Live from Las Vegas. It's theCUBE. Covering NetApp Insight 2018. Brought to you by NetApp. Welcome to theCUBE. We are live at NetApp Insight 2018. I'm Lisa Martin and I'm joined by Stu Miniman. Stu and I are going to be here all day. This is the third annual insight with customers and partners and NetAppians and Analyst Impress. Stu, this is the second time theCUBE has been here. We just came from the keynote and the interesting thing that Steve and I both noticed was, at least the first 75 minutes of the keynote that we got to see today, none of the product news was announced. It was really about strategy, hashtag data driven, how NetApp wants to enable their customers from DreamWorks to oil and gas companies, healthcare, et cetera, to use data, develop a data strategy to move their businesses into the digital age. Yeah, Lisa, first of all, great to be working with you again. Always. And I'm excited. Yeah, second year that we've been at this show, a third of the NetApp insights that we've done because we've done both the US and the European shows. My first time actually coming to a NetApp event. I remember, gosh, I'm showing my age. I remember when NetApp started, network storage was becoming a thing. NetApp really rose its ascendancy with file systems and NAS. And FAS is the one operating system to rule them all. Really grew into a very sizable business. The company's about $6 billion worth of revenue. And I think somewhere about 10,000 employees. So today, NetApp is really the largest independent storage company after Dell took EMC off as an independent now. So it's interesting to watch. George Currian got on stage and talked about digital transformation. And one of the things I'm really interested in looking at is how is NetApp doing in that transformation? Because most people, when I was talking to some customers at some of the meals and walking the floor and things like that, NetApp is my filer company. I buy boxes. Sometimes I'm buying some software and there's some things there, but I'm the guy that runs NetApp gear, if you will. And that transformation, what is the NetApp of 2019 and beyond? Are they a storage company? Are they a hybrid multicloud software-led something-something company in the future? Are they a services company? There's a nice ecosystem here. So that's what I'm excited to dig into. And George Currian, he and the keynote this morning laid out the four things that companies need to do for digital transformation. It's something we'll dig into. But yeah, I had to go search NetApp on the news release and be like, oh, cloud insights and on tap in the cloud and HCI and partnership news and things like that. So there definitely is some news. They just didn't talk about it in the keynote. Yeah, it was an interesting keynote for me and as theCUBE, we go to a lot of keynotes many times a year and this was an interesting start to it. You know, it's clear from the NetApp messaging on netapp.com, NetApp Insights, things that are being put out on the media that they're really putting cloud at the heart of their strategy. The discussions and the keynote this morning included futurist, Gerd Leonard, who's going to be on the program with us in just a few minutes. Interesting take on data, humanity. The only thing that NetApp talked about was about 75 minutes into the keynote this morning was when Anthony Lai got on. He's going to be on the show later today talking about the data fabric. And I think some of the messages that NetApp is wanting to get out is that data fabric is transforming from a vision into an architecture kind of foundationally to enable organizations to employ those four principles of digital transformation that George Curian talked about. Digital transformation requires IT transformation, speed is the new scale, some interesting thoughts and concepts. They're more conceptual. I liked the DreamWorks customer. I think she's a great speaker. Kind of talked also about how DreamWorks, everybody knows DreamWorks track, how to train your dragon, are becoming more, more thing from a customer to an engineering partner. So that was an interesting kind of, I wouldn't even say undertone, but part of the story today. Yeah, Lisa, absolutely. When you look at traditionally, not only NetApp, but all the storage companies, where they sold to, it was the storage budget and oh, how do I manage with the explosion of data and that growth and what's the performance, the speeds and feeds, the price per terabyte, all that kind of stuff. I thought we could actually take George Curian's four characteristics and say, how's NetApp doing? First is digital transformation requires IT transformation. I heard yesterday in some of the sessions they actually had some of NetApp's IT people to talk about how they're leveraging and using new technologies. We talked about speed is the new scale. Well, how fast is NetApp? We have a number of acquisitions. There was the big solid-fire acquisition, which is now fully part of the portfolio. They had a Kubernetes company that they bought recently. They've had management companies that they've bought. How fast is NetApp keeping up with the pace of what they're doing? Hybrid multicloud, I think NetApp first of all was really what you would call software defined before that was a thing. And they were very early in jumping on this wave of we need to play in the cloud environment. Most of the storage companies really lined up and it was like, oh wait, Amazon's the competition, you can't do that. But NetApp was partnering with Amazon for many years. Now I'd like to see more proof points as to what customers are doing, how are they doing it differently. But absolutely, we're going to have Microsoft Azure on the program with Anthony Lai this afternoon. I know we're going to be talking about Amazon, we're going to be talking about Kubernetes and Istio, where does NetApp fit into that environment? I've been going to the KubeCon shows for a couple of years and storage is actually lagging in that space. When you talk about having persistent data, that's not something we're there with. We spent more than a decade trying to fix storage and networking in the virtualized environments and NetApp played a strong role in helping on the storage piece there. So it'd be great to see how they are going to play into the Kubernetes and Istio discussion. And the last piece is they said, moving from data center to data fabric, which is the closest tie to the products as you said to what they're doing. Well Stu, we have a jam-packed schedule today, all day, we're going to be able to unpack a lot of things from NetApp, execs, to their branding folks, to customers. So Stu and I will be right back with our next guest. Again, the Kube live from NetApp Insight 2018 will be right back.


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Hello everyone. In this video we will study UDP services. Learning outcomes at the end of this session student will be able to discuss the various services provided by UDP such as process-to-process delivery, rudimentary error control, encapsulation, decapsulation and queuing. Before starting the UDP services in detail, I will explain UDP. What actually a UDP is? UDP stands for User Datagram Protocol. It is a connectionless, unreliable transport layer protocol. It is a simple protocol with minimum overhead. Now, these are the various services provided by UDP which contains process-to-process communication, connectionless service. UDP does not provide flow control, conjection control. It also does not provide error control except checksum. UDP provides encapsulation and decapsulation. It provides queuing. It also provides multiplexing and de-multiplexing. So, let's see each and every service in detail. First, process-to-process communication. UDP provide process-to-process communication using socket and a combination of IP addresses and port numbers. Port numbers used by UDP are shown in this table. Here total 14 ports are given. Each and every port is associated with a particular protocol. Now, let's see the another service that is connectionless service. UDP sends independent datagram. This independent datagram that means there is no relation between the individual user datagram. Even though they are coming from the same source and going to a same destination. User datagrams are not number. That means the sequence numbers are not provided by UDP to the user datagram. There is no connection establishment and connection termination. That's why it is known as connectionless service. UDP processes sends the short messages and the messages are less than 65507 bytes. Actually, the size of UDP user datagram is 65535. But, if we minus the 8 byte UDP header and the 20 byte IP header, then it becomes 65507. Now, the another service which is not provided by the UDP is flow control. So, if UDP does not provide the flow control, hence there is no window mechanism. Receiver may overflow with the incoming messages. Error control. UDP does not provide the error control except for the checksum. Sender does not know message has been lost or duplicated. Receiver detect an error through a checksum and the user datagram is slightly discarded. So, let's see checksum in detail. Here checksum includes three sections. First is pseudo header. Another is UDP header and the third one is data. Pseudo header is nothing but the part of IP datagram. So, here it includes the 32-bit source IP address, destination IP address. Again it is 32-bit. Then 8-bit protocol field and 16-bit UDP total length. The value of the protocol field for UDP is 17. This shows the format of checksum.  So, here pseudo header consists of 32-bit source IP address, 32-bit destination IP address, then 8-bit protocol and the 16-bit UDP total length. Whereas, this header indicates the pink portion indicates the header of UDP which contains source port address, destination port address, UDP total length and checksum and the remaining thing is data. Now, let's consider this checksum with the help of one example. Now, look at this diagram. Here, IP address, source IP address is given, destination IP address is given, protocol field is given and the total length is also given. Now, the header of the IP datagram. Here, source port number is 1087, destination port number is 13, total length is 15 and the checksum field initially it is all zeros and the remaining field is nothing but the data. Now, let's convert this into binary. If we convert each and every field present in this checksum into binary, it will look like this. Now, once we perform the binary addition on this field, we will get this sum. When we complement this sum, we will get the checksum. Now, this checksum value is put into the this field where initially in that field all zeros are there. So, now the checksum for this user datagram is this. So, this is about the checksum. Now, the next service provided by the UDP is conjection control. Actually, UDP does not provide the conjection control. UDP assumes that the package cents are small and these packets are scattered and these does not create the conjection in the network. So, it does not provide the conjection control. But nowadays, UDP is used for real time transfer of audio and video. So, these are the some services provided by UDP and some services which does not provided by the UDP. Now, pause the video and write your answer. Question is, which of the following function does UDP perform? Options are A, process to process communication, B, host to host communication, end to end reliable data delivery and D, none of the above. Answer is process to process communication. Now, let us see the another service provided by the UDP, encapsulation and decapsulation. So, let me explain this with the help of one diagram. Now, here sender process send the message to its lower layer. The lower layer is a transport layer. In this transport layer, UDP encapsulate that message into a datagram. Then that UDP datagram where the addresses are added, that means the header is added. After this, the UDP datagram is sent to the next lower layer which is a network layer. In network layer, this user datagram is encapsulated into an IP datagram where the IP header is attached. After that, that IP datagram is sent to a next layer that is data link layer. In that layer, this IP datagram is encapsulated in a frame. So, the header and trailer is added into a frame. After that this frame is transmitted to a physical layer. Physical layer converts the beats and it transmits through a physical medium. Where the physical medium converts that beats into a signal and transmits through a physical medium. So, this process is known as encapsulation. On the another side, when the physical layer receives the beats, these beats are transmitted to the frame or the next layer, upper layer that is a data link layer. So, data link layer converts that beats into a frame. In that frame, the header is present. So, this data, data from that frame is decapsulated and the header is dropped there and the remaining data is transmitted to its upper layer. Upper layer is a network layer. Again in this network layer, IP header is dropped and the data is decapsulated and forward it to a next layer. So, in this way the messages, the message is transmitted to the receiver process. So, through this diagram, the encapsulation and the decapsulation is done, carry on. Now, this is the explanation of previous diagram. Now, let us see very important service that is queuing. In UDP, queuing is associated with port. UDP process creates the incoming and outgoing queues. Queues function as long as the process is running. When the process terminates, the queues are destroyed. So, let me explain this queuing with the help of this diagram. Now, consider the client process and that client process is a daytime process. This daytime process is transmitted or this client transmit the message to the outgoing queue. UDP present at the client side send that message to an outgoing queue or we can say that at the end of outgoing queue with the appropriate port number. If that queue is full or that queue is overflow, then operating system sends the waiting message to a client. Otherwise, it forward that message to the proper destination. On the other side, server receive that message. If that message is related with the proper server, then that message is forwarded. That means, once the message is received by server, it check whether the destination incoming queue is created properly or not. If that incoming queue is created with that port number, with that appropriate port number, then the UDP at the sender side keep that message at the end of the incoming queue and forward it to the server. If that incoming queue is full or overflow, it send the message with the help of ICMP protocol and that message is port unreachable. The same thing is happened at the client side. When the client side receive any packet from the server, it check whether the destination address or that destination address port is created or not. If that incoming port is created properly, then it send that particular message to that queue. Otherwise, it discard that particular message. So, this is all about the queuing. So, this is the explanation of queuing at client side and the explanation of queuing at server side. So, in this lecture, we have studied UDP services. This is a reference. Thank you.


Well, you're getting ready. We can do Bowie cam Yeah, I think you said make it do yeah Want to make sure that I had my chat set up So Well, I'm enjoying Bowie cam. I'll let you know that we're gonna try to do something that I don't even think I can pronounce something Tiffany Corkside Or just There's a whole big long word to it, but I am I got nothing on that Little bit of love what a cute name chris roy shelly tg jj morgan. How are you guys doing? So let me show you. I mean, I'm sure you saw the cover image, but well, actually I don't guess that'll work well Let's close that Sounds fancy So fancy more oops It sounds like you're saying like court side like tennis court side It's court site But yeah Looks like a lot going on. Well, this is a busy one This is the one that I'm inspired to do I've been asked in a few different conversations and groups if I can do A look like this. So that's what we're gonna do Try to get my everything caught up The wedding teaser was amazing. Well, thank you so very much Hope you're all having the bestest of days so I have my reference pulled up on another computer I've got You guys Right here. And so let's start mixing colors You see where the kidney comes from, right? It's beautiful So this is Stone coat art coat. I don't want a bottle up here, but I went ahead and premixed it so that you guys don't have to Wait on me to do that And so in my reference it appears that that It appears we have Smallish amount of brown needed A very small amount of like a dark blue. I'm going to be using That song I'm going to be using chestnut from Just resin for my brown I'm going to use dark turquoise for my dark aqua areas I'm going to be using light aqua marine for My tiffani color I'm going to be using I feel like I should have like a taupe in that, but I'm just not gonna do that What's up everybody? Thank you for coming in and seeing what worked today. We are artists till death and if you haven't subscribed Please do so So then I'm going to do a pearl Like a translucent pearl and I need a white, but it's not that much white So there we go And to mix up all of my colors. I'm going to be using our handy dandy Can I say patent pending even though it's basically a thing Sir six So let's start mixing colors. These are mousse sticks. These are these are the mousse size sticks It's perfect for little cups like these. I think this is a two tablespoon Uh, like a medicine cup, but like for the little three ounce stixie cups What are those? Perfect. These, um, mousse size stir sticks from ATD I put my dark turquoise in my chestnut amount of resin I only pour out the amount of resin that I'm going to need for the specific color so that I do not waste anything The next color I'm going to mix up is chestnut from Just resin tg if you enjoy ATD and we know you do Subscribe Okay Bowie Come down There's literally no in there folks Chestnut check Then I'm going to be using light aqua marine for the tiffani color Bye Color obsession I should probably heat this up a little bit to kind of liquefy it some but it'll be fine It'll still mix in Just perfect. Eat. No, bubs. Lisa. What are you talking about? I can't Can hear when you when you say it, um I've been working out. Well, yeah So This is pearl shimmer from color passion Color passion makes these bomb paste that basically act as a cell activator, but they're base cell activators Because they have to be under other colors to work I'm not really using it for the cells on this one. It's mostly for the color Check out that awesome shimmery beautiful You can't really see it. I think you need to stir it up succulent It looks like an actual pearl Hey, everybody, thank you so much for coming in. We sure would love to Um See the amount of people in the room match the amount of thumbs up That would be super duper if we could do that. Thank you all for coming in and hanging out with us on a Monday afternoon I don't know what lamp just said I don't know how she Text you your phone Oh, man, if you said something to me say it to jeff because I can't see it So i'm actually going to only use just a little bit of this pearl and try to build up a translucent color See I wish I didn't get all that Like all like there's certain stuff that you say that I don't know what you're when you're gonna say it. I can say it later or I can say it again That's a little bit too little I don't even know if you guys can tell you can see it. Um, it looks really cool though like I love that look and actually I may okay. I'm not I'm gonna put just a little bit more and leave it this translucent but I want it to kind of White out just a little bit So I'm being very minimalistic with this only added a little bit So that it'll give me that shine, but we'll still be able to see through it Translucent is the key for depth Period Okay, what is this that is going to be white and I'm using color of sessions Snow white Color of sessions snow white is what I'm going to be using for my white. I thought that was some kind of blue I picked the whole thing up And I am at the end of this jar so I don't think I can get enough of it. This is one of the hundred grand jars People ask me all the time how long these jars last you or How much is needed and I've had this jar for Probably eight months and I as you guys know aren't every day So it lasts a fair amount of time I'm Just hoping that's enough for me to get an opaque White if not, I'm gonna have to go another jar Out of the shop Also, I just got a shipment of color passion in today if you guys haven't gotten some of that awesome stuff But check out our site. We have a sale going on for the next couple days a restock sale So you can get 13 off until end of wednesday using code restock R-E-S-T-O-C-K. I think I spelled that right That's for 13 off Thank you Evelyn for reminding people to leave thumbs. You're already here watching so Just give me your thumbs. It helps my channel and it doesn't cost you. I think This is such a great color I don't know if you guys can see it for real Well, hey kim If anybody has any questions about color passion kim gal is in the house and she reps The color passion It's a great color perfect for what i'm trying to do and the dark turquoise I always scrape my stir stick on the side of the cup as i'm stirring and mixing everything in Just to make sure I don't have any clumps of anything Just lingering about So just to recap Yes, those are so nice Hello everybody. Hello. Welcome If you guys are new to the channel, we are artist till death out of dallas, texas Like aquamarine. We sell everything you see here on On our website artists till death What's up tressa? How you doing? So we got all of our this very excited about all of the this Also, i'm very nervous anytime I do something new i'm like Mike's in the room Mike quest. What's up? Hey mike. We are married artists. What what and we're using the brilliant Stone coat art coat today because we're using a lot of whites so Therefore art coat If you have any questions about Art coat or stone coat or us being married. There you go. That's uh, I'm not showing that off, but I'm just showing you Just one picture What what? Hope you guys saw our wedding teaser video. We put it up and it's Amazing. Hey thornyness. You treat you wrong. I got a warm place for you. What? Why are you trying to steal my man? What who is that? Hey, I will crash in that little uh tree house y'all made Okay, so I would show you guys again my reference photo, but um It's It's hard to do With sticky hands so now that I'm nervous because mike's in here I'm going to try to Make this happen so I'm going to dust on just a little bit of this montana spray paint This is a flat and the color is a mystery Azul for mentara I know I said at least half of that wrong There you go So in using an aerosol make sure you're protecting yourself from fumes Being a well ventilated area have fans on So I kind of left the base of this kind of sketchy because anytime you can Have layers and different tones you're going to create depth So most of it is white, but I'm just going to dust on a little bit of This is dual color Everyone says no, that's my retirement cottage. We need to make a trip back down there and visit mike though for real Because we love some my quests. Yeah, if you guys have any questions about the stone coat resin Or anything resin or anything resin or anything making stuff out of nothing from That sits on top of volcano rock ask mike quest about it. He's got you and mike if you have any questions about that airbrush Do not hesitate. We can do a Skype a Skype I mean I could do in-person classes. That's completely 100 up to you We'll make the trip You're gonna love that airbrush, buddy. It's it's amazing. Did you ever get this stencils? We sent you by the way imagine bj said I once said mike quest in the house guru of everything and great mentor Mike is absolutely a superb mentor so I went ahead and put milky way in my clear And now I'm just going to move it about Because it's going to be a little bit thicker than a skim coat I want depth so whatever resin I lay on top of it We'll have a little bit of a cast shadow because It's sitting off of the base And this is a piece that I have risen a few times So it is not level on these edges right here And that's Because it's a sample board right great And if y'all just joined in here and saw Clara's post about the moo sticks What those are are they are our pretty tiny little reusable stir sticks That they they come with This piece of paper on them. These are medium sticks. I'll show you the difference between medium and moo These are perfect for the little cups that y'all use Um Little Dixie cups that we do have them We call them moo because they're for her Her dog kujo. Yeah, that was her nickname for We have them in moo size small size medium large and Extra large, uh, don't we have trials? We have trial sticks we have trial sticks large and small The bowie ones too. Yeah So later i'm gonna use my leftover resin to flood this piece. We just did Mike I think you since you're doing a whole bunch of pores that are artsy now Could really get into this type of design it's a little bit retro Retro modern. Can I say that? I don't know but check it out Artisan design concepts is in here too. We just got all the counter toppers. I guess I use a great cover image today So I actually do have one i'm getting set up to do a format dining table To upscale it it's glass. Do you think I should prep the glass? So the epoxy has a nice bond. I would definitely prep it if you can scratch it stuff that sand it I would And I think xion has a clear bonding primer if you want to keep Your surface clear instead of painting it a solid white or black base Like you don't pick one got the stencils felt so bad. They sat in our mailbox for weeks just open them better than christmas Well anything for you. It's all right. That's all right as long as you got them Travis working on floors. I don't know how you guys are doing that. That is Beyond me. Thanks for nervous. Okay You have so much Here on my gloves Wonder where that came from Came from picking that up Bowie pants When did I touch bowie with gloves on? Why does claire keep saying? I don't know Artists tell death my chris in the house Well, I'm super thankful for all of you guys being here If you haven't subscribed, please do so leaving your thumbs share a video if you think it's worth sharing I don't think I finished with what I was saying.  It's all right. Go ahead So I'm going to take the light aquamarine and just put some Directional lines down It's what it appears to be on my reference And it's not going to look amazing in the beginning. Just trust the process. Give me a minute. It's going to be brilliant And then I'm going to run some of my opaque white lines as well I like to vary it between thick and thinner lines That just looks most natural to me Then I'm going to add some of my pearl My translucent pearl And just cover and cross over all of what I just had out there And I'm actually going to make a little bit of a translucent white as well just a milky type of white by mixing a little bit of the white we already have mixed up into The pearl and a little bit more of the clear So I still want to be able to see through it You can see the brown of the stir stick right there I'm going to also put some of this down Again, I don't want it to be even. I don't want it to be perfect Virtually very random And then there's the browns So I'm going to I'm going to actually do this a little bit with this first and then we'll work with the browns Hey from Ecuador welcome from Ecuador. Wow Welcome Tim just a little bit. I'm going to tilt it It already looks kind of fun like great colors. I love that color Light aquamarine is a winner every time and so the great thing about the stone coat epoxy and the pigments that we use is the different weights and viscosity and other big words So what happens is when you lay down the ribbons of color, they're going to sink Kind of quickly, but they're going to have a little bit that stay on top side. So when Um, you tilt it or if it just shifts because everything is not level Then you have this great overlap if you're using transparent colors I'll have Jeff get you guys in closer. You can really see the shadows under these lines under these veins Can you bring them down? Yeah I think you would love this color. Um Stacey, I'm actually surprised you don't have it already So you can see the shadow And that's because of using transparent having a little bit of a darker base and then having a little bit of a thicker um flood grease or skim layer So that all the color added after the clear is just layered up And when you tilt it after some of the colors think you've got all this Great depth with just one layer, right? Now. I've got to figure out if I want to Take this to the next step Or leave it how it looks already good. It doesn't even really look like my reference without the brown though, so I would have assumed you had every aqua that I have for sure Imagine bj7. Are you talking about when I mix plaster and epoxy? What do you think be? Next step Yeah Okay So there are patches of brown I figured if I can just say one thing I figured they did that I mean you could make that you know how ronda does that thing where she's like But maybe that's gonna have to be like when after like an hour or so. Yeah, you have to do that after a while To get those straight thin lines, right? Yeah. Yeah So just talking about when ronda wakes up The epoxy after a while Do it like different. Yeah, different angles because those lines are really straight Claire, I know I'm super behind in comments Yes, so my reference Judy said brown. I love how that is. Well, there's brown in the particular Reference that she's doing And there's a little bit of a darker green as well And I do think that the brown will probably What is that? Where did you find that at? If you just search tiffani quartzite or tiffani quartz Thank you, we'll be coming back to the states in october to learn how to work with epoxy. Oh, awesome Maybe we'll set up a class in october then Tim Okay, so i'm gonna add just a couple of lines of this dark turquoise Just in a couple of areas Yeah, this is like You guys can see that Let me see. I'll let me see if I can lower them Makes me hard happy to have all of you guys. That's a little that's this is a little darker than what she's gonna do As you can see there's A lot Of brown in these Just adding a little bit just for depth We'll thank you imagine vj7 one I think i'm gonna try to Add a little bit of brown to that Translucent white that we did just to see if it makes a color that I can use Because there's a little bit of a translucent brown in my reference Yeah, you could fog the brown first for sure for sure But I didn't know if I wanted that much brown represented So i'm just gonna try to do this down here See if I like it and if not It's in an area that I could just scrape off anyways And up here. Sorry if there's a lot of movement I'm trying to get this gopro off of the stand so we can Okay, sorry about that So i'm just kind of running my hand over that brown in a couple of areas Just to go ahead and kind of pre tie in Some of this color And if I don't like it I would scrape it off It's It's something that people don't think about being able to do is just If it doesn't look good just scrape it off totally okay And I am still gonna tilt this and move some things around so Thank you all 70 of you being in here 67 now So yeah, I am gonna tilt this around and kind of tie it in better Make it flow with the piece a little better Right now. I'm just putting down color I'm gonna do actual Rhonda would love this piece she would she would okay, so now I'm gonna try to run some brown No, I'm not hello Jason a dare I'm going to thanks you guys I appreciate it Shift them a bit make them all kind of flowing into the same direction When you tilt you kind of Force them into the same flow Because even though I added this brown way after the fact tilting Makes it incorporate into the flow of the piece Where it may be otherwise wouldn't so now that The dark turquoise has had a chance to sink and shift So that's why it looks like this Because the transparent that I had rolled over the sinking dark turquoise. So it was here And I pushed or tilted The clear over so that's why it looks like that a little bit ribbony Okay, so I'm scared I'm gonna put a little bit more I'm gonna put a couple more white going to Get in there with the brown I'm not gonna ruin it. It's gonna be amazing. Yep. Okay It almost looks like the way they have the way that is it's like a big chunk and then it just kind of Goes off from there Yeah, I'm just it's such a weird It's very loose inspired by that Yeah I just want flow Let's do some dark brown lines. I'm not gonna do any thick Brown lines probably but we'll see how it goes Just don't run all the way through double back on them like that and then Use my nail to kind of trail the tip of The line out so that there's not a bulb where I doubled back So like right there. There's kind of a pointy in I'm just gonna use my finger to trail that Into my design It just looks like in some areas that it was like this and then Done like that that actually looks a lot like what I'm looking at. I don't want to add too much brown I don't I don't want it to take away from What we have going on This is a piece that has already been uh covered with resin. She just painted over it So that translucent brown that we kind of tied in after the fact looks okay With how we applied it ideally if I were to do this again, if this is a big gig I would do the milky way and then the translucent brown And then built it the way we did the rest of it Okay, so now let's tilt it again What is mdf please Tilt is going to stretch our lines. So the brown is going to stretch just like all the other colors do Mdf is is a is a type of wood I'm tilting it back, but I don't want to Cover those dark chocolate rich lines Thank you mama No, that was that person's name mama something Mama like the museum m a m a I'm just gonna put these edges because I know That ronda and Kenny are gonna watch and I'll I'll get a lecture on my edges So if you want to do one final pan over Before I take it to the dfz As in who's your mom? Make sure I have something in there Yeah, so it is kind of a wood. It's just a bunch of little chunks of wood that are smashed together That make it a part of the board pretty much A way better Than particle board Like look at that like just heating it up and tilting it y'all that's what gives it that Like it's Down in there, you know, like it's just you could cut a layer off and it would still be the same but maybe moved a little bit like that's That's great medium density fiberboard. Yeah There's bowie bowie bowie Bowie All right, all right, she's taking it off to the dfz, which is the dust free zone How do you get that look on installed countertops? um You can do it with the with the heat it up a little bit and use a hairdryer Maybe I wouldn't use a hairdryer. Oh no, it's gonna push too much and you're gonna get a ripple flow Yeah, well if you can't make it look like that don't make your sample look like that If you can't actually tilt the The countertop so you're doing a poor just don't listen to me He's pouring places Exactly level and did not shift at all And if you're fabricating it then get a team together and tilt it I think actually stone dot has a tilt table if I'm gonna chop it because it's not enough Girl cat Thank you. It's not enough. Um But one thing something it's not metallic enough. I only used one Shimmer paste and that's the pearl and I made it translucent other than the chocolate so it's just not gonna you really need to have a lot of metallic particles to chop it and and bring back up those particles Flats and just non shimmers non metallics There's not going to do that because of the nature of the Particles that are floating to make it a luster or a shimmer Nami Jelly beans So this resin's been sitting for maybe 40 minutes So while art coat has a very long working time We worked it up to three hours before it's usual working time for us has been two hours What gold did you use for the triangle? I used gold leaf my speedball. Yeah speedball So right now the test on this one Is to see if the adhesive that we used Is going to react with Oh, yeah, we used a resin because it's an oil based a new adhesive So we shall see I want to do this test on the little one before we take it to the bigger one That would be a whole lot more resin wasted And I made I think I got all the low spots So let's hit it with some heat and see if it does anything I don't think it's gonna. I feel like it would have by now, but let's see Watch it just Perfectly separate from the triangle. That would be so amazing It's still filling back in So essentially the gold leaf sealed in anything that may have I just scraped it right here to see if it would Split and stay split And it's good So That is a good adhesive to pull long lines Well, it's good. It's good to pull long lines and it's good to To do a lot at once because it takes from an hour to three hours to dry So you can do a lot of work with that Um, I haven't tried but I think that you can actually put A little tint of something Just so that you could see where you've put it down because it's super clear when you put it down It will be a little shiny. So if you want to look at it through an angle. Oh, there's the How you can see our reusable stir sticks Ready to go for tomorrow. So and just fyi this brown is paper it's just like this the The coasters that we sell Uh, but with the coasters you just take one side off first Pour on it.  Oh, there she is. Have an awesome time. Mike was in here a second ago Tiffany Quartz later The bottle with the lady on it question mark That is not It's speedball. It's speedball Mona Lisa One of the most iconic paintings Being an artist You should know that baby. I know who it is. Whatever it is. Look at the camera not me. It's just so funny so Now we know that that adhesive is good to go for Using under a resin those pieces today you guys. I hope you enjoyed it Hope you learned something or inspired in some way to Create something amazing here your own because That's what we're here for all of the stuff that we use today the pigments the stir sticks the cradle boards the resin All of it can be found on our website artiststilldeath.com. That's with two T's and two L's The the adhesive is called dux Quick dry gilding size You can use the bottle with the lady on it, which is I speak all Mona Lisa I have a model that's somewhere but Loving it I'm gonna take this to juxt on amazon. Yeah, that's where I got it on amazon. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep.  So I have to paint Lordy miss lordy Four foot by four foot If you have any questions, we're happy to answer them Otherwise come back tomorrow for our two p.m. Tuesday Blessing on something that I have no idea what I'm gonna do yet No name says where can I get some stone coat epoxy in europe? Can I do this on glass? You can I would definitely Um prep the glass first so that the resin doesn't As a clear bonding primer and you can use that Can we ship resin to europe? It's going to be expensive for the buyer And there's so many regulations to get atashi in other countries That may not be the case with like I know that in Perth color Obsession sells stone coat And she may Be able to ship it into other countries because she's in a different country so There's that option If that's an option But other than the resin we do ship worldwide so all the pigments the cradleboards Literally everything but epoxy I can ship worldwide Sorry for the shaking I'm just trying to put this little the import fees do accustomed and the weight are so high I'd have to sell like Exactly. Um, I know you like him is out of the uk and they have some pretty good epoxy But yeah So if there's nothing else I can answer for you guys Feel free to shoot me an email that's thornton at artist till death to um Ask me questions that I haven't covered here if I miss something and Delilah, yes, it can be done on glass. I would just make sure you prep it first really really well and like I said, you can prep by stuffing it and sanding it And or using bonding primer If you want to see through it, if not use um, you know pig lining primer or just pour resin on it It could be laminate depending on the condition Um, there's an artist. There's the asian artist that does that he gets like 10-foot Sheets of it and he pours resin down. He just does crazy stuff and then Hover's it in white And then takes a blade and cuts it peels it off of whatever he does and then that's whatever's underneath is what his art is I'm sorry, Jessica. Let me reach out to um And the team that's don't vote they may have some I'm carrying Yeah prep is definitely key just like Claire said, so Oh boy, he's on one You be extra he is this extra right now So yeah, thank you guys for everything. Um Um Check out our shop use code Restock r e s t o c k for 13 off until wednesday. We just got a new shipment in from a couple of companies waiting on more and If you're signed up for our newsletter or Our website then we send out an email every time they're available Or Every time we have a restock Coincidentally, it's usually the same day and um So you can be first to know Anyways, thank you guys for everything. Thanks for watching. Um Delilah you can get a bonding firm from any hardware store I don't know what's in your area. We're Amazon I know you can get the whites and the black xion from ronda at rk3design dot com She carries it to the same day shipping if you order before noon At the clear xion I would have to search. I have never bought it, but I know that the regular xion you'll take ones are The best bonding partner that I've used so far Anyway, y'all have an awesome meeting kind of one another because you never know what someone's going through And always remember we do the test So yeah I said


السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته بسم الله و الحمد لله والصلاة والسلام على عبد الله و رسوله محمد و على آله وأصحابه أجمعين We praise Allah سبحانه وتعالى. We send blessings and salutations upon Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم His household, his companions, we ask Allah to bless them all, to bless every one of us to grant us goodness and to have mercy on every one of us. Amen My brothers and sisters, the Prophet Musa عليه السلام or Moses may peace be upon him called out to Allah many times during his life Some of these are mentioned by Allah سبحانه وتعالى in the Quran Some of them are mentioned by Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم in the hadith We went through one of the du'as or two of them when he had arrived in Median in the previous episode and today I'd like to go through another of the beautiful du'as of Musa عليه السلام That is so powerful that every one of us actually needs throughout our lives It is a du'a mentioned in Surat Taha A supplication mentioned in the chapter known as Taha in the Quran verse number 25 Allah says قال ربش رحلي صدري ويسرلي أمري وحل العقدة من لسان يفقه قولي The term Qala at the beginning in Arabic means he said So if you were to use these words to call out to Allah with you need to drop the Qala So it is ربش رحلي صدري ويسرلي أمري وحل العقدة من لسان يفقه قولي What is the meaning of it? It means ربش رحلي صدري ويسرلي أمري وحل العقدة من لسان يفقه قولي So that they can understand what I say My statement What a powerful du'a It has got to do with Anything that you are doing You want the confidence ربش رحلي صدري ويسرلي أمري You want Allah to make the affair easy ربش رحلي صدري ويسرلي أمري You want to be eloquent You want to be able to come across in a way That the people can understand what you are saying وحل العقدة من لسان يفقه قولي Oh Allah, untie the knot Now Musa A.S. had literally a knot It used to Or it is reported that he had a stammer A little bit of a stutter And he made a du'a to Allah Oh Allah, you are sending me to the Pharaoh I need to talk to him You are asking me to convey your message I need your help because I stutter My brothers and sisters I want to draw your attention to something amazing A miracle In most cases of those who stutter When they are reading the Quran There is no stutter It's just amazing It's a miracle of Allah سبحانه وتعالى In most cases In some cases it still happens But those who struggle speaking sometimes And they happen to stammer stutter They have a problem with Saying the first word The first few words When it comes to the Quran بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم الحمد لله رب العالمين الرحمن الرحيم You would never imagine that this person has a problem speaking That's a gift of Allah سبحانه وتعالى Because it's the message of Allah It's the words of Allah Especially when you understand the Arabic language But even for those who don't So when you are speaking with the words of Allah Allah makes it easier for you to convey the message Because that message belongs to the owner of creation سبحان الله This is Musa A.S What did he say to Allah Oh Allah, you are sending me to the Pharaoh Well, I want you to clear my chest And like I said, clearing the chest here Would refer to many things But it refers to confidence It refers to something we all need You know, I don't want to be nervous I just want to have a clear chest I know and so on And I want you to make this A fair easy for me A fair meaning What you've tasked me with This thing I want you to make it easy for me This du'a my brothers and sisters You can apply it And use it in nearly everything that you are doing You start off your lecture You can read the du'a You want to start off something at work You read the du'a You want to start off You speaking to someone You read the du'a You have something to do You read the du'a You have a task You read the du'a ربش رحلي صدري ويسرلي أمر وحل العقدة من لساني يفقه قولي And Allah gave that to him Allah سبحانه وتعالى Gave it to him But there is another part of the du'a That we may not call out to Or we may not be calling out to Allah With because We don't have a brother called Harun But I want to show you Musa A.S. Who had a brother called Harun By the way I do have a brother called Harun Masha Allah But what I make mention of here is Allah says that Musa A.S. Called out to him Even beyond that du'a He says واجعلي وزيرا من أهلي Let me have someone with me From my family Who can assist me هارون أخي My brother Harun Send him with me You know You are asking me to do something But let me draw the help Of my brother Harun Task him as well with me أشدد به أزري واشريكه في أمر You know Let him You O Allah Strengthen me through him Being with me And let him come And take part in this affair of mine So that we can both declare Your greatness and glorify you And remember you a lot For indeed You are watching What we are going through And you know after that What Allah says And this is something that Brings tears to the eyes again قَالَ قَدْ أُوْتِ تَسُؤْلَكَ يَا مُوسَى وَلَ قَدْ مَنَنَّا عَلَيْكَ مَرْةً أُخْرَى He says Oh Musa We have given you what you've asked Amazing This was almost instant Musa A.S. Saying Open my chest In the sense that you know Clear my chest Make it easy for me Untie the knot And send my brother with me So that we can do this Thing here together And Allah says Okay that's given Anything else Subhan Allah Subhan Allah Allah says Okay that's given Whatever you've asked for me From me I've given it to you That's what Allah is saying And Allah is saying We have bestowed upon you favors This is not the first favor Of Allah Subhanahu و تعالى Upon Musa A.S. So Allah is saying We have bestowed upon you The favors How many favors Have we bestowed upon you Every one of us We need to ask ourselves The favors of Allah That he has bestowed upon us What are they How many are they They are millions Billions Countless It is part of faith And conviction To consider And to think About what Allah has Given you And favored you with And to search for it Hunt it Find it And thank Allah As many things as you can That's a way That you will achieve Increase Because Allah says If you're going to show Gratitude to Allah He will definitely Grant you increase So to show gratitude Search for the gifts Thank Allah for them And you will see What Allah سبحانه و تعالى Will do for you So this was a beautiful Du'a That Musa A.S. Made When he went to the The Pharaoh He spoke so eloquently I think the Pharaoh Subhanallah Was thrown off his feet And this is why He felt threatened By Musa A.S. May Allah سبحانه و تعالى Help us all And guide us In every single way I want to go through More of the Du'a of Musa A.S. This beautiful Prophet of Allah Subhanahu و تعالى He struggled also At the hands of His own people The Banu Israel So when it comes to Banu Israel Allah سبحانه و تعالى Tells us that They did not obey Every instruction Of Musa A.S. They always cross-questioned him They always asked him more And so on But Musa A.S. Sort the protection Of Allah from the Pharaoh Many times Using different words Some of these words Specifically mentioned the Pharaoh In which case We wouldn't be able to use That exact Du'a Because it makes mention Of the Pharaoh But where the word Pharaoh is not In the verse Or in the Du'a And it's a broader Du'a We may use that Du'a That supplication If we have a similar Situation where We need the protection From a tyrant From someone who's bad From someone who intends To harm us Listen to what Musa A.S. says Allah سبحانه و تعالى Speaks about it In Surat Ghafir Verse number 27 وقال Musa إني عذت بربي و ربكم كل متكبر لا يؤمن بيوم الحساب And Moses said إني عذت I seek the protection In my Rabb In my Lord And your Lord I seek the protection In our Lord Mine and yours We have the same Lord The same maker I seek protection In Him From every arrogant person Horty person Who doesn't believe in the reckoning The day of reckoning So two qualities A person who doesn't believe In the day of reckoning But they're not Horty They're not arrogant And so on Here Musa A.S. is saying The one who doesn't believe And he is arrogant He's proud Proud to the degree That he belittles everyone He's harming us He's causing damage He's trying to cause damage He's saying I'm seeking the protection Of my Lord And your Lord From people who are arrogant And don't believe in the day Don't believe in The day of accounting The day of resurrection So there's no harm In seeking this protection In fact it's healthy إني عذت To be ربي وربكم من كل متكبر لا يؤمن بيوم الحساب This is a dua May Allah Make it for us Such that we are protected And those who are arrogant You know Those who don't believe In fact سبحان الله There are other du'as That we will learn From the time of Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم When we get to those episodes Where we will be covering The dua Of Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم And that's going to take up The largest chunk of our series الحمد لله But I promise you There are so many powerful du'as That we would feel That it was tailor made For all of us Because you see The tests of Allah Are quite similar In the lives of everyone The magnitude of the test Might be different But people are tested In a similar way These are the same tests You see I want to draw your attention To something very interesting My beloved brothers and sisters Especially the younger ones When we have examinations O levels A levels You can Whatever other examinations In South Africa They call it The metriculent exams The metric exams Whatever it is People will tell you generally If you want to pass There is a secret Oh wow So what's that secret Past papers Wow Have you heard that Past papers Do as many past papers As you can of geography Get them from the year 2000 Right up to 2018 18 past papers 2019 2020 Whatever the year is Do 20 past papers And June and November June and November In the case of O levels Okay Or A levels They'll tell you To go wrong And then you're You know what When you've done All those past papers The chances are As you're sitting With your examination Oh wow There's a small change In the question But it's appeared somewhere Because those examiners Need to ask you About a specific syllabus Right That syllabus Is contained Right So the questions They're going to ask you If you've covered So many years Of past papers You've covered the syllabus And it might be A slight difference In wording A small difference A small difference In the numbers But the gist Of the question Is the same And you say Wow I did this Just now This morning I did it And happy smiling You know The examiner The invigilator I think you're cheating Can I tell you The example I'm giving you With Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala He has given us All the past papers We need To pass our exam These are past papers He's telling us About the prophets He says How smaller Than this Do you Have the time To go through these past papers If you do Good luck to you You're going to pass them If you don't Bad luck You're going to struggle You might fail Come back to repeat your exam You fail again Come back to repeat your exam Until You've done enough papers That are current That you Wrote and failed And you got the experience And you came back This is a gift Of Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala So my brothers and sisters It's a beautiful way Of looking at things That Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala Is always Asked those favor upon us By telling us What happened to others And this is why In the hadith of the Prophet ﷺ He always speaks about How important it is To look at those Who have less than you So that you can Appreciate what you have Musa'a A.S. Is seeking the protection In Allah From The pride And the Hortiness of those Who are haughty And the wrongdoers Etc. Etc. And Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala Gave that to him Now there is another dua that Musa A.S. has made and this dua is to do with the seeking of forgiveness for himself and his people where he says أنت ولينا فغفلنا ورحمنا وانت خيوره الغافرين سورة العراف ورسم 155 يقول أن الله أنت our protector so forgive us and have mercy on us for you are the best of those who forgive you are the best of those who forgive so he is seeking the forgiveness of Allah we also need to seek the forgiveness of Allah in another verse Allah says that Musa A.S. said رب الغفر لي ولي أخي وأدخلنا في رحمتك وانت أرحم الراحمين verse number 151 of سورة العراف Oh my Rab forgive me and my brother and enter us into your mercy for indeed you are the most merciful of those who have mercy أرحم الراحمين أنت خيوره الغافرين you are the best of those who forgives look at how one is Allah is forgiving that's his quality right his names are based also on forgiveness but to say you are the best of those who have mercy you are the most merciful of those who have mercy you are the best of those who forgive these are qualities there praise Allah we all have to praise Allah oh Allah you are the best there is no one better than you oh Allah there are people who forgive you are the best you are the most forgiving of those who forgive you are the most merciful of those who have mercy have mercy on me oh Allah have mercy on me and my brother so what lesson I want to draw from this is look he is asking not just for himself in one dua he says forgive me and my brother in one dua for our family members in this other verse he says oh Allah forgive me and my people forgive all of us it's not just me so this goes to show that you know we are concerned about the mercy of Allah not just for us but for all those around us and this is why Allah says he says إنهدنا إليك the dua is as follows وكتب لنا في هذه الدنيا حسنة وفي الآخرة oh Allah write for us goodness in this world and the next that's the dua وكتب لنا في هذه الدنيا حسنة وفي الآخرة oh Allah write for us decree for us goodness in this world and the next the dua stops there إنهدنا إليك is separate from the dua so this is an amazing wording because it was thousands of years prior to Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم and the man is making a same dua that is mentioned in the Quran and it's something we are asked to call out to Allah with and I'm mentioning that in a moment but it means oh Allah we want two goodnesses in this world and in the next I believe that there is another world to come so I don't want you to solve my problems only for this world but I want you to resolve my matters for this world and for the next both of them this dua is powerful because it shows that you believe in the hereafter it shows that you're concerned about the hereafter so now let's fast forward to Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم صورة البقرة الله سبحانه وتعالى speaks about it verse number 200 and 201 where he says ومن الناس من يقول ربنا آتنا في الدنيا وما له في الآخرة من خلاق he's speaking about Hajj and the people who make dua in Musdalifa and the people who are making dua during the season of Hajj and he says these people are saying or from among the people there are those who say oh Allah grant us in the dunya in this world and they have no portion of the hereafter nothing so they forget to ask about the hereafter the supplications from revelation teach us that we should not just be asking about goodness of this world and then leave no portion for the hereafter but to balance the two be conscious always of the fact that while you're asking Allah for some goodness here you need to ask him for goodness of the hereafter as well so Allah says from among the people there are some they don't know what they're doing they're only asking Allah oh Allah help me give me a job grant me a spouse give me wealth give me health give me good offspring give me a beautiful house a beautiful car a beautiful this a beautiful that grant me whatever else in terms of the world and they forget to say oh Allah forgive me grant me paradise make it easy for me in my grave and so on so the very next verse Allah speaks about the ideal Allah says انا آتنا في الدنيا حسنة وفي الاخرات حسنة وقنا عذاب النار أولئك لهم نصيب مما كسبوا والله سريع الحساب from among the people are those who say oh our Rab grant us goodness in this world and the next and save us from the punishment of the grave وقنا عذاب النار save us from the punishment of the grave Allah says those are the ones who will achieve a portion of what they have earned so this is a beautiful dua why it's divided into three two of them regarding the hereafter and the one portion regarding this world subhan Allah if you're dividing this dua into three ربنا آتنا في الدنيا حسنة وفي الاخرات حسنة وقنا عذاب النار oh Allah grant us goodness in this world grant us goodness in the hereafter and save us from the punishment of the grave you would realize these two are connected to the hereafter and this one here is connected to this world it goes to show the true believers are more concerned about the hereafter than they are about this particular worldly life so I would like جنة you would like جنة we would all like paradise but in the interim we need a few things here we will endure the richest of people the poorest of people have problems the most handsome and pretty of people have problems the most healthy of people have problems these issues shall remain when you get to the hereafter no more problems why? you believed you sought Allah you did the right thing and you entered Allah's mercy but if you did not do the right thing in this world then the problems will begin in the hereafter may Allah grant us a deep a beautiful understanding this is why this dua has brought together so much of goodness ربنا آتنا في الدنيا حسنة وفي الآخرة حسنة وقنا عذاب النار when we go to مكة المكرمة and we are doing the tawaf of the house of Allah سبحانه وتعالى it's a sunnah at a certain stage between the Rukن يماني and the Hajar أسود which is the last part you see the Kaaba is like a box right slightly rectangular some say it's exactly square but it's not exactly square it's shape okay the last part of it as you're circumbulating the sunnah is ربنا آتنا في الدنيا حسنة وفي الآخرة حسنة وقنا عذاب النار oh Allah grant us goodness in this world grant us goodness in the hereafter and save us from the punishment of the grave the punishment of the grave if you're saved from it what is to follow he's going to be worse may Allah سبحانه وتعالى grant us save you from the punishment of the hereafter so today what we learned is we don't just pray for ourselves we pray for others as well we always look at the qualities of Allah سبحانه وتعالى and we call him with the best of those names you know he is the best of those who have mercy etc. and also when we call out to Allah don't just call out for this world but call out for the hereafter as well here is Musa imagine he called out to Allah using similar words as Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم later on similar words as those that Allah tells us to use during the period of Hajj and not just during the period of Hajj but these du'as should be with us every single day it's amazing how some of the Imam actually say even in تشهد when we're sitting and you know we're finished with our Salawat upon the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم it's a time to make du'a we say اللهم إني ظلم to نفسي ظلم كثيرا Oh Allah I have wronged myself in a great way ولا يغفروا الذنوب إلا أنت and none forgives sins besides you فغفر لي مغفرة من عندك so forgive me a forgiveness from yourself ورحمني إنك أنت الغفور الرحيم and have mercy on me for indeed you are the most forgiving most merciful some of the scholars actually say you can add to that ربنا آتنا في الدنيا حسنة وفي الأخيرة حسنة وقنا عذاب النار and some say you can actually replace it with that all of that is beautiful because they are all taught to us by صلى الله عليه وسلم and these are du'as seeking forgiveness seeking help when you seek forgiveness automatically you are asking for a good hereafter so we ask الله سبحانه وتعالى to bless every one of us my brothers and sisters I'm excited about the next episode by the will of الله سبحانه وتعالى we're going to go through these supplications from revelation in order for us to all benefit until then أقول قولي هذا والسلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته


Now that we talked about that, let's get into a little Q&A and we'll go from there. Gotta take off, take off. I appreciate you guys. See you so much. Thanks so much. See you so much. All right. There was a good comment in the very beginning from Sandeep. And Sandeep said, Hey Dan, please do a watch longer of your video when you sell your crypto. And that's a great point. So there's a link in the description of all my videos. I talk about this all the time. Why when I'm selling 80% of my crypto in 2025? And just watch that and I talked about the indicators and things like that. What I've done before and we'll do it again is I do a watch along where I play that video and I'm in the background and I answer everybody's questions as we go through it. Like what's this and what's that and how should we do this? So what I think I might do actually is I might do that but I might invite a special guest on who's better at maybe selling alts like, maybe like a Tom Crown, maybe like Dan Gambordello and just have them sit in with us and they could also answer any questions as well. So I'll ask those guys to come on and we'll try to get the best information we possibly can. All right, so let's see, what else we got? Russell says, Rob, I had 14K in Celsius and now they gave me back around 2K, is it logical? Maybe. And I'm not the person to talk about this one because we just, we did a video. What I want you to do is go here. There is a website. Actually, there's two things I want you to do. I'll show you. First, I want you to look up, Aaron Bennett, A-Aron Bennett and follow him and he has all the great alpha and information about how much you should get back, what it looks like, how to stay away from the scams and what you should actually do to maximize the potential of getting everything back from Celsius. I want you to follow him. The second thing I want you to do is go over to simondixon.com and he's got a bunch of webinars about what you should get back and what it means and how much you're gonna get back also later, especially if you're on what that Ionic Digitals, which is essentially the arm that's going to focus on Bitcoin mining, which I never was a big fan of, but whatever. So I hope that helps. For all those guys, they'll give you the best information. I'm not the guy for that, all right?  Simon U from StormX? Does that even exist anymore? I'm not even sure if it even exists, quite honestly. I sold that a bit ago. I had some and I just got rid of it. So Simon wants to come on, sure, but I don't know what happened to that project. One of the many projects that I invested into that didn't do so hot, what are you gonna do? Problems, problems, problems. That's okay.  Yeah, do as much as you possibly can. But I gotta tell you guys, I think whatever you invest into as time goes on, especially with this bull market coming in, I think it'll do just fantastic. Ah, Chris says, hey, Rob, I'm a regular cracking user in UK and did not get one of those emails. It sounds pretty scammy if you ask me. It does sound pretty scammy actually. Let's see. That's why I always like to verify things. Let's see. Let's read this again. I wonder if this really, this is one of those things where they're like, hey, we want you to send us your address. Now send us your private keys and da-da-da. That's a good point. Sue, what's the first? Well, actually, what's the second rule? I think it's a scam and tell a prune otherwise, right? Hee-hee. Ed says, give us a warning before the warning of your selling. You'll know it. If you follow me on X, you'll hear it first before I even sell, but I'm just a very small minnow in this very big, huge pond. Yep, green screen game is pretty high standard. I must admit. It's not, it's very tough to do this and that people walk through time to time. That's a fiver move right there. Well, now Travel11 says, I can confirm the emails are sent out. A close friend got one. I will say this, if somebody asked you for your wallet address, what would you guys do? Would you guys say, yeah, here's the wallet? Would you give your public address or would you give your private address? Do you know what the difference is between those two? If you do not, let me direct your attention to this phenomenal website that I have. It is 100% free at danteachescrypto.com. I only ask you for an email. I don't even spam you. I just tell you what the updates are every once a week and there's a lot of information in there that I make it as easy as possible. Oh, not that one. We'll go to login. And when you go there, first thing, these first two modules are imperative, basics and safety. If you wanna go into gaming and metaverse and how to why and review and investing is a good one, go there. But yeah, to answer the question, public address, you can give that all day long. I'll put my public address right now for Bitcoin. Whoever wants to send it to me, go right ahead. But your private address, which essentially is what allows you to spend everything, should never be given away. So, travel11, I appreciate you for letting us know about that. Traveler11, excuse me. The craftsman, let's review decentralized exchanges on a day. It's a great point. I've got a video coming out, as a matter of fact. And it's gonna be released on Saturday morning. And whenever you go, there you go. Sorry. And it's about a dex called token site. And I did a review, and it's one of those dexes that do it all because I believe that centralized exchanges aren't the future. I think dexes are the future. And this one is going through a process, but you're able to, it's not an aggregate. It's not a dex aggregator, meaning that it doesn't pull like different dexes together and give you the best price. It's an all-in-one solution. And they're going through, you can trade a Solana, Optimism, Arbitrum, Polygon, Avalanche, Binance Chain, Ethereum, layer two solutions. And that'll come out on Saturday. So, craftsman, that's a good point. We should do that. And we should actually take a look at a lot of dexes, matter of fact. So it looks like this, but watch the video first, it'll be out on Saturday. It's good stuff. Michael Roach says, Rob, when do you think we'll hit the top? So in line with my Bitcoin price prediction, I think we'll hit the top somewhere between tomorrow and 2027. I'm pretty sure it's in that timeframe. Yeah. Yeah, that's a good one. Jay Rue says, Send me one Bitcoin, I'll send you back two. Sounds fair. Also, I just saw a couple of AI-generated videos. Michael Saylor said the same thing. Send me 10 Ethereum, I'll send you 20 Ethereum back. Sounds legit. This is all sarcasm. I hope everybody understands that. Kawa the K is here. Mr. Solo says, What's the difference between public and private? It's a great question. I would direct you to your, the basics. Mostly this video right here. What's DLT? The distributed ledger technology, blockchain and Bitcoin. What are smart contracts and oracles? What's inflation? That there right there will answer your question, my man. And go with that. Oswin's got a good question. DCA daily or weekly? I'm planning DCA and Alts and Bitcoin until they're having. It's a pretty good strategy actually. Right now I am DCA-ing some things daily. That would include Bitcoin and Ethereum and some other stuff. And then there's also some I do every three days and some I do once a week. So it's a lot. But as you all know, my portfolio is pretty large. I have quite the diversifier. I'm gonna fail in a lot of those. A lot of those are not gonna do great. I don't need them all to do great. I just need like two to do fantastic. I think I'll probably hit that number. I have over 75 of them. So we'll see. Ah, meme says it. Private is addressed from what you send. That's right. Well, it's what allows you to. Same thing, meme's right. Good job, meme. Did Simon say you get a second email with more accounts or is it a one and done? Not for sure. Again, sign up for Simon Dixon. SimonDixon.com, you'll go from there. The last video me and him did, he said very specifically, he's like, hey, the next video we do, we're not gonna say the word Celsius because that's an old company, it's dead and gone. He says, now we have to move forward. He goes, I'll help everybody I can on my website, but the next video, that's it. I have to agree. That doesn't mean that everybody's gonna be left behind. We're gonna get everybody up to speed. He's gonna help you on his website. Aaron Bennett's gonna do his great stuff. You gotta follow Aaron. You gotta follow him. He's just good. Sorry. I can't help it. Travis Levin says, left translated cycle, very much in play, a Bitcoin topic for 21 November. That is, it could actually happen. I think this is one of the, Bob Lucas, I believe, Biot, Bob, L-O-U-K-A-S. I think he talks about a left translated cycle and what it could actually mean. And he's saying that we're not gonna see a 2025 blow off top. It's gonna end up around 2024 and that's it. We'll see. That's why I do those indicators. Rick says, is it wise to quit DCA at the halving? It's a great question. It's a great question. I'm gonna say, let's take a look at the data. Write your attention to this website that I steal from constantly. Let's go here. Let's take Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Cardano, Avalanche, Link, Polkadot, Immutable, Atom, Neer, and Arbitrum. Let's go all the way back to, the halving last time was May 11th, 2020. Some around there, May 10th, some around there, right? So let's take 2020. Let's go forward. Let's say March 30th. No, let's just say April 1st. Why not? Okay, and let's say we're gonna do DCA equal amounts. We're just gonna put in 10 bucks, right? If we do that, here's what we would make. Actually, no, no, this isn't a good one. Sorry, sorry, sorry. It would actually be, to answer the question, accurately, let's take June 1st. Now the gains won't be as well, right? They won't be as massive, but we are now accumulating after the halving. So let's say we're putting in Bitcoin, ETH, Solana, ADA, Link, Matic, and Atom. And some people would say, well, why would you do that? Because, I mean, the best time is obviously, obviously the best time to accumulate is at the all-time lows, right? Well, obviously, but how many of us hit the exact moment at the exact point and put all our money in? We may have done pretty well and put a lot in. I actually didn't do that great, quite honestly. I'll be honest with you. I should have put more in. I did not. But what are you gonna do? So we're coming along here. We're sending 10 bucks a day and we're going here and it's October 15th, 2020. It's looking pretty good for us, right? We're up 72% on Solana, Chainlink, Atom, ETH. We're actually underwater on Matic, Dot, Avax, and Neer. We're actually, we're down 98% on Neer. It must have had a high valuation in the very beginning. So we keep going, we keep going. We're in 2021 now and look at those numbers. ADA, we're up a 4X, ETH, 3X, Solana, almost triple. Bitcoin almost doubled. We've invested, actually we invested $2,500 and Bitcoin's at 7,000, that's even more so. So going forward, let's top out here at April because that was the first topper, right? For Bitcoin, there's your answer. Now remember, Bitcoin does great but then people sell off Bitcoin usually and then it goes into alts. So what happens over here, June or so? You see Matic, Sol, A to ETH, Link, Atom crush it. And Bitcoin's up a paltry 116%, whatever. Not a big deal. So to answer your question, yeah, I think you got time. And that's just the old data. I can't tell you what's gonna happen now but that's what it looks like back then. Then in Garcia, if you buy ETH and Bitcoin, sure. Chainlink, looking pretty good. Aristotle Plato, yes, it's here. What's your favorite alts coin? Tomato coin. There's no favorite, honestly. I like the ones that go up, those are my favorite. I have a fond appreciation for what Solana did in their dexes. I know everybody's gonna start to groan right now but if you've used the Solana dex, you know what I'm talking about. Very smooth, very easy, no problems. The interface with the Titus wallet or Phantom wallet is excellent and I like doing it. Somebody, I was on Twitter Spaces with Paul Barone, the Paul Barone network. Great channel, go check it out. And one of the gentlemen on there was talking about how XRP is actually, they have their dex coming out sometime relatively soon. Now if they do that, that can make things very interesting because XRP is quite cheap to use. And it's practically a stable coin right now. Sorry, yeah, Bob Lucas, yep. Do you have a Solana phone? No, I never got one but it looks, people who have them love them. Yes, Eric says, Robert for your free seconds, have you looked at rational routes, a spiral chart I have? Good stuff, bad. Rational routes are pretty good one to follow in X as well. Great charts that come out but I gotta remind myself of what that actually was. Your Ryler work, you're welcome, Rick. Madi's got a good question, is farming airdrops worth it for someone with 4K portfolio? It's worth it if you have time and you wanna deal with it. It fascinates me how much people can actually make but it's risky. So if you're gonna do any kind of airdrop farming, just use a, as I call it, like a burner hot wallet because the chances of you getting wrecked or getting fished or something happened is pretty high in those situations. Also for all the people that know what the heck they're talking about, as far as airdrops, Cryptocito is a really good one and also Lady of Crypto. Those two have really guided people well on the airdrop train and I don't really know what I'm talking about with airdrops so I do very little and I'll tell you what I know, I'll tell you what I don't know, go follow those guys. What's going on? Just doing a live stream. Me, you and a couple thousand people. Oh, Danny says, I met daily DCA views are very high and Ethan Bitcoin best weekly DCA. You can do that, works out pretty well. Also what I do is I use, I'm stuck in the US, I'm in Puerto Rico and I just use Coinbase. And we talked about this before, I use Coinbase one. It's either 19 bucks a month if you pay for a year, they may have raised that. I got that rate locked in as of last year because I DCA'd so much. Or it's like 29 bucks a month. And if you DCA every day like I do, it actually waives the fees up to $10,000. So if you're doing that kind of volume, you don't have any fees. So for me, it's worth it. For some people like Danny is like, I'm just gonna buy once a week, works for you just fine. The thing is, there's a lot of ways to get around it to do things, these are just one more ways. So yeah, let's see. Rob, all the CPI rating does is make me buy in price for olive coin that much cheaper. Hey, if they wanna get spooked on these numbers, that's fine with me. I'm happy to accumulate. I'm good. I never really thought things were gonna happen until the end of 2024, 2085 anyhow. So I'm just kind of killing time. Barack says, how's the DGEN portfolio in this moment? Not too great, honestly. There's a link in the description. You can see all my DGENRIT plays. And let's see here. Here's what I've got. So this was back, geez, this is so long ago. I need to update this. I got an again, so key she ever done fame and sweat coin. And actually against them was I think one of the better ones. Now fame was a good one. And I got it at like, you can see the numbers here. You know, we should probably update this right now. Let's see where we're at. I can tell you right now, sweat coin is probably the worst. And so, key she. 0.038, that's about the same. Well, it's about 0.04 now, I guess. 0.038, if we round it up, I'm still up. Let's see. 4 cents, I got it at a penny and a half. So yeah, not too bad. Everdome, 0.0005, this is not gonna look good. I can tell you right now, 0.0005. Oops, I'm still up on that one. Look at that. And then fame, I don't expect this to do anything. Very disappointed in this one. Could have done so much better. 0.007, this one's gotta be a dud. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. All time I was 47 cents. And, Jesus. So I'm underwater on that one. And then sweat coin, I know. Geltau was 9 cents, the price today is, actually it's, what are you gonna do? So yeah, so two up, two down, not too bad. Sometimes it's just better just to, this is why I appreciate Ben. It's like, if you just put it into Bitcoin, it's like, yeah, the gains aren't as massive, but yeah, it's a lot less headaches. That is fun, right? It's fun to gamble every so often. There's a reason why people travel to Las Vegas every so often don't live there like I did for two years. Yeah, well, you choose what's best for you. Exactly, Danny, exactly. How about swift coin? Hopefully that's not from the old swift system that XRP is trying to get rid of, or compete with, I should say. Yeah, Adam's got a good point, degenerates. I think we're good. Anything else, guys, for me, I think we're good. Is XRP, is XRP hate justified? I don't get it myself. It's not a hatred, it's just doesn't really, I mean, for all the talk about all the things that they've done so far, and reaching out and just price doesn't move too much. I think it's up 2% today, so that's good. Hey, but I don't get out of bed for that. And that's it. All right, everybody, that's it for today. So look, like this video, thumbs up, subscribe, all that good stuff, and then I think next week we'll do a meetup at the San Juan Smokehouse. First round of beers are on me. If you're here in the San Juan area in Puerto Rico, that's it. Thanks so much for stopping by, guys. I appreciate you, and I'll see you on the next one. Great day.


You might be someone like me who suffered with a lot of health problems and you've seen all the specialists or all the established experts in the field. And you might have come away one day thinking, is this really all there is? You have a nagging feeling that there must be something else, but for whatever reason you don't trust it. Well, in this video, this is your sign that maybe you should trust that feeling. Hey guys, I'm Dr. Alex Hine, doctor of acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine and author of the health book Master of the Day. Now before we jump in, I've put together two important downloads and two important links right below the video. The first is for a free guide, which is for daily rituals that can potentially help you ideas to your life with traditional Chinese medicine. You'll also get my weekly video newsletter that way. And the second is if you'd like to become a patient of mine locally in Los Angeles or virtually via telemedicine, just click the link below and it'll give you information on my clinic and how to get in touch. Some people trust authority and other people trust the truth. This was one of my conclusions after I had gone through really all of the modern medical referral system. So if you've seen some of my videos on my own lifelong gut problems, I initially went to a nutritionist and I was surprised by the referral. I mean, I'd always eaten healthy. My family had always eaten Mediterranean. My mom or dad had cooked basically every single night. We were hardly the standard American family. So the referral to the nutritionist and the dietitian, I didn't really think that I was going to learn that much. So I worked with the dietitian for a few months. She gave me her advice in her two cents. It didn't help. And then she escalated it. Again, I was referred from a general practitioner to the dietitian. Dietitian sent me to the GI specialist. And the GI specialist after palpating my abdomen for literally two minutes said, it sounds like IBS. And then wanted to give me a colonoscopy and prescribe a potential medication that I'm learning later was an antidepressant for my gut issues. Now, there's nothing wrong with getting a colonoscopy or getting even taking antidepressants for gut issues. I mean, they do have clinical uses. I mean, a lot of the serotonin is produced in the gut. But the point was that this whole time, there was a little canary in my head thinking that this doesn't add up. Something just doesn't make sense. Well, they may be the experts, which I am now highly skeptical of. And you probably are, too, if you've been through the American medical system as a patient. But I had the little canary chirping in my ear that something doesn't add up and there's got to be another way. But because I was a young kid, I was in my early 20s, and I didn't have the self-confidence or the knowledge that I have now, I trusted those experts and their expertise. But thankfully, before I decided to continue any further, I decided I was going to try a few other things, one of them that eventually worked, which was Chinese medicine, especially Chinese herbs. I think one thing that I see in my patients who are the most chronically ill is that you have to become your own best advocate in healing. Of course, the physician or the expert or whoever you're seeing, the researcher, the book author, they're there to help you. I mean, theoretically, I think most of them are good people, just like I think most physicians are good people and they want to help their patients. They're trying to help you with the medication or the surgery or whatever it is. And they don't know all the alternatives. They don't know all the options on the table. They don't know every possible thing that can help you. I mean, the number of patients that I've had in my practice just in a few years who didn't need surgeries that then got them because their physician or their specialist, according to their training, thought that that was the best way. And then they got the surgery and it changed nothing. I've seen a lot of those cases. Many dozens and dozens. And that person prescribing that thinks they're doing the right thing for the patient. They think they're doing the best thing, even if sometimes they're not. And it's in those moments where you have to trust your own gut. If it says, ah, I just don't... Something just doesn't feel right about this, trust that feeling and go find another specialist or expert or a credible alternative. Because very often it's the person that puts their faith in the medicine guide, the physician guide, and doesn't trust their own instincts, especially when it comes to chronic illness, especially when it comes to something where you should be getting a second or third opinion. So I think very often when I'm doing the coaching aspect of working with patients, very often what I'm trying to suggest is that you eventually have to become your own best advocate. And that means you have to trust your gut feelings about should I do this, should I not do this? Of course there's evidence, but there's also the inner evidence that something feels right, something feels wrong, and I don't know what it is. Trusting that feeling. So I see a lot of bad medicine on both sides of the picture. This isn't to slam physicians. I see a lot of terrible alternative, integrative, whatever you want to call it medicine, which is very new agey, it's very crunchy, it for sure doesn't work, or maybe one in 100 patients are benefited, or maybe it's just no different from getting a massage, or from having a friend sitting there and listening to your problem for an hour, or seeing a therapist. And there's a lot of bad medicine on the conventional medical side.  Or people are recommended surgeries for mysterious pains while we removed your gallbladder but the pain is still there, my bad. Or all these kinds of gynecological procedures or surgeries for fibroids or cysts that are maybe not that urgent. I see a lot of bad medicine on both sides. And what I want to say is trust that feeling. Trust that gut feeling. Of course, trust the expert. If they literally see thousands of people with that condition, they know a lot and they know more than you. But trust the gut feeling also as you're going down this healing path. So this is that little sign. If you're looking for a sign that your expert may not have all the answers and it's time to see somebody else, this video is your sign. You guys, I see it all the time and I agree with it all the time. So if that little canary, that little voice is saying something, trust it. Alright guys, don't forget to put together two important links right below the video to download the free guide which is four daily rituals that can potentially help you add years to your life with Chinese medicine. And the second is if you'd like to learn more about me and my practice in Los Angeles and becoming a potential patient, the link right below is for my clinic and how to reach out and how to get in touch.