Oh, boy Ravens y'all have some fun editing that the Sean Elliott presser anyway, YouTube team keep it clean cuz the Sean If we ever have him on here We will not be able to do a live stream cuz that dude He was just letting them fly and then what made what made is just what made it so significant was that he said Oh, excuse my language then let it go. He let it go out. So he knew what he was doing for anyway Team keep it clean Hope y'all Tuesday is going really really good. I love y'all. I appreciate y'all This has just been a fun week so far and it's it's only the beginning of Tuesday It's only Tuesday more. I don't even think it's 12 yet, man No, it's 1125. Well by the time you see this because my internet you probably won't see it till like 12 But anyway, let's get into it. So today the Ravens they had Chris Hewitt Who I believe is a defensive backs coach He spoke Gus Edward spoke to Sean Elliott spoke and I believe is the offensive line coach I cannot remember his name, but he was like that cool uncle But he spoke as well and they did him dirty at first because they had him looking They had him looking like this He was over there talking to the camera like this and I was like, hold up Is he is he that short or is it just a bad angle? So then they ended up fixing and I was like, okay, phew much better But yeah, man today was a it was fun listening to those guys the Sean Elliott when he spoke He said that he wanted to be more of a leader He wanted to step it up take it up a notch and something that somebody pointed out to me Which should make a very big difference This year for the Sean Elliott They pointed out that this is going to be his first year his first training camp as a starting safety Now I know some people gonna be like, well, wait a minute last year He was the starting safety duh going into the offseason because the Ravens got a real time is duh But they didn't have no training camp They didn't have a training camp So now this year he has that year of experience and something else that was significant that he talked about too He talked about how last year he said he felt like he couldn't do everything that he wanted to because of the injury that he had the previous year So with him having that injury, you know when when they come back from injury It's it can be a mental thing just as much as physical because while your body is healing wherever your injury occurs at the mental part That's just as tough if not tougher and I know even my guy cave when he did dealt with his ACL He said that the mental part was just as tough as as the physical part So the recovery is is it's a multitude of layers of the process man. It's crazy So shout out to the Sean Elliott cuz he sounds like he's mentally past the injury now So um, he talked about Brandon Stevens and how he couldn't even believe when the Ravens drafted him He said cuz that's one of his guys and he said Brandon Stevens pretty quiet but he's trying to get him to be more vocal but he say knows he can ball he knows he can play and We'll see how things work out. I ain't gonna speak on that yet. But anyway So I just I'll talk about that another time what I was gonna say but with The Sean Elliott they asked them because it is a very very good question because the Ravens have several Safeties in the same exact situation. They said the Sean Elliott.  How you feeling about that? You said I ain't worried about the money the money will come. I Just love football I love football the money will come He said the I'm all I'm worried about it's a Super Bowl right now. That's it and I mean Hey, you get a Super Bowl. I mean you gonna get your money regardless But you get a Super Bowl on top of that. Oh, you can even more money. Can you get the money for the playoff games it?  You can go for both But shout out to the Sean Elliott now Gus ever spoke and he just reiterated some different things that he wants to be more involved in the passing game Wants to be more of a receiving back. He said one of his goals is to hit a thousand yards rushing So I'm like, okay, Gus.  That way anyway, so the big news in today's that Another injury to Rashad Bateman and this is something that we've been speaking about And in different in different videos and we just we we still hope that it's not This is not a reoccurring thing because Rashad Bateman has had several several minor injuries Throughout practice training camp all that so far But we we hope that they remain minor Um, they said that he got sort of tangled up. He came down Wrong, I'm not sure if it was with Khalil Dorsey and Marcus Peters. I forgot who it was with but Rashad Bateman He came down wrong. He said they said he got up limp him and they said he went back To the locker room with a trainer now that that part that worried me a bit But I was like, uh, let's see and Jeff's revix said Marcus Peters had to help him to the sideline That part got me a little bit worried But then what really got me worried was when they said that Eric Dacosta ran back to the locker room with him And when I saw I forgot which reporter reported that maybe it was Jeff's revix, but that part worried me a bit Because Eric Dacosta has been around football for a very very long time So He knows his stuff. Uh, he knows what stuff looks like. He knows when something is significant He knows when it's not and now him taking over as the GM from Ozzie Newsom He has definitely put in some work, but with putting in that work again, you gain a lot of knowledge and experience So I and y'all let me know if if y'all have ever heard this before because I haven't and if we have then I sure don't remember But this was the first time I had heard of Eric Dacosta actually running back with a player to the locker room when they get injured so Again, not trying to make it worse than what it is because hopefully it's just it's nothing Hopefully we we get off with this one the same way we got off with jimmy smith to where it's not a long-term thing the same way we got off with um With zeitler and bradley boseman and hollywood and poikin where it shouldn't be long-term things But they should be back relatively soon. Um, but it just that worried me a little bit Hearing that part of it with Eric Dacosta running back there Because yeah, that's that's your first round pick wide receiver Y'all obviously got big plans for him.  You're missing still missing dion cane. You're still missing hollywood. You're still missing miles boikin You're missing some significant guys You are missing some significant guys at the wide receiver position So They did just uh sign the receiver Yesterday, I forget his name. I know it starts with an s his first name starts with an s His last name starts with an m Uh, but my apologies. I cannot remember his name off the top of my head and of course they they wave jacob breland to make room for him um, but it's This is this is rough And it was what's crazy about it too Is that the the one receiver out of everybody Out of everybody who has the most injury history He's the last man standing right now Well, not the last man standing but sammy walkins He's been just fine So Shout out to sammy walkins. But again, this will give even more opportunity to james pro shea Even more opportunity to devon duvenay even more opportunity to tylen wilder. Shout out nana. I didn't forget about him I didn't forget about tylen now But um, we'll just see how everything develops I would think that we would have an update on rashaul bateman Uh between today and certainly by tomorrow at the latest But probably something by later today So once we find out I'll let y'all know and I certainly let no y'all will let me know Um, but I love y'all team. Keep it clean. Again, I appreciate you And you have a really really great tuesday. I'm sure I'll be seeing y'all later on. We out


I Keep going up. No No, I went down again Like where is this guy? I just hear gunfire, but I'll see who's shooting. All right fine. We'll just go in the fire It's obviously where I'm supposed to go right chat Because I felt like it They're army dudes All right, maybe I'm supposed to break this okay We'll figure it out. Just got to move around a little bit look around cuz I don't remember exactly where told me to go back pretty sure it was this direction And I forgot what he told her he said he was gonna do Because I was too busy trying to shot web Like I'm I mean he's spider-man, so I'm looking for vents. I'm looking for up, you know My first instinct is to look up look places you can go and there's like nothing Like I thought this was a thing. Maybe I got a crouch. No I mean that kind of is a ramp that you can run up And I'm not getting any prompts to lift it and I'm actually taking damage here I mean it looked like I could go in here, man Maybe I got a wall climb Because he did teach me how to wall climb Nope, that's Ow, that's fire Is there an objective thing no map currently unavailable So it looks like I'm still like in tutorial phase, so I just gotta get out of this and then maybe I'll get a map and Some other tools were right now. I don't know where to go Yeah, I tried to zip.  All right, so So I just had to kill some stragglers I guess bombs are part of willies getaway plan You go after them we'll look for the bombs When you're free get out fast if you can walk help the injured got it. Oh, come on. That's that's nothing Oh, I had to fill it up.  There it is How we doing captain our choppers took a beating. This is this is overwhelming in a positive way There's so much happening so much to take in So much to learn Oh You gotta go up There's a spider-man. That's right. Yeah There's not just horizontal BMTs up here fast. I'm coming. Oh that looks like me Okay, get them some boy This is about Using too many napkins.  I pressed the wrong button. It burns the precious Not too much in there. Too many napkins napkins Uh, how do I web? Press L forward and R to the parkour Okay, that hurt. I parkour forward So Dodger to a wall press.  You guys all right? We were just about to call for backup. I think I'm it Lead the way.  So web strike under them Like that. All right Okay, that's not where I wanted to do That's a shield dude. They're back up I wasn't told about this. All right napkins napkins Huh, okay, that's not try again. Okay move. Okay. I kick underneath Partridge in the pear tree Knock them up in the air. There you go. No Do the thing that told you deal it from you have to oh, how do I do things? I don't know how to do that that move that this that closes the gap There it is. No There's a move where you shoot it you shoot your web at them. It's one of the L's. I don't know which one it is And you close the gap. Let's try this. I'm gonna I'm gonna try to take out these uh gun dudes first After they get me through the tutorial here All right, so it's an L. No It's L one No, L two No It's okay. It's triangle That's how you do it. All right So basically the move they taught me is how you close the gap So you do triangle to this guy and you go boom boom. Let me see you say well Well, boom, boom, boom He goes say well well, and he gives up boom boom boom and he used to say well Let's do this tap the web straight circle dodge perry spit Okay, dude Wait squirt i'm trying to read this while good god. I'm trying to read this while fighting. I can't Yes All right, what was I trying to do again this guy? They got to die Gun guys they got to die You come here Okay, that's not what I wanted to do, but that's kind of cool. Come here. Come here. Oh, he's dead. All right Y'all using too many napkins. All right, here we go. I just got you guys Boom boom boom Hey, yuri looks like some of your guys were on fisk's payroll Good news is they were willy's last line of defense. I'm right outside his office with pleasure Okay, the real important question is when are you gonna change my outfit? No, this is tutorial man Oh My hands are like sore I was pressing some buttons there He looks like the fist from uh writing your memoirs from daredevil. Don't forget the hyphen between spider and man Actually doesn't get the chopper ready.  Okay Crap, that's not the weapon. That's the weapon. I don't know any combos. So when they're open, I'm just like, I don't know what to do What's the triangle for?  I lost If I can get like three shots There's an environmental thing I can grab There's one I almost fell bad till that Okay, fisk got mad We need ollie mcqueen I was gonna say the same to you.  Oh my goodness that hurts That's the wrong button chat You see that Is this fire burning me whatever that was that was cool. I need to do it again Good god almighty.  Where's the environmental thing? Ah over there. There this Okay Would you please sir? Give me this. Uh, boom. Okay. Don't kill me chat The fire puddle So the key to these guys Is this that web zip zip the boot. Okay.  Okay, that hurts Yeah, no press down the hill.  Fire puddle chat. Oh my goodness. I am almost dead already Wait, why is there gun? Wait a minute Wait a minute their gunfire coming from that one spot chat Wait, you can do that. Oh, yeah, they taught me that I can go Okay, I can I can wait This is a song of learning. I could have swore. I saw a flash puzzle on the freaking ground I really did There we go. That's the guy I want to get first. Mr. Gun Ho here Okay There is a great difference between holding the button down And uh, I'm tapping it. There we go That's that's a good rip the fire puddle. That is a great repositioning. Um, guy I'm trying to Okay, I didn't get away that time. That's okay nice Oh, you don't want to fist come over there.  All right You gotta figure this out Like I'm trying to avoid fist can isolate them That seems like the So if I press B and then Oh Freakin fisk.  There's a move off the wall you can do like I don't forget how to do it though By the way, there's a wall Trying to get your buddy over here Fisk chill Geez fisk In the butt in the butt In it You just had to focus on the butt, didn't you? You just had to focus on the butt. Okay. Okay. Okay Da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da-da this right here can help a little bit Okay, don't jump in the middle of everybody and do that again. What is this? Oh All right, let's try to get my focus filled up with some combos here Yep, I got used to the heal


Hey there friends, thanks for checking in. Today we're looking at a new Springfield Armory St. Edge ATC. The ATC stands for Accurized Tactical Chassis. It's a beautiful rifle, and this takes marksmanship to a whole new level. I've had it out on a couple occasions, and I am very much impressed with what it delivers. It has a one-piece aluminum monolithic lower. It's a free-floated design that ensures that the barrel and the gas system are free from any contact with the lower chassis. Now, this is chambered in 223 Remington and 556 Nato. However, the barrel is a 223 Wild. It will shoot 223 Remington 556 Nato, however, the chambering throat is tighter with the 223 Wild Barrel, and that aids in marksmanship and precision. When I first picked this up, I took it to an indoor range just to do a function check, and I was happy with the way it performed, but I really needed to get outdoors. So I came to my standard range in the woods, and I was about 75 yards back. I made sure the optic was sighted in, and I was very happy with it. Now, I was using just standard 223 Remington 55 grain ball ammo, and I wanted to sight it in before I hit the big range with some match-grade ammo. This is what that looked like. Here is a very nice B5 Systems Enhanced Stock. B5 Systems Type 23 P-Grip. Here is a flat modular match-grade trigger. ATC handguard with M-lock attachment slots. Springfield Armory Muzzle Device. Magpul 20-Round Mag. 18-inch 223 Wild Barrel. The optic is a Loupold Mark 5 HD 3.6-18 magnification with a 44mm lens. I picked up this Magpul bipod for about 110 bucks. I took it to my larger range where I could back up a little bit and show what this St. Edge ATC could do. It was about 140 yards. It was a cold, miserable Michigan winter day. It was slushy, and my hands were numb. Now I used 77 grain federal match ammunition. 140 yards. Let's take a look at that, and you can judge for yourself to see how well I did. Ideally, I'd like to step back to 300, 350, 400 to truly show what this rifle is capable of, because I don't know that it was done justice with the shooting that I did. I certainly had fun, and I really loved it. But this rifle is capable of so much more at longer distances. This is made for precision for marksman shooting, and it really offers that. Tactical fraud blanket, in effect. There is no doubt that this rifle can shoot far better than I can. So my plan is to get to a longer distance range to show how precise this rifle is. So there it is, the Springfield Armory St. Edge ATC Accurized Tactical Chassis Chambered in 223 Wild. A very nice rifle, and I want to step back and show truly what this is capable of. If you like videos like this, please subscribe. And sure, I always appreciate your thumbs up button. Thanks for watching, and you guys be safe.


What's up everybody jason for jazby's case breaks calm. We just sold out our three case blaster break that includes 60 total boxes one case of 1718 optic basketball, which is a 20 box case 1920 hoops premium, which is a 20 box case and 2021 hoops Boxes blaster boxes, which is 20 boxes total of 60 and again tons of amazing rookies to chase basketball is heating up before the Playhouse guys 30 total spots everybody gets a random team then be a member no veteran common ship and again one case of these three breaks here each So good luck So here you go guys here's the dice really so everybody bought in straight up from Brian down a dawn and then Barry Down to Martin one those in hoops 35 and then Lewis down to Brian Wofford one those in hoops 36 so good luck Roll the dice three to four seven times. Good luck one two three four five six and seven seven times Matt down to Kevin seven times One two three four Was it in seven right five six Seven Alright, so seven seven seven Pelicans at the top down on the nets All right, so Matt you have the pelicans Nick with the hops Don you have the spurs Lewis with the bulls Michael Robinson with the heat Brian Wofford with the two of Lewis with the bucks Mike McCarthy with the Suns down with the Warriors Anthony with the Cavs Don with the Knicks Jeremy with the Grizzlies Matt with the Raptors down with the Pacers Matt with the Rockets and Nuggets Emory with the Hornets Jamie with the Clippers Martin with the 76ers Joe with the Celtics hang with the Kings Roger with the Blazers Jeremy with the Lakers Brian with the Pistons Josh with the Mavericks Robert with the Thunder Lewis with the Jazz Bear with the Magic Simon with the Wizards and Kevin with the Nets All right guys, I'll give you guys a quick minute of trade if you guys would like I'm actually in the meantime guys. I'm gonna start ripping this case open So I'm gonna start off with 20 21 hoops blaster just because it's probably gonna take me longer to rip these boxes and We'll probably end off with 17 18 All right, I guess Trill in the closing All right, so root five blaster box set of time guys, and then we'll continue on Remember this is a three case blaster break It was gonna take quite a bit of time one more box. All right. Here you go guys. Good luck Danny adhesion. It's a purple There's a blue Daniel Gafford Lamello Got Lillard vanity plates Tyrese Halliburton Drummond purple Patrick Williams paint percher Isaiah Stewart's rise and shine relic. There we go. We got the slam Tim Duncan Another Lamello. Wow to in a blaster box. That's awesome. Next box Freedom of life and LeBron James lights camera action in sir. That's pretty cool It's an awesome car. Tyrese Maxie We'll be topping And we got slam Luca Donchers Julie Nora Or Jordan Nora, sorry, I should say They'll walk you with that one vanity plates LeBron James Edwards All right, next box Dream on green blue. I'll be topping Tyrese Maxie purple Jada McDaniels and Jersey swaps so that'll be Grizzlies and Hawks so Nick Koba and Jeremy Muller, that'll be a little randomizer and we got Kobe Bryant Jaylen Smith rise and shine relic puka Basie Halliburton and Lamello Start third Lamello already Box the Jersey swap So I think there's gonna be a lot of these ones. So we'll just go left or right So it'd be like player on the left player on the right or top bottom. I should say just to be safe Lamello dance like our fifth one already Another Halliburton as well I'll be topping blue Zion Patrick Willems rise and shine Arriving now Aaron A. Smith and Katie slam James Wiseman, pure loose Last box, then we'll go on to the next one puka slam Jama'rant Manny Wigley follows in this one. All right next one We'll do next five So put these over here Top load those a little later. All right next five guys All right, two more blasters guys James Wiseman at a 75 Otto Porter, Jr. Cam Reddish Jama'rant Puffa and Raptors It is Vince Carter slam. I'll be topping tires maxi G book Killian Next box James Wiseman freaking fliers PG Slam Kawai Leonard Xavier Tillman Edwards insert. All right next box Kuzma precious Slam Kawai Leonard James Wiseman. These boxes are actually pretty identical Bowl Bowl Alrighty two more guys, and then we're halfway through the blaster. This is gonna take the longest This one has the most cars. I want to say It's like I said guys, it's gonna be a pretty long break Anthony Edwards Jason Tatum lights camera action Slam Kawai. I was like three straight in a row Lamello Rise and shine Daniel tour. All right. This is like the fourth one If there's actually an even amount of these We're just gonna go. We're just gonna give into both teams So that's why so we have to avoid the randomizer All right, last one right here, and then we still got another 10 boxes. Luca Tyres Halliburne Danny Odija blue pain Pritchard LeBron freaking fliers And we got Jamerat rookie remembrance relic Slam Allen Iverson James Wiseman All right, next 10 guys. All right guys next five Almost know what the first case guys. I'm at like 45 minutes So actually this break might even take three hours, but this box this This blaster box actually has a lot more That's camera action Ben Simmons You guys I on the future Bull bull. All right guys, let's continue on. I'll just talk about in the rest of this What I drew how's it going buddy? Good man. Just doing a pretty long break That's for sure Four more blasters here then five more to rip and then we're done with the first box first case. I should say James Wiseman I have drew took some photos of some nice stuff that you'll see on On IG soon That's awesome drew. It's great man. Just always see some family Especially haven't seen them in a while, right? We'll be topping Titus maxi Cole Anthony All right, three more boxes Shaq diesel Tyrus maxi blue and again guys actually there's a lot of the same duplicates so Besides the chrome one that we pulled I'll probably randomize that one, but the rest of them Uh, we'll just go given the should be the should be done evenly Since there's just a bunch this is like a regular common insert James of Wiseman next box Savin Lee Jammer ant plates Zion relic. We got new jack city Carmella Anthony I'll be top entire is maxi Little mania quickly here caliber in there the cell Richard Patrick Williams Maladon slamdirk Kpj Alrighty guys last five boxes here. All right last five boxes here guys Hoops blaster boxes. I believe they get 88 cards per box So this one was going to take the longest, but I think optic. I was trying to read the back of it Optic is four cards in pack eight packs. That's only 32 cards. That's half of this and then Hoops premium Oh, sorry. Donna's optic is four cards seven packs plus 28 cards and then four cards eight packs premium 32 so It's definitely going to cut the time in half for sure from that case, but this one was going to take me like an hour I felt Cuny has hurt already What does the injury look like dark? Telling me I should have sold my bowman's first PSA 10s already Lamello Dane dollar Dane Torn up dominant. Oh, that's over. It's gonna be a while You were on pj Wow, we got an autograph Terry Porter Great significance autographs of the blazers Roger with that one Lamello insert excuse me James vanity plates of foil Jordan war Yes, I seen I seen the both games and then today's game I was I seen from like the fifth and on But yeah, man, the first one was probably one of the most exciting ones Going to like the 11th or 12th. It was right And then mookies catched yesterday next one future John Morant and trey young RJ bear relic All right, man. Have a good night real AJ a lot of the breaks do have fillers that we need to fill up So there's nothing super close Besides maybe a two box optic break that only has like six spots left um But I still gotta do two more of these blaster cases. So I'm gonna be ribbing this for like at least the next hour and a half maybe two hours The mellow ball I'm just really barely finishing the most the longest one. It took me about an hour and 10 minutes Oh slam foil Zion williamson Isaac acoro Tracy McGready slam james smith james wiseman siacum plates foil Drew holiday number to 75 cure loose All right, guys, let me top a little this right here and then we'll continue on All right, we had a huge stack of cars guys and All the rookies all the slams. We got a foil slam right there Zion Got one autograph there to Porter But yeah, we got a lot of different stuff here guys Just a ton of stuff Yeah, I'll recap that a little bit later Excuse me. Thank you. All right next case guys. This one should definitely be much quicker Premium stuff. All right guys So it's just 1920 hoops premium stock like I said, this one should be much quicker Less cards as well. So Definitely helps But it's chrome feeling, you know the optic finish So Everybody does love that. All right, guys. Good luck. We got jair smith rj barrett j crowder Jonas valentunas luka backstage chris middleton You got deandre jordan mo bomba Rui hachi mora Yeah, ns cantare Shake tea a shakio neal tribute Kendrick nun Cat Bojan Nerlin's no well Miles Burgess You got Rudy go there Victor Lodipo. You got it backstage. Giannis Tyler hero very nice Jeremy lamb mariel shyuk Lebron James Denzel valentine We got Romeo lankford green Kemba walker We got luga donge's quartzite silver Carson edwards JJ relic Tramont waters silver Emanuel moody a Marcus Morris Dylan brooks and we got a color coming up R. J. Barrett number to 99 69 out of 99 blue For the next going to dawn It's a very nice one right there Danny green Thon maker That was basically Arvrini simons Terry rozier Harrison barns John wall Alan simologics Camp basmore Drew holiday Terry on Prince Zero gravity westbrook Lebron Chris Paul Lake Griffin D. Lil John Morant Jared Colver red That's exclusive to blaster Forbes Zion base Hernan Gomez Colin Sexton Hernan Gomez again And Bama the bio Jared Colver Kobe white Yandere hunter red exclusive Kevin Durant Not really sure Ryan Nobody else is really chatting too much This is like a two and a half hour breaker here So I think for a lot of people If they weren't part of this break They're most likely Not watching as much Not paying attention to bronze silver Very nice Through case blaster took up a lot of time But it is out of the way now The Andre hunter So I'm not too sure if anything else is going to break tonight Only have like three orders in the last hour and a half Justin James All right Halfway through this one but this case is going much faster The first case it took me like an hour and 15 minutes It was like 88 cards per box This one's only like 40 32 cards per box And then I believe optic is only 28 So It should only take me about 30 minutes to do each of these next cases So It should take me about 2 hours and a half So that's it Robert you're back to work everybody That's good Yeah right Yeah I had my first shot on Friday I should say a vaccine It was wild though it was just I got it on like Friday At 3 o'clock On my day off My arm was a little sore not too much Saturday wake up and I'm fine But Around 2 o'clock It's like I got hit with a train I had a huge headache, fever Little chills For like just 8 hours though It was just like straight up 8 hours From like 2 to 10 And then when I was sleeping It was just gone Yeah Robert I'm on IG Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday My normal days I Don't think there's anything crazy Releasing this week That I know of But next week is Bowman Baseball On Wednesday It's gonna be wild I'm sure Nick will probably start pre-selling that Like on Wednesday or Thursday this week I bet Yeah cause this Wednesday Well actually you know what This Wednesday is okay actually Yeah tops and all the soccer Which I don't know we'll be breaking that The way for championship Soccer and then Prison fast break That's coming out on the 21st Basketball so actually that's not That's a pretty big release And then nothing Friday But Next Wednesday is Bowman Baseball And Diamond Kings Baseball And Prism UFC That's gonna be awesome right there Then you also have Upper Deck Game Use hockey on the 28th Loaded as day And then the 30th You have Chronicles Football And that's it We should we got Dynasty Formula 1 So I assume that we'll have Chrome And actually it's supposed to be That's supposed to come out on Friday actually Robert The 23rd of this month So that's actually this Friday LeBron James Nicholas Clarkson Kobe White Jerry Colvin Hunter Aayton Covington Markief Morris Jordan McLaughlin Nicola Jokic Blue that is numbered to 99 Brunson Nasir Little LeCue We've had some Zion Rookies Nothing super crazy though We've had some Zion Rookies Calvin Johnson there RJ Barrett Silver We still have 5 more boxes to go though Laurie George Hill Red Dang I think the karate kit is on Alright guys here are the last 5 boxes In this case then we have one more MoBamba Danny Green We've got Dream on Green Danilo Galanar Green Trey Young 2nd year Silver Lonzo Ball Red Bill Barton Silver Cam Reddish Eric Pashaw Zion Tributes Jared Jackson Jr Silver Cam Reddish Silver Josh Hart Prince Broglopas Kevin Hootier Kyle Guy Shaquille O'Neal That's a nice one right there Zubats And a red courtside Luka Donchich That's very nice Kyrie Irving Silver Julius Randall Silver LeBron James Backstage Lake Griffin Kira Lake Griffin Lake Griffin Wow we got a Ray Allen autograph Hoops Inc Look at that for the Boston Celtics What a Joe That is very nice Can I expect that out of there There you go Zero Gravity Anthony Davis Nicolo Melly Jordan Poole Ty Jerome Green Zion Dennis Schroeder Tyler Hero Bridges It's 17-18 So no Luka Donchich You're looking for Jason Tatum Donovan Mitchell Lonzo Ball Ogyon Ornobi I'm not sure man Just because we haven't really gotten any orders in the last like two hours So I'm thinking that people Are done for the night I'm usually here to at least Ten for eight hours By the time I get done with this next one I'll probably be done by eleven So I'm not sure man I would say yes till you know I guess I'll find out by the time I'm done with all this Alright guys Last case Alright guys good luck James Harden TJ Leaf Rookie Lauren Markinon Silver Rhonda Hollis Jefferson Terence Ferguson Rader Rookie John Collins Purple CJ McCullum Justin Jackson Rookie King's Silver Frank Mason Dwayne Bacon John Collins Court King Brandon Ingram Jared Allen Rader Rookie Jordan Bell Justin Jackson Silver Malcolm Brogdon Melos Harry Giles Jonathan Isaac Purple Tyler Dorsey Kenard Julius Irving Sterling Brown Ryan Anderson Silver Zach Collins Frank Mason LeBron James There he is Spida Spida Siacum that's a second year Semi Utah Jazz that's gonna lose John Collins Rookie King Josh Hart Dennis Smith Jr. Luke Kennard Dennis Rodman D'Angelo Russell Zach Collins Alright Frank Jackson Court King's D'Wade De'Aron Fox Derrick White Silver Rudy Gay Frank Devon Malik Monk One more Josh Hart There you go Jason Tatum I see it already Lonzo Ball as well It would have been a great blaster back in the day It still was pretty good but Lonzo Hype was super real Another Jason Tatum Laurie Markinin Donovan Mitchell Rookie King's Purple Very nice Jarns Ferguson O'Gionna Nobby Jared Allen Hollow John Collins Justin Jackson Jared Allen Wilker Chris Paul Lonzo Ball D'Brooks Shaquille Neal Hall Kings and Jason Tatum Kuzma Nice first two boxes right there It's pretty strong Devon Reed Silver Emanuele Moudier Court King's Kevin Durant Josh Hart Luke Kennard Another Jason Tatum right here at the top Very nice Kuzma Reggie Miller Silver Gordon Hayward Wow is this a gold It is 9 out of 10 Dikembe Matumbo Gold for the ATL Hawks Nicoba D'Lil Darren Fox Jimmy Butler Lanzo Ball Tarence Ferguson D'Brooks Josh Hart Hollow Jason Tatum That's our third Rader Rookie of his Clay Thompson Kyle Kuzma Thomas Bryant Milos Hollow Out of 49 Damon Jones Or actually sorry out of 25 Kyrie Silver Darren Fox Tatum Rookie Kings Justin Jackson Hollow DJ Wilson that's number to 149 And Sheldon Mack Autograph Alright last five boxes guys Mark Nels Voltz Rookie Kings Vince Carter Spida And we got a checkerboard James Johnson Laura Markinon Tarence Ferguson Tensmith Jr O'Giona Novi Rude Gobert Lanzo Ball right there And we have Junior Bridgman Signature Series Autograph Dwayne Bacon Hollow Voltz Alright two more boxes guys Jonathan Isaac We have Bill Lambier Number to 25 TJ Leaf Tony Bradley O'Giona Novi Yannis Frank Jackson Alright last box of the break guys Good luck Foltz Artis Gilmore Silver Darren Collison Tyler Leiden Wayne Seldin Lanzo Ball Malik Monk Kayla Swanigan and there you go guys So there you go Two and a half hours guys that was the three case Blaster break 60 boxes I'll do a quick little recap Of all the bigger hits For the first Blaster case Which was Daunus Or sorry which was Hoops I did top load a lot so That one I read she actually Not every single hit is a monstrous hit but it's just more all the Bigger Rookies like Lamello are top loaded And Halliburton Etc etc But I'll show you all the bigger hits of course For the last two cases Just more top loading the autographs Than any bigger Rookies So here's a mixture of the last two of course You guys remember that right now Lanzo, Foltz, Mitchell Checkerboard there James Johnson, Dennis Smith Jr Junior Bridgeman Autograph, Dwayne Bacon-Hallow Terence Ferguson-Halla Jason Tatum, Raider Rookie Darren Fox, Jason Tatum-Rookie Kings, Justin Jackson, DJ Wilson Numbered to 149 We got Sheldon Mack Autograph Damon Jones to 25 Darren Fox got a gold That was 9 out of 10 Tatum, Raider Rookie Donovan Mitchell, Jared Allen Silver or Hollow Tatum, Rookie again Donovan Mitchell And then here were some of the Hoops Rookies Over Kobe White LeBron James Silver as well Hoops Inc Autograph with Jared Allen That was really nice Jokage, RJ Barrett Blue to 99 which was numbered And then here we go Just a bunch of like we got a slam right there As I just had to upload all the bigger Rookies Slam Zion Vince Carter Kawaii Lance Couple more Lamellos KD Kobe LeBron James, Luka Donchich Tim Duncan More Lamellos There was a lot of Lamellos in this case For more slams there Zion We did get one slam foil which was really nice For more slams Autograph with Terry Porter Couple more slams there Then of course there was a lot of other Rookies And numbered cards if anything That were not going to be top loaded right now But they'll be top loaded a little bit later I appreciate it guys Again this was the 3 case blaster break Jaspyscasebreaks.com


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I am the soul, no, you are not the soul because the very fact that you say that arises in the conceptual and that conceptual is a function of the body. So the body is saying, I'm the soul. It's a matter of surrender all over the world in the big cities where the I am movements are gaining ground over the last 20, 30 years. These are ego movements. Very afraid to surrender and to bend because for all my life I'm 50, almost 60. I learned that I am the ego. I am the body and the ego.  So I'm really afraid because I don't know what will happen to me if I surrender. I mean, shall there be any criticism anymore?  I mean, what should it happen to me? I feel it's kind of like death. I had like Mooji that says that you have to be nothing but I cannot grasp this and I cannot understand it. I'm afraid. I want you to help me overcome if it's possible this fear because I think you know what you're saying.  I mean, I trust you but I still am afraid. So you brought up actually the neo-Advaithan approach.  There are few that have some sort of dissolution of identity but then a little bit later down the road you see them actually emphasizing identity. So this neo-Advaithan take on Advaita Vedanta has no concept or very little actually of surrender. So most of these neo-Advaithan teachers are advocating on the one hand a sort of observing of what all this is and dissolving the ego that way. And the other thing that they advocate is a surrender to the guru or to the teacher. I don't want to be facetious or even to put down people like that but the problem I've seen over the years here in Rishikesh and Tiruvannamalai also in Europe is really a lot of people have taken this neo-Advaithan path but that path is devoid of a real teaching of samarpan or surrender. It's a cherry picking and it started already with Ramana Maharshi's western students. It's a western cherry picking approach and it just leads to confusion and nobody really understands what they're talking about. They just don't. That's how it is. And then they're 70 or 80 years old. They're walking around in Tiruvannamalai or Rishikesh and they haven't really grasped what the truth is. So anyone who's on that path will have to make an internal decision that they want to come back to what one calls sanity which is called here and now, present, eyes open, simplicity and surrender. In the context of your question and what you ask about ego and your fears it is much better to be afraid of the ego than to be afraid of what will happen if you bend to the truth. Why do I say that? Because this loud noise of the ego has been slapped onto you. It's like year after year after year you learn more and more and more constructs from your childhood up and these constructs most of them especially if you grow up in a so-called advanced society which is not advanced at all but thinks itself to be advanced. If you grow up in such a society, the ego gets slapped on. Desire this, want this, opinionate about this, yearn for this, long for this, be angry about this, be upset about this, don't like this, et cetera, et cetera.  That being, that is Kreton, becomes very complex with all these constructs. Will Kreton dissolve if you bend and surrender to the truth? Answer is no. And why not? Because the neo-advaitins, they all talk about dissolving the ego completely. That's what it's about. Here it's not about the ego at all. The discourse is you take an identity because if you don't take an identity, then you move into fear. Will this identity dissolve? What will be there? Will I have friends at all? Will I do anything in this world? You're asking all these questions because you're coming from a neo-advaitin perspective where the ego is dissolved and you awaken. But these are just concepts. They are conceptual constructs also. And what is being spoken about here is not a conceptual construct. It's a holistic approach because you take on the identity of Kreton. Kreton, what is your mother's name? Aliki. And where were you born? In Athens. So Kreton, son of Aliki from Athens, that is the identity you take. So however much you surrender and whatever happens, you're not going to lose that identity, but you're not going to increase that identity till it inflates into ego. So it's a simple thing. It's simplicity. It's keeping it very simple. So Kreton, son of Aliki from Athens, bends down to what? In surrender to what? To the soul, to the source, to the truth, to that cosmic binary impulse which is at the centre of his being. And he, through that bending process, learns to discriminate, to discern between, which is your name, between the truth and the loud noise of the ego. What does he do once he has figured out that he wants to go on a holiday to Japan? He asks, in that state of surrender, he actually asks the question, is it the right thing for this thing called Kreton to go to Japan? And in that state of surrender, he feels the impulse, the binary impulse of a yes or a no. It's a system that is either pushing or pulling you into action or away from it. So there's no talk about the ego because whenever the ego tries to interfere with its loud noise, you train even further in bending to the truth. So how are you going to lose Kreton if it is Kreton who's bending to the truth? That never happens in this process. The thing is that the dissolution of the identity, I don't exist anymore as a statement, is a conceptual statement. So without this body, there's no I, right? There's no Kreton anywhere. Once this body drops, when the prana is out, then there's no Kreton anyways. You understand what I'm saying? So that I, that you create and those concepts of dissolution of identity or even the concept of identification with the soul, I am the soul, no, you are not the soul because the very fact that you say that arises in the conceptual and that conceptual is a function of the body. So the body is saying I'm the soul. It is mental gymnastics of neo-Advaitin approach which result in all these complications. It's a simple thing. Living a spiritual life is a simple thing. It's a matter of surrender. Surrender again to what? To the truth of your being. The truth which is independent of society. It is independent of family. It is independent of country. It is independent of religion. It is independent of all the constructs that are created in the thinking by what you have learnt over your socialization process. So you don't have to be afraid at all. Kreton will be there. Yes, maybe the people surrounding you will change and you have to be open to change. Don't be afraid of change. Your mental approach will change. Perhaps you start to feel much more in your skin, much more solid, much more present, able to sense the other because when you're sensing yourself and you're going deep into the impulse of truth within you, you know, then you're also connecting with the impulse of truth within the other because it's the same material. It's like a drop of the cosmic soul of Paramatman which is within you, Antaratman inside, but not inside because it's not you. All these neo-Advaithin movements, all these new age movements are with some exceptions underscoring the ego's idea that it is the soul. It can't be the soul because the very act of thinking is a function of and an act of the body. So it's to sort of calm yourself down, I'm the soul, so I'm eternal. That's an ego statement because the ego wants to feel eternal. The only thing that the system can allow itself is surrender, deep, deep surrender, samarpan, samarpan, samarpan, samarpan, samarpan, samarpan. Surrender, surrender. What will happen if you talk to students who have been following this teaching for say 15 years, 20 years at the max? They seem to me to be quite normal some of them are sitting here. They go through the ups and downs of life, but there is a joyousness that carries them. There is something there which carries you through the rest of this very challenging thing called living and you're not somehow floating above the ground, not connected, I'm not this, I'm not that, I'm not that. So I can just be the way I want and whatever the body does, it does. No, that's neo-Advaithin nonsense. And there are so many people who have suffered so badly and that's why I am quite emphatic when I speak about it because I've seen a lot and you will see that also in Tiruvannamalai, in Rishikesh also and all over the world in the big cities where the I am movements are gaining ground over the last 20, 30 years. These are ego movements because surrender is not even brought up as a possibility there. You surrender to the suffering, you surrender to the pain, you surrender to everything you're not supposed to surrender to. How can you surrender to pain? How can you surrender to fear? That's like giving in, it's like laying down your weapons. So it's the other way around when you surrender you're actually picking up your weapons and you're defending your system against this growing, terrifying thing called the ego. One of your questions was about if the ego is entirely destroyed then what is left and what happens? Firstly, I don't think that's something anyone needs to worry about. The ego never gets entirely destroyed. It's quite healthy and strong even in self-realized beings and it's very well aware of how to handle itself. And even if it slowly starts walking to its own cremation it's going to take a long time. So that's not something you need to worry about. It's very simple. You just bend, you try to ask, you try to become conscious of what you're doing in this moment. Is it an action emerging from the truth or is it emerging from the ego and as much as possible you try to go with the truth without feeling guilty, you know, without having fear. And all the people around you, your family, your friends, all of these people the more you live in the truth, the more they live in the truth. And those who are very far away from the truth they will not be around you and you won't feel anything other than deepening joy. It's tough. It's a sadhana. It's a practice. It's not a wellness course. You know that.  It's tough. People who want to touch the truth with their fingertips are not going to touch it by going to a wellness course where the teacher is nicely pampering your ego. If that's what you want then that's a different approach. Perhaps that leads also to some kinds of realizations but it is not the past actual self-realization which demands you to surrender, to bend to the truth. It's a sadhana. It's a practice, you know. Okay. Thank you. And don't trust me. You said you trust me because I'm a guru. No. Don't trust me. That's religion. The moment you look at somebody and you look up to them and trust them and take their word for it, that's religion. Look at it as a spiritual seeker should. It's experimental. Spirituality is experimental.  If it's not your thing, you move to something else. So you don't have to take my word for it. You start today. You start now. When you leave the satsang hall, you stand there and ask yourself, the question is what I plan to do now, the thing for me to do. You'll get an answer. Even if it's the wrong answer, it's better than not to ask at all. Isn't it? So it's not as if Kreeton is observing Kreeton doing this and then there's a Kreeton observing the Kreeton, observing Kreeton, observing Kreeton and then it starts to go into insanity till you are standing in front of the pharmacy for confusion pills. It's not the way, this observing yourself way. That's not what Ramana Maharshi meant when he brought those teachings. They were in surrender, those disciples around him to whom he spoke. There was a whole process of deepening surrender and then you experience those things along the way. So in this sadhana, in this practice, you just deepen your Self-realization till the body drops. It's a quiet path of growing joy. It's not this explosion into enlightenment and things like that.


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Hello, we're gonna talk about the importance of setting up keywords when using LinkedIn and a few other little tips So this is my LinkedIn profile. So you can see as my name My position title has my connections and another little neat feature right here is that My LinkedIn profile has my name in the end now. This is customizable Something you can set up with your advanced tab So what we're going to talk about is down here on the bottom This is going to be your skills and expertise. Now. These are the things that I'm most endorsed for So as you can see social networking social media marketing social media Advertising and Microsoft Office seem to be the things that I'm most endorsed for also has Devon also knows about some of these other things Now you can pick up to 50 different Keywords to be endorsed for now. This is really important to set up So that way you can have your classmates and co-workers give you kind of these quick endorsements on LinkedIn Now some of the other things the other endorsements are right here are the recommendations So it shows that I've received ten recommendations and that I've given nine Now how you receive and send a recommendation is you can ask somebody to send it to you or you can Click on their name And do it that way and these are some of the clubs the groups that I'm a part of so you can see American Library Association advertising professionals People that I'm following my influencers This is another great way to show some of the things that I'm interested in then also show some of the news items that I'm following Now if you are going to endorse somebody what you do is You can Go down to their name One of my co-workers for my most previous job they go all the way down To would you like to recommend so you can click that? and This shows all of my recommendations. I would go down here and it would show She was a colleague continue and then We were in the same group My title her title And then this is where you Go and give you a recommendation So I'm not going to actually leave this but just to show you then you would hit send and it will send them a message To let them know that you've endorsed them back home So again Back to my profile It's just really important to keep You know as much information on here as possible So here's my summary These are some projects that I've worked on. This is a link to my personal website This gives Where I'm working things like that. So these are just some of the key items to keep on your profile


From the SiliconANGLE Media office in Boston, Massachusetts, it's theCUBE. Now, here's your host, Dave Vellante. Oh everyone and welcome to this week's episode of theCUBE Insights powered by ETR. In this breaking analysis, I want to look into Cisco. You know theCUBE is in Barcelona this week to cover Cisco Live. There's an expected attendance of about 17,000 people. Now today Cisco is a company in transition. Here remains a leader in key segments, but it's refocusing its business for the next decade, having exited a number of areas over the last several years. Allow me to briefly give you my perspective and review how we got here. Near the end of the dot com bubble, Cisco was the most valuable company in the world with a $500 billion market cap. It was one of the four horsemen of the internet. Remember that along with Oracle, Sun and EMC. Cisco really rose to prominence by betting big on Ethernet. Old reliable TCP IP was the lynchpin of the internet and allowed Cisco to power the wave that virtually decimated the mini computer industry in the 1990s. There were many levers that Cisco pulled brilliantly during its ascendancy. And I want to call out two big ones. First was it created an army of network engineers, literally hundreds of thousands of professionals trained on installing, configuring, managing and optimizing Cisco gear. Cisco created very complex solutions and thrived on this complexity and the Cisco certified internet work experts or CCIEs deeply understood the dark art of networking and Cisco was there beacon. The second was acquisitions. Under the leadership of CEO John Chambers, Cisco completed about 180 acquisitions over a roughly 20 year period. This enabled TAM expansion growth and maintained Cisco's relevance to customers who very typically and often were the generator of acquisition ideas. Cisco diversified quickly into a conglomerate with a portfolio that spanned video, set top boxes, telepresence, compute, collaboration, security, wireless. At one point Chambers talked about dozens of adjacent businesses each of which would account for a billion dollars of incremental revenue for Cisco. Many, if not most didn't pan out and Chambers slashed and burned prior to handing the reins over to current CEO, Chuck Robbins. Now under Robbins Cisco was a more focused company kind of going back to the basics. They're betting on what I would say are more sure bets including data center, wireless, collaboration, security and the edge. Cisco is also evolving its model towards software subscriptions. Now today I want to look at how some of those bets are performing. I'll discuss the impact of cloud on Cisco's business and then I want to drill into the performance in some areas like networking, collaboration, security and then close on hyper-converged. And then the last thing I'm going to do is share some things that I'm watching as barometers of success over the next 18 to 24 months. Now the first thing I want to do is give you a snapshot of Cisco's financials today. What this chart shows is some KPIs on a trailing 12 month basis. Cisco is about a $50 billion company with a $200 billion market value. That's a 4x revenue multiple which is pretty good for a company that's generally viewed as a traditional hardware player. Now Cisco is guiding analysts on a flat to down year and talking about a challenging macro environment despite the stock market's seemingly insurmountable rise. Cisco's a very profitable company with a 33% operating margin and a very nice 66% roughly gross margin. Cisco throws off a lot of cash around $15 billion annually in free cash flow. They make a big deal that 70% of its software revenue is now coming from subscriptions. The Cisco is mandating a new consumption model that is subscription based.  But I'm pegging at between 11 and 12 billion by the end of this year today it's probably 7 to 8 billion. Cisco is riding some big waves adding software it's to its portfolio. Security grew at 22% last quarter. Wi-Fi 6, 5G, which by 2021 should start kicking in. It uses a chunk of its cash of course to buy back stock to keep the street happy and it's leveraging a leadership position to compete. Now finally I want to make some comments later actually on how they're approaching developers in a strategy that I really like. Now there are some headwinds that Cisco's facing namely cloud, this macro picture that they talk about which is not positive for them evidently. The company's overall complex portfolio, the competitive dynamics and the perception that they have an aging or that they are an aging hardware company and they're really still touting selling ports. So let's drill into some of the spending data and I want to start with this notion of leadership. This chart shows Cisco's position in its core networking segment. The chart depicts market share over time which remembers a measure of pervasiveness in the ETR data set. Now look at what happens. Look how Cisco maintains its leadership far outpacing the others in this networking sector each quarter. I'm going to make some comments on the sector overall but notice the net score in the blue bars which is a measure of spending velocity. It holds firm at 25%, not great but holding steady. And you can see the pie chart of the public clouds impact on the sector and I'm going to make some comments there later as we go on. But first let's look at the networking sector overall. ETR just released its January survey and here's what they said in their sentiment on networking. So when you see the networking space it's been sort of down for a while and ETR has been somewhat negative on the entire space but what this shows is really net score and which is spending velocity in the January 2020 results with previous periods within Fortune 500 buyers. And you can see there's an uptick in momentum for networking generally and Cisco is really cited as rebounding. But now look at the blue call out. It's from an ETR Venn discussion with an IT buyer who essentially says look as we move to the cloud we are going to spend less on networking here and given that Cisco is the leader we want to understand how the public cloud is affecting Cisco's networking business. So to answer that what I'm showing here is data from the latest ETR January spending survey and I'm filtering the data on organizations that are spending on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud Platform and showing Cisco's performance measured in market share or pervasiveness. You see that's what's happening now in these big cloud accounts. There's an end of 809 cloud customers and 480 Cisco customers within those accounts and you can see the impact that the cloud is having on Cisco much the same way it is affecting virtually every large supplier of on-prem infrastructure. A slow steady decline over the past 10 years. And you can see a net score which measures spending intensity in the upper right-hand corner of almost 30% which is somewhat lower than Cisco's average in the ETR data set. But the story is not just about cloud. There are other waves in the industry or what I've referred to in the past as innovation cocktail ingredients namely data plus AI plus cloud. So the next question I want to pose how is Cisco doing in leveraging these waves? So here we have 916 customers in these superpower segments of data, AI and cloud that are combined and we show the market share or pervasiveness over time of Cisco as compared to VMware's NSX, HPE and Dell EMC. What the data shows is a couple of points. One is that Cisco is the most pervasive competitor shown in these customer segments. Its net score is 37%. Four points higher meaningfully than the cloud only chart. Actually seven points higher than I showed earlier. Only NSX has a higher net score and relatively speaking NSX is much newer and should be growing much faster than Cisco so that makes sense. So I would say that Cisco is holding its own here. Its challenge really in my view is to use data and AI to create better customer experiences. So be a consumer of AI if you will as a means of better serving customers and compete in the multi-cloud market directly with these players and others none of whom own a public cloud. Okay so I spoke earlier about Cisco's portfolio so let's look at some of the ETR data and see how various parts of Cisco's business are doing. This chart shows the net score or remember spending velocity across Cisco's offerings and includes Meraki which is wireless. AppDynamics, AppD is application performance management. We're showing here Cisco overall. Cisco Umbrella which is cloud and DNS security and Springpath which comprises infrastructure for Cisco's hyper-converged offering. And as you can see the segments in which Cisco plays there are 10 in the ETR taxonomy spending analytics, security, mobile, device management, infrastructure, video conferencing, et cetera, et cetera. In the interest of time I will say just the following. Red is bad, green is good, and gray is neutral. And again Cisco is holding its own in these major segments with decent spending velocity. So now let's take a look in an area that I think is going to get a lot of attention in Cisco Live and that's collaboration. This ETR chart that I ran shows net score or spending velocity for video conferencing platforms. And you can see Cisco, it's got some work to do. It's got a teetering on the red zone. So I would expect some continued enhancements there. Now comparatively you can see go to meeting, losing steam and Skype really falling off a cliff in January, but look at Microsoft Teams. That blue dot with very, very strong momentum. So what Microsoft's doing is they're migrating Skype and link their install base to Teams in a really, really well-positioned there. And you can see as well newcomer Zoom is right there in the mix across this sample of 500 buyers. Now I want to turn your attention to a really important sector which of course is security. This chart that I'm showing here shows net score, again, spending velocity in the cybersecurity sector. And Cisco is both large and credible in this space. Its security business grew 22% last quarter as I said. It's at a 3.2 billion dollar run rate. So spending momentum maybe not as strong as Palo Alto networks which I'm showing here. And it's not as high as the rocket ship companies like CrowdStrike or Okta or CyberArk or SailPoint or some of the others that I've highlighted in previous breaking analysis episodes. But Cisco's pretty solid. And you can see the likes of IBM and Symantec by comparison, these guys are leaders in security but their spending momentum is in the red. So once again, this theme of Cisco as a large player who has credibility, this story is playing out. And clearly this is going to be an area of focus at Cisco Live. So this next data point is kind of interesting and looks at Cisco's data center business and specifically I'm trying to better understand what's going on in hyper-converged. The software defined platforms that bring together storage, compute and networking. Now the power of the ETR platform is that I can ask the question, how are the hyper-converged players doing inside of Cisco accounts? So what I've done is I've filtered on 458 Cisco accounts across three sectors, storage, compute and networking. And I've isolated on Nutanix, VMware's vSAN, Cisco itself and Dell EMC with VxRail. And what we're doing is we're showing net score or spending intensity, spending velocity. And the first thing to point out is that all of the vendors are in the green. And that's because this is a growing market that still has legs. Nutanix has noticeable spending momentum ahead of vSAN, ahead of Cisco and Dell EMC. Now here's the thing about Cisco. On the one hand it's putting forth its own hyper-flex platform based on the spring path acquisition. But it has to tread carefully because it partners with converged players like NetApp with FlexPod and IBM with VersaStack. And it's hyper-flex as an HCI play is essentially designed to replace converged platforms like these. Now the same is true for Vblock, the business with Dell EMC, the old VCE business, but Cisco and Dell are at each other's throats so neither really cares that it's replacing them. Okay, long segment, a lot to cover. I got to wrap, but I want to end by saying what to look for over the next sort of 18 to 24 months as barometers. First thing is the pace of transition to software. The second thing that I'm watching is the uptake of the new core announcement that Cisco just made for big routers, silicon and optics. This is Cisco's wheelhouse. And I expect that the 5G rollout in 2021 is really going to start to pick up and be a tailwind for Cisco. You know, the macro should be a concern. Cisco is saying it's business is soft, kind of across the board, there's China, there's Brexit, but the S&P is on fire. Now does that mean upside for Cisco? In other words, are they sandbagging a little bit or are there more fundamental structural or execution issues? Yeah, I think personally Cisco may have a little bit of upside here, but they're big and exposed. So that's something to watch. The other thing is the impact of cloud on Cisco's business and the company's ability to compete in multi-cloud, including how it embraces Kubernetes. Cisco, and I've said this before, has to position itself as the best, the most cost effective, the most secure and highest performance network to connect hybrid and multi-clouds. Now as well, the company's got a hold serve in the networking, which I fully expected to do. We're seeing a little uptick in Juniper, wrist is doing okay, but they're kind of smaller in the grand scheme of things relative to Cisco. Now the wild card here is VMware's NSX. So we'll be watching that and what impact it has. A lot of customers have both. Finally, I want to talk about developers. Cisco DevNet, as I've said many times, I really like what Cisco is doing there. I think they've outshone some of the traditional players. They are retraining hundreds of thousands of CCIEs to code in Python and really code Cisco infrastructure. So Cisco has an infrastructure as code strategy that's going to help propel them in multi-cloud, the edge, new workloads, and they're leveraging this engineering force that they have. So very long segment here. Watch the coverage at Cisco Live on theCUBE and on Silicon Angle. This is a big cheery company and a lot for me to swallow in one of these segments. So tweet me at Dvalante if I've missed something or comment on my LinkedIn feed, or you can email me at david.valante at siliconangle.com. Thanks for watching everybody. We'll see you next time on Breaking Analysis, the CUBE Insights, powered by ETR.