Live from Stanford University, it's theCUBE, covering the Women in Data Science Conference 2017. Hi, welcome back to theCUBE, Lisa Martin here with Jeff Frick and we have had an amazing day, Jeff, the second annual Women in Data Science Conference. What an incredible group of women that are here sharing their stories and the inspiration is definitely symbiotic, it's going both ways here. We've had a fantastic day of really a lot of enlightenment. I'm a little jealous, Lisa, we gave you the seat after we came to the first one a couple of years ago but it really is a special, it's a special conference. So you've been sitting here, pulling the duty, getting a lot of great interviews in. What are some of your impressions or what are some of the kind of the big themes that have come out over and over and over that maybe you didn't expect? Yeah, definitely. You know, one of the things that I was really excited about coming into the event was the fact that we're seeing Data Science applicable in so many different domains. We've had, you know, we had Walmart Labs on this morning, you know, the influence there in retail and SAP was here in technology. Those are more tangible for a lot of us, especially in the Valley. One of the things that I found really intriguing was data science and human rights. That's not something that I really spent much time thinking about. How essential that is to be able to help different initiatives and really help evaluate what's going on in certain parts of the world. I thought that was fantastic. I also, from a thematic perspective, a couple of things really popped up. One is that the core data science skills are still absolutely there, you know, being a statistician, being a hybrid hacker, mathematician, being able to understand numbers, but also a couple of elements that are coming in that are really new sort of on the behavioral side, being able to be creative, interpret the information that the data say and explain it, communicate it in a way that either describes the value and shows where investment should be made or helps take you in a different direction. So communication was a really big theme as part of a core evolved data scientist role, as well as empathy, which really kind of caught me by surprise. Not something I would have thought about, but empathy for the different types of data sets you were looking at. And so those were some things that really were kind of a-ha educational moments for me that were very impactful. It's kind of this bifurcation of hardcore data science, hardcore smart mathematicians that are here talking about statistics and confidence levels, et cetera. But at the other time, as you said, the software skills are increasingly even more important for interpretation. Even evaluating the data, is it good data, bad data, clean data? Maybe it's too clean, maybe that's an issue. There was a conversation one of the keynotes about really inspecting the type of data that you have before you even get into the analysis. So the software skills continue to be really important as well as just the hardcore data analytics. Definitely. And one thing too that was another thing that came out of that was, we talked to a number of professors, professor from Harvard, we see a professor from the University of Utah. And looking at curriculum, it seems to be like a topic that's open for discussion. These data scientists recommending curriculum, whether kids are studying computer science or something related, needs to involve some business skills. Because nowadays in the boardroom, data science, data security data is a board level conversation and companies understand to some degree, there's a tremendous amount of business value in this. So for a data scientist to not only be able to communicate that, but to have enough understanding of business is also a core educational skill that was brought up a lot. It sounds like there's still a lot of room for improvement there. Yeah, it's funny, a bunch of my peers and myself, kids that are going through the college application process right now and they have to write their essays, right? And really the conversation that you still have to know how to write, regardless of the field that you go into, you got to communicate. And one of the themes that came up with Grace Hopper that I think when they were doing programs for younger kids, the kids were surprised at how much social activity was involved in doing math and data science because you have to communicate with the engineering teams. You have to communicate with the product managers. You have to communicate with the people you're collecting the data with.  It's actually a much more social endeavor to get to the right answer. Absolutely, in fact, we were just talking to the COO of products and innovation at SAP and that was one of her recommendations is if you're going to be developing software for recruiters, don't do it in isolation. Go out there and actually sit and write along with the recruiter for a week to really understand the end user's perspective so that that can really drive, bring that real world applicability in to whatever that you're doing. So it was a really, it's neat to see the social skill influence there, how key that is. Collaboration, you mentioned that. That was another huge theme of how when we were talking to Janet George at Western Digital, who are the key collaborators of hers as the chief data scientist within the organization? How does she help take data, understand it, be able to process it and influence the manufacturing process? So it's communication is pervasive, it's horizontal and it's something that definitely should be part of I think the curriculum as well as the education that these people get when they're on the job. Right, it's funny too how the data science pieces keeps evolving and as the computers get smarter and the algorithms get smarter and they start to keep doing more and more of the computational load inside of the algorithm. How much again, you need some perspective, you need the software skills become even more important as the computers take over more and more of the actual computational skills. How about just kind of your impression of the vibe here in general? I know you've started to do more and more events and we're excited, we've got another great women in tech event later this month. Yes. The women transforming technology which will also be in Palo Alto. Just kind of your vibe, you know, kind of this small intimate event here at Stanford at the Ariaga Alumni Center. Geeking out over it. It's just been, the vibe is one of such positivity, such inspiration. It's very symbiotic, I think the speakers here, the women who are sharing their expertise, those whether they're doing keynotes or technical talks or on the career panel are learning just as much from the women that are here as the women that are here, maybe the young college girls are learning from them. So that symbiosis has been really, really, not apparent, it's palpable, you can feel it here. I think there's also a lot of excitement and appreciation for the gathering of 400 plus women just in Palo Alto today and how many cities is this being live streamed in? It's a fascinating, if you just go to the Twitter stream and look at WIDS 2017 is the hashtag. There are 70 cities, 25 countries, and there are groups all over there at SAP, they're at different universities, Harvard, MIT. I just saw WIDS Qatar, about 20 women in Qatar who reached out to the organization here, said we want to do something and found an academic sponsor. And you watch this, you know, there's a lot of conferences that try to appeal to a broad, engaged, really intimate audience. It's hard, unless you really have something people care deeply about, they're not going to engage. People are too busy. So to see this stream on the hashtag with these pictures of these little groups of people in conference rooms and rooms all over the world, it's really shows the passion that they've touched on here at the WIDS conference and really a compliment to the team. Absolutely, I think they've gotten also not only a phenomenal cross-section of guests and industries that have certainly opened my eyes to all of the different, or not all, some of the applicabilities of data science, but they've also had a great cross-section of business versus the technology side because clearly we're hearing, not just from SAP, but from a lot of the others, that even the professors, that those are essential to be married for this data science and where it is now to really be the catalyst for innovation. We were talking with professors, we were talking with people that are chief data scientists, and then we've had the CEO of SAP on talking to us from the business perspective who really understands fundamentally what the CEO needs to do or understand to help move the business forward with data. So in the second annual event, not only did they have Diane Greene as a keynote this year, in the second event that they've done, but they really in my perspective nailed it with the different diversity of speakers and industries and backgrounds, just incredibly educational. Right, and you've been stuck out here, I was in the keynote with Debra from the NSA. Another interesting thing, especially at the Q and A, because people were asking her to go places that she couldn't go. Last time it was Diane Bryant, so the question is what high-ranking Diane will we see next year in the keynote? Exactly. Well again, Lisa, thank you for all your help and hard work and really kind of carrying the freight today. Fantastic job, and we'll see you in a couple of weeks at the next thing. Yes, in fact, we have just taken a look at some of the upcoming shows that we have. We've got the Spark Summit next week, February 7th and 9th in Boston. MIT Expert Series, February 15th. This is by the way all, you can find all of this at siliconangle.tv. That's right. Google GCP next, 2017 in March. Google Cloud Platform, and also that we just added a new event, it's probably not even on the sheet, an IBM machine learning launch in Manhattan, February the 15th as well. Oh, fantastic. That's before we get to the women transforming technology at the end of the month. Exactly. It's a busy month. It is a busy month. Conference seasons upon us. It is. Well, thanks Jeff so much. It's been a pleasure being here. I'm so inspired by the people that we've spoken to and looking forward to the next event. Excellent. And we want to thank you for watching us all day. You can watch three plays at siliconangle.tv and on YouTube. We hope that you've learned as much as we have and we look forward to seeing you next time on our upcoming events. Bye for now.


I get Well, let's see what happens here in Instagram land for everybody. It's not this is why I need a producer. We're not making headway guys Jaren Allen, how you doing? All right guys, is it is it sounding better? Can you hear me now? I'm hoping. Oh good. It's loud and clear right on Just have it says we could use a little mental health today. All right. Well, that's what I'm going to be talking about today seriously going to be talking about Some mental health issues because I woke up in a good mood. I Don't know how I have to go to the dentist today for my second half of my deep cleaning for those of you guys who Who have been following long and I do want to talk about Mental health today hippie the hills. How you doing? Thank you very much All right, so I'm seeing more and more reports come out and more and more people Coming to the conclusion That social media is not good for their mental health. Do you believe this guys? Where have these people been? we I Think now if you follow me if you follow the art of charm you listen to our show over the last 15 years We have been talking about this for quite a long time. Jennifer says oh No, maybe better. Oh, oh, I hope so and so I'm laughing because the thing about it is social media Has an a monopoly on our emotions Why? Why do they have a?  I spend a lot of time on Social media too much time. I'm working on trying to to get it down But for for ads and for doing the live I'm on Twitter a lot I've basically given up on Facebook because it's unusable at this point but All right guys Jennifer said she's coming over to insta-land because it's a little bit too choppy. I'm sorry to hear that let me I'm gonna see if I could start it again and see if that happens Jen did that happen? so And with that I mean Because we're in the middle of an election year And if we're spending Over Three four hours a day on social media. I mean when I get my report at the end of the day. I'm on social media like Way too long. I don't even in fact. I don't even want to say How long a day I spent on social media tally says Twitter is the new bathroom wall. Yes, it is. It's just it's all garbage and There is no reason That I should be spending over three hours a day on social media now. I also want to say That three hours is a lot. It's too much But I you know, but I I I have marketing campaigns and things that I'm running and I'm usually For the art of charm, I'm usually the face out front. I'm doing a lot of Chatting with people and engaging in our social media. So I'm trying to find a Fine line to be able to handle it better because I'm not handling it better But my point in that Is I understand its risks And I understand that it That it is also how people find us But it has gotten way out of hand and more and more people are coming to the realization that it's affecting our mental health I can't remember what podcast I was listening To I can't remember the host but they had they had blankly Bluntly just stated that social media Is driving us all crazy and I I cannot Deny that claim. I only see evidence observable uh observable anecdotal and statistically data-driven Information that that tells us that this stuff is is a mental health Concerned now more and more people are dropping out of social media or at least being more cautious of how they are using it But think about how Let's take facebook you know They know when you interact They know when you interact and how you interact with the content on its platform. It's all Data-driven. It's all captured And they understand when you're angry and when you're emotional and when you're sharing things I mean, this is what got us in all this trouble. You know, what's interesting about this is that the 2016 election showed a Show a giant Wedge between how people were using social media the information that was now being put out wasn't able to be controlled so You would only it would only make sense that in this election that That battleground that is social media has only Heated up now As you guys know, I try to stay as apolitical as possible because I think that everyone at the top is is pretty corrupted and I'm not privy to that information. I can only Focus on what I'm doing one day at a time and I suggest that you guys don't do that as well But I understand I can see when certain sides certain information is being muddled confused I can see different narratives that are being played out the information the stories that They the sides want us focusing on. I mean, it's none of this is covert All you have to do is look at it from an objective place And and looking for both stories both narratives and they're they're it's It's in plain sight Along with a million other narratives How do you not get sucked in and play the game? By focusing on what actually really matters in your life and I will tell you What actually really matters in your life It is you And your loved ones and your immediate surroundings And the only way that to withdraw from From the the information chaos In the and the bickering and fighting that they want you to be involved in Is to detach yourself And make your best Make yourself into the best that you can possibly be That's right My general Jen is here Ah So yeah, I guess they're having problems over I'm gonna turn that off.  Why do I say doomsday scenario? because if both sides If either side of the political Emotional pool can get you to think that your way of life is Is in an existential crisis? and that your What you believe in is in an existential crisis Then then you're going to vote you're going to be moot motivated To getting off your ass and actually doing something now You should vote you should exercise That right and there's plenty of elections where at a local level where your vote actually matters But if you detach from the insanity and the nonsense and focus on yourself Number one you are better All around which makes your life better which makes your Immediate surroundings better, which makes your relationships better, which makes your world better And number two You can have a laugh At the the show that is going on now.  That's what we're playing with Blocking all around the clock tolly that's right fb Yeah, Facebook causes divorces. Yes, absolutely. So So the reason being is By focusing on yourself Moving into your best version you can watch the show Going on around you and have a laugh because it's Not worth your mental health is at stake and and and that's just where we are and As I mentioned the more effort and energy about okay So imagine you looked at your time on social media yesterday and realized that you spent five hours on social media I mean for a lot of us that's That's a small part of our day anymore Imagine if you spent one hour of that five improving yourself One hour in the gym Or one hour in reading or one hour in in creating rather than consuming packaged Doomsday scenario messaging that is there to make you upset and full on Anxiety ridden Scared animal in the corner. How about that?  We were already having one and And the tech giants have decided to make it worse um And so with that We we are now in the doomsday scenario of information to get us To pull ourselves apart from each other Tally says I always upgrade my chimp tech. I don't know your chimp tech is malfunctioning. You're still in may Maybe i'm wrong. Maybe it was april I can't remember so much has happened murder hornets. That is that is so so long ago Prepare for july's alien invasion. I'm welcoming it Mr. Swacker welcome for all the aliens to come in and To take control. Maybe they'll have a better narrative. All right, so um Where were we all right, so we moved through the the national international mental health crisis that big tech has put us all in we're now riddled with anxiety We are disassociating ourselves from our family and friends and We are in a constant state of panic. Oh nice real real good That's going to that's going to do well for the fabric of society Now now and with our mental health crisis, they're going to project doomsday scenarios in order To get us to move In a certain direction Well, how do you think this ends guys? It doesn't end well so plan here's the plan We focus on ourselves. We detach from media. We reattach ourselves Back to the family and friends who are interested and making themselves and their world around them better We tell social media to go screw themselves And then we all start looking for our x factor. That's right x factor. What is Our x factor. I will tell you what your x factor is your x factor is the innate ability that you have within yourself That you must find Develop and learn how to use so that you can tap into the unique quality That makes you special different exciting attractive and a catalyst For change in yourself and the world around you when you Find your x factor and you tap into it and you begin to develop it No one in the world can stop you from reaching your goals and I will tell you this my friends Animal will back me up. He's going to second me and letting you know that when you find that x factor And you engage with that aspect of yourself and you enhance it You go through the efforts of bringing it out and allowing your You yourself as an individual to actually shine To the fullest of your abilities Well, then you have just walked out of a doomsday scenario into a World creation scenario. Yes one that you Are in control of one that you dictate the terms and the rules Yes, the stronger frame dissolves the weaker one If if you have a society, let's say a neighborhood Where where everybody is focused on Development the strengthening themselves Reaching discovering And enhancing their own x factor Well, then when you come together as a society as a group there is There is nothing that you cannot fix change or dictate in your immediate area Jen says I've been detached for twitter from a little bit and it's down right nice. Yes, it is I've only checked into twitter to see how my posts go to see if I need to engage with anybody I have I have backed off of twitter. I'm tired of the gloom and doom messaging scenario And it's grifting season All the grifters have come out of the Of of the woodwork To ramp up and get followers Do you know if the minute you start Engaging in one side of the information war That people start to look to you as a source of Of reliable information And then you were able to grab a bunch of followers. It's grifter season You know that there is a lot of people who wait for grifter season Every election cycle so they can clean house make money gain influence and persuasion It's a game What is charlie asked? What is your x factor? Well, you know, that's an that's an interesting one and I even I even figure one of you Of course, it was you charlie It was going to if I brought up the idea of x factor that you were going to ask what my x factor is well I would say my obsession with human behavior And cognition Is my x factor. I love doing the research. I love doing the reading. I love using persuasion And influence and storytelling as As tools to help people. I want people to be able to learn those Those talents and develop those talents within themselves. Why because the The most important person that you're going to have to learn how to persuade and influence is yourself Once you are able to persuade and influence Yourself, then you are able to persuade and influence others What do you have to persuade and influence yourself over? you You have to learn how to persuade and influence yourself over your own natural Chimp tech programming That's right. The x factor Is outside of your comfort zone. You want to find your x factor? Then you have to start living outside your comfort zone. You have to start challenging yourself You have to start consuming thought provoking aspiring and inspiring Materials that uplift you They're all I love it. They're all calling you general Jen. That's a good I knew it stick You are my general Jen Guys, you might actually you might actually kidnap general Jen and she's gonna She might because she makes funny you instagram people. She thinks where it's at is over in periscope But the few times that she's been over in instagram. She has commented how what a friendly awesome societal Silo we have over here. So perhaps you can kidnap her He's in his element today Well, thank you tally. I'm serious guys You know Everyone spends a little bit too much time in wondering what everyone else is doing. This has been the quintessential aspect of the disease and mental health deteriorating Aspect of social media. What is everybody else doing? What is everybody else doing? I'll tell you what everyone else is doing. Everyone is Too busy being angry at everybody else what How about this guys? I have been saying on this show for an an incredible amount of time About how we need to be able to avoid toxic people people who are just not interested in Being their best selves and People who would make you feel bad For wanting to be at your best self for wanting for you wanting to find your x factor And use it to your advantage to make your life better And the immediate world around you and for anybody to give you all a hard time or to talk smack on Being an aspirational character to yourself and the world around you That's the toxicity of stuff to avoid You know and and i'm There is going to be A lot of casualties in this information war people who are losing their damn minds That's right Why because they have never grounded themselves in any real sense of reality have done any Discovering of who they are And how they think and how they want to move Maneuver through the world around them if you don't have those things on lock Then you're easily manipulated. There's the old saying Which is Those who stand for nothing will fall for anything What do you think that means? if you have a a fundamental Floor for For your rules and boundaries and how you maneuver through the world and how you treat the people that are around you Giving them value If you don't set up that floor, how can you tell when you've been taken off of it? this is ridiculous and You know, it's upsetting that we are losing people to the mental health Crisis that is going on around us right now. Do you actually think that the media? The media and social media and the mainstream entertainment complexes actually care about our mental health No They care about the next dollar if they can turn you into a zombie that will That will binge on their platforms They win They want zombies who are binging on their platforms You know, so Here's what's awesome though You guys are awesome Animals awesome. You know why? because We are not willing or Able to be manipulated because we see the game that is being played If you're able to see the game being played Then you're also able to detach from it and watch with amusement That's what I plan on doing and while I watch with amusement i'm going to Continue to sharpen the x-factor within me that makes Me happy that makes my world better Which in turn makes my immediate proximity and friends and families worlds better That's what we need to be focusing on all right now I'm going to go through the comments you guys are red Have you liked to hear what I had to say today and you Want to discover your x-factor? Well, check out the art of charms communication accelerator The link is in the link tree in the bio of twitter instagram In the description of youtube it has all of our best stuff from persuasion connection and networking in From our online classes Our live training programs and all of our expert guests over the last 15 years jaren allen you're awesome Thank you for tuning in buddy. That's the fun. Good to see you buddy General my general jen is very amused good to see you over in instagram They are welcoming you That will cause insanity i'm telling you Jen says it's cozy over here. That's because the instagram crowd is a good crowd is a rad crowd. They get it They spilly with x-factors Well, I don't know about that gen. I'm I'm trying on a daily basis here. We create our own Realities to a great extent. Yes, we do Yes, we do It's all perspective You can also dictate Your reality and your happiness within that reality. You can also choose Different realities that have a direct effect on your well-being. Yes.  You can also play the game for your own Well-being Get get on it get with it That's what's important.   How you doing buddy? How is it down there in san diego? Karen chameleon is good to see you Mr. Swacker prepare for july's alien invasion. Yes, I know it's coming Lee Kenton murder hornets. Well, those have already been here and gone unless we get a second wave Is that what we're talking about a second wave?  You can play it on yourself Why because you are well-being counts on it. All right guys. Catch you later


All right, let's get started. This is a joint presentation with Tessora and Codership. My name is Sakari Keskitalo and I'm working for the Codership, the developers and experts of Galera cluster. So what is Galera cluster? Galera cluster provides mySQL high availability and scalability. We provide 24-7 service and application availability. There is no data loss, no transaction loss. There is no single point of failure in the Galera cluster. You can scale up easily in Galera cluster by adding more and more nodes. You can get more performance and scale for the future. Galera cluster is so-called active-active multi-master cluster. Meaning that you can read and write from any of the databases. And we guarantee that you have an identical copy of database each time. It is based on synchronous replication. We can provide elasticity that the cloud needs. You can scale in, you can scale out. You can add new Galera nodes on the fly and provisioning is automatic. Galera works in LAN, in private networks and it works in wide area networks and it works in the cloud. This has been implemented hundreds of times in the cloud already. We can say that Galera is the most popular open stack infrastructure, high availability solution. To prove this fact, we have recent survey from the open stack community, which says that Galera has been used a lot with the MySQL, with the MariaDP and with the Percona, which is another variant of Galera cluster. 35% altogether of MySQL users or MariaDP users or Percona users are using Galera cluster for the Keystone, Nova, Neutron metadata. We are very excited about the latest development in open stack. Galera cluster now has been supported by TRO, our friends at the Tesora, HP and Red Hat has been contributing a lot to this and now we can fire up Galera clusters with TRO. With that, I would like to introduce Doug Shelly from the Tesora to show you some interesting demonstration.  Thank you, sorry. Hi everybody. As he said, I'm Doug Shelly, VP of Product Development at Tesora. What I want to talk about specifically is the work that's been done recently to integrate Galera cluster into TRO. I know many of you are probably, as Sakari talked about, running Galera cluster under your open stack infrastructure database, which provides you with all the benefits he talked about. What we've done recently is brought those benefits into the database as a service component of open stack, and that's what I'm going to talk about. I wanted to start out and level set with everybody on what TRO is to make sure we're on the same page. As I said, this is database service for open stack. It does provisioning, so you can launch new database instances. I think right now we support about 13 different database types, no SQL, cross no SQL, and SQL databases. As we're going to show today, it supports some complex database technologies, topologies such as clustering, which I'm going to show you, and replication. There's lots of automation within the project. It supports backup and restore. There's failover and resize cluster sizing mechanisms. As I mentioned, multiple database technologies. There's a management interface, so I'm going to demonstrate the horizon dashboard for you today with clustering. I'm also going to show you the CLI so you can get a sense for what that API for Galera clusters looks like. Just a little more details on this. The intention here isn't provisioning as a database as a service. This is provisioning and life cycle management. The entire cycle here. You can do provisioning as I talked about. Then there's security things. Part of the provisioning is that users and permissions can be managed. Root access can be restricted. There's also ways to tune the databases when they're running. There's lock file management. The configuration group feature allows you to set database-specific parameters in a way that makes sense. Then there's management. You can manage databases and schemas. Then you can set up replication, high availability, and you can back up and restore these databases. Over the last few years, really evolved the TROVE project to truly support multiple data stores. The architecture supports this. Some of the data stores we support are on the right there. The control plane, which is in the middle there, the API task manager and conductor, is generally database agnostic. The database-specific code is in a guest agent that basically represents a specific type of database and runs next to the database engine to do the provisioning and life cycle management as you'd expect. As I mentioned, we also are part of the horizon project. There's a dashboard for the database project that shows up when you have it enabled. You can do all the management provisioning via the UI. This is a little bit of a deeper dive into the architecture I just wanted to touch on a bit. Basically, TROVE is a consumer of many open-stack services. It sits on top of them. It actually hits them through the public rest endpoints. For example, when you go to provision a new database instance, you basically come in. You see the blue dot there. You come into the TROVE API and you basically hit the Create API. What it basically does is tells NOVA to boot a particular image out of the glance storage into a NOVA instance. It attaches a cinder volume to it, provisions that for where the database of the particular data store is going to end up. Neutrons involved in that you can basically put the database on a tenant-specific network if you want. Then when it's running, you see there on the left TROVE guest agent. That's the piece of code I talked about that is database-specific. Then on the instance is obviously the actual database software and the storage where the data lives. Then once all that's done, you hit the database with your application coming in through the database native API. TROVE is not in the middle of the access between your application and the database. I want to jump right into clustering because that's why Sakari invited me here today. Just a glimpse at some of the command line interface for clustering. This is designed to be data store agnostic like everything else. I'm going to do a demonstration where I bring up a Galera cluster, but we also support clustering for Cassandra, Couchbase, Mongo, Redis, PerconaX, or DB cluster, which is also Galera. The API is intended to span all these different data store types and provision them in a proper way. First thing you would do, you want to bring up a cluster. You just do TROVE cluster create and then you tell it a name, a cluster, and you say, I want to MariaDB 10.1. Then the API allows you to specify some specifics about your cluster. I want to use Flavor 100, which is a flavor that would specify the BCPUs and RAM. The volume is how big you want the data volume to be that is going to attach. You can basically, for initial provisioning, provide as many of those as you want. That'll go off and spin up a cluster, save with three nodes if I put three instance parameters on it. Once it's up, you can do TROVE list and tell it you want to see the clustered instances. It'll dump you at a list of the three instances that you just provisioned. Then some interesting commands here. Sakari talked about scaling your cluster, scaling out and scaling in. That's basically mapped into our TROVE cluster grow and TROVE cluster shrink APIs. Basically on a running cluster, you can say TROVE cluster grow, your cluster name, and give it a list of instances. In this case, I'm going to grow this cluster by one instance. Now I have, say, four instances of my cluster. Similarly, you can shrink it. You just do TROVE cluster shrink, you give it the name, target that UUID is the ID of an instance, and it'll basically knock that instance out of the cluster. That's kind of how this looks from the command line interface. I just wanted to do a quick demo here. Let me just, yeah, that come up. This is horizon with the nice to sore theme on it, as you can see. I'm just going to sign in here. Okay, so we're going to go, you should recognize this. Looks like every other horizon demo, I'm sure. So we're going to go into the panel there. You see the databases panel. I'm going to just show you some things here. So you're going to see that TROVE has this concept of data stores and data store versions. So this represents the database types that you want to control. Ultimately part of the configuration of this is that the data store version maps down to a glance image ID, so that's how it knows what image to boot on the NOVA instance. So you can see it. Oh, well that's the, let me just back that up. This is a video because it's a lot easier to do than a live demo. Okay. So one of the value adds that to SOAR provides as part of our enterprise edition Dbass platform is we basically create images for you that you get as part of the product. And we basically test them and certify them, right? You can certainly create your own images, but this is one of the value adds that we provide. So this, in this demo, this Maria image is the one we ship. So let's just go ahead here. We're going to go over to the clusters panel. So this would be a list of running clusters in your tenant. I don't have any at the moment. So we're going to just go here and see. We're going to launch, push the launch cluster button. So it's going to come up with this panel, which basically should look, it's asking for similar information that I showed you that was in the command line interface, right? So we're going to, we're going to give it a name. How fast I type. We're going to pick a data store. Now, there's not anything significant about there's two there other than I was, you know, doing some testing. But basically, I just loaded two different versions of the data store and so I was also testing this new feature we have that allows you to upgrade a running instance. So that's why there's two there. But I'm going to just pick this Maria 10.1. I'm going to pick a flavor, tiny. I'm going to say I want a one gig volume. Now this is another new feature that's kind of going into the project. The ability to specify hypervisor affinity.  And if you do whether you want it to be the cluster to be built out on one hypervisor or you want the cluster to span hypervisors. So that's that. And then you basically pick the number of instances. Now at this point in the UI, this, we're specifically had causing it to launch a homogeneous cluster. So you noticed in the CLI you could actually, you know, say I want this flavor, this instance. In certain clusters that just doesn't make any sense. So it's basically been abstracted such that you're just saying, I want three nodes. They're all going to end up being with a one gig volume and they're all trove tiny. Affinity, anti affinity, or I don't care. Of our product? One seven. Actually, that's a very good question. So right now, the question was what version is all this stuff in. This demo is on Tesora one eight, which is actually in development right now. And that's because the Maria Galera work is in our one eight version, which is going to ship in a few weeks. The upstream work for Galera with Maria was done in Mataka. So it's in the Mataka release. It will be. We're in the process of pushing all that upstream now. The question was, is the affinity, anti affinity in the upstream? Not in Mataka, it will be in Newton. Okay, let me just go on here. So basically I filled in all the things I want, three node cluster, I'm going to push launch. And here we go, it's launching. So you can see, says it launched it. It's in the process of building. You got that nice blue bar there going. So there now you can see that it's basically done building, it's up. Okay, so this cluster at this point, you can connect to it with your application and do stuff to it, put data in it. So I'm going to show you, drill into it. If you click on the cluster, it's basically a show command. So you can see that it tells you the, an IP address you can connect to. At this moment, we're not provisioning any load balancer on top of this. That's certainly been discussed, but that's not in this version at the moment. So it's basically picking one of the instances and says, here's an instance IP, it gives you a connection example from the MySQL command line. And then we can click on the instances tab and it's going to show us a list of the instances. So there's the three instances that spun up. Those are Nova instances running MariaDB with Galera configured. You can see all the IPs and stuff like that. Okay, now we're going to, now let's scale it. So to scale it, you'll see on the right hand side, there's a drop down. We're going to hit grow. And it's going to pop up a panel here that we're basically going to add instances to. So similar to launch, you're filling in, you know, the flavor and the size you want. Give it a name. The instance type and related to fields that popped up there. There, I believe those, some clusters are heterogeneous like Mongo. So those fields are actually more relevant to Mongo and I guess we didn't pull them out of the Maria panel, but they're not relevant to Maria. Okay, so we're going to fill this in and we're going to hit add.  So I added one node, so we're going to go off. So now it's basically doing a build out with adding that new Nova instance into the cluster and reconfiguring the cluster to now four instances. Okay, so now that's there. It's done. You can see now there's four instances. IP information is the same. So now we're going to shrink it. And again, there's a, in the dropdown, just pick shrink. It's going to pop up and ask us, who do we want to get rid of? So we're just going to click on somebody and there we're going to shrink out number three. So it'll go into a build state like shrink cluster and then when it's, you see it says shrinking cluster and then when it's done, we'll see that that instance is gone. That's a good question. I don't know the answer. When it's doing grow and shrink, is it usable? I'm not sure. Come to our booth later on to be forward. Put the non-techie guy in the spot. That's a good question, Matt. Okay, so we now, it's done the shrink and you see now there's three instances in it and I'll just go in there and show you there's three now. So I think that's, oh no, one last thing. You can delete it, the whole thing. You can just shoot the whole cluster, so I'm going to just show you that now. So on the dropdown, there's a delete cluster. In true cloud form, this little cattle pets thing, right? So we don't like this cluster anymore. We just shoot it. So it's going to do delete, go into a build state and then it'll be gone. So I can, I had a minute 20. I can take questions and then we can talk offline. So one of the things, Galera's booth is over here. Do you know the number? B for 18. And we're in A26 over there to Sora. Stop by. We're here for another two hours, I guess, right? Matt, there was a question of Max scale. Maria DP is working on a Max scale and Galera working together. So it's in a pretty good shape at the moment. You can use Max scale with Galera itself. What kind of configuration management do we use to grow and shrink clusters? It's built into Trove, right? So you're saying, are we using like Ansible or Puppet or something? No. Yeah. So that's the role of the guest agent, right? So when we spin up the instances, they have a little bit of Python code on them that knows how to talk, Maria, in this case. And that's what's being communicated with from our control plane and it's poking it and saying do this or whatever, right? Thank you everybody. Thank you everybody. Thank you.


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Today we're going to be going over all the Air Jordan releases set to drop this month in October and I'm telling you right now There's some good stuff. So let's go ahead and get started with the first shoe first up We have a kids release and it's the Air Jordan 13 Purple Venom. What do you think about this shoe right here? He said kids really it's a kids release. It looks like it's a kids release only. I should be an adult release The kids don't need that the shoe is pretty fire I like how like typically the bottom half You know how it's like like it'll be like gray with the white on the toe We're like they'll kind of have like the two tone on there and I'll switch it up So it'll be like three different colors on the upper like this time It's just like purple and black, but it looks good still even though it's dope That's why I said that should be an adult's release. Yeah a full run for everybody Overall, what would you rate this sneaker out of 10 if it were to be like an adult's release? Cuz I feel like you like 13's like yeah, I give a strong nine This is a nine you get a 90 I'll get the 10 because the purple if it was blue it'd be different I feel like I can wear more blue than I can wear purple. It's clean, but I feel like It's all right All right, all right next up right here you got the Luca to Air Jordan sneaker. What are they doing?  What do you think about these? It's cool. It's a Luca shoe. I Ain't gonna rush out and get it, but I will wear it retails like 140 bucks. That's perfect pricing. Yeah, that's good pricing Didn't overdo it. I think for a hoop shoe too, especially with you know being black on the top Obviously your foot gets stepped on a lot different stuff like that. Yeah, low cut I think it might almost gave it that back in like the Jordan 11's, you know, I've been hooping every now It was like 15 20 seconds, I'll pop it up on the screen that long to find the ball No, I just literally turned the camera on a shot like three shots, I think it was three or four shots How many you make three? We've been hooping every morning. Oh, so okay, I've been getting buckets for a couple weeks So I can't get out there right now, but real quick. So you see how they did that almost like the leaven in the back Yeah, okay, like the low tops. Yeah, I feel you you know Yeah, you said that before on this release Okay, so overall it's a cop, you know, yeah, it's a little basketball shoe. Yeah, I'm solid I'm not mad at him either I think and I'm low-key thinking about getting the Tatum's or Zion's in the Lucas like the new versions and hoping in all of them What Zion color the new Zion? I'll get I'll figure out the color. I'll figure out the color All right Right here, we have the air Jordan one high mm. This is a women's release Yep, and then on here. It's got like all the materials everything, but it's kind of like Not fully finished, right? It's got like the uncut. Yeah, it's like everything is raised like the swoosh is ready Like it's overcut type thing, right? What do you think about the design and how they went about it? It's cool for a girl, but trash I think I don't I think they're still in ideas from some of the other shoes and trying to just Implement them like the off-white stuff. Yeah, and I didn't want to blame that but I'm just saying When it comes to the design perspective and everything there's a lot of elements to making shoes, right? Right. There's like You got a meat quota So you got to release these shoes no matter what because you got to hit your numbers so you can keep your job And then there's also there's the shoes that are like the hype ones that drive the Trends and then the ones that we know is going to go to foot lockers and shoes that are like This is gonna go to how it's so like when they create these type of sneakers It's not meant for every sneaker to hit all the time And I think it's dope that people get to pick and choose what they like and then buy So me I feel like this is one of those like making quota type of shoes But I don't know. Let me know what you mean. I'm miss miss miss M&M's M&M's making make it make it a miss make it a miss Okay, next up. This is a hitter right here. That's a clean shoe right there aqua eights, but they put it on the jordan six Yeah, these are set to release and you know me. I you don't like sixes. I have to get these Retail is 200 bucks though. That's so good though. It ain't 220. So this is the thing People don't really like jordan sixes like that right now and I'm not mad at it because there's great jordan chances for you to get For for retail or below. That's my thing So it's like when I see a six like this I'm like this is fire like if this came out, you know, 12 years ago early 2010 time like 2008 2012. So my debt Flying off the shelves Resale everything. I know people will go crazy for this shoe But new sneaker heads in this current time. It's just not really their thing. They don't even know Like a lot of the young cats just doing shoot. They don't know nothing. They only on hype hype hype shoes But all right, let me say let me say Because I do have to come into their defense because I was at young cat one day or back in the day But you knew but I learned and I learned fast and I was passionate about it and I cared about learning Yeah, there's a lot of people that don't care about that. They want to do this by that whatever Okay, I get that so I do I know it's like not all of them don't know I get it But that's why we're here to educate them. But yeah, and it's great But I have to tell you this You wasn't the follower every time for every shoe. I know And what we say all the time buy what you like, right, right? So that's the two biggest things you take from now from then to now, right? And some of the people buy stuff they don't even like they just buy it because somebody else got her Somebody else said it was hyped up to get it right and they're like or they're trying to buy this to flip it And then it's like, bro, you're gonna make 20 after fees.  They're like, bro Fat that's racks Yeah, no, I'm for sure. I get it. So this is coming out on family size run Great school little kids. That's dope. The baby pair looks clean as well.  So that's definitely a goal for me But I think it's always like dope in this. Oh, yeah, definitely So I think I'm gonna take my time on them though. You know, I'm gonna let them release kind of be patient See if I can, you know, give me a little pair for retailer under I'll probably try to finesse a little under, you know I'm gonna see we'll see so Uh, next up another one. I gotta have it Is I was gonna say didn't you just give me this year? Air Jordan. No air Jordan one low. Oh, gee White and metallic red universe. Oh, yeah, I'm colorblind. So remember to tell me it was green Yeah, yeah, this is a white and red Okay, my bachelor I'm back these right here Oh my gosh Classic colors It's got the old man vibe.  We're in the fall time, right? Yeah So I was like, okay, some people are still gonna wear them in the winter time and everything But it's gonna look great in the summer But there's a complaint about like the lace holes how many holes are on the shoe It looked like a lot And then also the size of the swoosh people want it to be bigger because they're like, oh, it's not like the og They call it one low og da da da, but then it's like it's got the new retro cut on the bottom and stuff So there's always those gripes, but at the end of the day I need two pair of these like I know Soon as I get the shoes in the remember when I had the where did I go when I went out to I didn't even lace the shoes up Because I was running late. I'm like, I'm aware of these I beat them up for like three weeks. Like I still man.  Oh, yeah And those are tow up and it's cool. You know, I cleaned them up. They still look a little rough I got a brand new pair sitting on ice It's the same scenario like this is a double up right here. What are you coming in like 180 or something? I think it's like 140 bucks or something like that 140 bucks on a retail I think it won't go for too much over the retail. You'll be able to get the shoe It's going to be because it's not going to be a hype hype shoes. You've been able to get it and rock it And later it's going to be one of those. Why is this shoe for $400 now? Maybe like man, I remember when it was 140 or 160 or whatever, right? And then you're like glad I got two And then because if you want to wear both here, but I'm aware of it But that's the thing though I always tell people too like if you buy it now for 140 and you buy both for 140. Okay, you spent 280 Okay, cool. Yeah, it's a little here right now But later that warm pair is going to be worth 220 and that new pair is going to be worth 400 Now you're looking at 620 Off of them say off the same 280 and you rock them and you beat them up and you got a fresh pair And there's a lot of perks to it when you build your collection and do those things Which we talk about all the time, but either way right you get the logic You know where we're going with that one buy and hold shoe, but we wear ours too. So Here's what it is So the next one right here. I actually already saw these in hand And I I got to pull it up because it's not pulling up the images right here Um, I saw these in here. I saw these in hand Like two and a half months ago But I couldn't make the video because it was just like too hot So I was like, you know what let's just wait until the shoe comes out and everything Um Hold on. It's an air Jordan one low Travis Scott Golf shoe So they put a golf bottom on there and um, as you can see right here It's oh That's dope. This is a golf shoe. That's dope. So it's got like the because you know, yeah Yeah, it just gave you a little raise in there and it's still kind of like the reverse mogas But kind of like that all of them is clean. It's got the black switch on the outside white on the inside different stuff like, um It's a clean shoe But it's a golf shoe So it's going to be interesting because I feel like a lot of people are gonna wear it now I was gonna say this one you can wear this one you can wear.  Yeah, but there's a lot of white golf shoes as well with the leather on the front. I could see it either way Um, I'm excited to see what happens Usually clean up and I wonder what the resale is going to be on these because like most Travis Scott's like the ones You know, they go for let's say 700 to a thousand dollars, right? It's a little bit lower now in certain markets different sizes and everything different color ways But on average, let's say reverse mochas around a thousand bucks Now, what are these gonna hit at? Is it 500 bucks 700 bucks? I think they'll be a little less because of golfers aren't into shoes like that Yeah, but the the collector and the sneakerhead and the height beast are gonna be going after them And they probably made less of these than they did of the tennis shoes. Oh, so yeah So now you think about that and you're like, hold up. Could it be a 1500? All right? Yeah, I didn't think about that. So there's different elements to it So I was like this could literally have a thousand dollars swing This is a clean shoe though. It could be a $500 shoe. It could be a $1,500 shoe And and like you said, that's wearable. Yeah, like you could wear that.  Let me know down below in the comment section Will you be going after these and are you going to wear these? Uh, when you know wearing whenever you want to but will you wear this shoe? I think people wear it out around not golfing out in the streets like you pulling up to the club Yeah And I can talk about the golf flip the Soul looks good enough to rock it. Yeah. No, it's it's a clean shoe So 170 on the retail on those next up right here Next up right here 200 bucks Air Jordan one now. This is the Gore-Tex Air Jordan one So what they do on the Gore-Tex ones and we've seen this on the fives different models They put uh waterproof materials they make it's like built to last a winterized type sneaker Something good for that time of the year. I just don't like the color combination. I don't like the colorway Uh, I feel like the materials they they look nice It's just they look nice. It's the wrong. Yeah They identify the Gore-Tex on the ones often with the outsole They do different things like the zoom outsole has a different outsole a regular outsole the Gore-Tex So on these ones in particular you see it's got like those patches kind of like the different colors throughout the outsole This is a common thing that you see when it comes to the Air Jordan one Gore-Tex version You don't see a regular release with that type of outsole right how it's like faded like that Uh, it's just help identify different types of models as well. Right. I mean, you know, it's more waterproof on the go stuff So that's one and then next up there's a lot of there's a lot of decent stuff coming out this month. I feel like uh Right here. You have what is this? Sky J mauve mouth mauve move So they got the Air Jordan one Right here. This is kind of like that like a wine type color like, you know, I'm saying like fading It's still a hard to match kind of mute it like we saw the Bordeaux ones Like those didn't really hit that well. I feel like this kind of falls in that category like Ah, it's cool. If you like it, you like it.  No, or can I catch it on sale? Is it gonna pop up later for a hundred bucks? You know what I'm saying? Like I mean like if I got it for a hundred bucks, I'd be like great cool I'll grab it But you know the bad part about that is that'll be a shoe that'll be a sleeper five years from now And you'd be going What doing up right? It happens it happens. So next up the Zion 3. I'm pretty sure is this the first colorway They're introducing the new model because they just introduced all the new models This might be the first colorway that's dropping But this is the Zion 3.  I'm trying the bottoms all that look good Now the the the model though the model actually what is it called blood or mud sweating tears? No trash So no no the model though first off all right colorway aside It looks like a well built shoe. This shoe looks fire. It looks good Out of all the three zions. Yeah, this might be the best one. No, this is the best one actually no for to me The way the shoe is built It looked like the best one of all of them. It's it. Yeah, sure. Yep. I just don't like the colorway Like I'm low-key. I need a hoop tee Jordan brand. I know you guys were watching See me up here. I need a Lucas It decides 14 remember in a 13 in a 13 because I'm actually hooping I've been hooping the Zion's they say I'll wear them to the gym to watch him hoop Real life No, they did a very good job on this shoe like Straight up. Yeah. No, like the build of the shoe looks great. I love the bottom I love all that cuts, but you know, I just don't like the color the colorway again This is not for streets lifestyle vibes Like these will look kind of cold on the back but what team what team wears those colors You know, it might have a different backstory to it He's into like anime and a bunch of different stuff. So it might be like there might be another backstory We haven't done the research on the shoe yet But there might be a storyline behind it because a lot of that the heart and all this stuff on the back I think there might be a storyline behind the shoe and I don't I don't know it. I haven't seen it You know, I mean that shoe look good. It's got the little three on there. Yeah. No, they they did good on the shoe These are fire. Look go back go back Whoa See see that right there The the back of the shoe man. That's clean. No, these are hard. They did a hell of a job I just I just don't like to mix colors on there But all the embroidery stuff that The whole jump man like that. Yeah Jordan haven't done a jump man like that like down on the bottle like that with this with that. Oh Yeah, his logo goes hard. That's yeah. Yeah. No, they did good job on it. Okay. This is the best Zion out of the three models look wise. Yeah, I don't know performance wise, but look wise These are fire So retail is 140 bucks. They're coming out in multiple sizes. Perfect price I think they're kind of retailing all of them at that same price point for all three of the guys I don't know if they are or not, but I look at Lucas were 142. Yeah, I think 140 also. Okay, so Next up a satin bread Air Jordan ones I just did a review on these watch that video. I'll have a link for you guys down below in the description He always had a shoe ahead of time That's what I'm here for guys Like I've been getting them early before I started All right Okay, so Bread satin ones. This is a women's release. I heard it's supposed to be extended sizes But a lot of people saying it might not be I don't know. I haven't confirmed it and I haven't really looked at this in hand too Oh, yeah, you saw him So listen what I'm telling you for me It's a girl shoe It's hard though. So originally this was a men's release. I know but what I'm saying is like the shininess everything to it The satin like that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I'd rather have a patent leather for me. Okay. Okay Okay, if I'm gonna go to shiny leather and then no Yeah, and a satin women for the women that's the way I see it when I looked at it and everything I go I wouldn't wear this as a man right But definitely my check could rock this and look clean and look really good my daughter, you know all that So that's how I felt. Yeah now if you guys want to wear a satin underwear everything you can I mean shoes You can do that all you want So either way you saw these in person. Like I said, we've got a review. It's a clean shoe. It's a clean shoe It's a cop a lot of people are gonna be going after these. Look at this little kids pair. Those are gonna be hard What I will say this real quick The baby even though it's satin It looked like it's built good like it's not the satin not gonna get tore up You know what I mean? Like it don't look like it's gonna get shredded.  So but look at that baby pair. Don't tell me those ain't called That baby pair is cold. Any baby can wear those. Okay next up right here. This is a shoe that is low key Terrible I got to look it up real quick. Air Jordan. I don't say that ahead of time. What? Okay, say that because you need to go sway me one way. Oh, okay. Okay. Yeah Tell me what you think about these actually these might be right up your alley Those are trash the plaid air Jordan fives inspired by his terrible jackets that he wore in the past No, so that's like the burberry slash Diggleberry. Yeah They went too far slash picnic slash.  You know, it's really crazy What if they call this like So and so pe friends and family special edition All the price of going It'll be crazy I could I would go crazy, but okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I would never wear these Like no, I can't I can't even that's disrespectful for me to compare these to the craig segar ones because the craig segar ones Oh my gosh, I should Those Are in a different category. I would say like it's got that same type of eye But that was just we're not even gonna talk about that because that's almost disrespectful. What he what either way They blew it the plaid fives Down bad. Okay. They blew it.  I'm good.  Okay. Okay. How much was that shoot coming out? You remember? Uh, those probably like 500. They're probably taxing Or 500 200 What Okay The wave runner Now, you know what the wave runner is What you know, remember the old wave runners like the 90s in the colors Yes, and I don't like that but you get like how they put it together, right? They brought back the vibes. Maybe he had some He ain't even old enough Okay, you know, I'm just trying to No Oh my god, the water is in this fall Let's say the air Jordan the air Jordan water this one wave wave runner hits the water this fall. Okay Why did they do his shoe? The model is cool, but the colorways is the colorway. I said this before His shoe design is dope. Yes, but they keep blowing the colorways in what team can you wear to Like if you on a team and you go somewhere jerseys, I'm gonna wear something with it. What can you wear? Right? Come on, man Why y'all do the man like that? And then you're gonna complain about his shoes not selling Because you did the colorways this way, right? Because he ain't selling the shoes like he should be We'll fix the colorways the design of the shoe is on point. It is. Okay This one right here a leather look good Chris Paul Yeah, they gave him a general release He did he likes low time Air Jordan 1 low Chris Paul See they need to do Tatum like this These are fire it looks like a smoky like translucent also too It's got like they got different laces and everything on them. Like these are about to be dope There's not too many images out on the internet yet. Oh, that's clean What I can't say very those are gonna be work. Those are worth getting two pair But you know, it's crazy though. You could definitely say this looks like women's shoe You could So what's the exception? The man holding it, you know No, because it's true. It looks like it looks like it could be like flowers or something, right? Yeah, but uh, it's more look like paisley. It's no, it's like the paisley print You know like on your jacket No, it's like that like those versace like um Like leafs, you know what I'm talking about. Yeah. What's that? What's that print color? I'm still calling it paisley paisley print No, not that one. I get it. It's similar to paisley, but it's not that it's like the other one either way fire F. O. Sachi Okay, no, those is clean. Oh trick shot again You can't mess this up clean color blocking like they give him solid color blocking Yeah, you may not like the neon, but it's easy. It's simple. It's digestible. That's better though You know what I'm saying? That's better than all the other colors on the other one. So these are called the trick shots White shoe neon green on the side and on the toe looks like the 14s as well, right? Right because you got the little the little you know what I'm saying air Jordan 14 Air Jordan 11 kind of little fusion of different models. Yes, but either way very very clean shoe I would definitely take that over the last one over Which one that other weird blue purple. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. So next up right here air Jordan one low og With my bad not og 85 So remember how I was talking about the og cut and all the different things, right? They did the 85 bottom the original 85 bottom original 85 cut That's why they call them the 85s and not the og's look at the swoosh. It's a larger swoosh That's clean. It's got the extra hole these different things right here I think these ones have I'm pretty sure these won't have the extra hole But either way the shape of the shoe And everything like that one right there is the low og right neutral gray These is clean. This is the low og. I hope they call these the natural gray They still call them the neutral gray. The og's was the natural grace. They gotta get it together Okay, so either way Clean shoe just like I said those ones right there people fell in love with they bought multiples They beat them up. It was a great summer shoe. This one's gonna fall on that same suit That's what I'm gonna say. This is a two pair kind of shoe You don't got to spend a lot of money on these was he bug 40 140 bucks Whatever maybe resell, you know 180 220 something like that like resells not crazy It's almost like getting a pair of white Air Force ones right a pair of Jordan one lows Like that kind of scenario next up right here the shoe that everybody Everybody in a mama been waiting for we haven't seen a retro in so long Oh my gosh the cherry 12s. So I never had these what? I didn't ever have these I had the og the different retro But the problem reason or another we could never get my size I enjoyed these so much and I just beat them to the ground every time like my pair I just gave them away like probably like Five six years ago. Yeah, and I just been like, oh, they're gonna retro and it's just been so long like Like even though they tore up like I just I'm like I'm missing them So this is a shoe that a lot of people have been feeding for uh, it's gonna be a family size run Looks like we need two thirteens and one fourteen. Yeah So you can hoop it one Now, but this is uh, it's a it's a dope shoe. I'm already gonna be You know disappointed at how the shape of the shoe is and the materials of the shoe We're gonna be you think they changed it more in the front I just don't think it's going to be that og vibe with the materials and the shape But at the same time, it's one of those like the old It was good. It was so nice the shoe the leather on the og 12s was so nice The shoe was heavy, right? It was a heavy shoe because of the leather and the materials, right? But it was so comfortable so soft fit to the foot great either way I'm rocking these I can already see myself in a sweatsuit. Well If I can get a 14 this time around Like I'm telling you like I tried to get those shoes before you never had these I never had those shoes You didn't have multiple pairs. I never had those shoes. I thought you had these. Nope. Oh We got to get your pair. Nope Okay size 14. We're on the hunt. Yeah, we're on the hunt for this. Okay next up right here. You got a It's like a black and purple kind of colorway Air Jordan 2. This is a women's drop um See That could be a man's drop right there. This is clean That was just yeah, you got the sail on the midsole not the pure white. Yeah This is a copper a drop. What would you rate these out of 10? That's a cop. I give my eight eight. I give my eight. That's high. Do you know why? Eight for Jordan twos or eight for sneakers in general? No eight for Jordan twos. Okay, there we go because here The last ones we got They were so they're so comfortable. Which ones? I'm on airs or something. Oh, I'm on. Okay, but the I'm on air. You know, I can't say the names.  So I'm thinking about Wearing and comfortable okay comfortable side in particular is different than these like it's got a different like sock liner Yeah, that thing is nice. It's y'all got them. Y'all doing what I'm talking about. It's like quilted in there Like it's different. Yeah, that is a fire shoe. Okay. Yeah, I don't know how these are gonna feel compared to those You might go down to a seven But my mind immediately went to the comfort index. Yeah, he's like amatoos Yeah, no, oh we're already into November. We're supposed to end this video. All right All right, you guys We just enjoy hey you guys you you don't have to start copping it, you know Copping it. Oh Hey, when y'all see us out, I appreciate y'all, you know stopping and taking pictures Everything and some of the old men out there my age coming up saying they you know see the show I appreciate that No, I really do because you don't even know who like you don't know who see your stuff, right? You don't like and then I would only assume like people in their 20s or you know younger into 30s We got a broad audience. So when they come out there and holler at me. That's cool. I like that. I appreciate y'all All right, make sure you guys subscribe to his channel as well We'll have that link down below and at the end of this video. We'll have some behind the scenes I got a couple shoes that haven't seen the internet yet. I might show them on his channel If not, we'll just show you guys some more.  Yeah always look at the behind the scenes stuff Is on his channel. We'll see you guys another one. We out. 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What's up Realized Men, I'm Sim and today I'll be replacing Isaac by making this video for him. I'm going to be talking about Stoicism and the power of our mind. One of the most recognized Stoic philosophers, Lucius and Neia Seneca or Seneca the Younger was a statesman, the richest man in Rome and the personal mentor of the Emperor Nero. He was like a high performance coach for him. In particular, one of his quotes talks about the immense power of our mind which we all possess. Quote, most powerful is he who has himself in his own power. What it basically means is that we are all capable of being in control of our thoughts and actions but it's only the select few who are capable of achieving such control. It also silently refers to the fact that lack thereof breeds weakness and thus being subject to circumstance not the other way around. The core essence of this quote is self mastery which is a recurring idea used by many other famous thinkers as well. Lao Tzu said, quote, he who controls others is powerful but he who has mastered himself is mightier still. That's the truth because paradoxically it's much harder to master yourself than it is to rule others. We are social creatures and unwary minds tend to fall suit to figures of authority. Unconditioned minds will also fall victim to their own limiting beliefs, self doubt, bad habits or given to immediate gratification. If someone has achieved self mastery then it would reflect in their entire being which in turn makes them more credulous and attractive. How do you attain this invaluable skill of mastering yourself and being awesome at life? Self mastery consists of the two things that truly belong to ourselves. They are our thoughts and actions. The voice we have inside our head and the activities we're capable of accomplishing on the outside. It starts with coming to terms with the fact that we can't control what happens to us but only our response to it. This puts the responsibility solely on us, not our circumstances, not other people, not our bad genes, whatever they may be and not the bad weather either. Instead it gets put entirely on our own beliefs, desires and willpower. Another one of Sinek's awesome quotes says, quote, it is the power of the mind to be unconquerable. Whatever we hold to be true or right, our mindset can overwrite any physical feeling of discomfort or mental hindrance. The only thing separating you from what you want to accomplish is yourself, yourself. To not fall victim to yourself you need to master yourself. Be in control or be controlled. That's the conflict between our subconscious mind and higher self. Achieving self mastery starts with mastering your thoughts and actions. Not in a restrictive sense but as a means of achieving true freedom. Freedom from whatever may come to be knowing that you can always find happiness and strength from within. Self awareness plays a crucial role in this. It's the highest of meta qualities you want to develop in your life because it allows you to see yourself from an external perspective and make adjustments to your own behaviour. Without knowing thyself you wouldn't be able to master anything nor to tap into your inner genius. Consciously reflecting back on your own behaviour and actually trying to make improvements marks the point where you can start making progress and eventually achieve mastery. There are many practices you can do daily to increase your level of awareness such as meditation, journaling, self enquiry and listening to the silence. What Seneca did to routinely become more aware of himself was a deep contemplation session at night. He asked, what infirmity have I mastered today? What passions opposed? What temptation resisted? What virtue acquired? Our vices will abort of themselves if they be brought every day to the shrift. Better have that vice abortion. That's the key here. You have to do this regularly as to make being more conscious as a habitual part of who you are. Don't think that you're somehow above this and don't need to self reflect. Thinking like so is just another trap created by our subconscious mind. Those who achieve great things haven't done so because of luck. It's about making good and honest decisions all the time and following best practices of mastery day in and day out. To end here with Seneca, quote, no man was wise by chance. Thanks for watching, I'm Seem, I want to thank Isaac again for giving me this opportunity to speak to your audience because I believe we share a lot of commonalities. If you want to watch more of my stuff then check out my YouTube channel at Seem Lund. I make videos about body mind empowerment and becoming a realized man. Thanks for watching again, I'm Seem and stay empowered.


Welcome to Toffy TV, it is the ever news daily. Marco Silva will be in charge for the Merseyside Derby at Anfield on Wednesday. Sky Sports confirmed that news this morning. Silva was at Finch Ffarn today to take a training session, should do his pre-match press conference tomorrow. Obviously more pressure heaped on the Portuguese boss after a 2-1 defeat at Leicester yesterday. Obviously a late VAR decision when against Everton. It was the correct decision. He was onside in the atio. Condemn Everton to his second defeat on the run. The Blues now have only taken seven points out of the last 30, which is awful, absolutely awful. It was the eighth defeat in 14 matches for Everton and leaves us right on the VAT of the relegations zone. In fact, after this week's games, we could find ourselves in the bottom three of results go against us. Obviously the managers under massive pressure, we've seen images of Bill Kenwright shaking his head yesterday to find a whistle. It was a crushing blow because I think I haven't done all right in the game, but if the feeling is now that they will make a decision on the manager, but it's not going to be now until after the Anfield Derby. So we'll have to wait and see. Let's hope we've got the players of fit and can go and upset the apple cart Liverpool, of course, unbeaten in 46 matches on Anfield. So that's a tough order, but who knows what will happen. Everton today being linked with Odeon Igarlo, the former Wofford striker. He's 30 years old. He's playing for Shanghai Green and Shenhua in the Chinese league. He's got seven goals in 12 games this season. He's got six clubs chasing him. Apparently Everton are one of them along with West Ham and another couple of unnamed Premier League clubs. He's got 33 goals in 80 games for Wofford. Everton also today being linked with a move for Everton Suarez, who plays for Gremio, the 23-year-old forward. He's got 10 goals and 22 games for Gremio. He's being quoted at 35 million euros. Bruno Andrade, a Portuguese journalist, said that negotiations are underway for the 23-year-old. Everton, of course, link with a lot of clubs, a lot of players from South America. Last week we're linked with Gabriel Barbosa and this week it's Everton-Gremio. So it's that season again. It's the month before the transfer window is open. So lots of links will happen over the next four weeks or so and then obviously into January. But staying in Portugal and Everton have also been linked with a move for Benfica Centreback Ferro. That's what he's known as. His real name is Francisco Ferreira. He's a 22-year-old centreback. And apparently Everton have watched Benfica's last 10 games. So a young centreback, we know that the club are looking to strengthen in that area. And Ferro could be the man they've decided on certainly watching 10 games on the run, but suggest that the club are interested in someone from Benfica and he is the one that apparently has been identified. And tonight also sees the FA Cup third round's role. Let's go over to our rovan reporter, Ped. Baz, we've got to live a pull away. Can you believe it? We've got to live a pull away. The third round of the FA Cup to be played between the third and the sixth of January. Guaranteed to be on TV. We are cursed. We are all cursed as ever. We've found it absolutely cursed back to you in the studio. Thanks, Ped. There you go, there you go. Subscribe if you haven't and make sure you give the video a thumbs up and check out Peyton if you want more videos. Thanks for watching. See you later.