Hello and welcome to the chart of the week video with me David Badden. Today's date is Thursday the 28th of March 2019 and the time has just gone 1100 GMT 11 a.m. Here in London the chart of the week this week is going to be the Euro stocks 50 and This why I selected this market is because we could potentially be in About to create a head and shoulders reversal pattern on the Euro stocks 50 chart Now before we get into the actual Euro stocks 50 itself Let's just take a quick look at a textbook example of what a head and shoulders reversal reversal pattern is If you take a look here on the chart The head and shoulders pattern is defined as a series of higher highs and higher lows So the market pushes to the upside we can see the market creates another higher high here It pulls back to a reaction low Then the market plus creates another higher high and then it pushes lower yet again And in this and they kind of textbook example of a head and shoulders pattern The low that pulls back to here is similar to the low here And if you draw a line between those two lows here We call that the neckline and then the market bounces off the neckline pushes higher again but on this occasion the height The push to the upside fails to take that not only is a fail to take out the previous high which what we call the head It's also about a similar height to the previous high as well So this would be tentative. This is what's called the left shoulder. This is the head and this is the right shoulder Then the market pushes to the downside And once they have a break of the neckline that could be your sign We are potentially looking to move to the downside now It's some head and shoulders patterns when it does play out on some occasions when the market breaks below the neckline It'll often go a few points below the neckline and then retrace to the neckline again Before pushing to the downside before having an aggressive sell-off now One of the advantages of the head shoulders pattern is that if it does if it is to be a head shoulders pattern It can often give us a handy price target or a rough price target to aim for And how that is achieved is we take a look at the We take we take a look at the at the level that the head was at We know that down and we take a we take a reading over the neckline is that and we ascertain the price difference between the two so You essentially get the price difference of the head and the neckline And then you project that downwards from the break of the neckline And that that can often be seen as a good guidance For your price target in terms of where to look for Now that we've actually looked at the Textbook example of what a head and shoulders person pattern is let's take a look at the chart of the euro stocks 50 So the market has been bouncing back since December The market has pushed to a multi month high here in early March This could potentially be the formation of the left shoulder The higher high the market triffs lower to the reaction low pushes higher again creating another Higher high and hitting another a multi-month high. This is potential to be the head Which comes into play at 34 22 the market triffs lower doesn't get quite down to the lows That this reaction moment, but not too far away from it Marker has pushed higher yet again But we were still haven't gotten as high as the as the as the most recent eye So this has the potential to be that the the right shoulder now We the market we were yet yet to figure out which way the markets go to go But just keep in mind if the market does manage you to turn over on itself yet again And if it does manage to take off this level here the neckline which comes into play at 32 73 Break below that neckline could be a sign that it in fact it is in fact a head shoulder versus a pattern And as we just discussed a second ago, we could be looking at a Quite a substantial move to the downside if you measure the gap between That would be that's potentially the head here the top here 34 22 on this level here the neckline in at 32 73 at the price difference of 149 points so if this is to be a head shoulder versus a pattern We could be looking at breaking 149 points below the neckline here And that would bring us down to a price target of in around 31 24 now as I was saying on the When I was looking at the textbook example of the head and shoulders pattern It's often common to see a break below the neckline a return to the neckline Then for potentially a move to the downside again Now it isn't just to be clear. You can't you can't actually unless we actually have a break of the neckline We actually it we can't be it cannot be confirmed as a head shoulder versus a pattern So we really need to see that break Now if I'm wrong and if it's not a break I mean if it's not if it's not a head shoulder the rest of pattern It is worth pointing out that the euro stocks 50 has been a solid upward trend for over three months We see the light series of higher highs and higher lows So if this market does manage to press on higher from here We could be looking at retesting the kind of speaks like a large number of 3400 and we'll be on that could take this potential to bring the the mid-march high of 3422 and to play I should we go beyond that we could be looking at our getting 3460 we can see here that 3460 active support in early August and actually are active at positions in late August and The late September high nearly got as high as 3460 So depending on what the price action does whether we push on higher from here Or whether we have another move to the downside and break before Potentially break of the trend line of that of that neckline rather That will actually determine which potentially gives an indication of which way the market is going to go One last thing before I finish up if you have any comments to make in this video or any of the other videos We've met here at CMT markets. 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Look at that fish right there. It's big bass big bass. He's just literally sweat. Where was he at? Oh my god? Oh my god?  Welcome to another video. Thank you guys so much for the support If you guys are new to the channel be sure to smash that subscribe button hit the notification bell as well Like the video and comment below if you guys have been enjoying the content But guess what we are going to be fishing jigs in top water, baby We're gonna be searching for those big giant bass, and I hope you guys enjoy this one It's been a minute since I filmed a big bass video. So today we're gonna be searching for the giants catching the biggings And I'm gonna take you guys along with me.  I literally almost forgot about something. So I'm gonna roll a clip right now Do that clip that is our 200,000 subscriber giveaway. 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I got this little hyper jig by Six sense if you guys want to check out these guys you can go in the description box below They're actually the ones who sent out all the products for the giveaway I cannot thank them enough man They've been helping me out a lot sending me some awesome stuff as you guys can tell in here And I've really been liking this stuff lately And so if you guys want to check them out and get 10% off I have a link in the description box below if you guys are curious But we're gonna rig these two up on the rods and then we're gonna be searching for them Giant bass, let's get it Just made it out to this beautiful pond one thing I would like to say is that there was actually a full moon last night that and that can really affect the fish You know are usually early in the morning you get a decent bite and then it's usually not good until the afternoon I'm at that weird hour right now where it's around 9 to 10 o'clock. I've been traveling all this morning It might affect the bite I don't know but who knows we might get on the conditions look great if you guys are wondering It's a very cloudy is overcast out right now You know I can see a bunch of showers in the distance and the pressure is slightly low So that should be a good thing. I'm just worried about the full moon, but we're gonna see what happens Let's go ahead and get out there. We're gonna start off with the frogs See if we get some topwater action. Let's get started all right boys Here's both my combos as you guys can tell a little spittin shad and then the sixth sense hybrid jig in black and blue It's gonna be sauce for this water clarity. I'm gonna see what we can get started. We're gonna start off with the topwater That's what I usually do start off with my moving bait. Oh man. This thing's gonna walk amazing. I can tell you that look at that in the water All right, let's give it a shot Yeah, it walks perfectly back and forth gives it a little bit of pop as well Like I said, it's nice Subtle as a normal frog, but it gives it that little pop in action right when you twitch it It kind of does like a little boom and it gives that little pop got that little translucent color Got a little bit of Sun peeking through the clouds right now That'd be pretty cool with that bait being you know, semi translucent. See what this thing does After a full moon throwing a frog Noah, what are you thinking? perfect Shade line under some limbs.  I don't go for anything less.  Even if we only get a few catches just catch the biggest bass that we can Oh, I heard some eat eat top water in this corner. I still hear it going on. I Don't know where that was that. Oh, I that's like beyond perfect I got him big, but I got him on the freaking top water. That is awesome. Look at that. Oh He's giving me a dance. Oh That was amazing couldn't evade it better Right there in the top of his mouth beautiful one-pound bass Nothing big man. That's not what we're looking for today. The fact that we got it on this look at that. It's literally Perfectly in his nostrils. That's your male good Jimbo. Do you like the walking shad to catch a fish on a top water? I really don't care the size that is awesome and more importantly This is the first fish today. So it really doesn't matter the size We just needed the monkey off her back. Let's go ahead and get him back in the water. Beautiful little guy. He's thick, you know healthy He's ready Let me tell you look how lethargic he is swimming off That's another indicator that I really pay attention to on days like today after a full moon Is how lethargic these fish are and I pay attention to when I release them as well that fish was very lethargic We only had him out for 45 seconds. So all right, let's get back in there.  It's hard to tell on the GoPro guys things look differently on the GoPro like fish look smaller It's just facts and it sounds weird, but I'm not using that as an example right now Right here probably looks a little more open than you think it does That is a tight place and let me say I just called that shot and pulled this beautiful bass on a frog That was amazing. I mean amazing Look at that guy Solid two to two and a half pounds. He's somewhere in that range. I guarantee it Actually don't know where my scale is and I should have brought it out But you know, we don't need to weigh him, but let's get him back in the water. That was the best bite I don't even know if we're gonna get one better than that because that was like I said It's gonna be legendary And it was baby. Let's lay him flat Get him in the water right here There he goes look at that beast Let's go. That's not a giant by any means, but that is still a big bass and a quality one Let's get back in here.  That was a little rough skipperoo, but So listen to me for a minute Open spot down there open spot down there little canal that comes right through And you know the middle of it has a slide drop off It's going to be similar to like a little creek channel on a lake or whatever and this fish a stage off in that Duck down in that There's a bend right here. Boom So you got the little canal takes off to the right. It's a bend drop off Fish stack there exactly where I just casted What's up, brother? How you doing? Oh, I appreciate that man. Thank you so much It is hot. I really appreciate that. What's your name, man? Noah nice to meet you For sure. Hopefully I'll see you out. We can go fishing someday. All right, brother Gosh, it'd be a fish right there Yep Biggin No, he ain't that big.   Where the biggings at? Man, he seemed big the way you ate it and everything. I swore it was a four pounder. That's so weird I swore I saw his tail flop. Look at that third fish on the freaking frogs such a plot twist, man Going into this day Fishing big jigs and frogs and to catch all of them on a frog. It's just so weird Beautiful little thick bass just about a pound nothing much So we have two fish that are about a pound and one that was like, you know, two to two and a half max But that's a pretty little guy right there about a pound and a quarter There he goes That should be my money Give me five pops one You already ate it He ate it on the first pop. Never mind. Don't give me five pop. You give me one pop, boy Cool pop. There's a turtle chasing my frog. Is that what bit me? It might have been what bit me a matter of fact That's definitely a turtle. I guess we'll see Nope Biggings Getting a turtle He's rolling them right in Oh, he has a choke too. He tackled it Oh my gosh That's a biggin Let's go That's about two and three quarters right there and he choked it. Look at that Choked it. Yeah, that's hefty fish right there. Thick body not super fat but thick That's about two and a half two and three quarters I promise you he'd weigh Yeah, he's in between I say yeah, he's in between that two and a half It's a two and three quarter range. That's a good fish, man I guess it wasn't a turtle. There's a bass after all and he's our biggest guy today Beautiful Oh man, that's awesome. That just kills you right there. All the shade lines that we're fishing And that's where they're eating it, man I just can't believe we're whacking them on a frog this good in the middle of the day in the summer after a full moon This isn't a giant, but this is a big bass. Let me tell you that's that's a great fish I know when the GoPro looks at it looks like freaking two ounces I know how it works. I'm gonna edit the footage later and I'm gonna be like wow There he goes That was the best bite all day. He actually destroyed it. I haven't had any hit it like that His whole body came out of the water for that thing Look at that fish right there. It's a big bass big bass He just literally went where was he at? Oh my god.  Oh my god. Oh my god.  I had him pinned. That was like a freaking four pounder And look at the knot in my line Let's look at what just happened I'm standing here.  He's already seen me.  I think that's when I have to close it off today. Thank you guys so much for watching


Live from San Jose, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley, it's theCUBE, covering Hadoop Summit 2016. Brought to you by Hortonworks. Here's your host, John Furrier. Welcome back, everyone. We are here live in Silicon Valley in San Jose for Hadoop Summit 2016. I'm John Furrier. This is theCUBE SiliconANGLE Media's flagship program where we go out to the events and extract the signal from noise. Next guest is Robin Furrier, who's the group president of Enterprise Solutions Organization, business unit at BMC. Welcome to theCUBE. Great to be here. So BMC's transformed itself as a company. We're here at Hadoop, big data. I'm kind of connecting the dots, instrumenting things, management software, big data, servicing applications. Give us the update about the new BMC. You're new to the role. The company a few years now promoted up to be group president of Enterprise Solutions. What's the new BMC? New BMC is all about digital. So we're helping enterprise customers go through digital transformation. Big data is absolutely central to all of that. And we're finding that all the things we've always done and optimizing data, securing infrastructure, helping them run IT services like a business, they're all relevant, but things are moving much, much faster than ever before. And why Hadoop Summit? Why the connection here? Tie that together. I kind of can guess, but I want to hear your thoughts on that. Well, we just launched a bunch of new solutions for Big Data in particular around Hadoop. So we launched a solution to optimize and automate applications that include Hadoop with the rest of your applications, the enterprise. We think this is the year that Hadoop is growing up and you've got to prove the value of those projects. So Big Data clusters don't exist in isolation. So you want automated processes across SAP, cloud applications, Hadoop applications, all of that with one-ended solution. So really excited about that. And particularly for the crew here, we opened up a bunch of new APIs and our flagship product control labs. So now you can program, and JSON all those Hadoop jobs into the same job schedule engine be used for the rest of your enterprise applications. And really it's about automation. I mean, one of the things that I saw in your announcement was that automation, bringing it through to security, so moving data around, setting up these connectors. Because APIs are half of you open now. So what's your role there? Management, systems management? What specifically are you guys solving the problem in that news announcement? First thing is we allow people to automate jobs across every kind of application now, including Hadoop databases and applications. And then, providing that with a simple interface. So the developer community can leverage all that back office work to build very quickly in those interfaces and control planes into their application. So Big Data extending past Hadoop is the other theme. That's right. Again, we're hearing over and over, multiple years now. But also, here in theCUBE, we saw a few years ago, the big whales coming in. So IBM, Oracle, all the top companies coming in amongst all the developer open source and startups. What's changed? What's the big data landscape look like? Because it's just not just about Hadoop anymore. What are you guys seeing in this vision? Yeah, I think that the biggest challenge I think enterprise customers still face is they don't know which technology stack to bet on, quite frankly. I think that's getting better, but it's still quite confusing. The other thing that's hard is that how do you run all of it? So as Big Data grows up and asked me, part of the enterprise operations, well that means it costs money. And we talked to a customer today and said, look, he told us these guys that I'm not going to put this Big Data cluster in production unless you tell them how much it's going to cost today and six months from now. And so one of the other things we're doing is we're helping people forecast their infrastructure capacity around their Big Data cluster so they actually can afford to run them. So in your talk here, what's the big theme? Big theme is actually allowing Big Data to run in an integrated enterprise environment, both automating across your applications, making sure you secure all the infrastructure underneath it so you don't have sneaky ways of getting into your most valuable asset in your data and then making sure you actually run this stuff on a budget. So give me an example. I got a data lake out there. I got this Big Data lake. How do you guys fit into that architecture? Well, give me an example. So we're working with a major retailer that's very digitally savvy and so they're automating all both their back office stores and their web properties. And so they had Big Data clusters analyzing customer sentiment, but they want to connect that to their all the other retail operations. They're pointing to sales systems, inventory systems, logistical systems. All that's got to come together as one holistic end-to-end system. So I got to ask you about the IT service management, IT operations. IT anything now is now programmatic. You mentioned APIs and some of those things you guys are offering. The data center has been, and BMC has been there for a long time as a brand, how's the new BMC leveraging its existing products while taking advantage of the historical data that you guys have with the customers? Because instrumentation's been around for a while. You guys have been doing systems management, service management. Has the open source community changed the strategy and how does a developer work with you guys? Well, the challenge for most people in data centers is that it's more complex than ever before. And technology's changing faster than ever before. So wrapping around high levels of automation and governance around all that stuff becomes even more important. So that hasn't changed. It's actually creates more opportunity for us. The thing that really has changed is the expectations that all that IT tooling looks beautiful. Mobile first, designed around the personas of people using them. And by the way, the people that they're surveying in the business, they want a sexy mobile app to get help with, right? So we focus a lot on- And they want a targeted app that they like. Yeah, that's right. So that has to be a good app, right? That's right. We want an investment as we modernize our company on doing mobile first persona-based design. So if people just don't use our products, they love our products, and it makes it easier for them to collaborate with each other. And so give an example of how that's rendering for a developer in an enterprise, because that's one of the hottest trends we saw at DofferCon last week was the container madness trend has highlighted that the enterprise development market's really on fire right now because of all the automation with DevOps. How is IT ops and how are you guys, where do you fit in that explosion? Well, I love the line that infrastructure is code, right? Because what DevOps is all about is making sure the developers have maximum control on where the code is going to run, how it's going to run, whether it's running properly. And so we're actually working with Big Payment Company right here in the Valley that's putting together big Meizos clusters to automate all these containerization and microservices architectures. But then all that has to be orchestrated. And you don't want a developer writing custom scripts every time they want. Is that what you guys do? Yeah, so we create that kind of control plane layer across all that stuff. And then again, give them the IPIs to get access to what they need, orchestrate it, automate it. But they're having to write a million lines of code every time they do the same thing over and over. So it's the, you know, I love some of these big trends that happen. I want to get your thoughts specific around BMC because of the historical relevance of systems management and IT service management and IT services in general. Oh, containers have been around for a year. I've seen that movie before. So a lot of the themes have been things have happened, paradigms have happened in the past, but with a little twist. What are you guys seeing now? I mean, that's the same trend-like concept or paradigm that's being implemented differently given the architectural and the deployments are different. Obviously cloud, big data. What are some of the things that you guys see that are consistent core competencies that BMC's carrying over to the new world? Well, I think what hasn't changed is that, you know, there's more moving parts now. Those moving parts can be in multiple places, right? So the problem of increased complexity and heterogeneity has continued to explode. So we've always been about that. Now the difference is that it's moving so fast that having extreme levels of automation around all of them, knowing how it's all connected to each other because all the stuff automatically ultimately makes up a business service or an application some real person's going to use. So you have to be able to manage all that stuff and work and understand how it's related to each other. So you can actually make the most sense out of it. Robin, what are some of the conversations that you have with customers? I mean, is it, hey, we're instrumenting everything now. So everything's now digital. So if you say it's everything's digital, the next logical question is, you can actually instrument everything. Is that some of the conversations or is it more basic? Like, hey, I got to grow my top line revenue, share with us some of the conversations you're in. One of the hottest conversations right now is how do we make all this stuff secure, right? Because what we find is customers have tons of technologies that tell them where the problems are, where the vulnerabilities are. In fact, most of the times they know how to fix those vulnerabilities. What they don't have is the automation tools that take all that knowledge and make sure everything is actually running in a secure, safe state. So that's- So surfacing the secure, securely surfacing idensites would be one. Right, right. It's a marriage of secure operations. It's kind of what we're talking a lot about right now. Secure ops. Secure ops, yeah. That's a good word, I should use that more often. So that's one- Creative Commons. Running the multi-source cloud. So I think there's a big cloud movement, but the reality, any enterprise has a mix of- Multi-cloud.  That's more the norm now, right? Than a conception. It is, but if you're the CIO, you have to make all that somehow work together, even though you have less and less control, right? So the job has gotten more complex and changed. So we're providing a lot of solutions to help them automate all of that. All right, so I got to ask you. I know you were CEO of a growing startup. I think you raised over $25 million in equity at ClusterX. What attracted you to BMC? And because every, it's always hard to lure talent. That talent in migration usually is an indicator of kind of opportunity. There could be challenges, growth, opportunities, whatever they are, but what lured you in to look at and then accept the job at BMC? Well, BMC has a long heritage of being very, very close to enterprise customers. And in fact, when the first products BMC ever had was managing mission-critical database clusters back on mainframe systems, and still where most of the transactional data sits today, right? So a long history of being very, very close to customers and at a time of rapid change, enterprises looking for something to help them. Being in a company that has the cover of being private to make the radical changes in business model and technology and take all those relationships and help those customers move forward, this is really the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that I saw at BMC. Was there any technology that jumped out at you that you thought, wow, that's very relevant. What, share some insight there. I think there was the most surprising, most exciting when I came to the company is that product we called MyTeek, which actually provides that kind of mobile self-service to get help from, for business people to get help on everything they need from MyTeek. They could get the services they want from the cloud. They can collaborate with people if they need the password to be reset. They can order new services, but all the same way they would as if they're using Uber or Facebook. Great. Robin, thanks for coming on theCUBE. Really appreciate your insights. BMC here on theCUBE at Hadoop Summit 2016. We'll be right back with more live coverage, day two of three days of coverage here you're watching theCUBE.


Live from the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas. Extracting the signal from the noise. It's theCUBE, covering Splunk.com 2015. Brought to you by Splunk. Now, here are your hosts, John Furrier and Jeff Rick. Okay, welcome back everyone. We are here live in Las Vegas for Splunk.com 2015. This is theCUBE, our flagship program. We go out to the events and extract this signal from the noise from siliconangle.com, moogiebond.com. Go to siliconangle.tv to check out all the videos. And we're here live. I'm John Furrier, the founder of SiliconANGEL, my co-host Jeff Frick, GM of theCUBE. Our next guest is Myron Davis for APV, Alaska.gov. Project you're working on, welcome to theCUBE. I handle Splunk as well as Puppet and other intrusion detection and ID reverse and engineering of malware and phone records. You're the hammer. He's the guy that splunks things, right? You're the splunker, but you're also the hammer. You got to watch things, make sure, from a security standpoint, everything's provisioned. Everything's running operationally. Most everything is, we have outsourced a lot of stuff, but when stuff comes down to it, I have to be, someone's got to say whether or not it's to move on or not. So I'm one of those guys. Tell me about the project and where Splunk fits in. Well, Splunk, which project? Yeah, the infrastructure, the apps that you're running. Because Splunk actually is applied to several different target stuff. We're doing not just security, but it's doing our phone record requests for all of our phone records. We got about 200, let's see. I think we're at 100 to 200 million maybe phone records as well as it does all of our IDS systems. We have multiple IDS and firewall systems and we run it all into the SIM model, so everything is managed into Splunk Enterprise Security and so that no matter what device it is, it all shows up in the same. So talk about the flexibility of this tool because you're like the classic case where you brought in Splunk, but you just see opportunities to really point it at all different types of problems. How does that kind of work? Do you see any kind of limits or do you just see all kinds of things that you can quote unquote Splunk, which is what we hear always in the halls walking up and down. We want to Splunk that. Well, the way that we deployed it is we have a system which we wanted other people of access to. So we have all the IDS logs and firewall logs and a bunch of other data. And instead of us being primary ownership, we're actually, you have 15 different organizations, sub agencies below us, which need access to the data. But we need to find out, but they have access to the same, we're running a shared infrastructure. So there's the same firewall for all of them and everything. So we needed a way to spread it out so they can get just what they need and what they want to see. And that's what Splunk is doing for us right now. Talk about the performance issues. And we heard 6.3 showed some great numbers. Got a basically a big round of applause during the keynote yesterday. What are you seeing for performance? How's the speed? Good. So we're not running 6.3 yet, but the speed is pretty quick. And the way that we solved it was throwing hardware at it. So we're throwing, we have four different search ads of which there are about 100 gigs around each. And with 40 cores each. And that seems to do the job. Yeah, when it went in doubt, throw hardware at, I love that. Cause that's what, and look at Facebook, we were at the Facebook conference two weeks ago and all the underlying stuff is still the same, servers, storage, this really hasn't been a lot of, they're throwing hardware at it now. Now, granted, they make their own. So they're at Facebook. But that brings the next question up is that, in a DevOps kind of environment, you mentioned puppet and provisioning. Oh yeah. What are you guys doing in the DevOps side and how does that help you guys from an ops standpoint? How is the DevOps working? Well, we're running on puppet to manage all of our boxes. And that's a lot of different machines. And that saves a massive amount of time because you can ensure the same configuration, the same rule sets. And if somebody changes things what they're not supposed to do, puppet overwrites it. So you got to do through the puppet control center. And now I've also deployed, I've got deployed, Splunk actually is deployed by puppet as well. And I've got classes set up for Splunk. So whenever a new box comes in, you just add it in that regular expression. So if the host name matches the Splunk regular expression, it gets put as an indexer or a search ed or whatever in the configuration just gets dumped right onto it. What about the security aspect? What are you seeing for attacks? I mean, everyone we talked to has always, it started out in the old days doing some port scans. Now you got all kinds of spoofing of malware. You got phishing attacks. You got DDoS. What's I find interesting is I've seen in the last six months is more of a target towards the actual person itself. So what, so someone's going to, we've had these people or people call up and they're either a job interview or they pretend to be somebody that the person already has relationships with. And then they're using that as a connection in. And that's pretty scary because- What are they looking for? Passwords? Just access? You know, the malware they have actually been installing has been crypto wall. And that's really nasty if you've ever run across that. No, we have not. What's it like? Crypto wall runs and it encrypts all the local machine hardware and then it decides to crawl over the network and encrypt everything on the network.  You're going to pay some Bitcoin. That's ransomware. We heard that earlier. We had a guest on earlier today saying- And the return. This is a huge problem. So what I think is what's happening is they realize is a return on some of these people who are worth the effort for actually doing a little Solstice engineering to get their malware on the system. Because there's certain organizations which will pay. And it's a lot, if you look at some of the news articles, you'll see that people are paying some money, a significant amount to get their data back. So how do you, that's just best practices. That's just training. I mean, it's not much technology. That's, or is there? Well, it's hard for one because how do you train organization and people live in a small town of a hundred people? How do you train the people at that level in order not to trust people? Because generally people are trustworthy. Nearly trust people. You're calling up on the phone. I kind of trust you a little bit. You're going to send me an interview. You're going to send me a resume for a job you're applying locally here. Okay, I'll read that resume.  Well, how about you just send it to my personal Gmail account? And so then it goes to the Gmail account and then it's SSL, then it goes right past all the security software and gets in. That's the hacking, that's the culture. I mean, all kinds of weird malware, the spoofing. How about any DDoS attacks? We haven't had, the only ones we've seen as far as people attempting to use us as relays sometimes. And we had one instance a while back where if you're familiar with DNSSEC, unfortunately DNSSEC has some flaws where it decides to send large packets over UDP, which is pretty much, I don't know why the government decided to go with that, because it's a pretty bad idea, because if you can do a small request for a DNS packet and get a large response and you don't have to authenticate the sender, well, every person who tries to secure their system ends up being yet one more vector for bringing down another person's network. So... So, good. As you say, so you're giving a talk later today, right? Tomorrow. Tomorrow. So for the folks that aren't here, give a little plug, what are you going to be talking about? Why should they come and attend if they're here? And then for the people that aren't going to make it, give a little overview of what you're going to cover. So my talk is basically about applying regular expressions to ACLs. So in Splunk, you don't have the controls to do complex regular expressions on access control lists. And if you did, it would be, it uses a lot of CPU power. So my talk is about how to pre-munch your data so that it's ready for search filters in Splunk by using complex regular expressions. So we run about 400 different regular expressions, but there's a way if you organize your regular expressions, right, and you're smart about it, you can effectively share equipment amongst agencies. So what's the vibe of the show? Share with the folks out there, what your take of the show is. For the folks that aren't here watching, what's it like here? It's a lot of nerds walking around with Splunk shirts. It's the one thing I've noticed. And people you can talk to as far as like the lunch and or the breakfast. You just sit down and talk to people and everyone you talk to is pretty much interested in the same thing you're interested in, which is pretty neat. And the conversations are broad. You can talk about Alaska.gov to some other thing over here. We'll be different industries. A banking guy next to me and then there's somebody else on the other side and it's interesting enough. There's a lot of commonalities behind between industries as far as software people are running. Myron, thanks for taking the time to come by theCUBE. Really appreciate it. Thanks for sharing the data with us. We really appreciate it. Enjoy the stretch of the show and then thanks for taking the time. This is theCUBE. We'll be back with more live coverage after this short break.


Wow! Zen dudes and dudas, today we're gonna talk about the number one jump rope mistake that we see people making. Now if you click on this video to find out something incredibly technical, this video is gonna be more about the mindset around jumping rope than anything else. So if you want something technical, right now, I'm gonna get you what you need, click the button in the top right hand corner of the screen, and that's gonna take you to a video that shows you the top five beginner jump rope mistakes. Now let's get into this video. The number one mistake we see people making is not having fun. Here's the thing guys, if it's not fun, it's not sustainable. And we say this about everything in life, whether it's like a relationship or what you do for a living or how you move your body. So if you're jumping rope and you're not having fun with it, you're not gonna stick with it. So here it is, we're gonna give you a few things that you can do on a consistent basis to make sure that you have more fun jumping rope and you just enjoy the process of getting lean and living an awesome life. Number one, find some tunes that you love, all right? Dan and I are constantly looking for new music and we've consolidated this music on a playlist. So we're gonna put that music playlist in the description below. Maybe you wanna listen to our music, it's more like hip hop, chill music, you'll see it, it's in the link in the description. So if you wanna follow one of us, we will link our music playlist in the description below for you because music makes jump rope more fun, especially if the music fits the beats per minute. So if you're jumping rope 150 beats per minute and you have a song that goes with that, it's gonna help you push farther than usual because you're gonna be motivated by the music. The number two way to transcend the number one, begin a jump rope mistake, which is not having fun, is bringing friends to jump rope with you. Sometimes you may not wanna exercise by yourself, you may need a little extra motivation and that's why you got the hung knees.  Next thing we want you to do is get out of the gym. The beauty of jump rope is you can basically do it anywhere. For example, I'm up here and we just got done jumping rope on this roof here and I mean it's a pretty dope place to jump rope. I could have gone to the gym that I have a membership at and I could have done it there or I could have came here, got some fresh air and jump rope where it's beautiful.  Also understand, jump rope is not just something that you're doing to get this physical result.    Finally guys, I wanna hear from you. These are some of the things that Dan and I do to have more fun jumping rope to make sure that fitness is sustainable for us. But drop in the comments below all the things that you do to make jump rope sustainable and to make it fun. If this video was helpful for you, if it was a good reminder, a wake up call that jump rope and moving your body, exercise and fitness should be fun, then please like the video, subscribe to the YouTube channel and come join our free community. We have a free four week challenge. We give away to everyone who joins our community. So I'll link that up in the top right hand corner to the screen for you.  And that's what takes away from a lot of the fun, all right? So if you want a good rope, it's gonna help you get in a good rhythm and allow you to get into that flow state, that zone so you can really enjoy it. Then I'll link up the jump rope that we use personally in the top right hand corner of the screen as well. That's it guys. Thanks so much for watching this video. Zen dudes, we love you. We hope this is helpful. We out.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session, we will discuss integration as an inverse process of differentiation. Integration is basically the inverse process of differentiation. In the differential calculus, we are given a function and we have to find the derivative or differential of this function. But in integral calculus, we are to find a function whose differential is given. Suppose we have d by dx of fx is given to be equal to fx, then we write integral of fx dx is equal to fx plus c. These integrals are called indefinite integrals and the c is the constant of integration. And all these integrals differ by a constant. We already know the formulae for the derivatives of many important functions. From these formulae, we can write down immediately the corresponding formulae for the integrals of these functions. Like we know that d by dx of x raised to the power n plus 1 over n plus 1 is equal to x raised to the power n, then this gives us that integral of x raised to the power n dx is equal to x raised to the power n plus 1 over n plus 1 that is this function plus the constant of integration c and this n is not equal to minus 1. In the same way from the formulae for the derivatives, we find the formulae for the integrals. Like we have integral of cos x dx is equal to sin x plus c, then integral of sin x dx is equal to minus cos x plus c. Next is integral of sin x square x dx is equal to tan x plus c, then the next is integral of cos x square x dx is equal to minus cos x plus c, then integral of sin x tan x dx is equal to sin x plus c. Next is integral of cos x cortex dx is equal to minus cos x plus c, next one is integral of dx upon square root 1 minus x square is equal to sin inverse x plus c, also integral dx upon square root 1 minus x square is equal to minus cos inverse x plus c, then we have integral dx upon 1 plus x square is equal to tan inverse x plus c, then integral dx upon 1 plus x square is equal to minus cos inverse x plus c, then integral e raise to the power x dx is equal to e raise to the power x plus c, next one is integral a to the power x dx is equal to a to the power x upon log a plus c, next one is integral dx upon x multiplied by square root x square minus 1 is equal to sin inverse x plus c, next one is integral dx upon x multiplied by square root x square minus 1 is equal to minus cos inverse x plus c, then integral 1 upon x dx is equal to log modulus x plus c, we need to find the integral i equal to integral of e to the power 4x dx, for this we will use the standard formula for integral e to the power x dx is equal to e to the power x plus c, as you can see that the coefficient of x here is 4, so we will divide the value of this integral by 4, this becomes equal to 1 upon 4 e to the power 4x plus c, this is the value for i and the c is the constant of integration, so in this way we can use the above 16 formulae to find the value of the integrals, now let's discuss the geometrical interpretation of indefinite integral, from geometric point of view an indefinite integral is collection of family of curves each of which is obtained by translating one of the curves parallel to itself upwards or downwards along the y axis, let fx be equal to 2x then integral fx dx is equal to x square plus c, now for different values of c we get different integrals but these integrals are similar geometrically, so we have y equal to x square plus c where c is the constant, this represents a family of integrals by assigning different values to c we get different members of the family and these together constitute the indefinite integral, in this case each integral represents the parabola with its axis along y axis, now for c equal to 0 in y equal to x square plus c we get y is equal to x square, as you can see that y equal to x square is a parabola with its vertex on the origin, for c equal to 1 we have y equal to x square plus 1, this is the curve y equal to x square plus 1 as you can see this is the parabola which is obtained by shifting the parabola y equal to x square 1 unit along y axis in positive direction, next we have for c equal to minus 1 we have y equal to x square minus 1, this is the curve for y equal to x square minus 1, as you can see this is also a parabola which is obtained from the parabola y equal to x square by shifting this parabola 1 unit along y axis in the negative direction, thus we see that for each positive value of c each parabola of the family has its vertex on the positive side of the y axis and for negative values of c each has its vertex along the negative side of the y axis, now let us consider the intersection of these parabolas by a line x equal to a, so this line x equal to a intersects these parabolas at points p naught p 1 p 2, then dy upon dx at these points p naught p 1 p 2 would be equal to 2a, this indicates that the tangents to the curves at these points are parallel, as you can see that the tangents at these points are parallel, thus we have integral 2x dx equal to x square plus c equal to say fc implies that the tangents to all the curves y equal to fcx where c belongs to r at the points of intersection of the curves by the line x equal to a where a belongs to r at parallel, thus we have by giving different values to c we can obtain different numbers of the family of curves. This completes the session, hope you understood the different formulae of integration and how do we get them from differentiation and the geometrical interpretation of indefinite integral.


Hey guys, it's Sohan. I'm going to tell you a little bit about what Black History Month means to me. Black History Month is foremost a celebration of blackness. It is a month during which Blackfeeds get to celebrate themselves and the rest of the world has no choice but to listen and it's particular because we've been told that we shouldn't celebrate that part of ourselves so it feels a bit like a rebellion. For me it means sharing music from back home, sharing food from back home and bathing in the glory of the Negritude movement. It's also a form of reconnection with the African continent so it feels a bit like a homecoming that heals the trauma of slavery.  A return to the homeland without the doubt that my culture isn't 100% African because of the trauma of slavery but it feels like it heals it a little bit and then finally Black History Month gives me the opportunity to build on restoring a sense of internal peace. So what will really heal the trauma that I was talking about is a world that doesn't punish blackness and that world, the way to create it is by having real anti-racist communities. It's making sure that the people around us know they're to protect us black folks and call the system out. So Black History Month for me is a point in the year where we can really pinpoint our beginning the academic year with a fight against racism. Black History Month makes it so that the entire academic year begins with us celebrating our blackness.


I want to make a few points absolutely clear. Israel has no intention of permanently occupying Gaza or displacing its civilian population. Israel is fighting Hamas terrorists, not the Palestinian population. And we are doing so in full compliance with international law. The IDF is doing its utmost to minimize civilian casualties, while Hamas is doing its utmost to maximize them by using Palestinian civilians as human shields. The IDF urges Palestinian civilians to leave war zones by disseminating leaflets, making phone calls, providing safe passage corridors, while Hamas prevents Palestinians from leaving at gunpoint and often with gunfire. Our goal is to rid Gaza of Hamas terrorists and free our hostages. Once this is achieved, Gaza can be demilitarized and de-radicalized, thereby creating a possibility for a better future for Israel and Palestinians alike.


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What's been interesting when it comes to hiring people that are neurodiverse, the tech sector, the computer companies, they've really reached out, they know they need that talent, and the financial sector has reached out. And these are the sectors that would hire the mathematically gifted people on the spectrum. Sure. I could definitely say that I'm not one of those mathematically gifted autistic people. I am not either. And this brings up another big thing I talk about. And I got a new book coming out called Visual Thinking. And it's about the different kinds of thinking. I'm an object visualizer. If you watch the HBO movie about me, Temple Grandin, it shows how I think visually.


The vision of our church is to see Jesus glorified, to see the devil put to shame, to see sickness and all of the works of the devil put to shame. The videos that you just seen, that is the desire, every service. To see people healed, to see people saved, because once we are saved, our life becomes changed. Not only we start going to church, not only, you know, we stop doing bad things, but Jesus Christ gives us a new heart and He gives us a new nature.  Our desires to see Holy Spirit also move mightily in our own personal lives and for us to develop a relationship with Holy Spirit that He is not just a dove somewhere in heaven, that He is not a cloud of force, but He is a very close friend that we develop a relationship with every single day. Holy Spirit is a person. I so many times hear people say that they want to know Jesus and they say, oh if Jesus would have been here today on earth like in Jerusalem, I would quit my job, I would sell my house, sell my car, get a one way ticket to Jerusalem, rent a nice hotel there and go with Jesus every single day. What would you do if Jesus would be in Jerusalem? Would you go to be with Him? Would you leave everything you have to hang out with Jesus? Would you watch His YouTube channel? Would you subscribe to His podcast? Okay. How would you, what would you do if Jesus would be in Jerusalem? Well, let's change the question. What would you do if Jesus would be in Prosser? You're like, I'll bring him to Tri-Cities. I know what I would do. I would probably do what disciples did. But did you actually know that disciples did that with Jesus? But it didn't really change their life. Because when Jesus was being betrayed, one guy left his clothes and ran naked from Jesus. One guy committed suicide and the other 11 ran for their life. The idea that we have is that if I am close to Jesus physically, my life would dramatically change. All the apostles will stand up in front of you and tell you, not really true. You can be actually the same, thousands of people around Jesus and they were not changed. Now they experienced some miracles, but not changed. But Jesus said, what's really going to change you is not when I am physically with you. It's when the Holy Spirit is spiritually in you. Jesus himself, who you and I dreamed to be with physically, said, if you be with me physically, that is not really going to change your life.  You have everything you need for your life to be changed within your disposal. Everything you need for your life to be changed is within your reach. It's the person of the Holy Spirit. He is very close to you. As a Christian, as a believer in Jesus, the Bible says Holy Spirit lives in us. How beautiful is that? How wonderful is that? He doesn't live in Africa. He doesn't live in Asia. He doesn't live somewhere out there. He lives so close. He lives within us. That means that during worship, I can say, precious Holy Spirit, I want you to be closer to me. Be closer to me. I give myself to you. Holy Spirit, speak and lead me. That means that when I am in the car, Holy Spirit who lives in me, He can guide me and He can lead me and He can empower me. As I'm speaking right now with my thoughts, I'm speaking to you with my words when my thoughts are completely somewhere else. Because I'm asking this person of the Holy Spirit not only to keep you awake, which also requires a miracle sometimes on Sunday morning, but change you and change me in the process as well. And Jesus says when you get up to speak in front of people, He says, don't worry what you have to say, but He says, trust in this person, the Holy Spirit. I remember last Sunday before our home group, I was reading through the material we read through our home groups. And this author in the book mentioned that Holy Spirit is a person and as a person, He can be vexed, means like tortured. And I was like, God, I know devil tortures people, but I know we can torture people. But I never knew that my behavior and my decisions can actually torment, hurt Holy Spirit. And after that, I was looking at everything like the Bible and a computer and a TV and I'm like, what in my life hinders this relationship and what in my life can help this relationship? Develop a relationship with God inside of you. Trust in God inside of you. I'm not talking about trust in you.  Like the New Age and a lot of religions that say that you have to connect to your chi. No, that's not chi, that's flesh. As a Christian, we have a Holy Spirit. He's not he, she, He is God. And as a believer, He lives in us. He uses our consciousness to speak to us. And most of us, we love the God in heaven, but we don't fellowship with God inside of us. Most of us, we trust the God of the universe, but not the God, the Holy Spirit who lives in us. To trust His voice, to trust His leading, to trust when He leads and guides us. When you're about to give an offering and you hear that whisper, take whatever you have on the other pocket and give that away as well. When you're going to see a homeless person and the Holy Spirit begins to lead you, the Holy Spirit begins to guide you. When you see somebody who is lonely, I ask you that you develop a relationship with God who lives not in the next block, not in the next room, but inside of our spirit, through the Holy Spirit. Can somebody say amen? With that said, I want to take a few moments to read the Word of God to us and bring a brief message. And so if you have your Bible, let's go to Gospel of Luke chapter 17 and verse 14. And Jesus said, and when He saw them, this is a story about 10 lepers. When He saw them, He said to them, to the lepers, go and show yourselves to the priests. And as they went, they were cleansed. I want you to say that with me. Say, as they went, they were cleansed. And another verse that we want to read is verse 19. So we know that 10 people came to Jesus, 10 got healed, 9 went to the priests, and one person gets, he sees that he got healed and he runs back to Jesus. And he said, Jesus said to that man, he said, rise and go your way. Your faith has made you well. I want us to say this simple prayer out loud after me. Say, Lord Jesus, open my heart to Your Word. Lord Jesus, open my heart to Your Spirit. Lord Jesus, open my heart to Your faith. Amen. I want to speak today on the message called proper perspective. Proper perspective or proper priorities. Whatever the background said. Proper priorities means the right priorities, the power of right priorities. We see 10 lepers coming to Jesus. And their lepers, they're isolated from their families. But it's interesting, they refuse to isolate themselves from other lepers. They still kept a sense of unity amongst themselves. And together united, they decided to approach Jesus. It's interesting to notice that they are not asking Jesus to kill them or cleanse them. They are asking Jesus to have mercy on them. It's very important anytime we come to God having a problem. Not to ask God to change our problem, but to change our heart. Many people come to God to change their circumstances. But the interesting part with all of the bad circumstances in our life, there's one common denominator, and that is you. And that is me. And if God keeps changing our circumstances with our ever changing our heart, it's a matter of time we'll find ourselves in the same circumstances very quickly. Most of us don't need our circumstances to be changed first. We need our heart to be changed first. And therefore our prayer when we are in need, in sickness, in poverty, marriage falling apart, or our health falling apart, or we have nightmares or attacks. Most of us are tempted to run to God and put our hand into his pocket and get a miracle and have him change our circumstances. And many times you will see that the Lord will long in not doing that right away. Because he sees that the real problem is our sin. The real problem is our heart. And he wants to change the cause of our problem, not just deal with the fruits of our problem. Because somebody say amen. Most of us are seeking healing when God wants to seek, for us to seek forgiveness of our sin. And these lepers, I mean, if there was anybody who should come to Jesus and scream and yell, please Jesus heal us. It would be these lepers. Yet we see them coming to Jesus and say, please Jesus have mercy on us. I'm not sure whether they heard the testimony of Bartimaeus. When Bartimaeus used to be blind and instead of asking Jesus to open his eyes, he asked Jesus to have mercy on him. Don't be afraid. Sometimes people like, well, if I don't tell God about my problems, he's not going to know. Really.  Why pray if he doesn't know your problems? If he doesn't know your problems, he can't hear you then. God knows everything. But God wants to know that you know your problems. God wants to know that I know the real problem that I have. And the real problem is my heart. Not always my pocket. Not always my relationships and not always my circumstances. Anytime you try to advise couples who have marital problems and the funny part is they always feel like it's the other person.  People say, no, it's 99% her problem and mine is one small slice. And the only reason mine has a slice is because of her 99%. And please, counselor, I'm paying you, convinced my wife to get rid of her 99% problem so that I could finally get rid of mine one. And not realizing that is not how ever it will work. If you've ever been married to more than few days, you will know one thing. This will never ever fix your relationship with your spouse and this will never work in your relationship with God.  Proper priorities means your heart, the change of your heart is more important than the change of your circumstances. The change of your mind is more important than the change of your life. Can somebody say amen? They come to Jesus and they ask Jesus for mercy. Yet Jesus doesn't give them healing like with others where Jesus would touch a person and immediately leprosy will leave. Jesus doesn't speak a word and says be cleansed like he did with others. Jesus doesn't lay his hands upon them so that the leprosy leaves. He actually tells them as we've read in verse 14. He says go and show yourselves to the priests. And the scripture says that they didn't even ask any questions. What about our healing? What about our leprosy? But see they knew, Jesus knew what they wanted. They trusted that Jesus knew their intentions and Jesus knew their problems. And the Bible says as they walked. It's interesting that not when Jesus spoke, not when they arrived but as they walked they were cleansed. I have a word for somebody this morning. There's times when God heals right on the spot but there are times when you take a step by step in faith and you notice the problem you had before you have no more. There are times when deliverance happens when you are on a prayer line or when you are laying your hands and you are praying with a minister, the man of God through YouTube or through Emmanuel TV but there are certain things that as you walk with God as you take step by step every single day in faith you will begin to notice some chains falling off some cleansing happening as you walk by faith. There are blessings we get when we come to Jesus but there are other things we get by walking in faith. I've had healings in my life, I've had breakthroughs in my life but most of them, not all, most of them happened as I walked. I've had encounters with God where I would feel His presence in a way that I cannot describe but rarely they happened in the service but most of them they happened as I walked. I know a lot of people who exactly the same way and they could testify today that as they walked God started to cleanse their life. I value prayer lines, I value man of God or the atmosphere where Holy Spirit's presence moves mightily. I value worship experience where you lift your hands and you feel literally goosebumps going through your body. I value those moments when on Friday night when I was at the camp in Salem and about 11 people came to testify of instant healing that they received while we were praying and they started to share that as we were praying heat was going through the painful parts of their body that is so wonderful, I value those moments but I also know a man of faith lives by faith, walks by faith and your miracle might not happen in an instant it might happen as you walk. Don't underestimate the importance of your process don't underestimate the importance of your walk with God don't underestimate the importance of every Sunday attendance to church because if you come once like well I didn't get anything if you come just one month like well I didn't get anything I've been listening to the Word of God, reading the Word of God I didn't get anything maybe you're one of the lepers whom Jesus is going to heal as he gives you an instruction as you commit to a process and a walk of righteousness. Can somebody say amen, let's put our hands together for Jesus Christ. I'm reminded of the story of Israelites when they were in Egypt and God through the blood of the Lamb which was symbolic of the blood of Jesus our Savior sets them free from Egypt and protects them from the death of the firstborn yet when they were relieved and sent off from Egypt, Pharaoh and all of his army was still intact the Bible says they walked out from Egypt with boldness with singing, tambourines, songs of praise finally 300 years, 330 years of slavery is done with and we are going to go forward into the promised land but their joy was soon turned into a deep, deep despair when they started to hear the noises of chariots and the horses right behind them and they recognized the Pharaoh was not coming to give them gifts they recognized that the army of Egyptians is not coming to say final goodbye they recognized Pharaoh is coming and he looks angry he has this Facebook status mad ready to kill and Israel does what every Christian always do oh God, why did you oh God, why went from God, you are so awesome two minutes ago to God, you are so why did you do this and that's not people of faith who do that and they start to complain and complain and complain and God said something very interesting God said to Israel go forward imagine you have an enemy in front behind you you cannot go forward fast enough he will catch up, there is no way around it and the worst part is you can't go forward because in front of you is a sea and that's how always we feel when we have a sickness in our body I can't go forward I can't walk by faith I'm in pain I can't walk in purity I'm addicted I can't walk with God I have this thing on me called laziness and it keeps me, I have this battle with the blankets every morning I can't go on I want you to notice, God is not going to ask you to do something that's always easy God didn't say I'm going to kill the Egyptians open the red sea and then you walk God says no, he says you begin to walk I will open the sea and as the sea was open the Bible says as they walk through this impossible situation God drowned the enemy in the place that was so impossible for them to walk through as you walk God will deal with your past many times we say no God please I want to deal with my pharaoh and then I will commit myself to God I want to deal with my issues and then I will commit myself to the purposes of God the funny part is that you will not be able to deal with pharaoh, he's stronger than you the only way is to let God deal with your pharaoh as you obey God and let God mess with your past can somebody say amen so many of us people who say things like I need to first deal with this I need to work with this, I need to fix this I need to fix that and then I will commit myself to the obedience of God the problem with that is by the time you're done you're gone pharaoh will have you for his lunch he's stronger than you you can't beat your past if you would, you would have done a long time ago you would have never been captured by it don't tell me you are gonna deal with your past if you would be able to, you wouldn't have a past you can't deal with it on your own the only way is not to turn back to deal with something in the past but sometimes honestly let the past scream and yell and holler at you, you simply go forward even when going forward seems like going to a sea you go forward even if going forward seems a suicide even if moving forward beyond the past seems scary seems worse than actually returning to the past you go forward as they walked they got cleansed as Israel they walked God drowned the enemy there is a power in not trying to get healed but trying to walk by faith there is power in not just trying to get delivered but trying to submit yourself to the power that delivers the power of God's word there is a power not in trying to always dealing with things popping up from the past but to be focused forward into the calling and the purposes of God and as you see you look back and you realize the loud pharaoh is no more there is power in what God said to Lot run to the mountain but what about Sodom God said as you walk I will set Sodom on fire as you look forward as you go forward I will deal with your past I will deal with your sickness I will deal with your situation I will deal walk with God walk in your faith walk in your purposes don't take leaps of faith don't have this what most Christians have this one month fire and like a submarine next three years secret service Christian not showing up in church for months for years until another problem shows up that's not how God wants us to live can somebody say amen there are miracles that will happen as we walk with God not just as when we come to Jesus the second thing or the third thing I wanted to share with you was the fact Jesus doesn't give them a promise he only gives them a command now think about it most of us know there is a power in Jesus's promise but very few of us know that there is power in Jesus's commands God's commands not only his promises have power imagine Jesus doesn't tell them they will get healed Jesus only tells them where to go if I would be a leper I would say before we do what are our chances of getting healed I don't mind walking 10 more miles but I've been walking for past 25 years a leper and I don't need another rabbi tell me where to go I need to know do I even have a 50% chance of getting healed do I have 50% of my leprosy be gone I can settle for 50 but I need to know some kind of a some promise I mean come on give me some hope Jesus doesn't give them a hope I mean read the Bible he tells them go show yourself to the priest okay and they go show themselves to the priest you know Jesus's clothes have power Jesus spit has power I would always say I would rather take Jesus spit than Jesus's kiss I would rather have Jesus spit at me than Jesus kiss me God protect us from those kisses in Jesus's name but Jesus's spit has power Jesus's garments have power Jesus's promises has power but somehow we think Jesus's commands they force us to do things can I tell you something today Jesus's commands are packed with power and when they are acted upon power is released they bring a cripple man to Jesus lays on his bed and Jesus forgives his sin the man is still crippled the man is still lame the man still cannot walk and Jesus looks at him and says get up that's a command he didn't say you will walk he didn't say you will get up he doesn't give him a promise he didn't say you will get power he just looks at the man who the reason why he came to Jesus he cannot do he says do it if I would be that man I would say well the problem is the reason why I am here is because I can't walk when Jesus says when I commend you there is a power that follows the command and when you try to act on it my power only then is released not when I commend many people say I can't obey God I can't pray I can't read the Bible I can't bring people to Jesus I can't speak I can't give my finances I can't do this if God tells you to do it act on it you may not be able to do it a minute before he tells you but when he tells you to do it in his command is a power and when you act on it and realize God's eyes have power his breath has power and if he uttered a word that means in that word is a power to do it God will not ask you to do something he doesn't give you power to do it and when does he give you power when you choose to act on his command when you choose to act on his word that is when his power is released after Bennyhin shared how he got healed God told him to preach the problem is that he is stuttered he stuttered so much especially when he would get nervous he would stutter that he couldn't pronounce a word and the moment he would get up to preach the stuttering would stop because God's power is released when we trust in his commands when his command says purity you can't say I'm addicted to pornography get up and his power will enable you to be pure from pornography if his word says do not smoke if God places it says you cannot do that it says well the problem is you don't understand God how it affects the brains there is this addictive personality that I have trust your word I will act on your word and the power from your word will be released in my life Jesus says commands not only his promises have power in them people nowadays say things like the reason I committed this sin is because I was defeated imagine your child coming to you why I don't wash the dishes vacuum the house and obey you it's because I get defeated and you will come to them and you say let me show you what real defeat looks like you will take a belt and defeat them and defeat their defeat no come on we all know that the reason why kids don't do these things it's not because they are defeated because they are disobedient yet when we come to God we smoke, drink, rebel against our parents we don't do it we come to God we say oh you got so defeated that devil is a liar you didn't get defeated you were disobedient and when you diagnose your problem properly then God can deal with it properly when you come to God and instead of saying oh God I got so defeated last night that I watched this movie and I knew you didn't want me to do no if you come to God and say God you are such a rebel such a disobedient wicked wretched blind sinner have mercy on me God will help you don't call your sin for what it's not and don't think miracles will happen only because you are going to get delivered it's when you are going to trust God commands also not only His promises amen I always hear young people who say I can't stop this the question is not can you stop it the question is can you obey can you obey if I ask you can you go pick up that garbage I just can't pick up that garbage why is it too heavy are you too weak yes I'm too weak and the garbage is too heavy the problem is not it's a piece of paper you can pick it up the question is not can you pick up the garbage the question is can you obey what I asked you to do that's how God wants us to have with Him that we obey Him and that's when the power will be released in our life can somebody say amen come on let's put our hands together for Jesus Christ the last thought that I want to share from this story so the first thought that I shared is the fact that we have to ask for His mercy not just our healing the second thought is the fact that we have to understand there is a power in the process when we take steps with God and then the third thought that we shared is that there is power in the Word of God not only in the promises of God there is power in the commands of God not only in His touch but one more thing that we need to share and that is the fact that there is power in proper priorities that the whole message is about priorities there is a cleansing power in proper priorities 10 lepers who have not been with their families for a very long time 10 lepers who probably some already have children before or maybe after 10 lepers who have relatives who have places to go to a family to show themselves in front and they are coming to Jesus and Jesus commands them to go into something called a temple and to see someone not their uncle, auntie, cousin, grandma, grandpa father, mother, son, daughter wife girlfriend, boyfriend he says go and show yourself to your priest first and then when one leper who already was healed come back to Jesus Jesus tells him your faith has made you well and this is what he says now you go your way whatever you want to go go but Jesus doesn't tell them to go where they want to go in the beginning he tells them to go where he wants them to go and as they go where he wants them to go they get cleansed so then when they can go where they want to go they can be a blessing to that environment because Jesus knows their family does not need a leper family needs a father family needs a father a mother not a leper and Jesus knows that if you don't do what I ask you to do then you come to your own way you cannot be beneficial to that you are not blessed the first thing you have to do is do what I ask you to do because in that process I am gonna do a work inside of you that then when you do what you want to do you will be blessed in it that's why we give tithe we first give what God wants when you give 10% so then when you do your 90% you can have God's blessing on it I'll rather have 90% cleansed by God that 100% full of leprosy and most of us Jesus tells us put me first in your finances no no no you don't understand I need to go I need to do this I have bills I have car payment I have this I have this I have this and we are literally lepersing our finances and then we don't have time to come back to God but if you put God first then you are clean and Jesus tells you now you go your way do what you want to do do what is your dreams do what is your goal I remember the best marriage advice that I had and we went to a marriage seminar with my wife and one pastor who is also a marriage counselor he got up and he said the best thing you can do for your marriage is with your marriage build the kingdom of God and make the kingdom of God the church and the ministry a priority he says God in return will build up your marriage he said if you make a decision to build your marriage first and put church in the kingdom of God second expect help from above he said God adds those things to those who seek him first and he said if you don't have time for God to be first you will rarely find time for him to be second how many of you you woke up in the morning and you didn't have time to pray and you recognized you didn't pray at all because God doesn't do good being second your wife won't do good being second your children won't do good being second to something else they always go crazy God does good when he is second when we do what Jesus says when we put him first the right priority I know that the children oh but I'm healed I need to go see my family oh I'm healed but I need to go see my neighbors my uncle needs to know this uncle he was always with me he sent me bread when I was in the leprosy camp I need to go there Jesus no my temple and the priest is first your way is second if you go your way you can be cleansed and be a blessing to them hug them kiss them and be with them because if you go your way first you will be a leper if you go my way I will cleanse you and then I will bless your way my friends I want to encourage you today put God's mission above your ambition your ambitions have to be second God's mission and that is to bring people to Jesus have to be first you want God to bless your way when you go his way he will bless your way put priority in your finances put God in your finances in your marriage put God there in your day put God in the beginning in your work in your put God meaning make a purpose to pursue what matters to God which is salvation of souls and God in return will help you in the things that matter to you I remember a testimony of a man who we know here at our church named Jason he was addicted to drugs drinking and few other things and brother Larry he knows Jason pretty well and most of us here we know Jason pretty well many many years ago when he was addicted to these things he decided to he realized that I'm a leper and I am not going to be good to my children I'm not going to be good to my wife he already had a wife and he already had a son and he admitted himself to a Christian rehab center is like a discipleship program for one year when he decided to be completely free from all of these addictions and all of these problems because he knew if I go back to my family I want to come back clean not a leper he stayed there for one year the program was finished and he was ready to go home but this program had one more year and as this program was approaching to the end he felt strongly in his heart that he wanted to stay a little bit longer because he heard so many people who get out from this program and they go back into drugs in a few years and he's like I don't want to ever go back into drugs and I want to take one more year to just get closer so that I could be with my family for the rest of my life and be not a drug addict but to be a cleansed holy father the problem is toward the end of the first year his son has a hole in his heart and he needs the father to be there as he's going to go through surgeries as he's going to go through all kinds of scans and his wife calls him he says please come and be with your son he's like oh yeah I'm finishing the first year but God is asking me to stay one more year and the wife was so mad he said how dare does God know you have a son does God not care about the fact that your son has a hole he said God knows better how to care for my son than I know but he said my son does not need a drug addict my son needs a man who's going to love him and be an example and you know what Jason does stays one more year in this discipleship program the funny part God heals his son of a heart problem Jason finishes the second year and today you look at Jason and it's been over nine years he's walking free from all of those chains he used to be bound up by why because first go show yourself to the priest and then you come back and Jesus says now you're blessed to go your way first as a young person you dedicated yourself to holiness and now when God brings the right person God blesses your marriage you can have romance dating sex all this stuff with God's blessing you dedicated yourself to a life not flirting around, fornicating but going God's way so then God can bless you when you go your way I want to ask you today please choose God's way you will beg him one day to bless yours and I'm going to be very honest with you you can't mock God God is not a toy you can't break into heavens save whatever you want this obeying God you gotta as a Christian born again put God first please put God's priorities first your school is important but saving souls is more important your hobbies are important but your home group is important but church attendance is important I know your bills and all of these things Starbucks and new shoes and then your phone that's coming up in September is important but you're tied to God church is about you doing what God wants you to do so God can cleanse you and then God can bless your way and whatever you want to do in your life God is now after taking things from you God just hates seeing a leper being with the family God just hates your own way not to be blessed by him and God says this is only one way I can bless this if you choose my way you know I know another young man whom we attended his funeral a few weeks ago quite a similar situation he was very dear to us and we had the same advice I brought Jason to him and I said please I would drive you to a place where you can be free please stay there as long as you need I know those two years are so important but please two years are nothing you have a whole life in front of you and his excuse was this I have a daughter he died two weeks ago God cannot be mocked if you go your way you are on your own if you choose God's way it might be hard it might not be easy sometimes you might look you say why am I doing this but you will be cleansed God will bless your way your marriage your health your finances your family your children and the future generations blessings are not accidental blessings are not God go and have a mini mini money blessings in heaven are not like lorry it's just whoever is lucky blessings in heaven is about seek first the kingdom of God and God says then I will add things to you these things are not accidental these things are there's but you can be saved and live in hell on earth you can be saved on this earth and live cursed on earth and it's not about just getting another spray of anointing water or getting another anointing sticker on your door if that door is not open to God no sticker can help you make a decision today let's all make a decision to go God's way first and let God bless our way amen