Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's CaseBreaks.com with the second half of that case of that Break we just opened up a few moments ago a little while ago a little earlier tonight 2022 tops Chrome F1 racing six-box hobby Edition random team break number six all-card ship a lot of great stuff big things to this group for making it happen There are the teams right there. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it six and a five eleven times for names and teams one two three four 11th and final time We got Jimmy down to Jimmy after 11 six and a five eleven times for the teams one two three And 11 the final time. Good luck fingers crossed. We got McLaren down to Alpha Romeo All right Jimmy you got McLaren and Ferrari Michael with Haas and Williams and all F2 and other teams not listed and other stuff like that Jimmy Aston Martin Michael Alpine Adam Coberman last Bob Mojo Red Bull Jimmy with the Mercedes and Alpha Romeo We're gonna alphabetized by team and we're gonna pause the video Open up the trade window. See if there's a trade when we come back. We'll have the break stick around BRB All right, welcome back everybody. No deals were done List remains the same Good luck everybody and Remember we marked those boxes with the number six so we know that they're from the same case It's halftime in the national college football national championship game and It's just no doubt about it. Georgia is putting a beat down on TCU. They're up 38 seven at the half I guess really I Be a crazy comeback if TC you're able to come back, but I guess Really? TCU is just playing for pride. I suppose at this point Maybe some people out there. Maybe and they want to say hey TCU just can you just cover? I would have gone with TCU.  They want to get out there. They want to start pouring some points. I heard one of the analysts on the halftime show just when I was on the out there Saying that TCU is a second half team, so Maybe that means something but in the meantime, I've switched to Lakers at Denver I think I've been playing pretty well in spite of all the missing players they have only down by five in the first quarter No LeBron No AD no Austin Reeves But hey youngsters get to play a little bit. Let's see some youngsters out there I'm gonna see some little one Toscano Anderson out there. I'd love to see some Cole Swider out there Scotty Pippin Jr. Max Christie getting a start Sergio Perez And we've got a Marino Sato F2 driver Purple Chrome, that's gonna go to Michael Langer Sergio Perez will go to Red Bull. That'll be for Adam. We've got a Fernando Alonzo Checkerboard for Alpine that's gonna go to Michael Aang Got a Lewis Hamilton Silver Formula one award winners. It's from Mercedes And we got a Kevin Magnusson 84 out of 99 for Haas It's gonna be for Michael Langer and there's an autograph. I'm already Cordial F2 driver, it's gonna go to Michael Langer. It's got that F2 spot 66 out of 99 and we didn't see any autos in the first half. So I'm expecting a few here. Here's Logan Sargent also for Michael Langer an American is gonna be in an F1 car this year. He's still F2 here Got a Lewis Hamilton and a Yuki Sonoda Three out of 25 orange for Alphatari Which will be for the all-other team spot, and that's for Michael Langer Hey, see you. Hey sis. Have a good one, man Lewis Hamilton go to Mercedes. That'll be for Jimmy Mike Tarsen said I can't remember which guy but one or two of the drivers doing like a little train whistle fist pump I like that There that's about a cone 203 out of 399 for Alpine That'll be for Michael Aang and we got a Max Verstappen Purple That's for Red Bull. That'll be for Adam. Another box Oh the fist pump Something good. I got like the Tiger Woods fist pump one of those. That's a strong fist pump It's always a good fist pump to have in the rotation Yeah, that's probably where I got it from probably his fist pump is more like almost like an uppercut punch of the air Very powerful Very fun to do next box is Leno Norris Checker board Checkered flag George was I like this saw it went. What's he thinking here? It's like hmm. What's going on out there? Charlotte Claire and Sergio Perez Refractor for Red Bull that'll be for Adam Charles a Claire for Ferrari. That's gonna be for Jimmy got a Lewis Hamilton refractor That's gonna be for Jimmy there you go. That's the variation on This one's a variation nice Adam Red Bull Daniel Ricardo for McLaren 354 out of 399 Jimmy has McLaren. I've got Carlos Sainz for Ferrari Yeah, card 16 right here and another autograph another F2 driver of Frederick Vesti That goes to Michael Langer in an F2 spot. Wow those variations are one out of every 500 packs What's that gonna go for Sergio Perez might have a nice season this year? He's looking forward to a nice season this year. We read earlier Land stroll to 50 My tower things George Russell is saying I would like to install a goatee right here Should we have a caption contest and was Hamilton refractor So I'll go on you That's a 299 a you move Iwasa For Michael Langer in the F2 spot Ferrari car there another box That's a good question. Is this Feel like this is the third year Because there was one in 2020 2021 and then 2022. Yeah Grizzleby is saying third year Yeah, that sounds about right Still still going strong. I want to say F1 I know personal brakes have been selling a lot of these boxes We've done a good decent amount of these group brakes A lot of people in the shop walking in the store buying boxes buying packs Pretty regularly. So the hype the buzz still there It's voluntary botas to 399 For a Mercedes it's gonna be for Jimmy Yeah, I you know what I've not watched a minute of that drive to survive show I've watched a minute of it but that has certainly contributed to the Increased interest There's a Mari Cordil another F2 driver for Michael Langer But yeah, that that's driven a lot of the popularity at least in America for for F1 Sergio Perez 20 out of 25 Nice, that's for Adam and Red Bull And a max for sopid refractor for Adam and Red Bull The best car to customers pulled from opening a box in the store that I don't know Remind me If you're around tomorrow There's a Sergio Perez 99 out of 99 for Adam and Red Bull Remind me tomorrow if while the store is open I can Stick poke my head out and asked asked the gang Best card they've seen There should be a tops chrome max for sop and set Just just max for sop and only That might actually do kind of well. Wow. He sure did I mean he pretty much ran away with it charlotte claire For Ferrari I feel like had some moments where an earlier earlier part of the season where you thought oh, this could be a nice little title race between ferrari and and red bull and between first stop in and charlotte claire But uh Didn't quite work out that way Uh, what was I oh, yeah I think they're supposed to be looked like there was going to be a bit of a title or a title race But a lot of miscues by the ferrari team that just A lot of races that they were winning that they let slip through their fingers turn into first stop and wins and and then uh It just kind of got uh Kind of got away from everybody and then first stop and was was cruising Things you hadn't said in five months. What's going on with the ac? Well, someone I turn on the heater at full blast and then under these studio lights It's a little warm is george russell For mercedes I have to turn on the ac for a tiny bit and then something else kicked in and It's carlo science to 299 for ferrari you for jimmy There's owasa purple The f2 spot And we got a marcus armstrong green refractor autograph for the f2 spot michael anger 10 out of 99 Hopefully a uh A future star There's botas to 50 It's for alfa romeo. That'll be for jimmy charlaclare For jimmy and ferrari the refractor there's max for stopping refractor Very sure for the f2 spot to 399 All right two more boxes to go And the depleted lakers hanging in tough with denver. They're only down by four The beginning of the second so i'm sure i'm sure someone will let me know if uh If tcu stages some sort of comeback Nate still want her eye. Thanks, Nate Although i'm gonna take my My break after this scarf down some food. We've got a couple TVs out there. So Keep an eye on it too. See if Tcu wants to make things a little more competitive. I hope so be cool It's mix shoe mokker 341 out of 399 It's for haas and it'll be for michael michael langer Daniel riccardo their autograph coming up another f2 driver Uh chem Bullock bassi It's for michael langer that f2 spot coming in handy We've got frederick of asur 50 out of 50 For alfa romeo. That'll be for jimmy Lewis hamilton sergio pares to 99 We got a roya nasani adam with a red bull excuse me I choked up about that red bull there And the lewis hamilton refractor All right, next one. Thank you grizzly Yeah, let's get that hippery done That's part of the promo too. I think no, I think the the random player breaks part of the promo, but Either way Let's do it That's the sound you make when you few drink a red bull. Yeah red bull not very good I'm not a Not an energy drink guy I think they they all taste pretty gross But not a uh, not a red bull drinker I think I could maybe count on one hand How many cans of red bull i've had in my life? Some people really into it. I mean obviously is millions of people billions of people into it because Of how red bull has grown Yeah, I had one sip grizzly be saying I had one sip in my whole life made that sound and stopped. Yeah I'll have a coffee Or a tea Thank you very much But it's worth looking up. Uh, there there's some youtube videos about this Um, but it's worth looking at the the red bull story how the how they're just like a brand machine sort of amazing And how they branched out into not just being A energy drink brand but a uh But a lifestyle brand and now they're involved in like You know, they're sponsoring racing got soccer teams um They've got uh They're involved in like, um Airplane airplane racing to Yeah, I have the korean tea is pretty good Not strong enough for for my taste though. There's callan williams of 399 English tea guy But they sponsor a lot of things they uh, they've got a big content creating a Uh, a lot of content creation type stuff. I know the red bull has like A studio somewhere in san amonica Or west la where they're producing all sorts of Like extreme sports content and And whatnot. It's pretty good 95 90 on amare cordial So it's a crazy story Great branding story. I want to say that the original formula for the drink It's like from somewhere in like southeast asia or something like that. They have like A similar drink and they just kind of took the formula Tweaked it a little bit repackaged it And ta-da And another f2 driver that's a yumu uasa. I think all the autos are f2 drivers That's going to go to michael And the all f2 spot And there you go gang that my friends is that there's pier ghastly. There's cordial again to 50 That's also for michael langer and that f2 spot. There you go gang I'm joe for jaspyscasewrakes.com That was tops chrome formula one A lot of fun stuff here like that orange color there There's that variation that was pointed out to me. Thank you for that Another half case loaded up in the store jaspyscasewrakes.com. I'm joe. I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye. Bye


All right guys welcome back to the channel if you're new my name is Bobby guys in today's video I want to make a response Spencer Mac made a very interesting video Concerning my recent shift to eating animal products and therefore I want to go through that video with you guys and Give you a response to his questions and to his tips. Let's do this So I've got a couple questions for you as well Bobby is The creation and consumption of this almost Man-made diet with all of these supplements Is that better than consuming the flesh of an animal? It seems like it could be separated from nature the fact that we isolate all these things and then we have to consume This kind of diet to really thrive Is that disconnected or is that a greater connection? It's a it's a funny paradox. Is this our nature to consume flesh. Are we resisting the fact of life? We're not embracing the death the reality of death either way. I really appreciate individuals like yourself who are Expressing their honest Situation especially when we get in these scenarios where we almost have become identified With a certain lifestyle or dietary practice. It can be difficult to break that I feel we're very similar in the sense. Like I said, we're hard-headed and we'll do anything that we can to find out how to thrive while adhering to our ideals and Currently that puts me in a place where I'm in a highly supplemented diet Kind of living off a matrix goo. So that's just kind of a paradox. I wanted to share with you be interested to hear your insights Alright Spencer. So first off. Thank you very much for that video I had to chuckle man because we share a lot of similar Perspectives many things that you mentioned. I was thinking of as well, especially when we were talking about the matrix sludge And that man made diet that is heavily supplemented in order to sustain you I can definitely relate to that So you asked if that is the way to go or if it is a Disconnect a disconnect towards nature, so to speak I Say it is the letter. Of course. It is a disconnect towards nature 100% See when we are looking within we can observe our human potential Which seems to be infinite basically If you look back in time people were dreaming of flying But those people didn't start miraculously to levitate those people started building airplanes We have this drive in us to build technology to build supplements, which are technology on their own We have this human drive this will to transcend Biology this is what we are doing on a daily basis even now using this medium and talking to you, bro This is what transcending biology means.  Man, there is a question for a whole new video But it is a fact we as humans we have a strong disconnect Towards our own nature. We are afraid of the beast within if you will We are afraid of our own potential Be it the good or the bad We are afraid of our potential our potential to transcend and our potential to Degrade if you will to that beast that eats flesh It is scary in that sense of course Therefore when you see people eating raw meat you get triggered Even though it is totally natural That is what we are trying to do here Veganism is an ideology and it's beautiful the idea is great But as for right now Spencer, I don't see it being applicable Right now. This is why we need to supplement so heavily This is why so many people struggle the ideology of veganism is fantastic and some day I'm sure those days of hunting Gorging on flesh even pissing and shitting all of that will be in the past and we will transcend that But in order to get to that state we truly need to transcend biology We need to become cyborgs. We need to become the robot Cybernetic organism something on those lines in order to really thrive on a non-flesh diet Truly I didn't want to admit that but this is Where I'm at right now. This is my current state of consciousness. Am I right I? Could be wrong. I'm not claiming anything but by observing this human flesh machine. I See is still very primitive ancient being That is very good at Creating technology, but it's very bad at coping with it We are playing catch-up with the technology that we created We sterilized our environments and Now it is about time to become one with that environment Our true environment or natural environment is nature, but we disconnected from it And now we are in this artificial environment, but we are not artificial yet and Therefore we are supplementing with artificial chemicals in order to feel somewhat okay The truth is neither here nor there The truth is veganism is the future But not with our current biology And also my other question is what do you think is in the egg? Do you think there's a specific vitamin is it the form of vitamin a that's in there An amino acid some other elements that are missing. What are they? Could they be quantified and added to the self-composed diet? Fascinating circumstances we find ourselves in people ask me that before they always ask What do you think it is? Is it the vitamin a is it the B12 is the choline? Do you think it's the cholesterol? As human beings we always like to label things To make this experience liveable so we can understand what is going on here Of course, nothing can truly be conceptualized We try to comfort ourselves with labels with terms and brother I salute you for that. I really do because I Have the same drive. I always want to find out What it truly is and what if I find that missing link that missing nutrient Could I just supplement it and then everything will be fine? I Do not know which nutrient it is. Of course not I tried to supplement many of those nutrients before and they never did the trick DHA EPA Choline vitamin D vitamin a everything it didn't do the trick In that mushroom experience my mushroom teacher as you said I Saw the egg as the origin of all life as the source Something that cannot be replicated With a lab made chemical. It's not about the coal in the mushroom set It's not about the cholesterol either. It's not about a specific vitamin It is about the life force I know this sounds super woo and many people will dismiss it as pseudo science Rightfully so that is completely all right with me I'm just sharing what the mushroom told me and even that sentence sounds crazy to many many people out there That is all right as well in that mushroom experience I Saw the egg as the origin of all life that cannot be replicated Yet, maybe at some point we will have birthing machines that give life Sure, why not? But as for right now even though that Biological technology of an egg seems very very primitive Still it is the bringer of life You're ingesting life as the Chinese said it is Chi energy and I know again It sounds woo, but this was the only lesson that truly made sense You cannot Isolate certain nutrients and expect the same effect Even if you look into bodybuilding you will agree Everybody knows that isolated proteins isolated supplements don't work as good as real food Rich Piana was always talking about that eat real food god damn it And he's 100% right because let's be honest How likely is it that we know everything about nutrition? Even if it is not the origin of all life Right, even if you do not want to accept that as a truth and you're still looking for the nutrient Could it be the ratio or could it just be that we haven't discovered a certain nutrient yet? If you look into the evolution of veganism my friend, you will find that back in the day nobody knew that they needed B12 how crazy Then later on after finding out about B12 and doing a lot of harm and damage on the way many many people Severely damaged themselves and cannot recover ever again that is said Later on people started talking about DHA and EPA. What will be the next supplement? We do not know so therefore we are in an experiment here and the test subject is Ourself our own body. I was willing to sacrifice Quite a lot in order to understand what the real human diet is I was on this pursuit on this journey of Truly understanding what it means to be human what it means to be vegan What it means to eat flesh all of it. I truly wanted to understand for myself It is still an ongoing journey But on that journey I severely damaged myself now Spencer Eating animal products again. I regained Tremendous health. That is just the case Initially, I was fighting the mushroom message, but after a while I had to give in After trying I Was so opposed and doing so but after trying I Have to admit that it works What it is for right now. I have to repeat myself I do not know but I appreciate the healing and I appreciate the regained health And that is all I can say for now Anyways, thank you very much for reaching out Spencer I truly enjoyed your video as I said absolutely beautiful to watch for anybody that hasn't checked out his channel It is Spencer Mac. I'm gonna link the channel in the description box below a super interesting Dude who is on a journey himself always seeking truth Always trying to find out what it truly means to eat in a perfect fashion If you will an absolutely fascinating character very well spoken as well so guys make sure to check him out if you liked this type of video leave me a thumbs up if you haven't subscribed already Please do so and as always guys much love and peace


This is Dave Vellante, we're back here at Dell World in Austin, Texas, the great city of Austin. What a vibe in this town. We're here live, this is theCUBE, Silicon Angles Continuous Coverage. We bring you to the events, we extract the signal from the noise, we cover all the angles, we've had all the Dell executives on, we had Michael Dell yesterday, we've got Marius Haas coming on today, Steve Feliz, Kim Stevenson, CIO of Intel, but we've got a special segment right now really focusing on gadgets and mobile. It's a key aspect of the market. Dell has been struggling in that area. We all know the story. Dell's PC business is declining. PC business as a whole isn't declined, and of course we all know about the rise of the smartphone, and Dell's got this conundrum. On the one hand, it's got to play in the smartphone market, but on the other hand, it doesn't have the relationships with the carriers, so it's a tough situation for Dell, and that's where all the volume is. But mobile has happened, there's a lot of action here. We're here with Kristen Nicole and Mark Hopkins, both of Silicon Angle, they're experts in the area. Folks, welcome. Okay, thanks. All right, so Kristen, let's start with you. You've been eroding the floor, listening to the keynotes, reading all the news. What do you see happening here at Dell World? There's a lot happening on the gadget side. They have got a little station outside. You can play around with some of the new devices that have come out this year. They've got their tablet out there, the Latitude 10.  Windows 8, of course, is huge for them, so it's their next big opportunity to really get back on this mobile bandwagon here. Yeah, I mean, everybody's got the Windows 8 skepticism on. We're going to actually ask Steve Felice about that as to whether or not Windows or operating systems are a catalyst and what that means for Dell. But what do you think about the whole Windows 8 situation? Is that going to propel the market? Is the people not going to move fast enough? Is it not as relevant? Is it maybe used to be? What's your take on that? Well, it's clear that Microsoft's got their strategy, trying to provide their own devices and work with partners like Dell and then also get their products, their software on as many devices as possible. So it's very evident that that's important for them, whether or not it will pick up steam, remains to be seen. One thing that really stood out for me when I was playing with some of the hybrids. Now, the hybrid, I think, is a huge play for here's the entire Windows computer experience that's gone mobile. So there's a laptop that you can pop out the screen and take it as a tablet and you've got the combined experiences in that regard. But I played with it a little bit and I think there's still a lot of usability kinks that they need to work out. So it's familiar in one regard and I think that's very important if they're gonna target business users and maybe also some of the regular consumer end. It's going to be an interesting play, I think. We'll see. Mark, what are your thoughts on this whole space and what Dell's doing here? Well, so Windows 8, I think, so Chris and I were talking about because we both played it over in their little mobility experience area. I think it's easy to use, but not intuitive to use, which is a subtle distinction. I mean, because you got it, I left it over there. There's a book. They give you a manual on how to use the UIs, 20 pages, size of a notepad. But I mean, it's simple stuff like swiping from the edge of your screen or swiping down and we had a little bit of a time trying to figure out how to share stuff. You know, on Android, it's really easy. You've got that little universal symbol for sharing on just about anything. You see on the web or on all devices and within the Windows interface, to share you need to swipe from the right edge to pull up the sharing interface, which again, it's easy once you know how to do it. So you're swiping a semi-vertical screen? Is that right?   I can see the couple tunnel syndrome hitting me. If you've got the tablet, then you can hold it. However you would hold a tablet and you swipe this way. If you've got it, if it's one of the tablets that also doubles for the docking station, then it... Well, there's standard Windows mode too. Yeah, there's also standard Windows mode. So if you scroll enough over to the side, you'll see all the options that you have for Windows. If you scroll back this way, then it's the Metro UI interface. And specifically to the sharing feature that we're talking about, if you've got it docked and you're using the keyboard, it's not quite as easy because you're more inclined to use the keyboard when it's docked. But you can still use the touchscreen while it's docked. So then in that case, yeah, maybe there's some cardboard tunnel issues that you might run into. I imagine there is a good way to share when it's docked. I just, I have to go back through the manual. The concept of a manual is scaring me, guys. I got to admit it. I thought we lived in a day with no manuals, but or at least minimal ones, like when Dell ships you a PC, you get a little card, step one, two, three, and you're done. That's my kind of manual. To be honest, it is a little bit like an IKEA manual. There's a lot of pictures, but it's still, there's a booklet, none the less. A lot of language is, okay, so it's a little deceiving in that regard. Okay, but so what's your general sentiment on hybrids? I mean, I've heard sort of mixed reviews that people have called them fence sitters, you know, they're not this, they're not that, but they're sort of all in one. But what's your take on that? I think they have a lot of promise. I think, you know, this is their first real product major launch in this area. I think the idea of a hybrid is important, especially if Dell is looking to remain bullish on the PC market, but find a good way to manage the mobile scene. So I really do like the idea of a hybrid. I think that's a concept that people can latch onto. You put the tablet, attach it to this thing. It looks just like a laptop. You'd never know that it's a tablet. That's what you need. If you want to take it as a tablet, then take it as a tablet. The user experience doesn't change too much. One issue I ran into before I could even play with it was somebody had put the tablet back on the dock upside down and then the lock, the rotate was locked. So I'm trying to use the mouse and the mouse does not work at all if the tablet's upside down and locked. So you have to actually take the tablet back out of the dock, turn the lock thing off, put it back in, flip it, open it, all this stuff. It's, I think there's several usability kinks that they need to work through to really ensure that this is a hybrid that's ready for the masses. Yeah, which they will, no doubt. Absolutely. The 1.0 version's got, like you say, a few warts. Okay, let's talk a little bit about Android. What are your thoughts on that? I mean, betting on Microsoft, obviously, the long-time partnership. Some of the management stuff that Dell's doing in the enterprise is, you know, OS agnostic. I like that.  I think it makes sense for Dell. At this point, this morning they, you know, announced that they're going to just, they've kind of given up on Android. They couldn't figure out a way to make it work. They're not going to even bother with the smartphones anymore. They've even pulled out of China, which was a great experimental market for them. And when it comes to Android, I think that that OS in particular has a really good potential to expand beyond just smartphones and tablets. I think there's going to be a lot of connected devices in the future, whether it's related to your car or kitchen appliances, lots of other gadgets that I think are really going to go to Android first. I'm not sure what Dell's thoughts are on exploring that specific aspect of the market, but it's a little early to say. So, okay, so yes, I mean, right. The news this morning, Dell's sort of backing off from smartphones, which we sort of expected anyway. But Mark, do you feel like long term that Dell has to be in phones? That's a tough call. I think they, I think they'll have to return to it at some point. I mean, right now, I mean, it's, I'm surprised they got out of it, gave up after, you know, a couple of tries at the bat and left, because really we were just talking about this in the office the other day. Excuse me. The feature phone market is still a significant portion of the mobility market. And, you know, 50% according to some estimates have not yet switched to a smartphone. And that still means it's a land grab at which, you know, it's good news for Microsoft. Could have been good news for Dell. But as Dave Floyer put out the other day, there's some numbers, or he did some analysis on the numbers, and Dell Net Income in Mobility, it was the largest falling area of any of their sections. Yeah, I mean, Dell is PC business, right? I mean, Dell was, people used to be really fearful of Dell. Like, oh no, I'm going to compete against Dell. And, you know, clearly HP's doing a good job in PCs, even though, you know, for awhile it wanted to sell its business unit, Lenovo. And, you know, they're doing a good job of gaining share there. But the whole sector's in decline. The way I see it is that Dell, at the same time, Dell is large enough, and using its buying power to leverage that into the enterprise. Really, only Dell and HP can do that. We were at HP Discover in Frankfurt last week. HP, Mark, you were there. They launched a bunch of new tablets. They actually launched it on theCUBE, right? It was the first time anybody really in the States had seen them, because we were up earlier than they were. How would you compare what Dell's doing here with what HP just announced? So, HP did a pretty good job with theirs. I'd say that they're on par. They're on par. I mean, Dell's offerings out here that we saw, now that they're, I think the release dates are pretty close to each other. The look and feel of the devices seem to be pretty close to each other. They got the tablet and then the hybrid offering, which is exactly what HP had. I think, having played with both of them, the feel of the HP hybrid was a lot sleeker than the Dell hybrid. So, I think for me, it might win some cool points there on just the general look and feel of the device, but the form and function, aside from the form, the function of the devices seem to be easily comparable, and the price ranges as well. So, essentially, it's the big Enterprise Wales approach of competing with Apple, right? So, they're trying to deliver enterprise value. Is that because Apple's not getting it done in the Enterprise? I think that's always been the case, right? Right, I mean, they don't seem to really target the Enterprise, right? But just by the fact that everybody wants to bring their own device, it's almost like it's forcing it in there. So, I guess my question is, it's going to work. Will these guys be able to compete with an end-to-end strategy that's integrated and secure and all those other wonderful things that you'd expect from a Dell or an HP? What do you guys think? Well, my thoughts have been in several editorials that I've written and mixed reviews on it, but my thoughts have been that this is a situation where it may kill BYOD opposite of what Dell's been kind of preaching here in their marketing messaging is because we can go back to the days where your company bought you a phone, right? Because they can provision and do the governance stuff just like they would with any other Microsoft device. And, you know, the Microsoft desktop, they can set the policies at the top level. So, you don't, they don't have to worry about you bringing viruses into the network on your BYOD situation, you know?  Right. All right, what else are you guys tracking? Anything in the news that you want to highlight or any other trends that you see that we should be talking about to our audience? Well, I think the device, the all-in-one workstation that Michael Dell revealed during his keynote yesterday, I think it's important to note because he specifically outlines this as a device that will be prepped for business as well as entertainment. So it's kind of shifting away from this enterprise-only strategy, really looking to expand back into the consumer market with this one. And I'm really excited to see what this device is going to be, a little disappointed that they didn't have it here, not revealing any more details. We've talked to a bunch of people on the floor trying to get some information out of them and it's a no-go. Yeah, that was weird, right?  He says they were doing this all-in-one, we're really excited about it. Then he said you won't be able to see that until next year. It was like, ah. Yeah, just kind of moved on past it. Yeah, we couldn't get any details on that. There is a name of it. Someone knows the name. Someone knows. Because he was thinking about whether or not he was going to tell. So what do you think it is?  No, the device is all-in-one. Well, he showed a picture. So there's a picture of this device and if I had known that there were going to be absolutely no more details on it for the rest of this event, what has snuck a picture of it. And it's a workstation, it's for the desktop. It's in line with the popular Apple computers all-in-one since it's on your desk and you can pop out tablet screen. You can just take it with you. So that's really all the details we have so far. But the fact that he made a point of saying this was for work and play. This is going to be an entertainment device as well. I think that's really important to note here. Excellent. All right, good. Well, Kristen and Mark, thanks very much for coming on theCUBE. Give us a little update on what's happening at Dell with the gadget world key part of the market. It's obviously the fastest growing sector of the market and Dell is committed to this end-to-end strategy and really only Dell and HP can make that claim and they're going at it. We know they don't really like each other and so we love that here at theCUBE. But so we'll be back. We've got a number of guests this afternoon. Let me just go quickly through that. We've got Marius Haas coming on. Marius Haas was the networking executive under Dave Donatelli at HP. Now essentially, Marius Haas has the same job that Dave Donatelli has except he's of course got it at Dell now. So he's running servers and storage and networking for Dell. So that's going to be interesting. We're going to get his perspective. Converged infrastructure was really a term that HP started. You know, when Marius was there and so he's brought a lot of that mojo to Dell. We want to talk to him about that. We've got a number of other executives coming on. Steve Felice, who's the head of sales or the president and chief commercial officer at Dell and Karen Kintos, who's the senior vice president and chief marketing officer at Dell and the hopeful that Pete Corris is going to stop by. He texted us earlier. Said he's going to try to get here at four o'clock. So keep it right here. This is theCUBE, SiliconANGLE's continuous coverage. I'm Dave Vellante of Wikibon and we'll be right back after this short break.


Yeah, so my name is Grant Wheeler. I'm an ASMSU senator for on-campus and today's book I'm in reading from The Call of the Cloud. This is by Jack London, one of my favorite books I've ever read outside of class. Just a little bit of background on this book, Why I Was Banned. It was banned in Italy in 1929 in Yugoslavia. It was also burned in Nazi bonfires in 1933. So this was more kind of an international ban. But I really like this book because it depicts nature through someone else's eyes, the eyes of the dog. And that dog's name is Buck. He's the main character in this book. He's 140 pounds St. Bernard. So just let you know that. Also just to let you know some other things so you can kind of understand what's going on in the story. Francois and Perrault are two mushers that are in charge of the dogs, the dogs led team. And Spitz is the team leader. He's the dog that's in charge of all the other dogs. So with that, I'm going to start my story. It starts in Canada as we're going towards the coast. Seven days from the time they pulled into Dawson, they dropped down the steep bank by the barracks to the Yukon Trail and pulled by Daiya in the saltwater. Perrault was carrying dispatches, if anything, more urgent than those he had brought in. Also, the travel pride had gripped him and he purposed to make the record trip of the year. Several things favored him in this. The weeks rest had incorporated the dogs and put them in thorough trim. The trail they had broken into the country was packed hard by later journeyers. And further, the police had arranged in two or three places deposits of grub, dog and man, he was traveling light. Made 60 mile, which is a 50 mile run on the first day. The second day saw them booming up the Yukon well on their way to Peli. With such splendid running was achieved, not without great trouble and vexation in the part of Francois. The insidious revolt led by Bach had destroyed the solitary team of the team. It no longer was a one dog leaping in traces. The encouragement of Bach gave that rebels led them all into all kinds of petty misdemeanors. No more was Spitz a leader greatly to be feared. The old odd departed and they grew equal to challenging his authority. Pike robbed him of half a fish one night and built it down on the protection of Bach. Another night, Dub and Joe fought Spitz and made him forgo the punishment they deserved. And even Billy, the good nature was less good natured. And why not half as placatingly as in former days. But never came near Spitz without snarling and bristling men as an athlete. In fact, his conduct approached that of a bully. He was given to swaggering up and down before Spitz very knows. Breaking down a discipline likewise affected the dogs in the relations with one another. They quarreled and bickered more than ever among themselves till at times the camp was a howling bedlam. Dave and Solix, alone were unaltered. They were made irritable by the unending squabbling. Francois saw a strange barbarous oaths and stamped the snow and futile rage and tore his hair. His lash was always singing among the dogs. It was of small avail. Directly his back was turned. They were at it again. He backed up Spitz with his whip while Buck backed up the remainder of the team. Francois knew he was beheld all the trouble. And Buck knew he knew. But Buck was too clever ever again to be caught red handed. He worked faithfully in the harness for the toil had become a delight to him. Yet it was a greater delight slyly to precipitate the fight among his mates and tangled the traces. At the mouth of the taquina one night after supper, Doug turned up a snowshoe rabbit, lundered it and missed. In a second the whole team was in full cry. 100 yards away was a camp on the Northwest police with 50 dogs Huskies all who joined the chase. The rabbit sped down the river turned off into a small creek of the frozen bed of which it held steadily. It ran lightly on the surface of the snow while the dogs plowed through by main strength. Buck led the pack 60 strong around a bend after bend but he could not gain. You lay down low to the race whining eagerly his splendid body flashing forward leap by leap in the way in white moonlight.  All that stirring of old instincts with its stated periods drives men out from the sounding cities to forest and plain to kill things by chemically propelled lead and bullets. Pellets, the blood lust, the joy to kill, all this was bucks. Only it was infinitely more intimate. He was ranging at the head of the pack, running the wild thing down, or leaving meat to kill his own teeth and wash his muscle to the eyes and warm blood. There is an ecstasy that marks the summit of life and beyond which life cannot rise. And such is the paradox of living. This ecstasy comes when one is most alive. And it comes as a complete forgetfulness that one is alive. This ecstasy, this forgetfulness of the living, comes to the artist caught up out of himself in a sheet of flame. It comes to the soldier wore mad on a stricken field of refusing for it. And it came to Buck leading the pack sounding the old wolf cry, straining after the food that was alive and that fled swiftly before him through the midnight. He was sounding the deeps of his nature and the parts of his nature that were deeper than he going back into the womb of time. He was mastered by the sheer surging of life, the tidal wave of being, the perfect joy of each separate muscle, joint and sinew, and that it was everything that was not death, that it was a glow and rampant, expressing itself in movement, flying exultantly under the stars and over the face of dead matter that did not move. But spits, cold and calculating, even in his supreme moods, left the pack and cut a narrow neck of land where the creek made a long bend around. Buck did not know this. And as he rounded the bend, the frost-rave of a rabbit still flitting before him, he saw another and larger frost-rave leap from the overhanging bank into the immediate path of rabbit. It was spits. The rabbit could not turn and as the white teeth broke its back in midair and shrieked as loudly as a stricken man may shriek. At sound of this, the cry of life plunging down from life's apex in the grip of death, the full packet of pucks heels raised a hellish chorus of delight. Buck did not cry out. He did not check himself but drove in upon spits, shoulder to shoulder, so hard that he missed the throat. They rolled over and over in the powdery snow. Spits gained his feet almost as though he had not been overthrown, slashing Buck down the shoulder and leaping clear. Twice his teeth clipped together like the steel jaws of a trap as he backed away for better footing with lean and lifting lips that writhe and snarled. In a flash, Buck knew it. The time had come. It was to the death. As they circled about, snarling, years laid back, keenly watchful for the advantage, scene came to Buck with a sense of familiarity. He seemed to remember at all the white woods and earth and moonlight and the thrill of battle. All the whiteness and silence rooted a ghostly calm. There was not the faintest whisper of fear. Nothing moved, not a leaf quivered, the visible breaths of the dogs rising slowly and lingering in the fausty air. They had made short work of the snowshoe rabbit, these dogs that were ill-tamed wolves, and they were now drawn in up in an expectant circle.  Tobacco was nothing new or strange, a scene of old time. It was as though it had always been, the wanted way of things. Spitz was a practice fighter, from Spitzbergen to the Arctic, and across Canada in the Barrens. He had held his own with all manner of dogs and achieved a mastery over them. Bitter rage was his, but never blind rage. In passion to rent and destroy, he never forgot that his enemy was in like passion to rent and destroy. He never rushed till he was prepared to receive a rush. He never, never rushed till he was prepared to receive a rush, never attacked till he first defended that attack. In vain, Buck strode to sink his teeth and neck of a big white dog. Where his fangs struck for the softer flesh, they were counterbotted fangs of Spitz. Fang flashed fang, and lips were cut and bleeding, but Buck could not penetrate his enemy's guard. Then he warmed up and enveloped Spitz in a whirlwind of rushes. Time and time again he tried for the snow white throat, the life bubbled near to the surface, and each time and every time Spitz slashed him and got away. Then Buck took to rushing, as though for the throat, when suddenly drawing back his head and curving in from the side, he would drive his shoulder, the shoulder of Spitz, as a ram bite to which overthrown him. But instead, Buck's shoulder was slashed down each time a Spitz leaped away lightly. Spitz was untouched. While Buck was streaming with blood and panting hard, the fight was growing desperate, and all the while the silent and wolfish circle waited to finish off whichever dog went down. As Buck grew winded, Spitz took to the rushing, and he kept him staggering for footing. Once, Buck went over and the whole circle of sixty dollars started up, but he covered himself almost in midair, and the circle sank down again and waited. Buck possessed a quality that made for greatness, imagination. He fought by instinct, but he could fight by head as well. He rushed as though attempting the old shoulder trick, but the last instant swept low to the snow and in, his teeth closed on Spitz's left foreleg.  Christ, he tried to knock him over, then repeated the trick and broke the right foreleg. Despite the pain and helplessness, Spitz struggled madly to keep up. He saw the silent circle with gleaming eyes, woe-ling tongues, and silvery breaths drifting upward, closing in upon him as he had seen similar circles closing upon beaten antagonists in the past. Only this time, he was the one who was beaten. There was no hope for him. Buck was inexorable. Mercy was a thing reserved for gentler climes. He maneuvered for the final rush. The circle had tightened until he could feel the breaths of the huskies on his flanks. He could see them beyond Spitz and to either side, half crouching for the spring, their eyes fixed upon him. The paws seemed to fall. Every animal was motionless as though turned to stone. Only Spitz quivered and bristled as he staggered back and forth, snarling with horrible menace as though to frighten off depending on death. Then Buck sprang in and out. While he was in, the shoulder had it last, squarely bent shoulder. The dark circle became a dot on the moon, flooded snow as Spitz disappeared from view. Buck stood and looked on. The successful champion. A dominant beast who had made his kill and found it good. So guys, that's it for me. Just let you know this little thing about this. I actually got this from this library, so if you guys actually want to read this book, just a little plug there. My name is Jessica Bain. I'm a senator for ASNSU as well. And today I'm reading To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. And I chose this book because to me it's a beautifully well-written, humorous and provocative story and endowedly a classic of American literature. And while this novel is written, is narrated through the eyes of a child, it deals with serious adult themes and issues that are still prevalent and significant to us today. These issues include race, class, gender, incest, friendship, courage, death, and innocence.  Since its publication in 1960, To Kill a Mockingbird has been banned and challenged in various parts for various reasons.  It was banned in Lindale, Texas in 1966 on the Advanced Placement English Reading List because the book contained words and issues that conflicted with the values of the community. The part that I'm going to read to you is right after the jury had found Tom Robinson, a black man who was accused of rape. They found him guilty of raping a white woman named Mayola. And Atticus, a widowed father, is talking to his daughter, Scout, and Jim, about the trial and issues such as race, class, rape and incest. I'm not afraid. Summer was melting away and would made the most of it. Atticus assured us that nothing would happen to Tom Robinson until the higher court reviewed his case. And the Tom had a good chance of going free, or at least having a new trial. He was at Enfield Prison Farm, 70 miles away in Chester County. I asked Atticus if Tom's wife and children were allowed to visit him. And Atticus said, no. If he loses his appeal, I asked one evening, what'll happen to him? He'll go to the chair, said Atticus, unless the government can use his sentence. Not to worry yet, Scout. We've got a good chance. Jim was sprawled on the sofa reading popular mechanics. He looked up. It ain't right. He didn't kill anybody, but he was guilty. He didn't take anybody's life. You know, rape's a capital offense in Alabama, said Atticus. Yes, sir. But the jury didn't have to give him death. If they wanted, they could have given 20 years. Give it, said Atticus. Tom Robinson's a colored man, Jim. Know during this part of the world's going to say, we think you're guilty, but not married on a charge like that. It was either straight up whittle or nothing. Jim was shaking his head. I know it's not right, but I can't figure out what's wrong. Maybe rape shouldn't be a capital offense. Atticus dropped his newspaper beside his chair. He didn't, he said he didn't have any quarrel with the rape statute known whatsoever, but he did have deep misgivings when the state asked for and the jury gave a death penalty on the purely circumstantial evidence. He glanced at me. So I was listening and made it easier. I mean, before a man is sentenced to death from murder, say there should be at least one or two eyewitnesses. Someone should be able to say, yes, I was there and I saw him hold the trigger. Well, lots of folks have been hung, have been hung hanged on circumstantial evidence, said Jim. I know, and lots of them probably deserved it too, but in the absence of eyewitnesses there's always a doubt, sometimes only shadow of doubt. The law says reasonable doubt, but I think a defendant's entitled to shadow of doubt. There's always the possibility, no matter how improbable, that he's innocent. Then it all goes back to the jury then. We ought to do away with juries, Jim was adamant. Atticus tried hard not to smile, but couldn't help it. He rather hard on his son, I think maybe either might be aware of it, better way, change the law, change it so that only judges have the power of fixing penalty and capital cases. Then go up to Montgomery and change the law. You'd be surprised how hard that would be. I won't live to see the law changed, and if you learn to see it, you'll be an old man. This is not good enough for Jim. No, sir, they ought to do away with juries. He wasn't guilty in the first place, and they said he was.  So far nothing into your life has interfered with your reasoning process. Those are twelve reasonable men in their everyday life, Tom's jury, but you saw something become between them and reason. You saw the same thing that night in front of the jail. When that crew went away, they didn't go away as reasonable men. They went because we were there. There's something in a world that makes men lose their heads. It couldn't be fair as they tried. In our courts, when it's a white man's world against the black man's, the white always wins. They're ugly, but those are the facts of life. Doesn't make it right, said Jim. He beat his first fist softly on his knee. You just can't convict a man on evidence like that. You can't. You couldn't, but they couldn't did. The older you grow, the more you'll see it. One place where a man ought to get a square deal is in the court world, be any color of the rainbow. The people have a way of carrying their resentments right to the jury box.   Atticus was speaking so quietly. His last word crashed in our ears. I looked up and his face was venerated.   It's all adding up, and one of these days you're going to pay the bill for it. I hope it's not in your children's time. Jim was scratching his head. Suddenly his eyes widened. Atticus, he said. Why don't people like us and Ms. Maudi ever sit on juries? You never see anybody from Maycomb on a jury. They all come out in the woods. Atticus leaned back in the rocking chair. For some reason you look pleased with Jim. I was wondering when that occurred to you. There are lots of reasons. For one thing, Ms. Maudi can't serve on a jury because she's a woman. You mean women in Alabama can't? I was indignant. I do. I guess it's to protect our frail ladies from sorted cases like Tom's. Besides Atticus Grint, I doubt if we ever get a complete case tried, the ladies being interrupting to ask questions. Jim and I laughed. Ms. Maudi on a jury would be impressive. I thought of all Ms. Du Bois in her wheelchair. Stop that rapping. John Taylor, I want to ask this man something. Perhaps our forefathers were wise. Atticus was saying, would people like this? Like us? That's our share of the bill. We generally get the juries we deserve. Our stout Maycomb citizens are interested in the first place. In the second place, they're frail. Then they're afraid. Why? Asked Jim. Well, what if, say, Mr. Link Diaz had to decide the amount of damages to reward Samus Maudi when Ms. Rachel ran her over with the car. Link wouldn't like the thought of losing either of the ladies' business at his store, wouldn't he? So he tells Judge Taylor that he can't serve on a jury because he doesn't have anybody to keep store for him while he's gone. So Judge Taylor excused him. Something he excuses him raffedly. Raffedly. What made him think either of them stopped training with him? I asked. Jim said, Ms. Rachel wouldn't, Ms. Maudi wouldn't. But a jury's voice voiced both secret, Atticus, our father juggled. We've many miles to go, son. A jury's voice supposed to be secret. Serving on a jury forces a man to make up his mind and declare himself about something. Men don't like to do that. Sometimes it's unpleasant. Tom's jury, though, sure made up its mind in a hurry. Jim Maudi, Atticus, fingers went back to his, went to his watch pocket. No, it didn't. He said more to himself than us. That was the one thing that made me think, well, this may be the shadow of the beginning. The jury took a few hours and an abut old verdict, maybe. But usually, usually it takes him just a few minutes. This time, he broke off and looked at us. He might like to know that there was one fellow who took considerable wearied down. In the beginning, he was wearing it for an outright acquittal. Who, Jim asked, astonished. Atticus eyes twinkled. It's not for me to say, but I'll tell you this much. He was one of your old seren friends. One of, one of the Cunninghams? Jim, you know, one of, I didn't recognize any of them. You're joking. He looked at Atticus with the, out of the corners of his eyes. One of their connections on a hunch. I didn't strike him, just on hunch. Couldn't. But I didn't. Golly Moses, Jim said reverently.  I'll never understand those folks as long as I live. Atticus said you just had to know him. He said that Cunninghams hadn't taken anything from or off. of anybody since they migrated to the no role. He said the other thing about them was once you earn their respect, they rear his tooth and nail. Atticus said he had a feeling nothing more than a suspicion but they left the jail that night with considerable respect for the finches. Then too he said it took a thunderbolt plus another Cunningham to make one of them change his mind. If we had two of that crowd, we'd have had a hung jury. Jim says loy.  How could you take such a risk? Atticus, how could you? When you analyze it, there's a little risk. There's no difference between one man who's going to convict and another man who's going to convict. Is there?  He was only he was the only uncertainty on the whole list. What can was that was that man to Mr. Walter Cunningham? I asked. Atticus rose stretched and yawned. Was not even our bedtime. But we knew he wanted to chance to read his newspaper. Picked it up, folded it and tapped my head. Let's see now. He drowned himself. I got it. Double first cousin. How can that be? Two sisters marry two brothers.  You figure it out. I tortured myself and decided that if I married Jem and Dill and had a sister who he married our children, we'd be double first cousins. She made it. Jem, I said when Atticus is gone, they're fine folks. Did you hear that? It's also in the library. You guys want to check it out? It's really a great story. My name is Joyce Snyder and I am the student body president here at Montana State University. And I will be reading a book called The Butter Battle Book, which is a hidden gem by the children's writer, Dr. Zeus. Published in 1984, this New York Times notable book of the year reflects the concerns of the Cold War era, including the possibility that all life on earth could be destroyed with the nuclear war. The Butter Battle Book was removed from library shelves in the mid-1980s due to its position regarding the arms race. I chose this reading because of its creative approach in teaching children about current events. I give to you The Butter Battle Book. On the last day of summer, 10 hours before fall, my grandfather took me out to the wall. For a while he stood silent, then finally he said with a very sad shake of his very old head, as you know, on this side of the wall we are Zeus, on the far other side of the wall with the Zeus. My grandfather said, it's high time that you knew of the terrible, horrible things that Zeus do. In every Zook house and in every Zook town, every Zook eats his bread with the butter side down. But we Yooks, as you know, when we breakfast or sup, spread our bread, grandpa said, with the butter side up. That's the right, honest way, grandpa gritted his teeth, so you can't trust a Zook who spreads bread underneath. Every Zook must be watched, he has kinks in his soul. That's why, as a youth, I made watching my goal, watching Zooks for the Zook-watching border patrol. In those days, of course, the wall wasn't so high and I could look any Zook square in the eye. If he dared to come close, I could give him a twitch with my tough, tough prickly Snickberry Switch. For a while, that worked fine, all the Zooks stayed away and our country was safe than one terrible day. A very rude Zook by the name of Van Itch snuck up and slingshoted my Snickberry Switch. With my broken off switch and my head held in shame, to the chief Yukaroo in great sorrow I came. But our leader just smiled, he said, you're not to blame and those Zooks will be sorry they started this game.  With my triple sling jigger, I sure felt much bigger. I marched the wall with great thim and great figure right up to Van Itch with my hand on the trigger. I'll have no more nonsense, I said with a frown from Zooks who eat bread with the butter side down. Van Itch looked quite sickly and he ran off quite quickly. I'm unhappy to say that he came back the next day with a spiffy new suit and a big new machine and he snarled us and said looking frightfully mean. You may fling those hard rocks with your triple sling jigger but I also now have my hand on the trigger. My wonderful weapon, the jigger rocks snatch them, we'll fling them right back just as quick as we catch them.  I have failed sir, I sobbed as I made my report to the chief guru with the headquarters fort. He just laughed, we've done nothing of the sort. Our slingshots have failed, that was old fashioned stuff. Slingshots, dear boy, are not modern enough. All they need is some newfangled kind of a gun. My boys in the background have already begun to think up a walloping with zigger one. My bright boys are thinking they're right on track. They'll think up one quick and we'll send you right back. They thought up one, they thought up a quick one, they certainly did. They thought up a gun called the Kikapoo Kid, which they loaded with powerful Poo-a-Doo powder and ant eggs and bees legs and dried fried clam chowder. And they carefully trained a real smart dog named Daniel to serve as our country's first dog, first gun toting spaniel. Then Daniel, the Kikapoo spaniel in eye marched back to the wall with our heads held up high while everyone cheered and their cheers filled the sky. Fight, fight for the butter side up, do or die. Well, we didn't do and we didn't quite die but we sure to get worse if poor Daniel and I. Vantage was there too when he said that old pig. My boys in the back room invented this rig. It's called the eight nozzle elephant toaded bomb blitz. It shoots high explosive sour cherry stone pits.  Poor Daniel and I were scared out of our wits. Once more by Vantage I was bested in beat. Once again, I left home limped home from the wall and defeat. I dragged and I sagged. My spirits were low as low as I thought they ever could go. When I heard a boom ba and a diddly dill and our butter up band marched up over the hill. The chief Yukaroo had sent them to meet me along with the right side up song girls to greet me. Oh, be faithful. Believe in my butter. They sang and they lifted my spirit tie out of the gutter. My boys, mild chief Yukaroo. We've just voted and made you a general. You've been promoted. Your pretty new uniforms ready. Get in it. The big war is coming and you're going to begin it. And what's more this time, you're certain to win it. My boys in the back room has have finally found how just wait till you see what they've put it up now in the great new machine. You'll fly over that wall and clobber those buttered down zoops, one and all. Those boys in the back room sure knew how to putter. They made me a thing called an utterly sputter and I jumped a bore with my heart all of butter and steered toward the land of upside down butter. This machine was so modern, so frightfully new. No one knew quite exactly what it would do. But it had several faucets that sprinkled blue goo, which somehow would sprinkle the zoops as I flew and gum up the upside down butter, they chew. I was racing pale mel when I heard a voice yell, if you sprinkle less zoops, we'll get you sprinkled as well. Then itch had a sputter exactly like mine and he yelled, my blue gooer is working just fine. And I'm here to say that if zoops can goo zoops, you'd better forget it because zoops can goo youths. I flew right back home and as you may have guessed, I was downright despondent, disturbed and depressed. I was, and I saw just as soon as I stepped back on land, so were all the girls in the butter up band. The chief majorette, Ms. Yuki An-Sue, said that was a pretty sour flight that you flew and the chief Yuki Rune has been looking for you. I raced to his office, the place was a sight, have no fear, said the chief, everything is all right.  They've thought up a gadget that's newer than new. It's filled with a mysterious new lack of goo and they, and can blow all those zoops, fear to sell them a goo. They've invented the bitsy big boy goo maroon. You just run to that wall like a nice little man and drop this bomb on the zoops just as fast as you can. I have ordered all yous to stay safe underground while the bitsy big boy boo maroon is around. As I raced for the wall with the bomb in my hand, I noticed that every last uke in our land was obeying our chief Yuki Rune's bread and command.  That's when grandfather found me, he grabbed me and said, you should be down on that hole and you're up here instead. But perhaps this is better somehow and you will see me make history right here and right now. Grandpa left on that wall with a loopy-less leap and he cleared his throat with a populous beep. He screamed, here's the end of that terrible town full of zoops who he bred with the buttersight down. And at that very instant we heard a club clap, a feet on the wall an old van itched clapped up.  I'll blow you up, he yelled into pork and wee beads.  Grandpa shouted, be careful, oh gee, who's gonna drop it? Will you or will he? Be patient, said grandpa. We'll see, we will see.


Hi everybody, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com here. We did it. We knocked out a two box break of Spectra basketball from a fresh case. Two box pick your team, number five, 2020, 2021 edition. And if you bought a team straight up, eligible for a wax party spot as well. So let's flip over here, show you the lists first. So if you bought a team straight up, then you got a chance at a wax party spot. And actually have decent odds too, because we did pull some teams for random number blocks. All right, thanks everybody who filled up the random number blocks. Separate videos right here, but there are the results. And then here's another four team number block, different set of teams, same drill. All right, now it's a two box break from a fresh case. So let's see which two boxes we're going to do. All right, so we're going to select a side and then we'll do top half or bottom half. I'm going to use that die over here. One, two, three for this column, four, five, six for that column, six. So we'll save these for next time. Those X's there so we know they're from the same case. And we'll roll this again. One, two, three for the top two, four, five, six for the bottom two. Good luck boxes. And it's four. One, two, three, four, five, six. We'll put those X's right there so we know they're from the same case. Now let's roll. There it is. Four autographs in here. Not a great championship game happening here. Men's basketball, college basketball, some good stuff. And let's see if we can find some good hoops in here, too. It's possible, Logan. Yeah, Elon Musk did buy a lot of Twitter today, I want to say. Does he buy all of it? Change the name into Doge, and you send out parks, not tweets. It's a possibility. All right, let's see what we got in here. Good luck, everybody. Thanks for the fill. Another two boxes loaded up in the store right now. Check it out. Darius Basely, 18 out of 35. Steph Curry and Tobias Harris. Darius Basely goes Diana. And the hit is for the Kings. Jersey and autographed Robert Woodard. And that is for Michael Best. Last Bob Mojo. 7 out of 99. Last Bob Mojo. 70% of the time. Last Bob Mojo hits 100% of the time. Got Keldon Johnson. 4 out of 99. Isaiah Stewart and Gordon Hayward. So we're actually going to do, there are non-numbered cards here. So we're going to do a randomizer for that. One person in each of those number blocks will get the non-numbered base cards from those respective teams. I think all the hits are numbered. See, Jim McCallum, nice. Radiant autograph. Portland, that's for Robert. 17 out of 25. We've got Yanis. 10 out of 49. Reddish and Griffin. And the Bucks are a number block team. So this would go to Milwaukee Zero. Which will be for Nolan. And over here is two-color patch and autograph. Aaron Naismith. 32 out of 49 for the Celtics. Boston is a number block team. Part of the Minnesota group. So it goes to Boston 2. And that's for Allen. We'll go by that digit right there. 32 out of 49. There's Wizards Westbrook. Aaron Naismith. And Deandre Aiden for the Suns. And the hit is... Is DiCambi Matumbo. Icon's autograph for Atlanta. Robert Runkel with the ATL. 44 out of 49. Nice. It's Kawhi Leonard for the Spurs. D'Angelo Russell, Lugans Dort. Wow, nice Dwayne Wade autograph. Diana with the Miami Heat. Got the Heat straight up. 12 out of 20. Nice. What's the impact here? Redemption maybe? No, just a thin auto. Blake Griffin. 41 out of 49 for the Nets. Kevin Durant, Malachi Flynn. And the thin autograph... is James Weisman. Icon, on-card rookie autograph for Golden State. Michael Betz's other last spot mojo team. Hitting 70% of the time. Hits 100% of the time. Two more packs to go. James Heaton up a little bit. North Carolina just down two. And with the ball. Long three. Off the front of the iron. Got a nice Anthony Edwards rookie card. What is that, number two? And that is out of 25. 23 out of 25. So Minnesota 3 is going to be for Jeff. There you go, Jeff. Got Sean Kemp. Icon's autograph. That's for the OKC. Diana with a thunder. Sonic's stuff goes with thunder. 29 out of 35. And the final pack, good luck. Another thin pack here. Thinner. All right, Robert Woodard for the Kings. Michael with that one. Four out of 99. Alec Burks. A mellow ball rookie card for Charlotte. Dusty with the Hornets. And the final hit, good luck. Campazo, Facundo Campazo. Jersey and autograph. Denver Nuggets.  Thanks, Jesse. And thanks, everybody. Pretty solid two boxes. Again, we're just barely scratching the surface on this case. The next two boxes are loaded up, so make sure you go and get it. All right, we've got three randomizers here. One for the non-numbered cards and the number block groups. And then the third and final list will be for the wax party. So let's flip back to the list over here. First one is going to be the Minnesota group. Next dice roll will be for this group right here, the Dallas group.  We'll use one dice roll for all three of those lists. Good luck. And we'll go three times, one and a two. So one, two, and three. After three times, Allen. After three, you'll get all of the non-numbered cards for Minnesota, New York Knicks, Boston, and Brooklyn. Three times, one and a two for this list. One, two, and three. And this time, Josh Monroe. Josh, you'll get all the non-numbered cards for Dallas, Detroit, Milwaukee, and New Orleans. Three times for the wax party spot. If you bought a team straight up, one, two, and once more, third and final time. Name on top is going to be very close. But no go. Thank you though for trying. Thanks everybody. Happy times though. There can be only one happy person here and that's going to be John. After three, John, you are in the wax party. There you go. Remember to keep track of that on our break schedule list right there. Nice. That's from 2021. Spectra MBA, two box picker team number five. Congrats to you. Thanks everybody for getting in. A lot of wax party opportunities on jaskyscasebrakes.com. So go and check it out. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye-bye.


Hello friends. Welcome to Shankarae's Academy. In this video, we are going to see law optional test series orientation for those people who are appearing for mains 2021. All right. So first of all, congratulations for those people who have cleared and for those people who did not clear. Don't get disheartened. Don't lose your momentum. Keep trying. We'll succeed. So all the variables to every one of you with that like what you can expect from this session is. I'm just going to tell you what is the series. We have it. What is the schedule of the test? So how the portions have been divided? How many number of tests you have? What are the textbooks to be referred? And finally, so why you should take this series from us? All right, I'll start from first of all, how many tests we have? So we have planned to have eight sectional tests, eight tests that is sectional and one test that is full paper. Okay, this starts from third number and it ends in the last week of December 21. So that you'll be giving given time for revision also. Fine. So this is what now we'll move on to what exactly the schedule is. As I said, the test starts from the third of November 2021. And you know that like so out of these eight papers. Now what we have done is so you know, there are two papers that is paper one and paper two. So in paper one, you have section A as well as section B. Similarly, here also. So in section A, what you can expect is questions will be asked from constitutional law as well as administrative law. And in section B, you can expect questions from international law. Whereas in paper two, section A, it will be law of crimes, as well as thoughts. Whereas in section B, you have largely mercantile laws, plus the contemporary legal developments. Okay, so this is what these are the things which you can expect. In the examination, this is what the syllabus is. So here in paper one, so we have planned four tests sectionally and paper two, four tests. So eight tests in total. All right. So in this also constitutional, you have two test papers and in international law, you have two test papers. Similarly for crimes, it is one thoughts, it is one mercantile laws, it is one and another half of mercantile laws plus contemporary legal developments one. Okay, so this is what the overview of how many tests and how much the portion should be. Okay, so the the topics are divided or that the topics are compartmentalized in a way that based on the importance of the question asked in UPSC. All right. So the first one is even though it is just six or five headings, but it has the most important questions. In fact, the most important and if you take very recently, the last few years, so many questions have been asked on these topics. All right. In this like, first of all, I'll tell you like what are the topics here like you can see it from your on the screen. And I'll tell you these topics, you see fundamental rights. Among this, it is the most important one. And definitely every year, a minimum of one question definitely at the sometimes it can be x into three questions from the very single topic. All right, you can expect that. So this is something and here the distinctive features of constitution like the case of secularism, the case of federalism. So these things like preamble constitutionalism again, recently so much in news now. So again, you can expect so many questions from that also. And the relationship is also kind of an evergreen question. They keep asking it. All right. So these are the topics for the first test, even though it is five, but it is very bulky. That is the reason why we just five. All right. So what are the textbooks to be referred for? So this is one of the most preferred one of MP Jane. Okay, so MP Jane is most preferred for constitutional, especially for these subjects like the topics like constitutionalism. Okay, you don't find much in other textbooks, but in MP Jane also you could find some few pages. So you can know what constitutionalism preamble and about federalism and other things and all. But again, the problem with this book is it is very bulky. Okay, so whichever you don't find it in other textbooks, you can just refer. So you keep it not for studying for reference. All right. If you have already gone through it in your school in college days or while preparation, then you can. But don't go through right now. There is a shortage of content. All right. Just for the content, you can refer like constitutionalism. All right, rest apart. Whatever the books you studied for your preparation before the plumes, stick to that. Don't study anything afresh in the next two months. All right. And you can go through Shukla also. This is also very concise and everything. You know the difference between this MP Jane and Shukla is that Shukla is basically it is given in the order which is given in the constitution like say part one, part two, part three. All right. So you can easily refer can easily go through it will be an order from part one, part two, part three from article one starting with ends with 395 and the schedules also it will be in order. All right. So that is the reason why so this is also gives an easy reference also and good for studying also the language is very simple, precise, concise also and people can go through Pandey also. Pandey language is also very simple because this is referred by students in their colleges. So you can go through either of these books. All right. So MP Jane being bulky only we use it as a reference but those two things you can go through VN Shukla as well as Pandey. So these are the latest thing. So whatever even if you have an earlier version that is fine. No need to worry about it because the content is going to be the same but update the recent current affairs. Now whatever the textbooks you are referring please you know incorporate the current affairs in your answers especially in the introduction part give examples. So give us examples. So that will help you in fetching extra marks. So please do that connect with the recent examples for each of these topics whenever you are writing it be it in the introduction or maybe in the body also. Fine that is something you should do. Next one is starting from this constitutional position, governors, powers and the Supreme Court know most of the ask about questions related to ordinance making power and the pardoning power. All right. So difference between governor left in governor and Supreme Court you can expect more questions from the jurisdiction what is curate petition, origin jurisdiction, appellate jurisdiction, all these things and all. And you see last three years like so many questions have been asked from local bodies which they never asked before 2015 but recently last four or five years they are every year they are asking questions about local bodies and institutions. All right. Relative to property also you can see that and you see the second half of this paper this it is about administrative law. So this is about administrative law these are things and what to refer for these things. You know, before that this part like it's it's more kind of more you have to write in points only there is no much interpretation not many case laws only the provisions you have to focus on. All right. So here but it is very different administrative law like so two things, two books I can suggest you one is IP Massey and the one is by Takvani. So whatever you have studied already can stick to that fine either Massey or Takvani and people can refer to the dookies also. People can refer to the dookies also the dookies either of single publication the single law publication or AK Jains either of it whatever it is comfortable you can go through that. All right. Now coming to the third test so third and fourth will be international law. In international law as usually like I have given you the schedules I mean the topics in that so you can get it like I'll share the PDF also you can get it now. So what you're supposed to study for these things you have to study either Malcolm Shaw but Malcolm Shaw is not surface for you know points or contents led to India. It's not having that much content led to India or India's perspective. So this is the latest edition but even if you go through the earlier versions especially the first part like especially the first topics like the nature and definition relationship. So these are very good in the case of Malcolm Shaw so that is the reason why you can go through that. And in the same time like Indian authors like SK Kapoor like where they given from the Indian perspective you can go through either SK Kapoor or Agarwal both are good. So you can either study this also that also to have an Indian perspective especially the later parts. The later parts can have a lot of things here and all. Later parts I say like with respect to this new international economic order with respect to environmentalism you can find a lot of materials content in Kapoor and Agarwal. All right. So either of these textbooks or as I said you can go through the Dukis also. The Dukis of the single publication is also good. You can go through that or either of Ashoka Jain. But you have to read it selectively. Not every topic in every book is good. Like in some topics are better in AKJ and some topics are better in single publication. So you have to choose which to study which not to study also. Fine. Next one. It is about paper two. In paper two you have law of crimes. I said law of crimes is test number five. In this like it is very first of all when you prepare for law of crimes. Now I put into one single thing but it is very bulky actually compared to thoughts like it is comparatively easy but this law of crimes is very bulky. And especially for these things you have to definitely go through the barrett. So not just the textbooks. So textbooks are preferred for all the other subjects which is part of IPC. But whereas for these legislations you need to go through the barrett. For this one like provisions of CRPC. You must have studied about it. All right. But again for IPC also books as well as IPC barrett. Especially you have to go through the illustrations. Whatever the illustrations which is given in the barrett you need to go through everyone. For every one single illustration given the sections especially in general defenses you have it. Lot many in the general exceptions and lot many things in abatement. And also definitely in the case of you know offenses against human body lot many illustrations are given. So you have to go through that because questions have been asked from that especially in these topics. Okay. So go through the illustrations also barrett also and kindly study the concepts also. As far as the concepts are concerned like you can either PSA Pillay it's known for a simple language. All right. It's known for a language like it's given topic wise. And whereas in Ratanlal and Dirijlal again they gone on the order like section 1, 2, 3. But here it is they have segregated topic wise. So that is the difference. But here the language is very simple. It's kind of a story format. And here it is on the basis of like if you want to specifically check about a specific provision. You need some case loss. You can refer to Ratanlal Lensibility Gaur also. Okay. Either of these KDGAR or Ratanlal Dirijlal this PSA Pillay. Okay. By Vibhote. So either of these three things. And as usual I said again you can go through the Dukkis also if you already gone through that. But still I am saying that now how you have to prepare for these IPC and IPC. The most important thing is that you have to study the essentials. Okay. Essentials are very important. Unless you write an essential say for murder. For say conspiracy, criminal conspiracy. Or for theft or for extortion. First of all you need to be thorough with the essentials. As far as the provisions not every provision is. But at least the definitions. If not the punishments. At least the definition. Okay. 375 rape. All right. 29 and 300 about murder and a couple of homicide and murder respectively. 378. 383. 378th theft. 383 extortion. This is something you need to know provisions. And definitely case laws only the landmark cases. Not every case. Okay. Not every case. But the landmark cases alone. This is something you need to go through that. So unlike say international. International also cases very important. But not much as in the case of TOTS. Okay. So the cases are very important. The next test which we will be having it in six. So in TOTS without cases it is incomplete. So TOTS means cases only. Because there is no provisions for it. No such essentials. Only the case laws. Only the case laws they would give essentials. For instance. So if at all the question is asked about absolute liability. Or say here in the case of strict liability. Strict liability. It is incomplete without trial. And so this is Fletcher. So here absolute liability without MCMETA. So you need to give specific case laws for each of these topics which is asked. At least prepare two. A minimum of two or more. That depends on your ability. Minimum of two or more. So you have to do that. And for all these topics. And with respect to consumer protection act. Like go through along with the recent amendment. So it is given in the textbooks. So whatever textbooks which is there. Along with the previous act as well as the recent amendment. Based on the current affairs also you could ask. All right. So as far as TOTS it is concerned. Like mostly Bangia is very good. So Bangia has consumer protection act. Also the latest version. So kindly go through either Bangia. Or Ratanlal. So either of it is good. So whichever the addition you have it. Finally go through. Next one with respect to law of contracts. Again law of contracts. So I have already given that. Like law of contracts. The book which you have to refer is Aftar Singh. Either the contract one. Or the previous mercantile law. So mercantile comprises of all those things. Like agency also. Sale of goods act. Negotiable instruments. Negotiable instruments. And everything it is included into the mercantile law. So you can go through the bulky mercantile law. Which is given before. Or the specific. Related to contract and specifically effect. All right. Either Aftar Singh or Bangia. Anywhere. So preferably Aftar Singh. So this is what. And these are the topics. And as far as contracts is concerned. Like provisions are not that necessary. Again here the essentials are required. Whatever in the contract. And definitely if possible for a few things. Provisions. And definitely few cases. Not every case. Few landmark cases. And definitely here also what you have to do. You have to go through the bar at once. Not as important as IPC. But still. You have to go through. And the second part. Like negotiable instruments. Arbitration. You know. The last few years these questions are asked as a compulsory one. Okay. In the compulsory one. These also. These also. And also contemporary legal developments. Both are asked as an. Compulsory questions. As a mandatory questions. So you cannot ignore these things. So kindly go through that. And most of these contemporary legal developments. You have to prepare based on current affairs only. Standard textbooks like they are very bulky. No need to go through everything. There are textbooks which is related to these. IT laws. And IPR. And write information. Everything. But no need to go through that textbooks. Take the bar at. Of these legislations. And then go through the current affairs. And current affairs if any issue has been discussed. Go through that provision. And study about that provision. Only that will be important. They won't ask which is kind of more static. Which is everything. So it's impossible to study everything. And UPC doesn't ask such things also. Mostly based on current affairs only. All right. So current affairs did things. Prepare for contemporary legal developments. Okay. That's it for the syllabus part. And after this eight tests are concerned. And you have to study topic wise. And once you're done with it. Like you have a full paper test. And the date will be announced by next month. Like when it is going to be. Maybe within a week or 10 days time. Like you'll be having it. All right. Now why you have to take test series from us. Like the first is like no. So our test is based on. Like it will give you a comprehensive coverage. And it will be in the UPC format. With respect to the time also with respect to the. Marks everything pattern. Everything will be based on UPC. And based on the previous equation papers only. So you'll have a fair idea about it. So we'll be covering the entire topics. Every single topic of it. So we'll be covering it. And secondly the flexibility. So I've given the time. So for each of these exams. So you have seven days time. Okay. But you can. On the date. Like for instance if I given the third of November. You can study. And then if there is something delay. You want to study more. You can write it on the fifth also. So flexibility in timing. It's not like that specific time only. You can go through. And you can write it. And then you can. Get it evaluated. The third is evaluation. So evaluation like will be giving you. A detailed evaluation in the paper as it's like point out. With respect to the body part. The content. That is. Here I say the content includes the body. The conclusion. And the. Introduction also. So how it will be. How you need to kind of. From introduction to. Body to conclusion. So how you have to go through. So what about the structure. How your presentation is. So everything will be considered. And for each of these tests. Will be given a feedback. Also based on the evaluation. Will be given a feedback or support also feedback and. Support will be given through telephone. Or via zoom. Video conference also. So it will be a one on one. So you will be given. A feedback or support. Till the. Till the time you clear or sorry. Till the time that you write the examination. Till the time. You write the examination. So it will be given the support. So how to approach it and everything's. So it will be a one on one feedback. So I'll be. The faculty will be giving us. Giving you that. Feedback. And. Whatever any other questions you have with respect to the. Test and everything. So you just kindly. Mail to us. Or kindly contact in this number. So. Start the preparation early. Kindly. Do. Give. Test. So that like you can like a lot of people have. Good. You know content. They study good. But the problem is they won't be able to present it. In the paper. In the format they wanted it. All right. So kindly. Do it. So all the various people. And. We'll meet in the. During the test discussions. Thank you.