little documentary they have been they've been doing so I've seen Kind of some of the backstage Like interviews they had on why this got so personal, but the reason why I got so heated and personal What it was a good thing that it did because It created for some great television not gonna lie to you and a great for you know that I've gotten 20 years worth of moments with this philosophy so the philosophy that you brought up about Having control when you're on the field and being in live entertainment. I think applies directly to that build of that first Rock match and the moment when after Weeks and weeks and weeks of just Fruity pebbles this that you know getting everybody to be like he's not cool. I am cool. Yeah that one Moment happens Bring up the promo. Yeah on the forearm and it's like and he needed that that's That was the saving thing because outside and we've had this discussion on one of my previous videos outside of that moment John Cena Which is rare? He was getting cooked because now it was all pro rock. There was nothing John Cena could do to legitimately Can't kind of get some type of love like some type of people like I'm a rue for John here No, he was getting cooked it's rare that John gets cooked But he was getting cooked just by the atmosphere the crowd Everyone being pro rock. There was a lot of people being pro rock not everyone But it was hard for him to overcome that and when he came up when he got that little that little golden nugget He used it and I know obviously the rock didn't like that, but it helped because without that He was getting cooked in these segments for the whole world changes in an instant Yeah, that feel when you were doing it. Did you make the decision in the moment and? Were there ramifications of that? So that's a good question And again, that's your perspective right? I'd like to think That I gave every chance to speak my best the thing with our matchup and I think the thing that Some people might not have seen was it is supposed to be Michael Jordan LeBron James both in their prime mm-hmm To do that in this scenario you do not have to elevate the rock No, he is an he is and always will be in his own universe Thanks. I don't have to give any more steam to that rocket to make the billing the billing You need to elevate John He's spot on with that He's spot on with that because like I said It was it was the rock. He was everyone was mostly everyone was going to cheer for him John had to find a way to Level the playing field here or it was just gonna be lopsided. There was nothing he could do so him let That that little notes on the wrist that level the playing field that that brought the rock down a Notch that no one had seen in quite some time like no one really seen him get brought down like that Promo wise where there was some truth to it. So I was Punching from underneath, but still punching mm-hmm and just looking for whatever and and once again Dwayne was doing so many things like he always does he splits atoms and makes it work. All I was doing was WWE That's it and laser focused and realizing this is the opportunity of a lifetime and realizing also that like this isn't This isn't Mike Tyson Muhammad Ali right now. This is Mike Tyson Peter McNeely and this isn't gonna draw money So back after here we go. Yeah, and of course there are ramifications and it led to some some genuine Emotions between the two of us If you guys seen that rivals a documentary talking about the rock versus John Cena go watch it and I never really realized it but at the end of that promo segment with John says this and And their mics are not like, you know, I think their mics are not hooked up Like when they're looking at each other the Rock is like he's cursing them out like he he's actually mad Like legitimately pitched off now because he's like wait what the you know I'm saying you kind of went in business for yourself like what the hell but it worked It worked it brought things to an even playing field into melt away was When we decided the path of the match the day before oh And Dwayne could see how easy wait, what do you say? when we decided When it all began to melt away But when it all began for serrifications and it led to some some genuine Emotions between the two of us, but when it all began to melt away was When we decided the path of the match the day before that's crazy and Dwayne could see how easy Not only how easy I was to work with but how adamant I wanted to like these are great ideas Let's do them. Let's do whatever man. Like I want to make sure you're comfortable I can do this, but I don't know. What do you think and then afterwards? Not in the performance not like Being too smart or winking at the camera or like f this guy No being fully invested in in the whole body of work Losing with humility with embarrassment and staying there and being Degraded and humiliated in front of a stadium to give rock his moment the moment the ice began to melt was right after When the first thing I did was went to apologize to his mom and said it being in the business I hope now you can understand I just wanted to sell tickets and I'm sorry if I made you feel a certain way That was not my intention, but also from my perspective It was kind of like a surprise party where if I told you the gig Maybe ruin some stuff She gave me a great hug and told me thank you and then the next thing I wanted to say the exact same thing to do I And he couldn't have been more gracious and I know that the build wasn't easy on him He he has the world in in the palm of his hand and to come back and be kicked in the nuts by some Cheapshot kid who's trying to make an all my just the fact that he he literally went into business for himself This is why I say Certain things like this can happen and you can still coexist and make things work That's all I'm saying. It can happen. It has happened in wrestling We've seen it with two of the biggest wrestling stars in the business and John Cena went into business for himself Because he knew he needed to find some way to level the playing field to get people that much more interested because it's all about Selling the tickets bro making as much money possible and The rock had no idea his family had no idea and that's what made it work And he was still able to make it right and they put on a fantastic match. I'm just saying You can I'm just saying it can't be done.  I get his perspective.  I'm trying to try to do the business of favor here But then I explained my perspective to him and obviously I couldn't just be like I'm authentic I had to prove it out there prove my authenticity and then say like hey, man I'm just I just wanted to pack the place and I just wanted people to be interested and I did it the wrong way We should have collaborated. We should and even him saying that Also furthers the point of what I've just was talking about the fact that he can admit He was wrong and we should have did this together. So you had a better understanding That can make a lot of a situation a situation that much more easier to reconcile The whole Adam Page and see him punk Adam Page going in the business for himself Maybe at some point he could have been like a I'm sorry for going in the business for myself I thought it would make things a little bit, you know saying I thought it would make things You know that much more interesting Maybe they could have collaborated some more and we don't even have the whole Situation with seeing punk going off and you know, we may not even have that situation I'm only bringing up in comparison because even John Cena even though in my opinion him saying that helped the feud He can still admit he was wrong for doing that it helped But he was still wrong and he probably should have collaborated with the rock to go with that route potentially That's all I'm saying so it's it's good that something he can take accountability for his ashes Even though it worked out He still was able to take accountability and and that's really all it should be man Especially if you're in business to make money together talked in hindsight And I should have asked you what's the best way to make us equals Instead I did it myself and in turn Yeah created a huge space between us and that was my fault. Wow. Wow Did you notice the writing on the monitor before you went out there or in the ring in the moment? I had someone pointed out to me and It was 30 seconds before Task so I had something planned and just you know threw it away and and that's also what I love 30 seconds before he goes out There he gets a pipe bomb-esque information on the rock and he's like, you know what? Bucket That's you got to be cold. I want you to understand. He's going against the rock in a promo battle You have to have balls of steel to go out there Knowing what you know and kind of switch up your whole promo on the fly that's Impressive about WWE it You have to Fans can see through the BS if you don't believe in your character. It's what I said to Austin theory Dude, you are young. You are athletic. You will work for this company. You'll do interviews. You'll go X1 and Z I don't believe what you do when you're out there and I think we've already Seen parts of that one, but nah, this is great, man. This is fantastic It just shows The the type of individual John is he actually did care about the business. He does care about the business I know a lot of people Coined him as the guy that you know was ruining the business and and that's partially Vince's fault because Vince was Just stuck on him being the guy and nobody else really for quite some time But you can tell he cared this wasn't he cared about the business I think he's the one person that has the most make-a-wishes Johnson, I believe he's the most person the only person I And I don't even think it's just in WWE. I just think in the organization history I think Johnson has the most make-a-wishes. He doesn't have to do that y'all and It's I can say I wasn't always a big fan of John Cena later In his career only because not recently but like, you know when he was winning championships over and over and over and you Know Super Cena and Super Cena his Super Cena I can't even say it his way out of situations that you it shouldn't be happening I wasn't a big fan, but it wasn't the person I wouldn't a big fan of it was the character And and how they were booking him aka Vince booking him, but I can say this now the dude Truly cared for the business and you can see it in later on in his career Putting over AJ Styles was amazing. Love that Putting over AJ Styles was Fantastic, bro people that he has recently put over and Just in situations with like great matches like Kevin Owens and Sammy Zane like really Highlighting these guys as you know the future even Seth Rollins like doing the job for some of these individuals hell Getting squashed by Brock Lesnar Willingly being okay with getting squashed Just because it was to enhance the streak being broken like he really he's done He's put over more people as of late in his later run, which is how you supposed to do it, honestly You know so that's how it's supposed to be you're supposed to leave it better than when you found it And John has he got that concept. So This was a dope interview man dope Just look into oh John Cena has operated in the past and you know, I just think Is it's definitely dope to see someone Truly be able to have a legendary career, but also have this type of humbleness to him. That's really crazy He's John Cena. He still gives this humble vibe and and how thankful he is to be in the situation that he's in So comment down below. Let me know when you guys initially heard John Cena Kind of fight back against the rock in the promo battles with the whole script on his wrist thing How did you guys initially react like when you've heard that and you saw that live? What was your initial reaction like oh things just heated up? Uh-oh. Oh It really got real now.  Was that real? Did he did the rock really have his his promo on his wrist? What's going on here? Like, you know, how did y'all initially react to it? I know me personally. I was like, oh Okay, John's here. He he's fighting back now now with before it was just John getting punched down Now John is he looks like he's fighting back now. We got something here I'm I'm even now I'm even more interested because now I was like, okay What the rocks gonna say cuz he did kind of get him on that one But I appreciate all of this for you guys shown on channel road to 150k And I'm still against Peter YouTube restaurant chair for world. Appreciate your kicking me. See you next one. Peace


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Well joining us for more on that and the bond market movement Simon Michele from Big Securities. Good morning Simon, thanks for joining us. We've certainly seen no last minute deal as markets were potentially hoping for Greece now officially missing that payment to the IMF. Suggestions are though that the bigger concern is the contagion on markets, not the fact that it's now missed this payment. Yeah, good morning Leanne and that's certainly what we've been looking at just how the markets have been behaving as we drift past that timing for that payment to the IMF. And we're not seeing a huge reaction, obviously we're not seeing any trading in Greek bonds that would be expected most of those exchanges closed. European periphery nations faring pretty well as well and if you have a look at global yields up a few basis points. So I think we've seen the worst of it at the beginning of the week where we saw a massive adjustment in interest rates globally in preparation after the weekend deliberations didn't lead to any solution. I think now we could just see it fairly steady into that referendum on Sunday Leanne. It certainly is interesting that those yields are up and markets do seem to be relatively calm given all of this Greek saga continuing. Do you think that's a result of the fact that it's all now being priced in a lot of this uncertainty and the news? Look I think you're absolutely right there you know I think the market was well aware of this pretty much for the entire month of June we were heading to this date of the 30th for that payment you know as we saw most of the deliberations negotiations exhausted I think the market sort of accepted that you know we were likely to lead in then we saw the Greek referendum called over the weekend so I think you know people sort of drew a line in the sand that until we get past that point not likely to see any movement. Obviously if we do see any positive outcomes of those negotiations later this week that would be a positive and I think you'd see some market reaction on that but I think as long as there's no sort of further deterioration people will be waiting for that referendum on Sunday. Certainly will be on those US markets we did see a strong performance in equities some saying that you know the focus is now on other catalysts such as the Fed's next move we have those non-farm payroll numbers do out this week. We have seen an increase in volatility though why do you think this is what can this be put down to do you think it's in the lead up to the US Fed move? Well I think so yes I think it's people just repositioning their portfolios around the expectation of when that Fed move is going to be. You know we've seen some pretty big movements in yields since the beginning of this year the US 30 year for example has been trading in a range of about 2.22 to 3.24 so that's about a 1% range that's quite a bit of volatility and the yield curve has really ended the first half of this year at quite a high so we're starting to see those longer yields drift up substantially if you have a look at our Aussie 10 year range about 90 basis points and that's ending up at close to year highs as well so we are seeing that longer than the yield curve now reflecting a view of higher rates emerging but I think it's still down to timing of when we're going to see that Fed move and you know with moves by China to lower their rates still the quantitative easing still coming through the European ECB program you know I think it could be tougher on the US to get that move in 2015 it's possible we could see that drift into next year. Simon you mentioned there the move out of high yield what is this doing to those credit spreads? Yeah that's interesting we've seen a bit of a widening in the credit spreads the Australian eye tracks which is our credit index is up to 99 basis points that's been hovering around I suppose 80 recently so that does reflect a bit of a move and I think what you're seeing is people are just de-risking I suppose their fixed income so they're moving out of some of that high yield seeking the safety of more government or more lower risk bonds taking some profit I think as well and that's seen a little bit of widening in those spreads some of that would be coming through obviously Europe as well as they've seen a little bit of a little bit more widening in in credit spreads over there as well so that's interesting that you know as we have seen more volatility come through we're seeing that reflecting in reflected in a widening of risk spreads as well. Fantastic Simon we'll leave it there thanks so much for joining us. Morning Leanne.


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Welcome to theCUBE. I'm Dave Nicholson, and as part of our continuing series, Does Hardware Matter? We recently joined Andy Brown, Broadcom's senior director of performance and software architecture, for a tour of Broadcom's performance testing labs, where Dell servers with Broadcom components are being put through their paces. Hi everybody, my name is Andy Brown. I'm the senior director of software architecture and performance analysis here at Broadcom and the data center solutions group. And we're gonna take a little tour of our performance lab and I'm gonna tell you and show you where the sausage is made. We're in the performance lab now and I wanna talk to you a little bit about what we've been able to do with these Dell R750 servers. These are Dell's latest generation of Intel Ice Lake big servers. And I just wanna say really how impressed we are with the performance that we're able to get out of these servers and that the Ice Lake processors, the improved memory speeds, the move from PCI Gen 3 to Gen 4 really just opens up the throttle on what you can do with these servers compared to previous Dell generations. And so what you see is we've got the server. It's open right now of course, not typically open to show you what we've got. And one of our Avenger controllers connected into this server and it is running IO connected to this external enclosure over here with 24 drives in it or 24 NVMe SSDs in this enclosure connected to Avenger. And those SSDs are configured as RAID 5 volumes. There are four six drive RAID 5 volumes that Avenger is talking to you right now and communicating with. And with Avenger's architecture and with the performance we're able to get out of Avenger in this configuration, we can see up to 7 million random RAID IOPS. We can see up to 1 million RAID 5 random RAID IOPS which is really unprecedented. And in addition to that, we see up to 27 gigabytes of bandwidth and about 15 gigabytes for the bandwidth in RAID 5 random ranks. So very, very high levels of IO performance and bandwidth. In addition to that, Avenger provides a tremendous ability given its caching architecture to provide very, very low latency operation. If you've heard that SSDs provide low latency which a lot of people have heard that, SSDs provide a lot of latency benefits meaning how quickly it can turn the IO around from the time that you send it to the time that that IO comes back. Avenger is faster than that. Avenger can provide sub-20 microsecond RAID latency given the hardware automation in our architecture and the caching. You know, we talk about cloud. We talk about this server being on the premises in the corporations of the world running their mission critical applications. They don't want to be in the cloud but what is the cloud? Well, to be honest, this also is the cloud. If you go into the aircraft hanger size rooms, there are hundreds and thousands of these and we provide that storage connectivity as well. Our storage is in those servers providing that connectivity that's ultimately presented out to users who need the flexibility and the expandability of cloud-based storage. So not only do we provide the solutions for on-premises, for critical storage applications that need to stay inside the walls of a business but we also provide the storage and Avenger and our controllers provide the storage connectivity needed for today's modern cloud infrastructure. So not only do we provide very, very high level of high-off and bandwidth performance but we provide the latency that really can drive applications, database applications, streaming applications that really crave this type of performance and all doing it in a way that protects your data with RAID 5 or RAID 6 for that matter in a very storage efficient manner in a technology and methodology for protecting your storage and helping around for a very long time that you would trust. So that's what we have right now and that's what we're doing with this Dell R750. We're now on the other side of our performance lab as you can see it's a tad bit noisier over here. This is really where we're gonna take a look at how we test all the performance points that we need to look at with our storage controller and let me tell you there are a lot of those performance points and we need a lot of power and a lot of machines and storage to go do that and we're gonna take a closer look at that here right now. Now you can see we've got racks here.  They're full of SSDs, hard drives, different servers and all kinds of different configurations and topologies from eight drives to 16 drives to 24 drives to 120 drives. And we are able to basically measure performance in many, many different configurations. As we know, there are millions of ways you can look at performance and storage even though we can collect thousands and thousands of data points, we're scratching the surface but we have the ability to capture tremendous amount of data to really look at how our controllers perform. And this is just a microcosm of what really a data center would look like. This gets replicated into the large data centers of the world that ultimately allow you to go and access your data through Facebook or Google or wherever you're gonna go get your data. We're here trying to make sure that our controllers and the storage performance is adequate to supply this. This right here represents a small piece of what we can measure and utilize to measure our performance. And ultimately, we've replicated this, as you can see over and over again to be able to in parallel capture data in various configurations, with various operating systems, with various tools and benchmarks to really take a very deep and close look at our controller. And this is what tells us that no matter what you throw at our storage, we can handle it. And we're gonna perform tremendous way to get you that seven million IOPS, to get you that ultra low latency, to get you those ultra high rate five right IOPS. All of this enables us to be able to look at our controller and our solution from thousands of different angles to be able to measure that performance and provide the highest performing server storage solution in the industry. So this is just a small look at what we have and the capabilities we have here at Broadcom to be able to do this. I hope you guys have appreciated this tour and thank you very much. We'll talk to you again soon.


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I started working for NASA in 1974, right straight out of graduate school, in New York City, where we have a small laboratory called the Goddard Institute for Space Studies, and I was going to do radio astronomy, and I did a little bit of that. And then NASA said we want proposals for new satellite missions. That was 1974, just five years after the Apollo landed on the moon. And so I said, well, my thesis project failed, but it should have been done in outer space. So we proposed a satellite to continue that work, which was to measure the cosmic microwave background radiation, which is the heat radiation of the early universe. So that became a real flight project. Satellite was launched called the Cosmic Background Explorer, or COBE, and that measured the primeval heat really, really well and earned a Nobel Prize in 2006.


Welcome back to tennis talk my name's Cam Williams and Roger Federer has been recently interviewed talking about if he is happy Or not to retire we all expect him to play well He's coming back at the end of the year and he says that he's gonna play next season But he got asked whether or not he's happy with retiring and this is what he had to say This is what Federer had to say in a recent interview. I love to win But if you're not competitive anymore, then it's better to stop. I don't think I need the tennis I'm happy with the little things like when my son does something right and when my daughter comes home with a good grade Tennis is part of but not my entire identity. I want to be and remain successful and put a lot of energy into business Probably give more than I should sometimes but that can also be done outside of sports I know a professional career can't last forever and that's okay They have it Federer opening up about maybe some post-retirement plans saying that you know He can still do competitive things in business outside of tennis You know tennis isn't everything and you know, he has got a lot of businesses You know, we all know that he's been involved with Uniqlo pretty heavily of over the last few years He's also got a shoe brand that he's been heavily involved in I'm sure many other ventures outside of tennis He's been away for 12 months We haven't seen him since last Wimbledon and because of that he doesn't have a ranking at the moment Which is kind of crazy to think but let me know down the comments below Do you think that he will come back and he'll play a couple of seasons? I'm expecting him to maybe play all of next year if he stays healthy and maybe if he's competitive with the young guys That are coming up the Medvedev City pass and of course the the goats that are still around Jockabish Nadal if he can still compete with them maybe play some more But what do you reckon is Roger Federer almost at the end of his career maybe in the next 12 months or so


with his faithful Indian companion Tonto, the mask rider of the planes, led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. The stories of his strength and courage, his daring and resourcefulness have come down to us through the generations, and nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear, from out of the past, from the thundering hoofbeats of the great horse Silver, the lone ranger rides again. It happened in Kernville one blistering hot day in mid-summer. A dark complexion woman, her features half hidden behind a heavy veil, ran at a surrey at the livery stable. She drove south on Main Street until she reached the shade of a large cottonwood tree. Whoa, whoa there, whoa! There she was joined by two men, Leni Crater, whose nervous voice betrayed a constant state of interfere, and Big Mike Monahan, the woman's husband. Hey, here she is, Mike. Hello, Marge. Have any trouble? Why should there be any trouble? The yokels in this town don't know they're alive. Yeah, but you never can tell when somebody might be... Quiet, Leni. How about Cheeto and the saddle horses? Cheeto's all set. You'll be waiting for us about a half-mile south. Don't you have to signal them, Mike? Yeah, I got some brush piled up back at the ridge. I'll go light it now. You two wait here. Marge, you think Mike's suspicious? Of course not. He's working with his wife and his best friend. Yeah, but I don't... Yeah, you're supposed to drive this rig, Leni.  Now, help me up. Got that note written to the sheriff. You can mail it tonight in Fenton. It'll be delivered here tomorrow morning. Good. Nothing else to do till Mike gets back. Marge, ain't you scared? Say, as long as we're killing time, I thought I had a deck of cards here in my handbag. Marge. Yeah, here they are. Might as well see how the odds stack up when this caper... How can you sit there fooling with cards when both of us might be dead within the next five minutes? That's what I'm trying to find out, Leni. You know how better I'd be a real good as a fortune teller? I'd get me one of those big crystal balls... Suppose Big Mike gets wise. Suppose he looks...  Here he comes. Everything's set. That brush pile's making a lot of smoke, so Cheetah will see the signal all right. Whatcha doing, Marge? Telling fortunes? Yeah. Look, there's the king of diamonds. That's you, and it means money. Sure, sure it does. It means 80,000 in gold. The railroad payroll we're gonna borrow from the Kernville Bank. And there's the Eight of Spades right next to it. Good. Hates my lucky number. Ah, this is gonna be a cinch. Now listen, here's the way we'll do it. Leni, you drive. Marge and I'll sit in the back seat like a couple of hay seats. I'll pull up in front of the bank and keep your eyes peeled while we're inside. Sure. Marge, we'll go in and walk straight to the cashier's cage. How about your mask? Suppose somebody might recognize you. I'll keep my head down over my eyes and put on the mask at the last minute. You do the talking at first. Make it sound like an old woman. Well, that's easy. Then cover me when I brace the cashier. You got a gun? Right here in my bag. And I can handle it without anybody knowing it's there. All right, but no gunplay unless you have to. I'll use mine to keep the yokel scared.  Sure. What are we waiting for? Nothing. Let's go, Leni.  Get up there!  We'd start one of them things you call a bank account. Oh, of course, ma'am. Right over to that window. Cashier will take care of you. Thank you, thank you, mister. Not at all. The mask, right? You'd better be here. I've got it. Didn't I hear you folks say you wanted to... The only thing we want, Bob, is that canvas sack right there. One that's got the payroll in it. Mask and a gun. Hand it over before I bless you to kingdom come. Here, here it is. Good. Now we'll get out of here. Hold up! Just march our block in the door. A little bit too much shooting, but we made it. There'll be lawmen right behind us, Mike. Sure, but not for long. We'll lose them. Now mount up all of you. Steady. Cheeto, give that team a crack with a whip. Get them out of here. Get along there! I don't know how to keep the law off our trail for a little while. Now we're split up. Lenny, you head for Fenton. Lay low to Le Mara. Yeah. Marge, you line out for Clear Creek. Sure. Cheeto and I'll cut back to Sundance Canyon. I'll hide this stuff from Sir Gleast again. Tomorrow afternoon, we meet at the other end of the canyon. Understand? Mike, where are you going to hide it? The gold, I mean. I don't know. The usual place, I guess, under the cabin. Why? No reason. I just wondered. Let me worry about that. We'll all get our split tomorrow. Now dig your Bronx and ride.   You might cut some new sign on that monohand, could it? I don't know. Got a tip. This letter came in the morning's mail. Letter? What do you mean? Well, listen. It says, if you want to catch big Mike, who pulled that hold up in your town yesterday, be at the west end of Sundance Canyon this afternoon. And assigned a friend. I wonder if it's on the level. Can't tell. Sometimes crooks fall out, then they call in the law. Well, there's one sure way to find out. Come on. We're heading for Sundance Canyon. Get out of there! Can't understand it, Cheeto. Martin Lenny should have been here an hour ago. Can't tell, Mike. Maybe they got a new lead. Hey, what the... Lawman! Behind that ridge, up ahead. Yes, sir! A trap. Let us shoot our way out. That's the only way. All right, boys! Close your eyes! Not while I can sling-led your dirty law dogs! Pardon my shoulder. I can't. Run for it, Cheeto! Run! I'm down with you! It's big Mike. Yeah. Some of your boys trail the other. I've not heard bad, Monhan. You're going to have a long time to get well. Where's the gold you got from Cornville Bank? You nailed me, but you won't get the money. Where is it? Where'd you hide it? Listen, law dog, that's something neither you nor anybody else will ever find out. Mark the sentence of this court that you shall spend the rest of your natural life as an inmate of territorial prisoners. A lot of good that does us. We still haven't got the money. If Mike didn't hide it under the cabinet, hell, it must be some place near there. Yeah, but where? How are we going to find it? Well, go back to Kernville. You can pretend you're a prospector. Search Sundance Canyon from one end to the other. That might take a lot of time. What will you be doing? I don't know. I'll have to earn a living some way. Yeah, that's it. What? Change my name to Madam Zampa.  Pretty far north for a horseranger like you. What's your name, cowboy? Cheeto. Cheeto, eh? Figuring on staying very long around these parts? I don't know. Things are... I mean, the weather got kind of hot down south. So I headed this way. Figured on going back? Sure, I'll go back someday. You see, there's something waiting for me down there. But it'll be safe for quite a spread. Ten years passed. Ten long and uneventful years during which the Kernville bank robbery and everything connected with it was almost forgotten. Then, on another warm mid-summer day, the Lone Ranger and Tonto pulled their horses to a halt at the western end of Sundance Canyon. Oh, who's got a home? It's almost Sundance Canyon. We better make camp. The creek at the bottom of the canyon, we get gunfire. You hear, Tonto? It comes from behind pine trees. Down there. No trail leading that way. We better leave the horses here and steady, big fella. Come on, Tonto. Look, that man in front of the cabin. He's been shot. He can hardly walk. What he's doing is best to get into the cabin before... No sign of anyone else. We heard two guns. Maybe somebody shoot, fella, and leave plenty fast. No matter how it happened, that man in the cabin needs help. Come on. As he's gone on the ground, he must have dropped it. Raise your nosy arms, please. Get him a pie. Behind us, Tonto. Don't turn around. First one of you that moves is going to stop a hunk of lead. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. To continue our story, facing the open door of a small cabin, the Lone Ranger and Tonto are surprised by a sharp command from somewhere behind them. I said, reach for our chute. Do what he says, Tonto. We'll stall for time. Yeah, that's better. Now you men and critters get what's coming to you. Yes, it's always easier to shoot a man in the back. The door, Tonto. We'll jump for it. I don't care who you're or where you come from. I'm going to... Jump! Keep down, Tonto. This rain, some of that lead might spit the door. The sun's in his eyes. He can't see very well. I'll use the window. That saves me the trouble of breaking it myself.  Look, I'm going to drop gun. Run away plenty fast. Yes, I think he realizes he started something. He couldn't finish it. Maybe we should have let him get away, but on the other hand... I'm heavy. I'll run, bunk him corner. Him hurt bad. That's right. Almost forgotten about him. His wounds are bad. Eat some water, Tonto, and we'll try to help. No. No, it wouldn't do any good. I'm done for. You're wearing a mask. Glad it was an owl who had found me instead of the law. Is that so? Big Mike is doing a life stretch in prison. I just came down from up north. When I found out about Lenny Crater in Marge, I wrote to Mike. He smuggled a letter back, sent me a map so I could find the money. It's easy. Just eight by eight, and... He's dead, Tonto. Ah. You think him tell truth? I don't know. I'm going to find out. The looks of the ground all around the outside of this cabin. Somebody's been doing a lot of digging in the last few years. Hello.  You must be Lenny Crater. I'll bury this man, see if I can find anything around here. Meet me just outside Kernville in about two hours. Marge. Lenny. Marge, I found it. Found what? The money we've been searching for for the last ten years. Look, look, here's a map. I got it from Cheeto this afternoon after I drilled him. So you got Cheeto, huh? Yeah. Now, here, here, see. Simple one you understand how Mike figured. You remember how we always used to say eight was his lucky number? Well, it's just eight paces south, and then eight more, and... You see. So that's where he planted it. Yeah. Well, there's no use waiting any longer now. I'll go the livery stable and rent your horse, and we'll ride up there tonight. Then with 80,000 in gold, we can head for any place. Mexico. Wait a minute, Lenny. I've got a business here. I can't leave all of a sudden. Business? You call this fake madam's amp or stuff with that crystal ball of business? Maybe. You know, Lenny, I... I've been doing a lot of thinking lately. Yeah? You're thinking about what? You, me and Mike, how we double-crossed him, and what he'd do to us if he ever got out of prison. Oh, don't worry about that. Mike's doing life, and the law's not going to turn him loose. I hope not. Another thing that's got me worried is... is that crystal ball. Crystal ball? What do you mean? Well, maybe all fortune tellers aren't fakes like I am. Maybe there is something to it. I can see things in the crystal. Lenny, honest, I can't... What? After 10 years of faking, you're starting to believe in your own line of bunk? I've seen Mike in the crystal lots of times. Seen his face just as plain as I can see yours. Ah, you're going spooky. It's a good thing we're getting out of here before you... Lenny, wait a minute. Hey, what's wrong? I could've sworn I heard the outer door open and closed just now. I'll wait the window. There's nobody on the street. Just an Indian walking the other way. Oh, boy, you're going bad. All redskins look alike anyway. Now, you get your stuff packed, and I'll be back in a few minutes. Then we'll head for Sundance Canyon. And from there to Easy Street for the rest of our lives. How about it? All right, Lenny. I'll be ready. At that same moment, in an upper cell of territorial prison a few miles away, Big Mike Monaghan turned to his cellmate. Ten years of slime and sweat. Ten years of work. All because I made the mistake of trusting two people. My wife and... my best friend. How do you know? Didn't Cheeto write me a letter to say just that in different words? I told him he could have the money. That didn't mean anything to me now. But I'm getting out of here tonight. To the odds! He's gone over the wall! I've lost him!  Oh, my God! Oh, my God! Did you trail Lenny Crater? Ah, me follow him. Go to Little House in Kernfield. Him talk to woman there. Her name, Madame Zampa. She have big glass ball and table. Look at it all time. Her make talk about sea things. Evidently, Mrs. Monaghan is a crystal grazer. She calls herself Madame Zampa. Her say, her see Big Mike all time. It make her plenty worried. It's probably her conscious as much as it is a crystal ball. Like Monaghan is in territorial prison, I... What matter? Nothing, Kimosabe. I just remembered that Mike and I are about the same size in build. He used to wear a mask, something like mine on most of his robberies. I wonder if... Leave your horse here, Toto. We'll walk into Kernville. Can we catch Lenny Crater? I hope so. The first thing I'm going to do is have my fortune told. Who is it? I'd like to have my fortune told. No, I've closed up for the night. I'll pay anything you ask. $10, $15, $20... Well, all right, but it'll have to be a short reading. I'd rather dim in here, isn't it? That makes crystal reading easier. But you don't have to keep your hat pulled down over your face. There's nothing to be afraid of. I'm sure of that. All right, over here. Take the chair on that side of the table. Will you tell the past as well as the future? Sometimes I can, but... What's wrong? Nothing.  I used to know a man who had the same habit, but it was 10 years ago. He was my husband. That's right. Marge. I guess old habits are pretty hard to hide. My God! Your voice is different. 10 years in prison can change a lot of things, Marge. How did you get out? Make a break? It's been done before. My... Mike, if you're broke out of prison, won't the law be trailing you? Maybe. You see, I wanted to have you and Lenny with me when I pick up that money from the bank job. The money? Yes, I didn't hide it in a regular place. I thought as long as it was $80,000 and eight was my lucky number, I'd use that. What do you mean? And it was a pretty good idea. Eight feet from the end of the cabin and eight feet straight up the trunk of a hull of pine tree. Do you really want me to go with you?  Why, sure. Sure I am. Eight o'clock. Yes, my lucky number is still working. I'm Marge. Of course, Mike. What are you gonna do? I have a couple of horses staked down at the edge of town. I'll get them and then come back. All right. All right. You do that, Mike. Remember, I'm coming back for you. Adios. Lenny, Lenny, why don't you hurry? If you don't get back pretty soon, you'll be hurt. All set, Marge. Lenny, Mike's out of prison. Busted out. He was here just a few minutes ago. Mike, are you sure? He knows everything about being double-crossed.  What can we do? There's only one thing to do. You went to the edge of town to pick up some saddle horses. Follow him, Lenny. And kill him. Kill him before he kills us both. Yeah, but what? Hurry, hurry, Lenny! Well, then, Lenny, hurry and cut him. Hurry and cut him. Take him out, Harry. Come, cut him. And first thing in the morning, we'll turn him and the stolen money over to the sheriff. Yes, cut him. Yes, cut him. What about woman? Her, too. I know she is. But unfortunately, the law has no proof against her. There's no man-made laws that take care of people like her. Come on, Tutto. Well, who are you? I work down the railroad station, ma'am. Your telegram just came in. I guess it's for you. It's addressed to Mrs. Mike Monaghan. Madam Zamper, is that you? Telegram? Let me see it. The trouble chair. I don't know. Hank over at the telegraph station said he delivered a telegram to this Madam Zamper's house, and the woman fainted. Come on. There she is. Touched out on the floor. Hmm. You never can tell what a woman is. She, uh, she hasn't fainted, Sheriff. This woman's dead. Well, I'll be. Any sign of bullet wound? Not a one. Looks to me like she died of a heart attack or something like that. Hmm. I wonder why the telegram, she still got it in her hand. Yeah. Let me see it. Yeah. Well, I'll be. This is addressed to Mrs. Mike Monaghan.  I don't know. You never k- What's the telegram say? Well, listen. It's signed by the warden of Territorial Prison. And it says, Mrs. Mike Monaghan, it is my unpleasant but necessary duty to inform you that your husband was killed tonight when he attempted to escape from Territorial Prison. He died at eight o'clock. It is a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2019 Chevy Silverado 3500 Crew Cab Long Box Dual Rear Wheel is stock number 13122Z. I'm here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, near New and used heavy duty truck headquarters. This 2019 Chevy Silverado 3500 has the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel engine. It's the L5P engine, which puts out 445 horsepower. It's paired up with the Allison Heavy Duty 6B to Automatic Transmission. And this truck is 100% ready to go. It's been fully safety and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off as well. I'm going to go all the way around in this video, inside, underneath, start it up and take a look under the hood. Silver Ice Metallic is the color and I shoot all my videos in 4K, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person. And as you go down this side of the truck, you can see just how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. And if you like the video and how I do things here, you can subscribe to my YouTube channel, which is youtube.com, so I have Summit Auto, and I'll click the bell notifications so you'll get updates every time I do videos here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with the really nice polished aluminum rims, which for a work truck, not typical, has the Michelin LT 235 ADR 17 tires. And these tires have, I would say, probably 60% of the tread left on them. Frame and underbody is in very nice condition. Front fender is in excellent shape. I didn't see any major dents or dings on there, projector lamp headlamps. The front bumper is in very nice condition. I didn't see any major dents or dings on there. And it does come with the chrome trim grille. You also get the cove induction hood. That is a fully functional cove induction hood. I'll show you how that works in just a little bit. And I didn't see any dents or dings. You also get the clearance lights up top or cab lights. Passengers side front fender, no dents or dings. And the passenger side front rim, no scuffs or scrapes. Silver ice metallic has just a little bit of metal flake to it. Really a good looking silver, one of my favorite silvers on any vehicle. And as you go down this side of this 2019 Chevy Silverado 3500, take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video, that it was helpful, and that Brett sent you. This one does come with the factory chrome step bars. That dually tub is in really nice shape. And this back rim is in excellent condition as well. Really nice rims on here. Back tires have right around 50% of the tread left. And you do get a B&W gooseneck hitch and the frame and under body, the rest of the way is in excellent shape. And once again, if you want to subscribe to the YouTube channel in the upper right hand part of the screen, there's a link to subscribe to that channel. Do videos every single day. Has all the remaining factory exhaust so it hasn't been altered and the lower rockers and cab corners all look really good. And it's got those really nice step bars once again. Dually tub, I didn't see any dents or dings on that. Looks really good. Coming around to the back, rear bumper is in nice shape as well. No dents or dings and it does have the rear bumper steps. Full towing package of course with the receiver hitch four pin and seven pin mooring. And the tailgate is in very nice condition as well. You do get these Chevy 100 years badge right there. The black down Chevy emblem too. Has a shock down assist tailgate, spray and bedliner, gooseneck hitch. And then you do get LED bed lights up there. Those turn on with your cargo lamps. And that spray and bedliner goes on to the tailgate, which is really nice as well. Going down the driver's side once again, just as nice as that passenger side. And this back room for full disclosure is in very nice condition too. Driver's side doors and cab once again all look really good. Does have the telescopic tow mirrors, built in directional signals, LED side lights. A telescope out like so and fold in like that. Inside the work truck package gives you the gray cloth interior, 40, 20, 40 split bench seating in the front. There are no rips, there are no tears on the seats. They are in very nice clean condition. You get the heavy duty rubber floors, the 4x4 shifter on the floor, auto headlamps, factory brake controller and tilt steering. Power windows, power locks, power mirrors, take a quick look at the back seats. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats, no rips or tears back here. Does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have. Fixed glass rear window with the built in rear defrost. Easy seats fold up, floor is in nice shape back here. And the bottoms of the doors all look really good on this truck. Keep in mind that this is the last year that you could get this body style. Hop inside and check out the miles here. You can see that this one has 25,953 miles. You do get a digital spinometer and that instrument cluster is super clean. Comes with the cruise control, steering wheel is in nice shape, no excessive wear on there and it does come with that Allyson 6 speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift. You do get the Chevy MyLink system. You get AM, FM and Bluetooth capabilities on here. It also has an projection manager, you can do Android Auto or Apple CarPlay. So if you have a NAB system you can project your cell phone to the screen with Waze or Google Maps and then it's like you have NavRyne in the screen so that's a pretty sweet system as well. And this one does have the backup camera. Once we start it up I'll show you that. Climate control, stability control, that's for your cargo lamps. That's also how you turn on your LED side lights and LED bed lights, factory exhaust brick and you get a 12 volt power point and then a 110 volt, 150 watt plug-in right there. Passenger side, floor mat and seat are in excellent condition as well, no rips or tears on there and the headliner is in very nice shape on this truck, smells very clean inside here. I don't think it's ever been smoked in and you do get map lights up there. Alright, we'll start it up. Take a look under the hood, check out that backup cam, starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that. There's your backup cam, working nicely. Take a look under the hood here, didn't want to show you the tire and loading information real quick as well as the bin sticking. There are those LED side lights, they are super bright. And I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you've been able to verify the quality, condition options and cleanliness of this truck all the way around. I don't think you'll have any problems with this one. Really nice truck and under the hood we have the 6.6 liter Duramax diesel engine. Engine base very clean, runs very smooth. Once again this truck has been fully safe and inspected by the service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off. This truck is 100% ready to go, there is your emissions sticker. Matt Kull induction hood, air comes in there, goes over to here, right into the air box, that's how that works. And I would highly recommend this truck to make quality and condition standpoint. 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