Live from Las Vegas, it's theCUBE, covering HPE Discover 2017, brought to you by Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Welcome back everyone, we're here live in Las Vegas for SiliconANGLE's CUBE's exclusive coverage of HPE Discover 2017. I'm John Furrier, my co-host, Dave Vellante. Our next guest is Justin Hotard, Vice President General Manager of the Service Provider and OEM Solutions for HPE, if I can enterprise, and Kurt Belisar, Senior Director of Service Provider Engineering. We got the trends, we got the market leader, go to market leader as well as the engineering. Guys, welcome to theCUBE. Thanks, great to be here. So obviously the service providers is an interesting marketplace. We've been covering it for a long time and we know how hot NFV is and all the great stuff going on at the network, moving up the stack, applications over the top, you name it, it's all crazy world. But you look at the trends around smart cities, autonomous vehicles, and media, media entertainment, smart home, Apple announcing another home pod. It's just internet of things. This is a right market for service providers. My first question is, with 5G over the top, these kinds of trends to power these transformative use cases is really putting even more pressure on the service providers. So what's the deal? I mean, where are they at? What are you guys doing with the business? Give us a quick taste of the landscape and some of the forcing functions that are helping your business. Yeah, absolutely. And I think you hit on a lot of the trends driving the growth in service providers. What we see is a very dynamic market where everybody's trying to figure out their business model and build their services and respond to all these changes. And so what we see is a lot of customers, our customers, the service providers, need a lot of flexibility. They need to be able to respond to these changes. They also need to be able to scale. Globalization is a huge trend because I launched something in the US and Uber or Lyft is a good example. I launched it in the US. Everybody expects to have that service everywhere else in the world. And guess what? They say, whoa, hold on. Exactly, exactly. And then you've got issues with data sovereignty and security and privacy and you have to factor all those things in. But these businesses, our service provider customers, don't have time to wait. So they really see us as a core partner to them to enable speed and delivery. And Kurt, you probably can add a few points because you've seen this market evolve over the last, almost decade. Yeah, I think what we're seeing is we're seeing a transition to where there's more data out at the edge and so you're growing both edge data centers and you're growing central data centers at the same time. The percentage of operating expense that these customers are spending on their IT gear is just very large percent. And so they're all trying to optimize their spend in that space. And that means that they're looking at ways to optimize the gear. They're looking at ways to optimize how they deliver the gear out to the data centers. They're looking at reducing serviceability costs and trying to attack it across the board. So let's talk consolidation for a bit because early on everybody said, oh, it's just going to consolidate to a few providers and the exact opposite has happened. It's logical. Services have always been sort of decentralized and local and that's sort of exactly what you're describing. So how do you look at the market? How do you segment it? And what's your thinking in terms of the explosion or contraction of this market, in terms of number of players? Yeah, Dave, so I think a lot of our, a lot of what we see in the press or what's discussed is we talk a lot about the infrastructure as service providers, right? And the largest service providers. The reality is, is the market is fragmenting because more and more businesses are moving to an as a service model. There's businesses as a service, software as a service. And so each of these customers has a unique business model, how they make money, where they extract value, how they respond to their customers. And we really see that trend and I don't think it's going to change. That's not to say that the largest players in the market won't continue to grow and scale. And as we've seen, they've been doing that pretty consistently, but we're still going to see those different services and different values because it is local, it's customized. And you think about autonomous driving. I mean, there's going to be, you brought that up earlier, right? Like there's going to be, there's the people that are going to provide autonomous vehicles for consumers. There's many people that provide it as a service. There's people that provide services into those vehicles. Data services. Data services, content services, right? And so we think all of those models will continue. And the economics of one size fits all, just don't work. And I think when you look at our product strategy, our solution strategy, including Point Next and how we go to market, it's recognizing that. I mean, we have customers in Europe, for example, that buy what we might consider more traditional data infrastructure gear. A lot of the core products we have in market today, we have customers that want customized, we talk about white box a lot, but customized solutions, the latest technology integrated, optimized for their workload, for their scale. And we run the gamut. And a lot of that is because not one, one size just doesn't fit all in this environment, let alone what Kurt was talking about with where they're deploying their technology. Yeah, no, I see the same trends. I think that both the large public cloud providers are going to continue to grow and then you're going to see that the next tier down is also going to continue to grow. You know, it's everything as a service is starting to explode. And how are their requirements? Are they dramatically different? I mean, the large guys, they got massive scale and sort of give me the stuff and get out of my way sort of attitude, but the second and third tier, there's a lot of customization required. Where do you see HPE being able to add value in that space? We're going to see customization at both ends. It's just going to be more customization with the top tier customers. But it's interesting, what you've seen is a lot of the IT skill sets and people have migrated from some of the top tier providers down to the second tier. And so you see them wanting to employ a lot of the same techniques to go save cost and optimize their environment. And when we say customize, there's a very good reason why they customize. They will customize to the extent that it allows them to go lower their total cost of ownership. And so they'll go grab... Well, that's a great point. Dave's mentioned in an earlier segment that all companies are becoming technology companies. Jim Jackson was talking about the digital technology issue. So you have a power law going on. You're going to have that the head and the long tail of kind of service providers.  So in a way, they're SMBs from that old classical definition. So the point is the definition is changing. Yeah. What's that impact to your business and your product offering? It's really interesting. I mean, I think your point is every company is a service provider. And so we also see this even within our enterprise customers, they have workloads that are running on enterprise rate. They run mission critical workloads and then they run service provider platforms, right? And they're looking for that flexibility. They don't want to be bucketized. But because in order to compete, in order to have a service that might deliver content into their products or provide connectivity into their products for intelligence or AI, they need to be able to, they need to have the same cost advantages, the same technology advantages, the same forward planning, because a big thing we see in the service provider spaces, they buy ahead on technology because they're trying to run the life cycle of what they might need and get that return on investment. So we see those same behaviors across our enterprise customers that are buying as service providers so there is a bit of a blending of the business. Is there a pattern that you can talk to in the marketplace? This is interesting because if you believe that, which I do, I think you guys would agree that everyone's becoming a service provider. But service providers have had a legacy business that had completely different dimensions than say a classic enterprise. A lot of online, a lot of hyperscalers up front. Now you have data tsunami coming. So are there patterns that this is a little service provider like that now the enterprises have to deal with? Can you share insight into some of the things that, and what you guys are doing to solve that? I mean, I know the flexibility thing is a key message. Composability, I get that. But what are the core customer problems that now look like service provider problems? Well, there are a lot of enterprise customers that are going and starting to stand up environments that look like service provider environments. And there's different reasons why they do that. They could need an internal cloud for some reason. They could actually be standing up a service now that they're offering out to the public. But the answer is they're all looking for some of the same things in their cloud-like environment. They want consistency in the way that they want to go and deploy and talk to the servers. They want to have lowest cost, total cost of ownership. And that's both on a capital expense side in terms of what they pay to go buy the actual equipment, but also on the operating expense side. The more that they can make their cloud or their grid look uniform, it becomes easier to service. It becomes easier to maintain. And so you're starting to see them on a smaller scale perhaps, but employ a lot of the same techniques that are used in the large clouds. The business model question too comes up. In the old days, the ones who were online, highly big procures of gear, servers and storage, financial services, healthcare. I mean, these are highly online transactional businesses. And service providers also fell in that bucket. But now as everyone sassifies, hello, your revenue model is tied to those services. Yeah, and it's interesting too, because we put a lot of emphasis, I mean, by virtue of being a technology company, we put a lot of emphasis on the tech and making sure we've got the right systems and configurations we're delivering to the customer. But the other thing is, it turns out that there's some laws around physics. So power matters, real estate matters, right? Footprint matters, distance, right? All those things for latency and proximity. And we talked about some of the other elements, but those are actually huge operating costs, huge value points for our customers. So helping them make sure that they're balancing all those choice points, because if we get the operating expense right on the tech, but then they can't handle the power, they can't handle the footprint, they've got a different issue, they can't scale, exactly. And so that actually puts a limit on their growth, right? And so there's all these different things that we balance and where we bring value. And it's not just the technology, but that total solution. So the service provider space has always been a harbinger for what's going to happen in the enterprise. So if you looked 10 years back, it was virtualization and then dev ops and containers and then now all that stuff that's hitting the enterprise now was being done years ago. So what are the sort of tech trends that are driving the service provider space now? What are you seeing there that might show us a glimpse as to what's coming in the future? Where are they focused? I think that we're seeing a continuation and furthering of some of the technologies that we've seen the public clouds rolling out starting to happen with the enterprise. When I think from a technology trends standpoint, things that folks are looking at today, right? We're seeing alternate processors become available this year. ARM64, we're getting into the second generation of that. We're seeing trends coming like NVME drives, the ability to pull data off of drive much quicker. If you're a financial services industry company that wants to transact data real quick, that's helping out there. We're seeing NVDim technology that's coming into play and that's shifting everything, right? Storage and memory is starting to come together. And so the way that they move around and cache data is something that's going to change. Applications are going to have to change. The network... The architectures are changing, big too. Absolutely. One of the drivers behind that, because you brought up the in-memory and then also we just had talking to the server options lead and this is a big deal. I mean, memory used to be a constraint that you get the program around swapping out back in the old days, but now it's almost limitless with persistent SSDs, speed, and also that gives app developers huge flexibility. So this is going to... I mean, this should change the game on the server. It's all about the data. I mean, there's just more and more and more data being stored for different reasons and the data sets that people want to operate on are just getting larger and larger. And to the extent that we can pull those in and operate on them in a faster way and memory, it helps. But you guys got a very dynamic market, so I got to ask the question, what is the biggest wave that you guys are riding on the go-to-market and from a technology standpoint, because if you believe this conversation we're having, which is happening, is a service provider, a service provider, a service provider is going on because someone may be a specialist in, say, big data analytics service provider for cars, or I am a healthcare service provider that's at scale, so scale becomes now the new differentiation. I mean, that's the lock-in spec, but it's not really lock-in, it's just that you have scale. So you can almost envision this channel of service providers. How would that play out? I mean, that would be certainly game-changing. How do you guys rationalize that trend? And what is the wave that you're riding? Yeah, I think it all goes back to our customers, and we're doing a few different things. So one is deep direct engagement with these customers that are especially the ones on the cutting edge to have an early dialogue with them, make sure we're delivering the right solutions. The other thing is actually bringing value. So we do some things through it. We have a program called partner ready service provider. We bring in actually some of our service provider customers, and this is a global program, and we actually then deliver those services, because we have certain customers that might, again, back to that mix in a CIO's environment, they might look like an enterprise, they might look like a hyperscale service provider customer. They may also look like they're a consumer of service providers. Oh, great. Exactly, and so actually being able to do all of that is really important, and we think, again, we think when we wrap all of that with our service delivery, our global footprint, our supply chain ability to deliver products anywhere in the world, those are all things that give us a solution advantage for our customers. Kurt, how about open? The cloud line server portfolio, fast growing, the cloud age is here, open infrastructure. I was just talking to some of the guys in the labs, you're seeing some of the stuff at the network layer becoming open source projects. You almost take the network stack and say, oh wow, there's like six open source projects that make up HP, Arista, Juniper, and Cisco, core technologies yet, you have to build your own proprietary stuff around that to differentiate how does open fit into all of this? Because at the end of the day, it's going to be an open source driven software world with the cloud. Yeah, I think there's open source software pieces and open source, I think we will get to the point where we have more open standards around hardware too. And you've seen OCP, you've seen open 19 launch a couple of weeks ago and you're starting to see standards around the hardware as well. I think that opens critical. I think that it is the way of the future in this space. I think that we, again, back to the comment about what the large grids or large service provider customers need, they need uniformity in their data center to a certain extent. It makes it easier to manage and easier to operate. And if you just start with that principle, that implies we're going to have open standards. They're going to want open standards around the rack, they're going to want open standards around the gear, open standards around some of the options that go in the gear. There's going to be open standards from a software standpoint. And it's going to be the companies that go and sell that gear responsibility to make those bulletproof, to make them to the point where they're secure, to make them on the hardware side to the point where you can distribute it worldwide and service it. And open is here to stay. We've been predicting on the Q and O, Jay's got a question, but I wanted to get this point. I believe that we've been predicting hasn't yet come true and most of our predictions come true. So we're kind of waiting for the signals. Since open compute, we've seen a maker culture going on where we believe there's going to be a hardware renaissance. And when I say open hardware, it's really a driver on that thoughts on that because this certainly would change the game.  They can't do this. An interesting trend. If software is eating the world and data is going to eat software, which we believe, then you might see a really big shift. So software, I mean hardware, we had Microsoft's bombers say at the conference last week, we should have gotten the hardware business earlier. I mean, what is that all about? So again, this points to a renaissance. Do you agree? Totally. I think you hit a dead on. So we see the same thing. And it's a business model shift, right? It's a different business model than where we've been, but the opportunity to deliver value and open around platforms, around making sure there's interoperability, quality, security, exposing performance, right? Those are all things that are enabled through hardware and they make a difference. And Kurt talked earlier about some of these technology trends, they're very hardware centric because that's actually what delivers the difference in software and data. So if we get, you know, getting that right. The systems too, having systems experience is now the new IP, not necessarily having the fastest board. Yeah, that's right. Having that ability to integrate it and deliver an experience and performance. Those are things that make the difference. Kurt, your thoughts. No, I, like I said, I think that we are going to see more and more open standards around it. And I think it's going to help people scale.  It's also about getting more work done out of the systems. You know, it's kind of a, if you think about through CapEx and OpEx, you know, there's going to be a work per watt per dollar done. How can I get that best done in the most standard way? And standards are going to have to be there to enable all these pieces to go together and come together in a, with a uniform look in the data center, which is what anybody is deploying a cloud needs. So Justin, put a bow on this segment. Summarize sort of from your perspective, Hewlett Packard Enterprises is cloud service provider strategy. Where can you add the most value? Where's the sweet spot? And where are you going to make the money? Yeah, so look, I think, I think what we add the most value in is being able to be a comprehensive provider for all of our customer solutions. And that, that's not just the product. It's being able to deliver the specific product to the specific workload or application. Being able to provide that global footprint and supply chain, the services on top of it so that a customer, when a customer makes a decision that they need help, they've got one partner to go to. And I think ultimately that's where we'll make the value. Justin Hochard, who's the VP GM service provider, OEM Solutions and Kurt Bellisard, Senior Director of Certified Engineering. Guys, thanks for this insight, great conversation. We love it, we love hardware. We all love software too. All that machine learning out there is giving me more and more power available.  Of course, bringing you a live stream here. I'm John Furrier with Dave Vellante. We'll be right back after this short break.


gang let's start talking about movies let's start talking about movies let me see what we got let's do what you well since we talked about that dirty dozen let's do movie review of dirty dozen let's talk about the dirty dozen let me give you the oops let me give you where's dirty dozen I opened up the IMDB page form so dirty dozen came out in 1967 directed by Robert all Aldrich okay writers nun nun Ali Johnson Lucas Heller M.E. Nathanson and stars a whole cast Lee Marvin Ernest Burgne Charles Bronson a whole bunch of other people okay so that's the lowdown of the dirty dozen okay that's the lowdown of the dirty dozen and I don't know how many times I've seen this movie now I've seen this movie multiple times I enjoy it I enjoy it was Lee Marvin a drunk during me I don't know was he put time for us hi I'm a dinner with colleagues wish you all nice dream awesome thank you very much put time for us sorry you can't make us make the the review discussion and stuff like this but it's it's gonna be fun so far it's been great my first watch the other guy says my first watch was 1985 at school at school they showed you this hey wow wow wow my my first watch of this was in the 19 probably late 70s and 80s at least but it might have been because I'm a little older than your other guy so it might have been late 70s when I was really really young right it's a classic it's a classic war movie nice war movie okay it's not as dark as some of the other war movies from that period right like this movie for me anyway I I compare it to guns of Navarron but I like guns of Navarron more or the bridge on the River Kwai I prefer a bridge on the River Kwai more and bridge of River Kwai is way darker than this so out of guns of Navarron and Bridge River Kwai this is the lightest one the dirty dozen and it's been copied multiple times like tribute has been paid to the dirty dozen a lot of Asian movies have paid tribute to them dancing visual nice war movie yeah nice war movie it's simplistic by a long shot but one of the things I I noticed personally about this the greatest get the great escape is way better the great escape is amazing amazing the great escape is way above this way above this this is a great movie but the great escape is something else right but one of the things I noticed with the dirty dozen just watching it was a full metal jacket was sort of took the same layout of the dirty dozen to make the movie because with full metal jacket and the dirty dozen you take these people and you show them through you know half the movies basically them training and learning to work together and stuff like this and then it gets into the the mission I guess right sure that's one of my all-time favors dirty doesn't have has a great redemption vibe yeah dirty dozen is again is very I found out light like extremely light right the drilling that you know the drills sergeant the the way that we're going through it was pretty cool it wasn't nowhere near as dark as like the great escape like the great escape I don't want to give you spoilers away but the mound where they're transferring some of the POWs out with the two leaders when they're smoking a cigarette that's a pretty powerful scene that's a pretty powerful scene right that's a pretty powerful scene was it anything is powerful and the dirty dozen like what would what would what would a very powerful scene in a dirty dozen be Dylan Anderson on censor to wow first ever first ever time to catch a cheat your live stream and listen to you while though awesome awesome don't welcome to our live stream on censor to Cheryl learning what they all did to get there yeah yeah yeah yeah one of the most powerful scenes was the big guy by the way gang this is gonna contain spoilers so if you haven't seen these movies you want to watch them probably watch this video on demand afterwards right Cheryl one of the powerful scenes was when the big guy was being confronted by Lee Marvin saying come on big guy fight me attack me come on big guy kept on pushing him kept on pushing him kept on pushing him that to me was was powerful that to me was probably the most powerful scene Cheryl 100% yeah yeah that to me was extremely powerful right all the God felt sorry for Jefferson getting hand hanged for killing to avoid being hanged yeah 100% 100% and then leave Marvin one of the things that happened with Charles Bronson I think was the person where he ended up shooting a deserter or something like this and Lee Marvin said you know what your mistake was paraphrasing it wasn't that you killed the guy for deserting or almost causing the whole you know troop to be to die his mistake was being caught doing it in front of other people that was pretty pretty important to I think dancing vigil I read Lee Marvin said that the scene was unrealistic it was really I thought it was pretty good I thought it was pretty good with the with the big guy that was actually one of the scenes that was probably the most realistic to me Oh my God yes shooting a deserter who was running with the supplies at least he survived at least they sir at least they he survived yeah and his he saved a lot of other of his other troops right but again Lee Marvin stated it wasn't the mistake wasn't that he shot him the mistake was that he got caught right the other God he said that at least he survived oh Lee Marvin said to set that okay okay okay I can't remember that one the interaction actually between Lee Marvin and all the players was really good all the all the inmates was fantastic I really enjoyed that as well the last supper the last supper was awesome the last supper was awesome yeah the last supper was awesome the last supper was awesome right there was a lot of symbolism in the movie there was but it wasn't as heavy as dark as it could have been alright I mean I guess it wasn't as artistic as some of the other war movies some of them from that period that really build a mood up higher and higher right but I really liked it I like the dirty dozen I will definitely watch it again at some point in my life alright but Cheryl brought out the the great escape I think I'd like to watch that again all the God all lined up like Jesus and his disciples funny that maggot was in Judas place yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah 100% 100% and maggot is what do you call it the ball guy not Kojak is a Kojak now Gushka salutations hope you're doing well it is Kojak is it was it Kojak he played it he played a really good role total rapist that tell us of Alice tell us of Alice tell us of Alice yeah yeah yeah he was the and then he he so-called found God and he was God's sword I guess he was he was pretending to be that and him at the end going go doing what he does doing what his character was supposed to do right just chaos religious maniac and racist religious maniac and racist yeah and it was the black guy that killed him I think wasn't it it was the black guy that killed him so it was pretty good he was the he was the best earnest stavaro blow fed he played Kojak Kojak Kojak Kojak Kojak Kojak that's right that's right pk afternoon chichou hope all is well on sensor to speaking of movies I will always recommend taxi driver to anyone who hasn't seen it absolutely amazing character steady and overall movie cheers of all 100% and I think we had to taxi driver we ended up watching it in one of our previous movie streams right Alda got quote I only do what I'm called to do yeah yeah he did a good creep like Cheryl says creeper yeah yeah yeah he was very creepy because he believed his his own bullshit right Alda got Jefferson shot him to protect the mission yeah yeah yeah yeah he came out of a room and what the hell are you doing in the guys like tell me some analysis he should have I don't remember him in that this is the only creepy movie I remember him in Alda God I love the mission rhyme how so what do you mean the mission rhyme the mission rhyme I don't know what that refers to and the daffy daffy dog reference Slayer Darth how are you doing hope you're doing well hope you're doing well one to 12 oh yeah yeah yeah counting out counting out Darce layer I haven't seen that there's a Darce layer it's a good movie it's a good good historical movie classic war movie classic but not history in relation to what really happened in the war I guess but history in terms of how he's documented in Hollywood Hollywood films today are boring majority because they're putting out a lot of garbage a lot of propaganda like they had a lot of propaganda in the past but now 95% of what's coming out as propaganda I'm currently watching Casablanca what a great movie what a great movie really an Ingrid Bergman wow wow what a woman right yeah that's a great movie Casablanca is an amazing movie the way darker than this this dirty dozen light side very light very light even though there's a lot of murder and killing and stuff like this it's I don't know I don't know if I've considered propaganda but there was a lot of propaganda in it slur that like I didn't know that Italy briefly occupied Ethiopia I wouldn't have known about that without Casablanca they try to occupy Ethiopia Ethiopia was never colonized I think it's the only country that only African country that was never colonized Nagushka last women watch was the postman the Italian one had government propaganda but it was somewhat entertaining or the postman the American one with what do you call that the water movie why are there 12 well some people would say it was sort of a tribute to biblical reference I guess right slur that I like watching those sorts of films that teach you about history and not in a skewed way yeah very difficult to find the really good ones Oh the God down to the roadblock we've just begun the guards are through the majors men are on a spree major and Vlad this law go through the door pinky stays out in the drive the major gives the rope a fix well at this law throws the hook to heaven Jim in Jimmy niz has got a date the other guy go up the line Sawyer and Glippin are in the pen Posey guards point five and seven glass saw and the major go down to delve Slayer Darth survey was also never colonized survey was never colonized not Serbia Liberia Liberia was never colonized dancing Michelle there was a real filthy 13 Slayer that I just think America sent their free blacks there yeah it'd be their flag is very much reminiscent of American flag mimic of it really real fringe hello Chico on rumble from Calgary salutations real fringe hope you're staying warm in Calgary is getting cold in BC I hate 500 no Slayer Darth I don't understand people who idolize 80s Hollywood films they almost always never hold up there's some that really do hold up like Blade Runner fantastic movie right Dune was a great movie hello guys hello God it's based on a real group who were prisoners and made up a assassination tape is it is it based on it you could say we had a huge army based on this with the Wagner group in Russia right Felix the cat on censor to Joe hey man bonus TARDIS bonus TARDIS bonus yeah bonus TARDIS it's not bonus not notches yet let's found it I like I like try to watch Bloodsport yeah but stuff like that but there's some amazing movies that came out in the 80s for a full metal jacket I think was in the 80s if I'm not mistaken apocalypse now with 79 I think I call it is like ocean 11 you put 10 famous guys yeah possibly possibly French yes sir getting golden Alberta Calgary I'm thinking of stereotype films like but yeah yeah Slayer Darth some of the stereotype films are just pure crap right mindless mindless mindless but and associate so you know a lot about this this movie all the god yeah I should put my posters over here so the chat appears better you know what I'm gonna move the chat to the other side gang so anybody bum bum bum bum chat let's do this let's move this guy so we're not overlapping with I'm gonna move these god I'm gonna keep everything the same if you can believe wiki I don't know I don't believe wiki too much and gang do not forget do not forget free song free song free song Julie songs the publishing journalists that has been crucified for trying to be transparency and accountability of capitalist power to humanity something that we desperately need in our societies as he said Julian signs has stated if wars can be started by lies peace can be started with the truth right because wars aren't like this not the not the brutality of it right Slayer that I actually looked into this at one point and apparently it's because of a lot of American movie theaters moved to multiplex setup so because they had to produce more films this led to a bunch of cheap knockoffs oh really didn't know that finished two salutations on twitch hope you're doing while they teach oh and chat hope they can they the day treating you well thank you very much talking movies is always good talking movies is always good oh my god the the dirty doesn't inspire suicide squad ah that makes sense suska and susas go yeah yeah for sure they would it would slayer dart I'm trying to watch more classic films yeah there's some amazing classic films out there especially black and white especially black and white all the god and the fake general scene got Donald Sutherland his major break in mash and gave gave us jack but buyer boyer really that scene was fantastic the guy comes up so it was to be a general and they take the guy who's the dumbest like the analogy there was phenomenal out of 12 men they picked the dumbest mofo to be the general and he goes through and does his does his routine Donald Sutherland was fantastic in it too slayer that I know well and hope you are too I was got chichu remember I'm an army breath and ex-veteran so I love war for me I've watched a lot of war movies it's one of the genres I've watched a lot of a lot because it was fascinated with war right especially in regards to board games and stuff like this dancing visuals the 80s gave gave us some right I don't remember that oh my god just act dumb and walk up and down the ranks yeah just talk fucking random nonsense right crazy crazy slayer that can you be an ex-veteran to da to elder god I thought being a veteran implied you were ex army you could be just mercenary I guess gang what are your ratings for dirty dozen I give dirty dozen like a seven out of ten seven out of ten that would be my rating for dirty dozen give us your rating gang give us your rating and then we'll move on to the next one Nagushka me too it's a seven elder god gives it a six out of ten slayer death Darth oh interesting so you weren't infantry now the god Cheryl says six out of ten as well just a cast alone for me kicks it above six right because it was sort of an all-star cast and some of the scenes were really good when the general was going in from cell to cell to talk not the general Lee Marvin going in to talk to people from cell to cell was really good Cheryl several seven if only in war genre yeah I agree as a as a war genre I would give this a seven right general overall yeah I would kick it down to a six probably so I sort of try to link it up to the genre as you'll find out with cocaine bear slayer dirt since I haven't seen this film yet I wore it ex-edited haha undefined dancing visual says seven point five nice nice nice older god comes in gang should we do our next movie we're basically saying dirty dozeners probably around 6.5 average right X is ten in Roman numerals oh yeah that's true so I can get rid of it you want cocaine bear next okay oh my god is saying we got a review cocaine bear next I'm taking dirty dozen down


And the Aquabomb State Governor, Udom Emmanuel, has consoled the family of late Mrs. Inyobong Ephraim Umorin who was gruesomely murdered after being lured in the guise of getting a job. The secretary to the state government, Dr. Immanuel Ikwum, who represented the governor while on a condolence visit to the family of the deceased, expressed deep sadness over the loss of late Mrs. Inyobong and prayed that God would grant the family the fortitude to bear the loss. This is a very tragic development. The young girl of that age, going out, searching for a job, responding to what was published either in the social media or by SMS or bulk SMS, looking for a job in order for her to earn a living and see what had struck. So that's why I said we should get here. That's why we came here to condo with the family and we feel for them, the government feels for them and then to see what can be done to provide immediate support to support them. The family of late Mrs. Inyobong appealed to the Aquabomb State Government for in-depth investigation and justice for their sister. Justice for my sister, whoever that is involved, justice for late Inyobong Ephraim Umorin, the last child. They should not just put them inside and interrogate them because the public too, they want to know what is happening because it's just far beyond Aquabomb State and I want to plead with every government official, please, they should do everything within their reach what they can do to find justice for my sister. The government's representative assured the family that the government would provide immediate support to the family as well as justice for late Inyobong. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news, please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


If the ego is the belief in change and God is eternal and Christ is eternal and who we are is eternal and the Holy Spirit is even eternal. If heaven is real and everything is eternal and the ego is the belief that you can change your identity from eternity to time. That's what change is. The belief you can leave eternity and make up time and make up an identity that's not like Christ, a body identity, and make up a time identity instead of an eternity identity. Oh, so the ego is the belief in change. And then what does it do but project a world of change? And Jesus is saying the ego is not really you. The ego isn't real. The ego wasn't created. Change is impossible. And you're going to have to join with me in a purpose to show you the unreality of the ego and the unreality of change. Seek not to change the changing. Well, if the ego is the changing, seek not to change the ego. And the world is changing. Seek not to change the world. Seek rather to what? Change your mind about the world.


Hello everyone, welcome back to a new session on dentistry and more. Today we have a new topic in fluorides. So that is topical fluoride methods. So basically there are two methods to apply fluorides. One we have covered already that is systemic methods. So that is like we consume fluorides by any as any compound or through water fluidation or through salt or milk. So it enters our blood circulation and get the benefit. So it goes to the teeth and bonds and it replaces the ions in tooth. It replaces hydroxyl ions and makes the enamel lattice very stronger. So by it creates a caries protective enamel. That is the mechanism of systemic fluoridation or how the fluoride helps tooth to prevent dental caries or a better tooth compared to the non fluoride that tooth without any fluorides. So whereas in topical methods it is entirely different because teeth has completely mineralized. So we are applying the topic, applying the fluorides on the surface. So this can be applied after the eruption of teeth but the systemic fluoridation methods can be done or can be performed even before the eruption of teeth. So it goes to the teeth structure while it getting formed. So teeth eruption happens very late because most of the teeth that is up to second molar get mineralized by the age of 6 or 7 but the second molar erupts at 13 or 14 age. So systemic fluoridation should be done before 6 to 7 years and topical we can do at any time mostly we do on the recently erupted teeth. So by definition topical fluorides are the delivery systems which provide fluoride for a local chemical reaction to the exposed surfaces of erupted tradition. So the indications are caries active individuals recently erupted tooth and people taking radiation therapy that can affect their salivary flow and periodontal surgery where the roots are exposed. So how can this topical fluorides be applied? So basically it can applied via a profession like a professional can do it if we go to a dentist and we can do from our home itself. So topical fluorides professional application was introduced by BB in 1942. So we know in systemic fluorides we give just 1 ppm or 4-5 ppm not more than that but here we are giving 5000 to 19000 ppm which is equivalent to 5 to 15 milligram fluoride. Why is that difference? Because in systemic is giving at very low concentration as it is entering into our bloodstream and it is affecting the mineralization stage of tooth. But topical we are giving on the top or on the surface of the teeth where we are using the post mineralization phase. You basically a tooth has pre eruptive mineralization and post eruptive mineralization. So 90% of the total mineralization belongs to pre eruptive. So we are utilizing systemic fluorides by this pre eruptive mineralization and just 10% post eruptive mineralization is topical fluorides target. So we need to increase the ppm to very high then only we get a net effect of 1 ppm. Because 1 ppm is optimal effect to prevent endocardies. So if topical fluorides needs to be at a net effect of 1 ppm it should be given at very high range because we are giving at a topical side and more than that just 10% utilization of the post eruptive mineralization. So that is professional application. In this application we commonly use identifiers most of the identifiers as fluoride and we can use mouth friends as gills. So it has basically less fluorides compared to the professional that is 200-2000 ppm but still it is very high compared to the systemic circulation. So the reason I already explained to you it was invented by BB in 1942. So what are the basic sources of topical fluorides? The first one is toothpaste, mouth rinses, professional applied gels, foam rinses and even our saliva as fluorides. So toothpaste we can applied while brushing, mouth rinses like gargling we can do gargling. Gills can be applied by professional, gels can be painted or using a mouth guard. So fluoride vehicles how professional application of fluoride done is using a fluoride vehicle that is aqua solution and gel. So the property of gel is which adheres to the teeth and eliminates a continuous wetting. If it is a solution we need to continuously wet the tooth but if it is a gel it adheres to the tooth and a continuous wetting is not required. And thixotrophic solutions which are special type of gels it is not a normal gel but a special type of gels. So what is that speciality is it has high viscosity under storage conditions and it becomes fluid under condition of stress. So when we apply it to the tooth we apply some pressure it becomes fluid and it enters to the inner and outer spaces so that is thixotrophic solution. This is a fluoride vehicles commonly used in professional methods. And we have seen a prophylactic paste so it has fluorides. When we do prophylax the tooth might lose it is a little bit of fluoride content from the top layer. So it can be replenished if we do a post prophylactic paste application. And foam is like it minimizes the risk of fluoride over dosage and maintain the efficacy. So foam we can apply. So it is basically lighter than conventional gel and very little amount is required. So it can be easily penetrated into the intraproximal area and it does not require any suction that is the biggest advantage of foam application. Next is fluoride varnish. Commonly we have two types of varnish one is durafit and fluoroprotector. So the advantage of varnish is the increasing the time of contact between enamel surface and the fluoride agent because it adheres to the tooth surface for such a longer period. So there is a lot of time for action of this fluoride agents with enamel surface. So durafit is a product with 22,600 ppm and fluoroprotector is another product which has less ppm that is 7000 sorry. And karex is another fluoride concentration which has lesser than durafit but has equal efficacy. Which is one of the product we used for prevention of enamel karex. So fluoride application this is paint on technique this is how we do paint painting. So it is just like using a brush we paint the teeth surface. So fluoride toothpaste commonly available toothpaste contains fluoride. So fluoride toothpaste are into the market around 50s and 60s. So once the fluoride toothpaste are into the market slowly the systemic water fluidization is vanished from the history because most of the plants were closed because the effect of systemic and topical wear in preventing dental karex were almost same. So I had to spend a lot of money for installation of a systemic rotation because we have seen already how much cost it requires for a plant setup. So the same effect can be obtained by using a toothpaste. So salive also has fluorides. So let's see what are the basic three solutions commonly used in topical fluoride that the first one is neutral sodium fluoride, acetylated phosphate fluoride or FBF and stannous fluoride. It can be applied either by paint on technique so this is the paint on technique we paint on the teeth surface by using a brush or tray technique. We apply the material, we load the material into tray and apply it. So aqua solution can be painted and the viscous gel can be used in a tray. So let's see what are the three methods, three compounds. So the first one is neutral sodium fluoride. So for that is 2% sodium fluoride which gives reduction of 30% of dental karex. So it is prepared by dissolving 20 grams of sodium fluoride in 1 liter of distilled water. So 20 gram we put in 1 liter we get sodium fluoride. So that is known as Knudsen's technique. So the basic procedures are we have to clean the teeth and apply it for 3 to 4 minutes. We leave it for drying for 3 to 4 minutes so it gets its maximum concentration. So beyond 4 minutes there is no point but the maximum concentration of this fluoride on the tooth surface can be obtained within 4 minutes. The procedure has to be repeated at different intervals. That is a second, third and fourth application will be there after 1 week interval. So we have to apply at 1 week interval so there will be 4 times application of this Knudsen's technique that is 2% sodium fluoride. So this 4 visit procedure is commonly seen in 3, 7, 11 and 13 years because it coincides with the eruption of different groups of primary and permanent teeth. This is very important because at 3 years there is primary molars, 7 permanent incisors and molars, 11 and 13 canines and primolars. So this has to be applied on recently erupted tooth to utilize the 10% age post eruptive mineralization. So the fluoride side is basically a stable product and we can store it in a plastic container. The taste is well accepted by the patients and it is non-irritating to gingiva. It does not cause tooth discoloration. But the main problem is it has to be repeated at 4 intervals of 1 week gap. That is the most commonly reported disadvantage of this neutral sodium fluoride because it is not applied annually or semi-annually. It is applied at week intervals and that has to be at 4 times. And there should be application at different age groups that is 3, 7, 11 and 13 if it is applied for the same person it has to be done 16 times. So each year 4 times at 1 week interval. So the second part is stannous fluoride, it is most commonly used at 8% age. So the 2% age sodium fluoride or it is known as neutral sodium fluoride. Second one is stannous fluoride 8% age. So this is prepared by 0.8 grams is dissolved in 10 ml of distilled water in a plastic container and it has to be prepared freshly and there is no stability. If you are using it for a patient you have to prepare it at the moment and use it. You cannot prepare and keep it for the next patient. So it is like 0.8 grams in 10 ml of water whereas sodium fluoride was like 20 grams in 1 liter of water, 20 grams in 1 liter of water whereas stannous fluoride is 0.8 grams in 10 ml of water. So technique is same, you have to keep it for 4 minutes, you have to dry the tooth, cotton rolls, isolate it properly, then apply it for 4 minutes. So it reaches its maximum concentration and you can repeat the application at every 6 months not like 1 week interval for 4 times like we seen in sodium fluoride. It has to be applied for twice that is 6 months interval for the 1 patient. There is no age category what we have seen in sodium fluoride. So the 4 minute theory I told you because the amount of fluoride reaches on the top of surface by 4 minutes. So even if you apply for 8 minutes there is no point, maximum concentration is achieved within 4 minutes. So 4 minutes is the ideal time. So advantage is only 2 application is needed unlike 4 applications and the base when the disadvantages are it is not stable you have to freshly prepare for each patient and it is quite astringent and its taste is little odd and application is unpleasant. So there is reports of tissue irritation and pigmentation of teeth. So none of these are present in sodium fluoride. So this is not stable and pleasant tissue irritation and gives pigmentation. So advantages are just like we have only 1 or 2 appointments in a year. So the last one is APF or Acidulated Phosphate Fluoride. So it is prepared by 20 grams of sodium fluoride in 1 liter of phosphoric acid that is 0.1 molar. 20 grams in 1 liter of 0.1 molar phosphoric acid then add 50 percentage of hydrofluoric acid and adjust the pH at 3 and fluoride concentration at 1.23. This is known as Brutfold solution. This is known as Muller solution. This is Muller's technique. The first one was Knudsen's technique. Stana's fluoride is Muller's technique and the last one is Brutfold solution. So this is prepared by 20 grams in 1 liter of 0.1 molar phosphoric acid then 50 percent hydrofluoric acid is added pH 3 concentration 1.23. Stana's fluoride method applies similarly just like Stana's fluoride twice in a year and kept for 4 minutes commonly used in gels. So gel applied by tri-method sodium fluoride and Stana's fluoride applied by paint on technique just like painting. This is applied in gels that is tri-technique. So 4 minute period is also same here and the tray we apply the material into tray and keep it using a saliva ejector to control the water contamination. So this is tray technique. We fill it one fourth of the tray height wise then we apply it like this maxilane mantable and keep it for 4 minutes. So advantages is just like Stana's fluoride 2 application in a year and gel preparation sorry, gel preparation is not like that sodium fluoride and Stana's fluoride where tray technique is being used and the cost of application is reduced. Disadvantages is practical difficulties are there and it is very acidic because of pH 3 and it cannot be stored in glass. So just compare this percentage was 2 percentage, 8 percentage and 1.23 percentage of fluoride. PPM is 9000 almost 20,000 and here it is 12,300 pH in sodium fluoride it was neutral here it was 2.4 to 2.8 almost acidic and it is also acidic and sodium fluoride total 16 application 4 at 1 week interval at 3, 7, 11 and 13 in years that is 4 years each year 4 application total 16 application this is bi-annually this is also bi-annually. Stana's fluoride has a lot of disadvantages to pigmentation, gel irritation freshly need to be prepared very freshly like that and most of the teeth most of the products gives a 30 percentage reduction. So the remaining products are dentifies small trinces and gels, dentifies commonly we apply the most of the toothpaste has fluoride and our trinces we can give it for children under 6 years of age it can be rinsed it will give caries protection then methods is nothing but 5 ml should be rinsed before bed and switch between teeth for a 60 seconds. Okay so that's all about topical fluorides so the most important things are these ones sodium fluoride, stana's fluoride and APF so stana's fluoride has most disadvantages and we need to remember this table percentage, ppm and ph frequency of application. Okay I'll come up with a new topic that is prevention of dental caries by fluoride in my next session okay thank you.


The Prime Minister thanks local charities and organisations for their hard work. The Diaspora Resource Team gets an encouraging visit. Government continues to focus on economic and social recovery. And a discussion on support to local bus drivers. Let's dig into the pages of this week's instalment of the Prime Minister's weekly diary. I want to say to all of you who said thank you. That really, we owe you the thanks. Honestly, what you do is incredible. Prime Minister Hon. Alan Shastney thanked a wide cross-section of charities and organisations as they were presented with the proceeds from the Prime Minister's annual Independence Ball on Monday. Seventeen charities spoke about the work of their organisations and how they would use the funds for those most in need. One thing that is common among all the groups is humanitarian, about helping each other. And that's what I saw here today. Persons who have not asked why but have picked themselves up to say we're going to solve a problem. Over 250,000 were given out to the Mungoosh Club's 60th St. Lucia Crisis Centre, Viewford Children's Home, National Council of and for Persons with Disabilities, Helen's Daughters, Girls of a Feather, A.D. Nusset-Lisi, the Pierre Foundation, the Salvation Army, the Viewford Comprehensive Secondary School Science Lab, and many more. The top-receiving organisation was the Boys' Training Centre, who received $50,000. The Prime Minister's Independence Ball is held annually as part of the nation's independence activities and is organised jointly by the Office of the Prime Minister, the National Independence Committee, and hosted by the Prime Minister's wife, Mrs Raquel Dubele Shasne, who is the driving force behind the event. The Office of the Prime Minister and the Independence Committee thanks all the sponsors and patrons of the ball who make the donations possible. On Tuesday, Prime Minister Shasne addressed the first quarterly meeting of the Diaspora Resource Team. He thanked the team for their selfless patriotic service to the Diaspora and by extension to the government and people of St. Lucia. The Prime Minister also thanked the Ambassador for Diaspora Affairs for this initiative. The Diaspora Resource Team is made up of senior managers from various sectors within the government and the private sector. This is a very significant meeting, our committee that we've put together. It has my full support, not only morally and in spirit, but also in terms of the efforts that we're putting behind the scenes to really encourage more participation from our St. Lucia Diaspora. Later on Tuesday, the House of Assembly met with the Prime Minister and Minister for Finance focusing first on financing for essential COVID-19 pandemic related health emergencies and economic and social recovery. Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Hon. Alan Shasne, moved a motion in Parliament to borrow the sum of 10.7 million from the Caribbean Development Bank for this purpose. The CDB is a key development partner of St. Lucia and continues to provide critical support to the government of St. Lucia in periods of distress. This loan will permit the government to preserve fiscal space and allow for the financial resources that would have been required for debt servicing to be directed to financing other immediate needs of the country in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and resuscitating the economy. Also coming up in Parliament was financing for the Caribbean Regional Air Transport Connectivity Project and the Caribbean Digital Transformation Project, all part of government's budget for 2020-2021. For more on the Parliament sitting, visit Government of St. Lucia's YouTube page. The Prime Minister and Minister for Transport met this week with representatives from various minibus associations and the National Council on Public Transportation. The minister has been meeting regularly with the NCOPT. However, this meeting focused on commitments made by the government to the minibus sector. It was a good opportunity to have had the Prime Minister, my Permanent Secretary, the Chief Transport Officer, the minibus coordinator and myself from the government side along with the presidents of the various minibus associations and the executive of the National Council on Public Transport. The discussions focused around the commitments that have been made by the government in terms of the 1.1 million payout to the minibus sector, which is scheduled to be done sometime during this quarter. All of the documentations have gone through, so it's based on cash flow at the Treasury. We would expect, we are guaranteed that before the end of September, that payment would be made based on our allocations, but I am hoping that sometime very early in the month of August, if everything goes well, that we can have that payment ready for the minibus sector. Also discussed at the meeting were protocols for buses in the current COVID-19 climate and government's overall commitment to the sector. I think it was a good meeting and the PM did express his support for the sector and his commitment to situate and the commitment more so of the Cabinet of Ministers to be able to continue to support the public transport sector and to get it to the level where everyone can be satisfied that we have an excellent public transport sector. Reporting for the Office of the Prime Minister, I am Nicole McDonald. On Friday, Prime Minister Shashne joined the events company for the blessing of their new offices in Rodney Bay by Monsignor Father Patrick Antony. Father Antony led the Prime Minister and the events team in prayer and asked for God's guidance in the work of the organisation. The Prime Minister later spoke to the events board and the staff about the plans for the next year. Also on Friday, the Prime Minister joined via Zoom the 96th meeting of the Monetary Council of the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank along with Acting PSA Finance Esther Rigabet. Among the agenda items was the Governor's report on monetary and credit conditions in the ECCU. As the week came to a close, the Prime Minister reminded Sen lotions to remain vigilant during the Atlantic hurricane season, play our part, stay informed on the weather reports and recognise the warnings and alerts from the local Met Office and from Nemo. That's it for this week. Join us next week for another exciting look at the Prime Minister's weekly diary.


What's good, Josh, your boy Ross back again with another video. So we're going to check out ten biggest WWE Royal Rumble controversies, man. This should be a very good one, man. We're right around the corner from this year's Royal Rumble. So anything Royal Rumble related video wise, you know, I'm going to check it out in the spirit of the Royal Rumble season being right here. So we're going to check this out. This should be a good one. We know the Royal Rumble has definitely been laced and covered in controversy over the past few years. And we're going to check some of these out. Appreciate all the love and support you guys have been showing on the channel. And we're almost at 70K. And thank you guys so much for that. Let's get right into this bad boy. Considering how high the stakes are, how many people are typically involved, and how high profile the event itself is, it's no surprise that there have been one or two Royal Rumble-related controversies over the years. These can either be kayfabe like a dodgy winner, or real like a backstage bust-up, or unscripted in ring-drubbing. We may watch the Rumble for the surprise entrance and shock eliminations, but there is often much more going on beneath the surface. I'm Adam Pacisi from Cultaholic Wrestling, and these are the ten most shocking WWE Royal Rumble controversies. Join us. Maven showed in the 2002 Rumble what can happen when a tough enough winner upsets the apple cart after he was left beaten and bloodied following his awesome elimination of the Undertaker. Three years later, another tough enough winner incurred the wrath of a locker room enforcer, though the beating Daniel Puder received from Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero and Hardcore Holly was mostly unscripted. Puder, who had risen to fame after almost breaking Kurt Angle's arm and an impromptu shoot fight on SmackDown not too long before this, had supposedly annoyed Holly and some other members of the locker room with his arrogant attitude. Fed to the wolves, the former MMA fighter was at the mercy of three surly veterans who didn't take too kindly to rookies, and left the ring first man eliminated in the match with a chest that closely resembled hamburger meats. You know what they say? Revenge is a dish best served live on a worldwide pay-per-view. Obviously in today's world, with WWE being so corporate and apparently committed to spreading an anti-bullying message, this type of thing don't fly. Rock touches first There have been some contentious eliminations and disputed match finishes during the Royal Rumble's long and illustrious history. Think about Bret Hart and Lex Luger hitting the floor simultaneously in 1994, Shawn Michaels exploiting the both feet must touch rule the year after, or Steve Austin sneaking back in to win illegally in 1997. The finish of the 2000 Rumble wasn't supposed to be such a lightning rod, but it became that after the fact. In it, Big Show attempted to dump the rock over the top, only for the Brahma Bull to hold on and use the big nasty bastard's momentum against him, sending him over instead. Replay showed, however, that the rocks feet had actually touched the floor first, something that was acknowledged the next night on Raw. By rights, Big Paul should have booked his place in the main event of WrestleMania on the night. WWE tried to remedy the situation by booking show against Rock at the next pay-per-view, no way out, with Rock's mania main event on the line. Yeah, I don't think it was supposed to happen that way, and it ended up happening that way. So they had to call it audible. Obviously, I think their intentions was to have the rock obviously win, but I don't think they were supposed to, you know, we got cameras right there. It's kind of hard to overlook that, so they have to kind of switch up the storyline. In Brock, the 2020 Royal Rumble match was a great piece of business for Brock Lesnar. Though the reigning WWE champion didn't go the distance as promised, he still entered at number one, eliminated 13 people over the course of 26 electrifying minutes and set up a WrestleMania date with Drew McIntyre in the most effective way possible. The Beast incarnate must have felt pretty good afterwards, but earlier in the night, he had to set someone straight backstage. According to Matt Riddle, who made his main roster in-ring debut in the Rumble, Brock confronted him and told the King of Bros in no uncertain terms that a match between the two of them would never, ever happen. It was described as an intense encounter by those who witnessed it. To be fair, the former UFC heavyweight champion had a right to be annoyed, since Riddle, himself a former UFC star, had been lobbying for the match without Lesnar's blessing and had even intimated that he would likely be the one to eventually retire the next big thing. I think that I, a close personal friend of Brock's, has more chance than you, bro.  7. Hogan the Heal The 1992 Royal Rumble match is considered to this day to be one of the best, if not the best ever. Featuring an enviable amount of star power, the continuation and starting of new feuds, and a tour de force performance from eventual winner Ric Flair, there was something for everyone to enjoy in this one, which was the first time a Rumble was contested over the WWE title. Well, everyone but that orange egomaniac Hulk Hogan that is. The Hulkster, who had won back to back rumbles in 1990 and 1991, couldn't let the nature boy have his moment without sticking his nose in things and making it all about him. After being totally, fairly, legally eliminated by Sid Justice, Hogan refused to accept that he was out of the match and held on to the arm of the master and ruler of the world. This distraction allowed Slick Ric to sneak up behind him and dump him over for the win. It was pathetic behavior from Hogan, completely unnecessary and petulant stuff, and added an unneeded bit of controversy to Flair's incredible achievements. 6. Game Time That sounds about right. If there's anybody that knows about backstage politicking, it's Hulk Hogan himself, bro. That's facts. You may have heard this before, but Triple H wasn't exactly the most popular WWE star with either fans or his co-workers in the early 2000s. Accused of using his backstage pull and close relationship with the McMans to stay on top while simultaneously holding others back, this period is commonly referred to as the game's reign of terror. Those working the Royal Rumble 2004 undercard certainly weren't happy with Hunter's perceived preferential treatments. The four bouts that went on before Tripp's world heavyweight title Last Man's standing match with Shawn Michaels lasted less time combined than the cerebral assassin's defense. That included a world tag team title table match, a cruiserweight title match, a grudge match between Los Guerreroes and Smackdown's WWE title match. According to Bob Holly, his year in the making match with Brock Lesnar was cut in half as he was waiting to make his entrance in the gorilla position, with the seven minutes that were shaved off going directly to the game and HBK. What makes this hoarding of time even more egregious is that as good as the world heavyweight title bout was, it went to a draw. It went to a draw, eliciting groans from the audience. 5. An Unwelcome Return Under different circumstances, the January 2014 inring return of Batista would have been caused for celebration. The animal had left WWE in the spring of 2010 and was coming back as a would-be movie star. His role has dragged the destroyer in the forthcoming release of Guardians of the Galaxy, certain to launch him into the stratosphere. Entering the Royal Rumble at number 28 and eliminating four people on route to winning the thing, Big Dave's big moment was as well received as a big stiff kick in the gonads. Fans in Pittsburgh that night wanted burgeoning cult hero Daniel Bryan to enter and win the Rumble, but D. Bryan wasn't even booked in the match. He'd lost to Bray Wyatt in the show's opener. Poor Rey Mysterio entering at number 30 bore the brunt of their wrath when they realised that their favourite wasn't going to be involved before they completely reigned on Batista's parade. The WWE Universe simply wouldn't accept a Batista vs Randy Orton WrestleMania main event either, but rather persisted with their calls for Bryan's inclusion and ultimately changed the course of the events. Before the genetic quad-terror Of course, Batista knew what it was like to win the Royal Rumble, having won his first nine years prior. That big victory came just as the animal was starting to really get over, setting him up for a WrestleMania showdown with Evolution leader Triple H and his first World Heavyweight title win. Truth be told, Big Dave was lucky that that one actually happened, since he and John Cena managed to bungle things so massively that an irate Vince McMahon departed the gorilla position so that he could furiously bark orders in person. Batista and Cena had taken an unplanned tumble over the top rope as Batista went to hit the Batista bomb, though they miraculously managed to hit at the exact same time. The referee stalled for time before the genetic jackhammer finally emerged, which is when the hilarity properly ensued. As he slid into the ring, old Vince bashed his leg on the edge of it and tore his quad. This provided us with the bizarre image of the apoplectic chairman directing traffic while sat on his arse. Incredibly, Vince managed to tear the other quad backstage after, because he tried to walk independently after refusing assistance. Obviously. Number three, when it rains, it pours. They say those that fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it. They also say, screw you in your history, pal. We're the market leaders in sports entertainment and we can do what we like, so shut up. Well, WWE say that anyway, and they proved how committed they are to following through with the plan, TM, despite evidence suggesting that it's not a good idea at the 2015 Royal Rumble. A year after misreading the room and booking Hollywood Batista to win the rumble, WWE once again rejected fans' calls to have Daniel Bryan emerge victorious and instead had Roman Reigns triumph on the night. The Philadelphia faithful booed the big dog out of the building and launched loud chants of BS and CM Punk while hashtag cancel WWE Network trend worldwide in the events aftermath. Even a face-saving run-in and post-win endorsement from The Rock couldn't salvage things. If The Rock can't save you in a segment from getting booed, he is the people's champ and he got booed by association with the people that just let you know. That let you know there was, it wasn't his time. It wasn't his time, man. As fans even heckled the great one who looked as miffed as anyone at the situation unfolding. It was a bad night at the office for WWE and especially Reigns, whose march to main event Superstardom was off to the rockiest of starts. No pun intended. Not like most girls. WWE may have given their female performers their own rumble, but that didn't stop one member of the fairest sex from showing up in the men's version. Following in the footsteps of China, Beth Phoenix and Karma, Nia Jax entered the 2019 men's rumble, beating up No. 30 Entrant R-Truth as he made his entrance. The irresistible force cleaned house and eliminated an unsure Ali before eating a Dolph Ziggler Superkick, a 619 and an RKO prior to being eliminated by Rey Mysterio. While a woman competing in the men's rumble wasn't exactly taboo breaking, the way in which she was ganged up on had some questioning whether WWE should be promoting inter-gender violence, something they had been cautious to avoid since going PG. Yeah, that was the thing. I know they do it on the independent scenes, but it was just seeing them hit their finisher on her was actually quite surprising, but at the end of the day it's like, yo, you want to be treated equally, you enter in the men's royal rumble, guess what? You're going to have to catch these work like every other man. In a decade prior, evidently at least one of WWE's sponsors wasn't keen on the idea, since their complaints helped Nick's a planned Jax vs. Ambrose feud and a match that began on the post-rumble episode of Raw. Now that Jax no longer works for WWE and the lunatic fringes in AEW, it can finally happen. Book it, TK. Beyond the Pale While the finish of the rock and Mick Foley's WWE title iQuit match at the 99 Royal Royal was designed to create controversy, it wasn't so much the actual finish itself, but rather how they got there that had people talking afterwards. In the run-up to the ending, which saw an audio recording of Foley saying the words iQuit play over the arena's PA system, in lieu of him actually uttering the words himself, the hardcore legend took a truly sickening beating at the hands of the people's champion. Foley took 10 brutal unprotected chair shots to the head while his hands were handcuffed behind him. It was an incredible spectacle done by Foley out of selflessness and in an attempt to put on a great match and elevate the rock end of his feud with Steve Austin. But it was too much. As later seen in the documentary Beyond the Mat, Foley's wife and children were sat at ringside and had a front row view for the barbaric beatdown. Bro, Foley is a God, a God among men in the sense of what he's willing to do to make sure he provides the fans at home, the fans in attendance with a great time, bro. I don't want to see anyone else do that because that is super dangerous. And the thing is, I believe there were support, you know, there were supports coming out or I believe he even said it, like the rock was, you know, really concerned, but he was telling them, lay into me, don't hold back, lay in and you can tell the rock was laying in those chair shots, those unprotected chair shots. He was laying them in, bro, with no mercy. Oh my God. Oh, I'm glad we don't see spots like that because this head trauma is a real thing and should be taken very seriously. But comment down below. Let me know what was the most controversial royal rumble moment you guys ever witnessed or ever experienced for me. Obviously, it's the Roman Reigns getting booed to another dimension with the rock over here trying to co-sign them. I had never seen someone get that much nuclear heat with the rock standing next to him. I never, I didn't think that was even possible. So watching that live, watching people say, screw the WWE, cancel the network, that was very controversial at the time, man, but appreciate all love and support. Bro, too. Sandy Kay, appreciate y'all kicking me. See y'all next week. Peace.


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Hi and welcome to the session. Let us discuss the following question. Question says, for each of the exercise given below, verify that the given function is a solution of the corresponding differential equation. This is the given function and this is the corresponding differential equation. Let us now start with the solution. Now given function is x square is equal to 2y square log y. Let us name this equation as equation 1. Now differentiating both the sides of equation 1 with respect to x, we get 2x is equal to 2 multiplied by 2y log y. dy upon dx plus y square multiplied by 1 upon y dy upon dx. Using this formula, we can find derivative of x square using product rule. We can find derivative of 2y square log y. Now dividing both sides by 2, we get x is equal to 2y log y dy upon dx plus here we will cancel y from numerator and denominator both and we get y dy upon dx. Now multiplying both the sides of this equation by y, we get xy is equal to 2y square log y dy upon dx plus y square dy upon dx. Now this further implies xy is equal to dy upon dx multiplied by 2y square log y plus y square. Clearly we can see dy upon dx is common in both the terms. Now from equation 1, we know x square is equal to 2y square log y. Now we will substitute x square for 2y square log y in this equation and we get xy is equal to dy upon dx multiplied by x square plus y square. Now subtracting xy from both the sides of this equation, we get 0 is equal to dy upon dx multiplied by x square plus y square minus xy or we can simply write dy upon dx multiplied by x square plus y square minus xy is equal to 0. Now clearly we can see this equation is same as given differential equation. So given function is a solution of the given differential equation. So we can write the above equation is same as the given differential equation. Therefore given function is a solution of given differential equation. Hence verified this completes the session. Hope you understood the solution. Take care and have a nice day.


What's going on guys? It's your boy DPJ here today with another Destiny video and today I will show you this little trick with the Gala Horn Sparrow or the Gala Wing or whatever the back you want to call it. But before we get into the video if you guys do enjoy hitting that like button is very much appreciated. Let's go for 4000 likes that would be absolutely insane. Okay so this is a neat little trick that was brought to my attention by a friend of mine and it's kind of an Easter egg with the Gala Wings horn or the Gala Horn. Now me being someone who don't really pay much attention to things or pay much attention to anything I've never actually noticed that when you press the horn on your Gala Wing you hear the initial horn but quite quietly in the background you hear wolves howling. I personally have never heard this in my life but like I said I don't pay much attention to anything but yes press your horn when having the Gala Horn equipped and listen if you didn't know about this already. But this ain't the trick there's a way to spawn in a pack of wolves howling and it's by simply spamming that horn button when it happens it's quite clear. Now this can work on any sparrow as long as the horn you have equipped is the Gala Horn. Damn that's all confusing but yes guys a neat little Easter egg one I'm sure some people already knew about but I never so I thought I'd share it with you guys anyway. Okay so the other thing I want to share with you guys in this video is the two unknown raid challenges within the year three Rise of Iron booklet. Now I don't know about you guys but the two unknown entries within this year book are the two main ones I have left to do and there is no indication of what they are. Now I've always thought there be something related to challenge mode and hard mode within the Raffer the Machine raid but today I'll show you guys exactly what they are and how you can see them for yourselves. Okay so within DIMM Destiny Iron Manager by far the best way to transfer ship between your characters if you scroll down to where you find your record book simply click on the booklet and it shows you guys the challenges what you have to do and what you've done. Now for me it's easy to see what these two main challenges are due to the fact that the only two I've got left to complete. So here they are the first one is called high speed crash complete the Raffer the Machines siege engine encounter and heroic difficulty in under six minutes. Now it has a score of 360,000. Now how this works at the moment I have no idea and the other challenge is called medal with metal. This is to simply complete the raid and heroic difficulty. So there we have it guys the two remaining challenges to complete for your year three Rise of Iron booklet. What challenges have you got left to do let me know down below in that comment section. Hope you guys enjoyed the video do hit that like button and I appreciate the support and I'll catch you guys on that next one.


We're going to be very focused and I actually like two things today. I like this here. I like Apple and I like Cisco is just Cisco isn't I don't see Cisco doing anything Roman Cisco's I think tonight or no tomorrow night. What day is it? Cisco is out this week, but not today Cisco isn't gapping But I do like Apple So let's say I think Cisco's Thursday night. I don't even know what day it is But let's just focus on what we're doing here. We're gonna get in and out quick The other one is Docs Which doesn't look like it's open yet. Okay, Docs isn't open yet. Stopping Apple is gonna be 172 30 We could do 170 to 20 Let's do 50 by 20 Apple 50 by 20 Apple targets 170 if we can get it and don't jump the gun in this because it may not set up But if it does we're going after it 50s valid get it get it right now It's gonna go get it right now and get it's gonna go up at this top in a 20 here 171 and a flush 170 50 170 again I'm not gonna be a hard-ass about targets because of this market as we as we very well saw yesterday We will go over that today when we have time be in this if you want it stops 20 Let's see if it's gonna hold The Docs, I don't know what's up with that it No idea what's up with that. Well, this has got a hold put it at 30 give it 10 more cents really quick Which was that I originally said just give it 30. I think this holds try to stay with it 172 30 move it Come on, I know this wants to fall Well, look when Cisco is it's either tonight or tomorrow night It's unfortunate Target had earnings and there nothing we can look at that later But it really didn't do anything at all was unfortunate So I hope this rolls over because I didn't like anything but the Docs and it had no volume That gets quickly look at that No, no volume strange open no volume Wow, is everybody here? Can you hear me? Hello, is everybody there? Why does it look like two stocks there weren't moving? I thought I didn't have internet Target isn't moving Target is not moving. Did you is that me or my charts? I? Thought I lost internet What was that real is does anybody's target moving? Does anyone have any movement in target? There it goes. It just opened now. That's why Hey Here we go Apple stay with it. This is a good call stay with it We're in it stay with it the original stop at 20 even held stop is 30, but stay with this target that That is bizarre. It's not a good gap But it didn't open until three minutes four minutes into the open yikes You that is ugly Ugly We are in this we're gonna see where it's gonna go Let's look at the cues Cues are trying to make one more move spy again. I do think is lower We'll go over all of this when we're done We'll go over everything when we're done here We go Apple if you didn't do what you could do it right here if you did not do the original entry You can do it right in here. Here we go Apple 171 and a flush Let's see if we can just hold it just a smidgen a smidgen just the difference between a smidgen and a little bit more and Holding too long is like Milliseconds in this market. It just it just just really is It's a difference between up being up a little or being up a lot or losing actually It's just completely insane. Here we go Apple. Here we go So this should pull it on the QQQs. I thought the rally yesterday in the queues was it? whatever kind of rally tries to break through today is Not gonna do anything better than yesterday in my opinion So let's see Let's say Let's look at target again quick strange Very strange very odd very weird Some fortune it's usually something great that we play that we play on earnings and it's just a nothing burger There's absolutely no play in this long no play in that short So we're lucky we have this we really are lucky like this is a gift because the other one didn't even open Target open late, which was weird, but it's not a good gap. The market is Bizarro world right now. That's the only way to describe it and you can't fault yourself for getting out with profit Because profit is so So important Okay, who's an apple with me? It's all we got today. So we're lucky. We got it here We go we were down in the 40s. We got a push through that area low was 40 One forty four no 41 Romans at it, okay Okey-dokes let's go back and check out the queues. I don't really know why the queues are up at all when apple is Falling actually But it won't last if the apple continues down Down down down Down is the way to go Time of the day is 9 30 ain't Stopping this again. I put it at 172 30. Yep. This is gonna fall Back down. I'm gonna look up and see what an option costs in this One of the one of the things just took that off for a second one of the things that I like about this Soon as I saw it today, actually One of the things that I did like Was I just look at this quick It's gonna be too late Here we go apple Again, you can still do it If you did not do it Cam back everybody good got the chart back This looks like a good trade Let's add it for 45. Let's add it 45 try to make this a bigger one. It looks good 45 I'm gonna add if it hits in here with a flush right now. You can do it You can do it hit 46 you can take more put the stop at 30 or do it if you want to do it You can do it right in here now Let's try to get a dollar out of this at the very least at the very least if we can That's all that we're asking for really. It's not even a big deal Here we go apple. Here we go. We got to hit under 171 and again the market's gonna fall I don't know even know why it was up today at all. It made no sense. I think somebody Kevin McCarthy said They're gonna they're not gonna default everything's fine. Everything's perfect. Everything's wonderful So then the market was up on that that was it There was no there was no other reason for the market to be up other than that one statement Here we go apple through 171 One push when a hard solid push in this is all that I want But this will dry down the queues That will be the end of the rally and I really thought yesterday was the end of the rally and again Let's quickly look at a couple of banks quickly the banks that count Well JPM is up a lot today. So this is up and that is probably why the spy is up so much Goldman has no volume. No one's even trading this anymore. Man, that's kind of strange. Don't you think? Why is there no volume in golden? We checked this the last time we checked it. There's no volume in this Let's look at Wells Fargo That is weird Don't you think that's strange? I think it's strange Okay, here we go So we're getting close 16 was a low Added in this trying to make more out of this to be a bigger trade and get our week here Going to get something going here something anything anything at all target just Was a bust complete bust And open late, which was even stranger. We're lucky. We had this honestly if we didn't have this today We would be doing nothing and I thought about that yesterday afternoon. I thought gosh, you know, we're going into A holiday weekend next weekend like we're gonna have to be super careful And then I reminded myself of that Here we go Here we go 11 That's it for the rally. I really thought yesterday actually I I really thought yesterday at the rally up Was it for the queues? That was a good that was a good call there. I was a good read on that I really thought this is it And and even where we're up today is not better than even yesterday where we were green so Let's take a look at this thing. This is nothing still This is going to fail I was only up because of the banks now that I realized that this did go Looks like docs did go again another one that opened super duper late Really even hard to trade something like that But it did open it had low volume and then it started to come in and it opened late and that's kind of crappy And I don't know where we would have done it I don't know where he would have done it. I don't know if we would have done it I don't know where I don't know when So let's say in an ideal world and I'm not talking piggy targets because I don't I'm just going to get out of this today with profit wherever But anyways, if this really wants to go full throttle today This will pull down the qqqs that will eventually pull down the spy with it as well That will pull down all the other things that are happening ba tesla everything else And we will fall And in an ideal world apple will close with a nice fat to medium size red bar Where could that be?  So I don't know if I'm going to hold this to 170 I do think this gets to 170 today and I personally don't think that's a huge move You know Well, let's see this trade's working and we're doing good and that's all we can ask Here we go apple. We're lucky lucky. I found this today when I found it I was just there was no earnings. There was nothing that was even remotely interesting Here we go under 171 apple. Here we go one more push Again, I'll take 170 50. I'll take it or close to that I'll take it. I'll take it. I'll take it. I'll take it if I can get it And run to the bank Doesn't make sense either Now this should fail too. You know, again, everything was up today Because the market was up and the market was up because they said we're going to make a deal with the debt ceiling And while they probably will and I'm sure that they will here we go apple I don't think that will happen today and I don't think we're not going to have any more negative reactions after today You know because of that news. Here we go. We're getting close Close count the pennies Here we go.  We deserve a good day today. We deserve a good day tomorrow We deserve a good day Friday. We deserve a phenomenal rest of the week Here we go apple Let's go Let's go Hand of the button here, but I'm trying to get it down But you could get out here any second if you want There's a nice trade right in here 59 59 We're gonna hit home runs tomorrow to end Friday. I am just Determined here So you could be out I'm gonna hold it for one more push Which is actually what we did do yesterday with hd and then I wanted a third push And that's where I think I was You know, I wanted more out of that than it had to give and this is the market that we're in I mean, this is the market that we are in and It's just reality actually gotta be careful Gotta be careful So here we go.  Maybe I would go along the banks But I ain't doing it Not gonna do it Here apple In normal market, I'd probably go along some of those things But not today 59 Hand to the button here one more push. This is good. You can get out right here. You don't have to hold it even for one more second This is a really nice day now. Come on. You can do it 62 Here boom, here we go closer closer closer Damn it 54 This is moving really fast Did anyone get out? Bill got out He said that's enough of that Roman's out bill is out Docs still looks lower Apple's still lower PayPal is so gorgeous and so beautiful and so fabulous And so amazing. We could have done PayPal again today. It's It's hard to believe actually I will be out of this in one more push In the 50s or 60s, let's just say Let's just see 54 54 It's not done. It's not done. Come on Yeah, this is just completely ridiculous. But again You had target. So this is going with that sector, but don't forget walmart's out Fact is walmart tonight We won't look at it. I will look it up walmart is either Tonight or tomorrow morning. I forget I'll look it up, but that's going to affect that sector too. So they may not all Do something Like they've been doing We had a good entry in this Good stop went So low was 54 and I really couldn't get out But I thought I was going to break 50 and then it just flipped so fast I mean, it literally was at 54 and 86 like that. So I am still in this. I'm just going to check one thing and see exactly when apple. I mean not apple I'm going to see exactly when It's one of these days It's either tonight or tomorrow. Oh sys goes tonight sys goes tonight and t2 And I think that walmart is tomorrow, which is thursday, but let's double check it Yeah walmart's tomorrow morning Walmart's tomorrow morning. Jackie. I just let you in. You're you missed the trade I know she's out. Maybe she's having trouble. Oh, they're jacking. You missed the trade today. I don't know what happened to you Do people have trouble signing in today because I don't know I got one email somebody was having trouble that rashaun's helping. Here we go apple. Here we go Oh, I'm sorry jackie. You missed a good trade in apple. We hit it today. We were determined to win One more push in this some people are ready out Yesterday was a long day. It was like the longest day on the planet. I slept in today I didn't I like I was so tired from yesterday 54 A way too late to enter jackie Maybe you can retake this at another point, but not here We'll go over it when we're done here, but maybe you could do a paypal You could do paypal jackie. You could do a late trade and paypal that I feel comfortable with That I feel comfortable telling you to do 58 Do paypal if you want it, that's just falling off the planet It's going to zero Paypal's going to zero.  Can we break 50 if we can I'm gonna be out of it? Can we do it 52? Here we go. Here we go apple. Wow nice trade nice trade nice trade Here we go. Who's still in this with me anybody good enough for today? He's a little bit more out of it. Wow gary gary held it down. Good job Need a cup of coffee after that