From Las Vegas, expecting the signal from the noise. It's theCUBE, covering InterConnect 2016. Brought to you by IBM. Now, your host, John Furrier and Dave Vellante. Okay, welcome back everyone. We are here live in Las Vegas for IBM InterConnect 2016. This is theCUBE SiliconANGLE's flagship program. We go out to the events and extract the signal from the noise. I'm John Furrier, my coach Dave Vellante, our next guest is Laura Sanders. GM, GTS Systems Services at IBM. Welcome to theCUBE. Thank you, John. Thanks, Dave. See you, Laura. Thank you. We were just talking about OS2 and reminiscing on the old day. How have times changed? Going back, looking at what's happening now, it's pretty exciting. I think this show really kind of looks at getting away from the speeds and feeds to, okay, integrates a new game. I got to deploy stuff. I got to transform. I need developers. All this is happening kind of at once. What's your take on it? I mean, what's your view on this? Have you seen the trajectories? What's your take on the current market right now? Well, we always had a joke in OS2 is, we didn't form egg. So it's really changed a lot, I think, from, like you said, just the focus on the technologies really to how folks are really leveraging it. And I think the show, even today, having the users, the clients and the startup to come in and say, here's how I'm leveraging the capabilities as opposed to what we normally do is we stand up and say, let me show you 12 demos. And I think that's real reality for what the clients are going through and what our value is to them. I kind of did a keyword snapshot of the keynotes on our intro segment here on theCUBE and it was a hybrid cloud all in, cheap compute, VMware, open technologies, video digital and Apple developers. That kind of encapsulates essentially the keynote, but all those things are threaded together. What does that mean for the buyer of technology these days? Because digitizing everything, certainly someone we talked about on the intro is a goal of customers, that digital transformation. But now you have to maintain the existing base of the enterprise. That's a VMware touch point. Don't worry, nothing's going to break. But you got to bring in a new era of developing hybrid cloud. What does that mean for the customers? What's the impact to their business? Well, I think if you think about it from the customer standpoint of how they can help the business and or grow their business and how technology and the CIO can help the business do that is, first of all, I mean, what great technology and capability and all these forces coming together to get you to digitization faster. I mean, if you're a business and you're not paying attention to the value of hybrid and how it could support you in, you know, going to new channels, going faster to digitization, you're really missing the point. And then secondly, think about how all this helps the CIO and we say this helps them go from the integrator of systems. So really like the old, let me put all the piece parts together to a true integrator of services because people need to buy as a service to stay up with this and then move forward with it. But I would say the big thing I would say to clients is don't miss it because you probably won't be here if you do, you know. So who are the people that are actually creating those digital assets, the digital companies? Who are they? And let's start there and sort of work back as to how IBM, you know, connects to them. What are they trying to do? Who are they? How do you help them? Yeah, so I guess I have an interesting vantage point and we're the world's largest services provider and we have been integrating hybrid for years and years and years and years. I mean, we're, I always say we don't just have one of everything, we have a hundred of everything. We probably have a thousand of everything and what we see for the suppliers that come to us that want to offer things to the clients is it's about disruption. It's about the capabilities to do things. What we've always said, better, faster, cheaper but also more integrated. And that's really helpful for us as a service provider because we've always had the requirement to show visibility and openness and help people take advantage of their entire compute models and now the technology is helping us do that more and more and so I think they really see they see that they can make money doing it and they see they can do better if they work together and that's good for the industry. In our premises, they don't wake up saying I want hybrid cloud, the business people say I want services to create digital assets and allow me to transform my business. And so talk about, again, how IBM supports that connection, that integration. Yeah, so you heard Richard Holmes this morning from Westpac Bank. I mean, we started with Westpac and we managed the environment with Richard and we started with them quite a long time ago and they came in and said, you know, I don't want that traditional tower model anymore. I want to offer as a service to my client base and I want you to offer that to me and I want to take advantage of these different compute models and I want you to tell me which app to migrate, when they should migrate, how you're going to manage them and by the way, I still want that single throat to choke. So the way we're working with them today in very real time is using our brokerage capabilities to look at their application environment and see which ones make the most sense for which environment and put them over there and then also take them to a standard set of platforms. So the application providers, when we're doing DevOps, they know this is my platform and I can allocate it. I mean, you heard Richard say we went from 84 days to basically minutes and one of the reasons you're able to do that is not just because you have cool technology, it's because you have somebody like Richard that says, no, no, we're going to standardize on these things. And so we really see the capability to help clients do that in any industry, whether it's banking, insurance, retail, et cetera. But you also need a good force inside the client that wants to change. And everybody keeps saying, you know, disrupt or be disrupted, they're right. One of the things we hear a lot, certainly go to a lot of events with theCUBE, we talked to a lot of customers, your customers and other, your competitors' customers and there's a kind of a recurring pattern. So I want to get your taken, some patterns that you see out in the marketplace. One of them is that we see is, oh, I need a retail app or I need a financial services app that seems to be the conversation lead point, but it's not necessarily what the problem they're trying to solve.  It used to be the old way, that was a software, you come in, tweak it up and roll it out. But what they're really saying is, no, I want to change my retail component or my financial interface, but it becomes actually a DevOps problem. So it's a horizontal value chain. How do you guys see that one? And what are some of the patterns that you guys are seeing because a lot of people are trying to figure out where do I focus? Certainly the app will be an endpoint. Is it in the cloud? What are you seeing? So we see a couple of key things of folks that are doing it well. One is they focus on the data platform. If you don't focus on where and how you're gonna leverage your data across any of these environments, it'd be like saying, in the old days, I was gonna have my data in DB2, but only this tower and that tower could talk to it and this tower wouldn't know anything. It's like, oh wait, they did used to do that. Remember that? So now it's the ubiquity of that data both for systems of record and systems of insight because that being able to leverage that data quickly into those systems of insight which is what's creating a lot of those new channels. So we say, number one, have a data strategy. And the second thing is really think about the business problem you're trying to solve as opposed to I wanna buy a tower of technology or I wanna buy this capability. What is the business problem you're trying to solve? You're trying to get an application to market more quickly or you're trying to open up a new channel and then okay, let's make a selection not just around that but around your overall strategy for data and structure and then the introduction or the move forward of that application. I think the more the CIO can think of I'm behaving like a business person and I'm integrating services as opposed to I'm setting up new platforms the business will do better and better and they'll speak the business's language. So a lot of people when cloud started to gain popularity said, all right, deal sizes are gonna get much, much smaller. You guys announced on your earnings call for Q4 that you did 70 deals in excess of $100 million last year and 70% involved some type of hybrid cloud IT whatever you wanna call it. What's going on? What did people miss and help us peel the onion there a little bit? I think it's two things. One is there's a lot of really large international companies out there that are intelligently saying I don't wanna just do this in one place, I wanna do it similarly all around the world and so they're taking advantage of those capabilities. The second thing is for some reason people all thought cloud was the enemy of services management and I mean I just think it's absolutely funny. It's like because clouds don't have to be managed. I don't know, they're gonna, so anyway. So we've seen both ways, the very, very large deals as you just quoted, stay very healthy and active and the clients really wanting to take advantage of those models and wanting a single services integrator to do that but we've also seen great growth in the smaller deals where clients are working on I want this particular workload or I want this particular capability, I want to create this new channel, can you just take care of that for me?  I mean they're interested in the leap of faith, one they're motivated to do it on their business side but it's also the fear factor you brought up, the cloud threatens, I'm not just my words, threatens IT, I mean we've heard that before. Oh my God, my job security, when you automate away capabilities that's an opportunity to shift the resource, can you share your perspective on how those conversations go and where you've seen companies be successful because it's not so much about job elimination per se. Yeah, I'll- If you have a programmable environment and all digitally data is a programmable data set, wouldn't it be an opportunity to where are those opportunities? So I'll use us as an example, I mean obviously as a very, very large services provider we have these great kind of skills that do this on behalf of clients and let me tell you, they are not sitting there going, oh my God I won't have to push that button anymore every day and retype all that in, that'll be awful, they're going bring it on, give me the API, show me how to do this and one of our fastest growing services is a managed service that allows our team to manage any kind of environment, hosted, software, Amazon, anything. And do it for you in a repeatable fashion and it's all about the value of common tooling, leveraging the cloud APIs and moving forward and let me tell you, they are excited about it. So those are your brokerage services? So that's our managed service? Some of that was through acquisition and you had some of your own and so you're bringing that together, is that right? Yeah, so we already have a very, very broad managed service both through our outsourcing and managed service business and we always say we can manage from anywhere to anywhere, it's a very powerful statement. And then now being able to say, through cloud models and these heritage models like VMware today, we can also help you plan, buy and manage that application, so basically IT brokerage on top of that full management system and orchestrated, et cetera. So it's very, very powerful because you have both the automation but you also have that awesome visibility for the client that says select where you wanna go based on the application attributes, decide how you're gonna do it and you have the workflow. But the other thing you have is you have total transparency in the operations and the billing. I mean, that's totally different than it used to be like, okay, here's my spreadsheet. And repeatability globally. That changes your whole economic model, doesn't it? I mean, it really starts to look more like software than it does services to a point. I mean, you still need a lot of people. Everything's more repeatable, you can make a service, everything gets better. You mentioned some cool things that I wanna get your thoughts on, the renaissance of areas within the enterprise or an IT or in the technology area. That's being reborn again. It's always the new stuff.  But talk about the areas that you see that are new and compelling for IT and CXOs and CIOs and other areas that are being reborn with energy. IoT, for instance, really has been around for a while in the data center. Certainly IT service management, a lot of the kind of plumbing in the data. That's been an IoT problem from day one. That's kind of a random example of a new reborn kind of fresh perspective. Where are the areas that are being energized? That were traditionally kind of like Co-Hum or just blocking and tackling work in an enterprise. And what are the new areas? Wow, that's a big question. Wow. So I think, I kind of take it in two phases. One is there's a lot of things that are still the same. If you don't control your IT and don't manage it correctly, you're not gonna do very well with supporting your business and keeping up with it.  And from a negative side, you think about like the old spreadsheet days. Remember when everybody had their own spreadsheet but the CFO really thought he knew what the financials were in the central system? So to me, that's kind of like the shadow IT. He's like, I don't have any shadow IT. Right. So you have all this great opportunity of all these models that people can use, whether it's software as a service, infrastructure as a service, platform as a service. And they go out and use them. And the central business doesn't know about it and they're getting all these issues with security, et cetera, and certainly burgeoning costs. But now if you flip that around and think about that as an opportunity, the fact that you can actually use those models and use those channels to go to market faster is a great opportunity for the business. And I do think for areas and industries like industries that can use internet of things, they're really having to understand the value of IT to differentiate their business.  But you can make a lot of money monitoring a washing machine. I don't mean just being the monitoring, but if you know I'm out of detergent, just think of all the 12 ways you can monetize that model or send me the right part or whatever. And so we really see the whole advent of the capabilities of IT coming directly into the boardroom over and over again, not just cost optimization. And Arie, what do you guys see about IoT out there? Well, we see it certainly proliferating inside the network, but there's always this edge of the network. If you have power and you have connectivity, everything's IoT already. It's true. Outside of that, it's a little bit dicey, but you know. If there's connectivity, then instrument it. And we're seeing all kinds of action at the edge, right? I mean, that really is where there's a lot of innovation. Well, I wonder if you could, because you've got a good historical perspective here. You've seen the ebb and flow of IBM. What gives you confidence generally for IBM and specifically for the services business that you're in a good place now?  What gives you confidence going forward? I think there's a few things that give me confidence. First of all, we have a tremendous client set, and they are the most important thing in the world. So waking up every day and supporting them, and I don't know if you guys have seen the new commercial that says, hey, my dad's company didn't get hacked today, or hey, my whatever. When you're managing all these environments, you wake up in the morning and you go, oh my God, all this stuff that's running, we're making it happen, and the value of that to the client, I think sometimes is lost because it's lost in the hype of all the technology because it's behind the scenes, but you know what? You want it to be behind the scenes. It's like electricity. It's always on, it's always available, and let me tell you, we are one reliable source. We're running your operation, or we're doing part of your management, or we're in charge of your network, or we're doing your mobile, or we're doing your resiliency. We're accountable, and we take it very, very seriously, and that client base and the advent of that client base to help other clients understand why they made that decision, that makes me very proud and also very comfortable that we can go forward. Now the second thing is, this is a very, very strong global business. I mean, you brought up the large accounts, but it is a business that actually operates around the world, and it is very consistent around the world, so you have all the values of economies of scale, et cetera, but you can work in the client's own market, so you can work in, you know, whether it's Italy, China, or whatever. And the third thing is our ability to take advantage of these new technologies. I mean, that integrated service management layer and putting us on the top of the stack that says, let me tell you, Mr. Client, how your environment is running, it's very, very important, and now being able to do that with brokerage and providing them the speed and the flexibility along with the control, but most of all, the visibility, because at the end of the day, it's a business decision on behalf of the client. We are there to serve the client, so I wouldn't even use the word hopeful. This is an awesome business, and it's a really great part of IBM, and it's great to have all this technology to hang out with, and we help each other. Hey, that didn't work quite right. Okay, why don't you guys try this and back and forth? My final question to end the segment is, what's your advice to your clients when they hear things like open technologies, Apple, APIs, hybrid cloud? There's an era of openness, which in the perimeter of security is no longer there. You got APIs, and you have to balance that notion of running things reliably. At the same time, putting in new technologies, it's a real integration challenge, whether it's from a startup or from an open source project. How do you guys advise your clients? Is there a playbook? Is there an IBM way? What's your approach? When you think about crawl, walk, run, and crawl doesn't necessarily mean go slow, but you don't start with a five-year architectural strategy. You'll be older. Start with the business value that you can get by iterating and taking something to market or trying something, because don't forget, a lot of this isn't just what's outbound. It totally changes the way your people work internally, and you have to get them used to that as well. So my view is you'll never learn if you don't start, and everything's scary. I mean, there's nothing that's new that's not scary the first time and can't break, but you have to crawl, walk, run, and do it in a fashion where you can provide business value on the way, otherwise, just like every other project, it'll die. Laura, thanks for coming on the queue. Really appreciate it. Any vibe of the show so far that you can share with the folks watching, the vibe here so far? I think it's terrific excitement in the show so far. I think I really love the fact that we started with the three external speakers this morning, and I'm really, really thrilled with all the capabilities that we announced that were ours, but also weren't ours. It was great to see VMware, Apple, et cetera, up on stage, and so I hope we're putting across the, we're open and we are definitely about a hybrid future. Laura Sanders here inside the queue. I'm John Furrier, Dave Vellante. Thanks for watching. Go to siliconangle.tv for all the coverage. Now, of course, go to youtube.com, so I have Silicon Angle, and you get all the footage. Oh, go to Twitter and search Cube Gems, hashtag Cube Gems. All the footage is going to be on the net. We're spraying the digital assets everywhere. We possibly can. Thanks for coming on. Really appreciate it. We'll be right back with more after this short break.


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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم الحمد لله رب العالمين نحمدكم ونسبحكم ونفبسوا خلاله ونعمائكم ونشمدوا الله إلا الله وحده لا شريك له وأن سيدنا محمدا أبده ورسوله أرسله بالهداة ودين الحق يغيره على الدين كله اللهم صلي وسلم وبارك وترحم على محمد وآل محمد كأفضل ما صليت وسلمت وبارك وترحم على إبراهيم وآل إبراهيم في العالمين إنك حميل المجيب وصلي الله وسلم على فلفاء نبيه وعوصيائه وأحل بيته وأحفت حلياً أمير المحمدين وقائل الأضل وحجمين وعلى البععة الله وحبابنا الزخراء سيدة إساء العالمين وعلى سبطي نبي الرحمة وسيدة الشباب أهد الجنب أبحسم والبسيط عليه الصلاة وعلى علي ابن البسيط ورحمة ابن عالي وجعفة ابن محمد وموسى ابن جعفر وعلى علي ابن موسى ورحمة ابن عالي وعلى علي ابن محمد والحسن ابن عالي والخلف الهادي المصدين عجل الله تعالى فرجه الشريف وسحل وخرجه وجعلنا من أنصاله وعوانح حباد الله وصيكم وأصي نفسي بتقوى الله والوزوم أمله أعوذ بالله من الشيبان الرجيم بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم وقضينا إلى فني إسرائيل في الكتاب لا تبسدن في الأرض مرتين ولتعلن عبوما كبيرا فإلا جاء وعده لهنا طعفنا عليكم عبادا لنا طعفنا عليكم عبادا لنا أولي بأس شديد فجاس خلال الديال وكان وحدا رفعولا ثم ردتنا لكم الكلوة عليهم وأمدتناكم بأموال وبنين وجعلناكم أكثر نفير إن أحسنتم أحسنتم بألفوسكم وإن أسألتم فلها فإذا جاء وعد الآخرة ليسوء وجوهكم وليدخل المسجد كما دخلوه أول مرة وليتبعه وعنه تتبيرا صلى الله عليه وعظيم اللهم صلى الله عليه وعظيم لأنه لا يوجد إثنين أو أثنين أو حياتاً أو حياتاً سيطين مثل روسلون، مثل مكة، مدينة، هنالك سيطين للمنزل هذه السيطة كانت أولى القبلاتية لأن الوقت التي كانت في مكة والصباحة الله عليه وسلم وقال و occupation and the first 17 months of his residence in Madina he and the Muslims used to face Jerusalem and their friends and then after that it changed to Mankah A priest the other day asked me Why did you change your ghibler from Jerusalem to Mankah Good question Muslims they faced Jerusalem in the beginning ثم قد نرى تقلّ بوجهك في السماء فلن وَلْ يَمْنَكَ قِبْلَةً تَضْوَعَهَ فَوَلْ يِوَجْهَكَ شَطْمَا الْمَسْجِلِدْ حَارِقًا لأن الله wanted the Muslims to begin their prayers in the beginning of the journey of Islam towards Jerusalem is to establish this link and this connection with the previous religions this is a declaration that Islam is not alien from other religions it's a continuation, it's the integration of Christianity, of Judaism, of the message of Ibraheem but then why then God changed it, let it be towards Jerusalem الله says in the Quran the first temple, the first masjid on earth is Ka'bah, it's not Jerusalem إنّ أول بيت روضي علي الناس لَلَّذِ بِبَكَّةَ مُبارَكَ مُرُدَ لِلْعَالَى بِهِ آياتٌ بَيْنَاتٌ مَقَالُ إِبْرَهِيمَ reference to Ibraheem and Ibraheem was before Solomon the one who built the temple in Jerusalem was Solomon before him 800 years Ibraheem alaihi salam built the temple and the masjid in the Alwana Bayt, the house of worship was in Makkah, that's the original house so this is the reason, it's not about discrimination but it's about priority Makkah was the first temple, the first house of worship that has been ever built on earth by the patriarch Ibraheem so this is one importance أول الإبلتين وثالث الحرمين again it is sacred on the night of Miraj the prophet has to go from Makkah to Jerusalem from Jerusalem to heaven he couldn't go now stop from Makkah to heaven, why should he go to the hell and change airplane and go to heaven Allah couldn't take him right away from Makkah to heaven again, this is another statement, another declaration that the prophet is connected with previous prophets and MBL because Jerusalem was the seat of many numerous messengers of God الله wants to say that Prophet Muhammad is not alien from them he continues this angel, we want him to come to Jerusalem سبحان الذي أصلا في عبته ليلة من المسجد الحرامي إلى المسجد العقصة المسجد العقصة الذي بارك محور he had to go to Al-Aqsa, the farthest mosque and then from there he goes, continues his journey into heaven Miraj, the first one was Isra, nightly journey, the second is Miraj ascension to heaven again to say that we are one family we are one family, we are one community in Suatul Makkah if you have friends or Jews, Christians, people of God read this verse for them in Suatul Makkah 136 قولوا آمننا بالله وما أنزل إلينا not only we believe in Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم we believe in God whatever God has sent to us وما أنزل it this is very interesting وما أنزل إلا إبراهيم وإسماعين وإسحار ويقو وإسماعين are the tribes of Israel the twelve tribes the descendants of Isaac we believe in what had been sent to them part of our religion, part of our faith وَالْأَسْبَاط وَمَا أُوتِيَ مُوْسَا وَعِيْسَا وَمَا أُوتِيَ النَّبِيُونَ مِرْوَبِي every prophet whatever they received from the Lord we believe in it we respect it we follow it وَمَا أُوتِيَ النَّبِيُونَ مِرْوَبِيهِم لا نفرق بين أحد منهم we have no bias we have no discrimination we respect all of them لا نفرق بين أحد منهم ونحن لهم we submit our will to God that was enough Jerusalem is not whether it's an Arab city or a Jewish city it's a city that belongs to Allah سبحانه وتعالى and whoever is closer to Allah has the right to claim that city if the Jews they have the right connection with Allah they worship Him according to what He likes not what they like then they have the right if the Muslims they worship God and they have better connection than they have the click Allah says this city is universal and Islam is not about race or color Islam never says Arabs or Jews or white or black Islam says what does he say when it comes to God there is no difference between this geographic area or that geographic area or this culture or that culture وجعلناكم شعوباً وقبائلة لتعالفه the closest one among you to God إن أكرمكم وإن الله أتقاكم for God there is no question of race or blood it's the question of piety and righteousness serving God and serving the humanity but this city unfortunately has been lost because Muslims are fighting each other and Muslims they do not stand up to their bias today almost every Muslim country there is some sort of fighting and bloodshed and war during the month of Ramadan in countries like Algeria two days among them after Salat al-Tarawih as if Salat al-Tarawih tells them to go on religion immediately the news says after Salat al-Tarawih they go they destroy did you hear that in the news? 30 people were killed in a province called in Algeria and during the month of Ramadan during the night of Ramadan this is unacceptable this is what makes others stronger than us not only we lose Jerusalem we might lose other cities if we remain like that if we remain divided وعتصموا في حب لله جميعا ولا تفضل yesterday was only Jerusalem today every Muslim country is bleeding every Muslim country what is the solution where do we go the solution is to ask America the State Department to help us the White House to help us Allah says وعتصموا في حب لله if you are united if you respect each other you are not going to be divided you are not going to be weak stand up for your dignity الله لا يغيغ رمان بقومه حتى يغيغ رمان ينفسه we stand on this day with all the oppressed not only the Palestinians Yemen is under attack an attack which is worse than the Israeli attacks against the Palestinians in Yemen during the month of Ramadan that purchased with Muslim money the F-16s that are bombing the people of Yemen they carry the banner لا إله إلا الله محمد رسول الله they belong to the Saudi Air Force this is in Yemen the same thing in Syria the same thing in Iraq the same thing in Egypt in Tunisia in other places الله أمّا إِنَّا رَشْكُ إِلَيْكَ فَقْتَنَا بِيْفَرَ وَغَيْبَةَ وَلِيْنَا وَكَفْرَةَ عَدُوْ بِنَا وَقِلِنَّا تَعَدَدِنَا وَشِدَّةَ الْفِتَنِ بِنَا وَتَظَاهُ رَسْزَمَانِ عَلِيْنَا we have to pray for the unity and the dignity of the Muslim God the only solution is this in this book وَاَتَصْمُوا بِحَبْرِ الْلَهِ جَمِيْعَا وَلَا بْتَفَرِ hold fast to the rope of Allah go back to Him go back to Him these the last 10 days of Ramadan are the nights of dedication and devotion intensified devotion don't forget to pray when you pray for yourself and your family also remember you have another family in Yemen, in Syria, in Iraq, in Palestine in other places pray for them pray for their faraj insha'Allah pray for their peace pray that Allah SWT brings an end to these miseries of the Muslims and the Muslims yesterday I was reading that the total number of the Syrian refugees reached 7 million 7 million refugees from one country where is Islam? where is it? when Allah says in the Quran وَاَتَفْتَ وَمَا أَرْصَمْنَاكَ إِلَّا رَحْبَةً لِلْعَالَمِينَ we say in our Adhan أشهد أننا رحمة رسول الله نحن نحن نحن نحن نحن نحن أخذ ب Apply his Love أين هذا الأحياء على يين؟crowd 7 million refugees في سرية المدينة أشهد ممتاً they lost their parents their fathers their guardians they in a miserable condition إن الله يعمل إن الله يعمل إن الله يعمل عدد وإحسان وإتائل الوبا وإنها و يره أن احفى حشائي والفنكري والببب يعظكم لعلكم تنكرون الله مخفر المؤمنين والمؤمنات والمسلمين والمسلمات والأحياء منهم والمخبات تابع لهم بيننا وبينهم بالخيرات إنك بجيم الدعوات الله هم واحد كلمة المسلمين على الخير والبرضي والصلاحي والتحوى يا أرحمة رحمين الله مخفد هذه الفتنة بين المسلمين الله منجههم من الحروب والكوارث يا أرحمة رحمين والنعلى مرضانا بالشباء والعافية فك أسرانا وسجلانا ورحم لا جئين يا أرحمة رحمين


If you could please tell us your name and where are you from? I'm Anita from Saddle Auburn Washington, and she's an entry here Anita can you please tell us kind of before you met Christ? How was your life? I grew up in a Christian household and I grew up with a lot of hate and anger in my heart and a lot of fear and Insecurities and as I got older the fear and the worry and everything the stress gave me bleeding stomach ulcers and That made me get taken out of school while I was taken out of school I made some bad decisions and I started drinking alcohol and smoking drugs during that time I grew a hatred towards men that led to the spirit of homosexuality and Pornography and masturbation you mentioned that you had the supernatural experience that really allowed you to experience God Can you share a little bit about that? Happened at a it was at a party and I was drinking and I was taking shots taking shots and then out of nowhere at the last shot I felt this this dread this like That was like closing in and I was really scared. I was like I can't do this anymore. I can't get drunk I can't get drunk so I ran upstairs during the party to the upstairs bathroom And I started trying to make myself to vomit because I didn't want to start getting hazy and drunk I tried to vomit I couldn't at all and I started getting scared and I was like Lord I don't want to I don't want to be like this anymore. I don't want to have all these insecurities I don't want to feel so like like nothing and Have all this in my heart all these things that go against me I want to be free and then I started crying out to the Lord and He filled me with a very like this piece just rested on me. Why don't we give God some praise for that? That's powerful. Amen And I got the that piece went over me and then I started I started praying and crying out to the Lord and During that time I started speaking in tongues and crying out to him and I fell asleep on the bathroom floor At a party Wow, praise God God can encounter you anywhere you are amen You mentioned also something that you began to do After you had this experience. Can you share a little bit about that? Mm-hmm after that night? I completely I quit everything smoking drugs and alcohol, but I still struggled struggled with the Speared of homosexuality and pornography and masturbation after the whole experience. I started searching for the Lord more I started listening to sermons and podcasts and I listened to podcast by pastor Vlad About filling yourself and becoming one with the Holy Spirit He talked about how when you fill yourself with the spirit and he did the example that When you eat a lot at a dinner party and you eat the first course And you're super fool that when you see the sweets and all the the bad stuff that you're not even hungry for it anymore because you're so fool and after that I started Seeking more of the Holy Spirit and seeing him as a friend and as a person and After that he changed my life Amen, amen praise God So What are some things that what are kind of the freedoms and the things that you've experienced now after that? How is your walk with the Lord now? I don't have any fear I can go in front of you guys and talk before I wouldn't be able to I'd run away from class because I just didn't want to talk in front and I'm delivered from that and I Just feel this lightness and this like freedom and happiness and love for people that I never had before God Lastly what is some advice that you would give to anybody that is maybe in this room or watching online That is maybe struggling with something that you experienced in the past when you go through trials and tribulations they're there for a reason to get stronger and mourn the Lord everything is there for a reason and Not to close yourself and be alone when you're going through struggles but to go and be with the people that that love you and To throw yourself into the Holy Spirit. Amen. Praise God. You can take your seat. Thank you Amen There is nothing no circumstance no situation that is impossible for God And so if you're watching or you're hearing this today today is the day of salvation Just surrender to God and watch what he can do in your life. Amen


Howdy, this is Juan Garcia, Assistant Secretary of the Navy for MNRA, and I'm looking forward to being back home in my home state to help host Houston Navy Week. There's always been a great and strong connection between Texas and the United States Navy, but this week we get a chance to really share with you the mission that your Navy is accomplishing across the world. Not only combat operations, but also humanitarian assistance and disaster relief, ensuring the free flow of goods and protecting them from pirates so that when goods leave places like the Port of Houston, they're able to get to their destination. Your Navy is so far out on the cutting edge of technology and science. You'll experience the Blue Angels, the Navy's premier parachute team, the LeapFrogs. You'll meet Navy personnel as they interact throughout the great city of Houston. We're looking forward to it. We're looking forward to some great barbecue, to seeing the best team in the National Football League, and experiencing some Texas hospitality. We'll see you for Houston Navy Week.


What is up everybody and welcome back to another smartphone filmmaking tutorial. Today, I'm going to show you how you can use the AirPods as a Bluetooth microphone and other options to capture the audio with your smartphone. Keep in mind that there will be a timestamp below to skip or go back to a particular part in the video. With that said, let's get right started. Let's get right started. Was that good English? So I'm first going to talk about the setup I have going on over here. So I'm using the iPhone 12 Pro Max as my main camera. The app I'm using is Filmic Pro. The reason why I like using Filmic Pro is I have more control over my camera. And I'm also able to monitor the audio since the audio levels are displayed on the right side. This way I can avoid the audio levels peaking. The gimbal I'm using is the Home iCity V2 gimbal.  This way you can track the subject regardless of what app you're using. Filmic Pro doesn't have a tracking feature. So combining it with the Home iCity V2 gimbal, I'm able to track myself. So by doing the OK sign, it will automatically start to track me, which is pretty awesome.  Now, if you have the DJI OM4, you can use the MIMO app to track yourself. But the downside to it is that you don't have the audio levels displayed and you also can use it with the AirPods. The first mic we will be using is the most obvious one is using the internal mic on the iPhone 12 Pro Max. But before we get into it, I'm going to show you the settings I use in Filmic Pro. So I currently have the selfie camera enabled and I have the auto wide balance locked. I'm shooting in 4K 25 frames per second and the exposure, the ISO is set to 23, which is the lowest and shutter speed is one over 50. Now, if you're recording with the selfie camera, make sure to select in the audio settings the front microphone. So let's now do an audio test. So this is how it sounds like using the internal mic on my iPhone 12 Pro Max. That is the audio quality you get out of it. As you can see, I'm quite close to the microphone. And I find that using the internal mic, especially if you're recording at home, is a great option. The downside to using the internal mic is that you can't be too far away. Otherwise, you will introduce a lot of equi and distorted sound. So if I go further away, you will hear that the audio is more echoing. So if you're using the internal mic, make sure to be close to the camera. So the second option would be using the wired earphones. I can simply plug this into the side like so. I'm going to check in the settings to make sure that headset microphone is selected. I'm going to enable tracking. All right. So this is how it sounds like using the wired earphones on the iPhone 12 Pro Max. As you can see, I have tracking enabled and the wires aren't in the way. And I can also move a little bit further away from the camera and still capture decent audio quality. With the internal mic, I probably can't move this far away. What you also could do is get the microphone closer to your mouth. This way it might sound a bit better. But I like having the freedom to just, you know, move my hands around when I need to point at things. Make sure to use the gain control on the right to adjust the audio levels. You don't want the audio levels to peak like right now. You want it to be in the orange yellow area, sort of. Now, what if you want to do more instructional videos where you have to move around a lot? Then probably a wireless mic would be the better option. So the ones I'm using right now are the AirPods Pro, which I borrowed from Gabriel. Thank you, colleague. Keep in mind when using the AirPods is that you can only use one earpiece. It will listen to only one of the microphones. Now, unfortunately, you can't use the second earpiece to record an interviewee, for example. Hopefully Apple will update that in the future. That will definitely be a game changer. Now, when putting these on, I can actually hear my voice and it sounds so weird. I have to take it out. So when using the AirPods with Filmic Pro, you want to reduce the volume on your phone to avoid hearing yourself through the AirPods, because that is super annoying. So to use the AirPods, you want to make sure to head over to settings, audio and make sure Bluetooth microphone is enabled. So let's test it out right now. It's enabled tracking. Tracking is enabled. So this is how it sounds like using the AirPods Pro with the iPhone 12 Pro Max. As you can see, the home I steady gimbal is tracking me. And the great part is I can move wherever I want and it will still capture the audio. As you can see, when I walk around, the gimbal still tracks me and it does a really good job at it. The fact that you can just, you know, take it out, put it in your ears and connect it with Filmic Pro is so powerful. So let me know what you guys think of the audio quality of the AirPods Pro. I mean, for instructional video, this is really a great option. Now, audio for me is very important because I always say that audio is half the viewing experience. But if you might happen to have, you know, AirPods at home and you're starting out making videos with your smartphone, this is absolutely a great option to get started. So the fourth option would be to record your audio separately and sync it in post. So if you happen to have a second phone, you can use the Road SmartLove Plus with the Voice Memo app. So I'm going to plug this in and it's super easy to use. I can just plug it in using the right adapter and open up the Voice Memo app. And in Filmic Pro, I can just use the internal mic as a reference. So I'm going to select audio, make sure I have the front microphone selected. And once I'm ready, I can start recording over here. Test, test, all right. I can see the waveform and I can start recording over here as well. And I'm going to clap to sync the audio later in post. This way, you will see a peak in the waveforms. And this way, you can align both of it to have the audio sync. This out sounds like using the Road SmartLove Plus with the iPhone 12 Pro Max. And I can also walk freely without having to worry. And the gimbal will track my face wherever I go. So pretty awesome, right? So there you have it. These are the four microphone recording options I have for you. As you can see, the setup isn't that complicated. And depending on the type of video you're shooting, one of these microphone might be the right one for you. Let me know what you think about these four options. Make sure to leave a comment below. If you enjoyed this video, make sure to leave a thumbs up. Now, if you're new on this channel, make sure to subscribe because we are soon reaching 100,000 subscribers. And for those who have been a subscriber for a very long time, thank you so much for your support. Now, if you're not part of a smartphone filmmaking group, I created one for myself on Facebook. Make sure to join as you can share your work and get feedback from others. And here and then I go live to talk about smartphone filmmaking. If you haven't downloaded my free smartphone filmmaking guide, make sure to do that as well, as this guy will show you how to get started recording quality videos with your smartphone. Again, thank you so much for watching. Take care, guys, and I will see you in the next video.


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What's up, everybody? Jason here from jazbyscasebrakes.com. We just sold out 19-20 Panini Clearly Donner's six-box break around on team number five So it should be a fresh case guys. If it's a early bird spot giveaway break So buy one of the first 18 spots in this break to get entered a winner free spot 30 total spots all teams in all Cardship so we're using the same dodge really here for the customer names that got into the early bird So the first 18 that bots bots boom Here's the rest of the customer names, and then we'll paste the early bird winner down here And randomize the early bird the list of customer names now and the teams as well So seem to actually refer everything so let's roll it, and we got ourselves a five and a two four seven times. Good luck Early because brand number one after seven times to get to free spot one two three four five six seven Boom seven times Chen at the top congratulations. You are the early bird winner Give you a little close on right there for actually give you a little character signs the free spot there Now let's go seven times here now on the customer names for the teams now one two three four five six and seven Sean down to Jeremy now. Let's go seven times here now teams one two three four five six and seven Oklahoma City Thunder down in the Milwaukee Bucks So Sean L you have the Thunder Nolan you have the Rockets John C with the Warriors Alberto with the Raptors Jeremy with the Knicks Nicholas with the Kings David with the Clips Chen you have the Pelicans Anthony with the T was John C with the Heat and Grizzlies Nolan you have the 76ers Jesse Garcia with the Pacers last month on Nolan with the Utah Jazz Chen with your free spot Celtics Nancy with the Spurs and Lakers Brian with the Mavericks Nolan you have the Bulls Jason with the Suns John C with the Nets Jeremy with the Nuggets John C with the Hawks Nolan with the Magic Michael with the Cleveland Cavaliers Sean with the Wizards Kevin with the Pistons Roger with the Hornets willing with the tribulations and Jeremy with the Milwaukee Bucks So let me quickly alphabetize this I'm gonna go grab the case And that'll give you guys the trade window you guys need you guys about a minute and if any trades are proposed and accepted Well, Adam if not Stick with what you got Yes, all cards ship here man four cards. I think a pack four packs. So yes, definitely Just gonna close the trade window then now guys I don't think anybody wants to trade right all right. So first case guys again Six boxes will be for this break six boxes will be for the next break Jensen I Expect there should be a lot of break break into that man. I Can't predict that it is but I expect that to go We did put up contenders baseball pick your teams up and those have been moving really quickly. So Those pick your teams sell out. I mean, maybe the random teams also go just as quick Well, hopefully man All right, so we have six boxes to the left six boxes to the right Let's roll a die One two three for the left side or five six for the right side Yeah, well, we'll figure out to sell some spots. Don't worry man to so one two three But yeah, like I said, man, I mean Some breaks do get stuck sometimes if they're not as popular or you know, if it's a new release day now for other breaks people kind of Will go this route, but That doesn't mean that you know We won't break it right 20 left 30 bucks. It's not too bad. No problem. I know yeah, I'm just I'm just saying that like I So think we can do a lot of these breaks and the good thing is that that price point is not too bad 30 bucks We'll get it done though, man For some reason as we go today. I'm sure Nick We'll create a little promo just like yesterday, right? All spot all spots sold in these breaks get X amount of chance to win some Money back. So we'll be good man. All right, a little look at dodge. It's and we got eight dollars brass dykes Goldfoil with Nikolaj Mele Fiondhu, there's customer names as well. And we got Grant Williams number two ninety nine Boston Celtics that's going to channel your free spot. Very nice Somaliage and Taco ball Ben Simmons I'll put for takeoff Isiah Roby and Tyler hero Miami Heat When a John C. All right, so there's the first box Let's go with the next one LeBron James Lucas, I'm on it's purple on T-stival and some of these will have some type of little surface Scratches or defects, but it's kind of common in these now, but I feel like it's just in batches It's not like every box just depends on the batch rising stars Kawhi Leonard Or stargazing sir cameras and Kendrick none.  On the board man Dylan Wendler and Tramont waters Anthony Davis Tyder own and bold bold. All right third box We'll be halfway here. No problem. Congrats One out of ten my house Luca Donchage. That's like my second one actually Pull one of these on Instagram One out of ten my house Luca Donchage for the Dallas Mavericks and Brian There you go, man. That is a beaut Sweet hit man Yandere Hunter and he knows rest agus LeBron James and how about more LeBron James? Stargazing. You got Matisse Daibel Carson Edwards Bowl Bowl Cam Reddish Yeah, well, I mean the good thing. I mean that I mean that's good But the good thing is that he doesn't have any auto. So this is the best thing you're gonna pull It's any of these low number short prints all clear for takeoff That's a little gold. I forget they call mosaic Gold mosaic Donovan Mitchell Because the checklist is really small guys There's only a hundred cards in the set and 40 of them are rookies So we're gonna see a lot of duplicates in this product But it's just what's gonna. What's gonna sell well is gonna be the numbered cards You know the short prints stuff like that For sure Next looking Good. I just did I only did one of the new releases really Flawless is like that couple of them aren't these right? Yes I think the number of cards are the ones are gonna sell the best Anthony Davis So could the boy oh and the Andre Hunter Kevin Durant James Harden Jordan bull You can ask Brazegas Yeah, you know what it's because they don't they're not telling you what the odds are right or are they? So What a break LeBron James number now 93 out of 99 Whoo What a break guys that jog gold LeBron to 99 and I look at the answers to 10 now Lakers going to Nancy Very nice Hey, I put some straight fire in this guy's on the Instagram. We were just rocking on Instagram with these as personal Yeah, Yana start gazing Kam Reddish Kendrick none Think one of the nicer ones that we got on Instagram. Yes. Was he yesterday? I think was yesterday pull to my house out of ten John My house LeBron out of 25 was pretty cool, but then one of my favorite ones was this one Tyler hero to 10 That was pretty cool and I'll clear for takeoff Zion To 10 was really awesome Ben Simmons You know what John C heat have a couple of Ruggies and Doug Hawks have like three So I think it's more likely for the heat to have I mean the Hawks to have a handful of them But yeah, I feel like the heat would just it's just Kendrick none and Tyler hero But the Hawks they haven't the most rookies was like Then like let's say What's the other team that has the most? Like I see a lot of Charlotte Hornets to Tram on waters Tied Jerome. All right two more packs here Wow another LeBron James number this time 16 out of 49.  It's on the decompo Derris Basie And how about some more Joe Merrant? Oh, man's I might be in the second half of the case.  All right two more packs guys. How guys old? Montice diable Yeah, guys, I would get into the other half guys I mean look, you know, we put some crazy hits before go look at picker teams one two or round teams one, too That I did early on in this on Wednesday. That was just straight fire all around I think we have more fire coming up Tramont waters autograph number to 25 Goes really nice green with the Boston Celtics green 10 out of 25 and that's gonna go to Chen who got the Celtics free for being an early bird Very nice and potentially guys if you only got one autograph on this side There could be more autos on the second half as well So get it going as yonder hunter and eat us breast. I guess All right, everybody.  Do not worry. Those are all the rookies and color cards But pretty solid six boxes guys couple jobs couple LeBron numbers Luka Donch is at a ten my house Graham Williams number it as well. So I appreciate it guys Clarity Donner us round teams number five on jazzy's case breaks calm get into number six. Appreciate it


what's your opinion on the issue between Kosovo and Serbia where Serbia complains that Kosovo has put put a hundred percent import tax on Serbian products while they declined to recognize the independence of Kosovo and try to block their accession to international organizations. Julie, I'll give you my opinion. I haven't looked into the intricate details all the stuff. I know some of the things that took place but haven't looked focused in on that zone specifically but that is part of a grander picture of the war that's going on and the boundaries that are trying to be be drawn right now. Let me get caught up with Chad and remind me again I'll mention a little bit more regarding that if possible but basically it's part of a grander picture. What's going on here might as well address it now. What's going on in my opinion? What's going on in all these proxies right? Proxy locations around the globe between Serbia, Kosovo and all this jazz. All that stuff is going on as part of a grander design of the powers, two main powers and you got Asia going on as well with China but right now mainly you could you could say is Russia and the West Europe and the United States. A lot of it being driven from the United States, from the new con, from the new customers from the United States. Everywhere right now where they could flare up conflict they're flaring up conflict and the way they're flaring up these conflicts is seeds that they have planted years ago or decades ago because as human beings they tell us we should have a five-year plan right? You should. You should have a lifetime plan, 20-year plan, 10-year plan and so on and so forth. You should be able to, we've mentioned this before, do your calculus extrapolate your vision of where you can be or where you want to be or where you don't want to be for an extended period of time. Just imagine we do this as human beings. How far do you think corporations and governments look down? A while right? One of the examples is the invasion of Panama in the late 1990s, early 1990s, late 1980s, early 1990s. They said they went after Noriega because it was a drug dealer. They didn't go after Noriega because it was a drug dealer because it was CIA's drug dealer. They went after Noriega because in 1999, I might have my dates wrong a little bit, because in 1999 the Panama Canal was supposed to be handed over to the Panamanian people and there's absolutely no way that the United States would have allowed the Panama Canal to be handed over to the Panamanians. So they went in there and still retain control over the Panama Canal, which is also one of the reasons that China a few years ago announced that they're going to be building their proposing and investing money in into building a canal. I don't know if it's through Panama or whatnot, but building a canal in Central America that will be parallel basically to get ships from one side to the other side. So it's a grand scheme. The question is where do you lie in that grand scheme? Whose interests are being served? Any place that there's going to be a flare up where the interests of that flare up are outside parties, most of the benefits are going to be read by the outside parties, do not participate and stay localized. Ask yourself, what is in the best interest of the people living here? Okay, everybody living here, not this group of people living here and you want the other group of people out, right? So don't take sides within your region, geographic region, right? What everybody has asked themselves is what is in the best interest of the people living here, inclusive of everybody living here, right? There is no other in your region where you live, okay? Everybody, you're all equal, right? What's in the best interest of the people living there? Is it going to be dialogue or is it going to be? At least for a recorded history, we've tended to name ages after primary weapon used, stone age, bronze age, iron age, and as recent as the atomic age. Well, it's no mistake that this is the information age, yeah, very well put.


Good morning guys, welcome to a channel. So today we are here with one more video and in this video We'll be sharing you Genpak interview questions and these were shared by one of our subscriber friend. I Hope this video will be helpful for you in your interview preparation and all the best for your upcoming interviews So firstly, let us quickly look at the mail that we got from our subscriber friend So here is the mail. Hi here is my experience for Genpak First round selected second round is hacker rank test this week. They will conduct Most of the questions out on Java 8 features and threads. Please hide my details. Thanks for it is for five years experience So basically is the same guy. So same person same friend who has already Shared his interview experience with legato. So on the you see the heading of the main subject of the middle It says legato, but he has contributed us on One more interview experience that is with Genpak and the experience level of the candidate was five years There were two rounds by now like it is one is technical one is hacker rank so let us quickly get into the questions and Only questions were shared by the subscriber to the answer's passive part We are adding it so that it might be helpful at least for a few so coming to the first question What are terminal and intermediate operations? So basically the stream supports several operations and these operations are divided into two types that are intermediate and terminal operations The distinction between these operations is that intermediate operations are lazy while a terminal Operations are not lazy. So when you invoke an intermediate operation on a stream The operation is not executed immediately. It is executed only when a terminal operation is invoked on that stream In a in a way an intermediate operation is memorized and is recalled as soon as a terminal operation is invoked you can change multiple intermediate operations and None of them will do anything until and unless you invoke a terminal operation on that At that time all of the intermediate operations that you invoke earlier will be invoked along with the terminal Operations so basically you can change lot of intermediate operations on a stream But none of them will be executed until and unless Terminal operation is called Coming to the next question What is executor service in Java? So Java executor services construct that allows you to pass a task to Executed to be executed by thread asynchronously the executor service creates and maintains a reusable pool of threads for executing submitted tasks and there are different ways to create executable framework like services It's that that the completely depends on how you want to create Coming to the next question and before going to that Please don't forget to like and subscribe on channel if you haven't subscribed us and if you are not like this Please like the video. This will definitely contribute. This will definitely Boost the con boost the contributor coming to the next question thread How to create a thread and print one to ten sequentially using three threads? So basically a couple of questions in the single question so it's printing a Numbers from one to ten sequentially using three threads require like we can do it using notify weight methods and how to create a third that is like There are different ways to create threads using runnable implementing runnable extending thread class or we can use even executor frameworks there So we need to tell all those all those things Next question, what are the solid principles in Java? So basically solid is nothing but an acronym of single responsibility principle open close principle list code substitution principle Interface aggregation principle dependency inversion principle and we are making a separate video on this Question as well because this is the most important question for any experienced candidate. So I've already created but I haven't posted I think so very soon it will be posted on our channel do was that video as well Coming to the next question Different scopes of a bean in spring. 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Remember a hallmark card when you carry enough to send the very best. Mark greeting cards bring you Joseph Cotton in The Man Without a Home on the Hallmark Playhouse. Witness stars and outstanding stories chosen by one of the world's best known authors. They distinguish novelists, Mr. James Hilton. And this is James Hilton. Tonight on our Hallmark Playhouse we dramatize a story by Rupert Hughes called The Man Without a Home, which tells in truth the story of John Howard Payne, a man who made himself a home in the hearts of the world by writing the words of a song, the well-known song, Home Sweet Home. Mr. Hughes, who recently reached the grand old age of 80, is old enough to have heard its song by many of the great singers of the past, Madam Patty, Madam Melba and others, and to have felt how movingly it expressed the hopes and dreams of so many people in the days when they were making new homes and still longing for the old ones. Like all songs which live beyond their first popularity, it has words and music happily mated and eternally meaningful. The music, by the way, is from an old Italian folk tune. We shall hear it tonight as we hear the story of John Howard Payne. And to play his part, we are fortunate indeed to have with us again one of the long-standing favorites of the Hallmark Playhouse, Joseph Cotton. And now here is Frank Goss from the makers of Hallmark Cards. When you're looking for a way to say something to someone you care for, look for a Hallmark card and you'll find the right words. Because Hallmark cards are designed to say what you want to say, the way you want to say it. And in the good taste you demand of anything that bears your personal signature. That's why Hallmark on the back of a greeting card has come to mean you cared enough to send the very best. And now, Rupert Hughes, the man without a home, starring Joseph Cotton. It's a love story of real people in a world once real, the story of an American and a song. There was a time in this man's life when he sat by a window in the gaudy, sweltering city of Tunis, but the scenes around him he was barely aware of. Other scenes of England and his own past sprang to life in his heart. My dear Mary, at long last I'm writing the letter that should have been written long ago. At long last I'm going to attempt to express the words I've been unable to speak. I know that among my friends I must be considered a man who has no love story. That does not concern me, but it does concern me to think that perhaps you share their feelings. That you have never realized how long or how deeply I have loved a girl named Mary Gardner. Let me tell you my love story, a story in which you played the heroine and never knew it. It began on a Friday, I shall never forget the day, June the 14th, 1813.  A sailor smelling of salt water and tar read it off. Oh, it is Friday evening, June the 14th. His majesty's servants will perform at the theatre royal Drury Lane, the tragedy of Douglas. Gentlemen, gentlemen, his first appearance was to take the part of young Norville, and I listened to the reaction of those around the theatre with a sinking heart. My dear tell, he's a blumen American! The sailor quieted down immediately, I turned as did the others, and saw you for the first time. Time blew as your eyes, you smiled and when I looked at you I saw the answer to all loneliness, the end of all seeking.  The convention kept me silent and I stood in the shadows of Drury Lane, helplessly watching you walk away. One of my friends came up to me then. There's something wrong, Paine. You look as though you've just seen a ghost. John, do you know who that girl is, the one in the middle in the blue dress? I should say I do, even from here. That's Mary Godwin. A beauty, isn't she? Beautiful. I've never seen anyone like her before. Well, if you'll take my advice, you'll stay away from her. That's a temperamental, strange, mixed up family, and nothing but trouble can come from getting involved with any one of them. I must meet her. You won't get me to introduce you? All right, I'll find someone who will. In the meantime... In the meantime, you'd better get into costume. Yeah, I guess you're right. And so my play began at Drury Lane. The audience that I had feared was warm and friendly, and after the performance, Lord Byron came back to congratulate me. The poet, Colridge, and with him, the young man so widely known as Colridge's pet lamb, Charles. Charles and I became friends immediately, and it was he who took me around to your house to dine a few weeks later. I met your parents. I met your sisters. I kept waiting for you to join us, but finally, just as we were starting into dinner, your mother said... What a shame that you won't be able to meet Mary, Mr. Payne. I won't be able to meet Mary. No. Mary's behaved very badly. Very badly indeed. Without consulting any of us, she has eloped with Percy Shelley. It eloped with... They sailed for France a few days ago. I went there myself to try and bring them back, but it was no use. Mary Shelley. Your house into darkness and pain. I had lost a girl I had never met to a man I had never met. It was foolish to be taking it so hard. I knew that, but it didn't help.  I went back to my rooms. I sat by the fire you would never light. Looked out at the moon that you would never watch with me. All night I sat thinking of what might have been. And when morning came, I said... I have put her out of my life I will never think of her again. For a while I believed it or told myself I did. Summer came, the jewelry lane closed. I went on a tour of the Isles and near the birthplace of William Shakespeare, I met a friend from home, Washington Irving. Strangely enough, he had news of you. Have you seen his new book, John? It's well worth your time. What book is that? It's called Frankenstein. Just came out. Oh, yes, I've heard of it. Do you know who wrote it? The author's name isn't on it, is it? No. No, the author is a 19-year-old girl. Manny Gottwin. He named I could not escape from your name or from your memory. A few weeks later, back in London, I dropped in for tea at the home of Charles Lamb, that quite a large group, and there it was that I saw you for the second time. This time you were gowned in white and the warm glow of summer was on your face. I'd found you unforgettable in the spring that your summer years fulfilled all the promise of your springtime beauty.  And there was a glory in your face each time you looked at him. I stood in the back of the room watching you, not caring whether I was observed, forgetting everything except that last I stood in the same room with you. John, how are you, my friend? Good afternoon, Mr. Colridge. That's Percy, Shelley, and Manny. Have you met them before? Oh, no, I've never met either of them. Well, come along. Let me introduce you. No, no, as a matter of fact, I was just leaving. I'm late for an appointment. Shoot yourself. It's your loss, my friend. Yes, I know. It's my loss. I hurried away, afraid to meet you, lest some unlucky word or silence betray me. I knew then that there would never be lips or arms for me or love the home for you were of all these things and you were forever lost to me. My only refuge was work, so I put all the funds I had and could borrow into an old theater at Sadler's Wells. And you may recall what a disastrous venture that turned out to be. I fought for my very life, writing plays, acting in them, working like mad to stave off ruin, only to increase the final avalanche of debt. Finally, I was forced to dismiss the company and lock the theater doors. Yes, yes, I'm coming. Mr. Paine? Yes, who are you? I have a paper here. One of your creditors has asked for your arrest. My arrest? Yes, I'm afraid I'll have to ask you to come along with me. Oh, I'll get my coat. I suppose this means debtors' prison, old fleet. It doesn't have to, if you can pay your creditors. Then it does mean prison. You know, I saw you in Hamlet. And as Romeo, you were a bit of all right. Thanks. You'll meet a lot of actors and playwrights and poets at old fleet. It's the weather world, isn't it? How can a man get the money to pay his debts if he's locked up behind bars and can't earn it? Aye, they all ask that, but it's no good asking me. I'm just carrying out orders. Come along, Mr. Paine. And to the dark streets. This, then, was the end. This was the mark I was going to make and leave behind me. John Howard Paine was going to end his days in old fleet prison. Turn to the second act of the man without a home starring Joseph Cotton. Whenever we hear or sing the words of home, sweet home, we're struck anew with their beauty, their sincerity, their feeling.  And the makers of hallmark cards know and respect this power of words. They know that when you're looking for a greeting card, you're looking for the right words to express your feelings. And that's why the words inside a hallmark card are selected with such care, why there are so many different hallmark cards for you to choose from, why you can always find a hallmark card with words that seem to have been written, especially for you. So the next time you'd like to remember someone in a special way, on a special occasion, look for a hallmark card and your search will be easier. For in fine stores across the country, you can always find a hallmark card that says what you want to say, just the way you want to say it. Says it with the good taste you demand of anything that bears your personal signature. And another point to remember, that hallmark on the back also says something you want to say. For the hallmark on the back of the card you send tells your friends, you who cared enough to send the very best. Now back to James Hilton and the second actor, the man without a home, starring Joseph Cotton. Doubt is the brilliant sky of Tunis, so far from America the land that was his, so far from England where he had left his heart, so far from home and the remembered past. Lonely at Fleet Prison. At first it seemed that there would be no way to get released, but finally I wrote a play on the strength of its production I was able to get out of prison. Knowing there were other creditors who would be after me at once, I went to Paris and they are a Washington Irving family and we lived in an old French castle and started writing. It was there that Charles Lamb came with news of you. John, didn't you know Shelly is dead? Shelly? When Charles, what happened? He drowned off the coast of Italy. He'd been sailing, Byron and Trelawney found his body. What about Mary? She's safe. Is there anything we can do? I rather imagine she wants to be by herself. I'd like to know that she's provided for, that she has shelter, food. There's nothing you can do now. Perhaps in time. Summer became autumn, autumn winter. When winter came, old longings began to stare in me. I thought of white holidays, snow and sleigh bells, kitchens fragrant with spiced pies and cakes, turkeys browning in the ovens, families gathered around half-fires. I thought of crossing the threshold of my childhood and warming my heart again before the memories of my youth. I walked along the trees and boulevards in the thin, silk and rain, hungry for gales and blizzards and the Christmas festivities of my native land. Heart hungry for home. And gradually the realization came to me that I, I had no home. I had become a wanderer, a strolling player. I'd grown no roots, made no permanent place for myself. There was no girl to go sleigh riding with me, no child to come in hand in mind, no one to talk to or turn to laugh with or weep with. Pleasures and palaces had been mine, but they were all empty. Pleasures and palaces. Words began to form inside me. Good pleasures and palaces. I went back to my room to write them down. Good pleasures and palaces, though we may roam, be it ever so humble. All night I sat going over the words, changing, trying, writing. It was dawn when I laid the poem on my desk and went to bed. I didn't know whether it was good or bad. I only knew it voiced my own longings and my own values of things that were not mine. I found music for my poem and slipped it into an op-reader I was working on. It was produced by Charles Kemble at Covent Garden. I had little hopes of anything happening to the song, but soon I began to hear from it. I was told its popularity was spreading to other lands and I wondered if in some far-off country you might hear it. I was thinking of this one day. I walked along the boulevard and suddenly saw you. You were wearing black and it was the autumn of your life. I would love you in spring and summer felt my heart pause and quickened before the rich maturity of your beauty. I stood back to let you pass and was amazed to hear you speak my name. Isn't it, Mr. John Howard's pain? I beg your pardon? You wouldn't know me, of course. I marry Shelley. Mrs. Percy B. Shelley. I not know you. I was only a girl when you first played in London. I saw you on the stage. You saw me? I didn't know you. Well, I was only one among your thousands of worshipers. I slipped into the theatre only once or twice. I couldn't afford to go off on her. Then I saw you at Charles Lamb's house one afternoon. It was a tea. I shouldn't be keeping you in the street like this. I'm just in Paris for a day or two on my way back to England. It's been a great pleasure meeting you at last. Goodbye. So, if you were just to be in Paris a day or so, would you... Well, that is to say, I know it's very sudden and you have a great many friends here, but if you did not happen to be engaged this evening, would you care to join me for the theatre and supper? Very kind of you.  At supper we talked pleasantly of nothings of the weather of fashions of politics of art and all the words that I had stored within me for years came clamoring to my tongue. I forced them back again and again. Then when I felt I could hold them back no longer, the orchestra started playing my song. You listened to it, your eyes lost. My son has always loved that song. Tell me about yourself. His eyes are blue. His name is Percy. After his father, of course. Forgive me. One tries to control. Sometimes it takes more strength than I can summon. Shelley was like no other man had ever lived to know him. I'm going to lose him. You're too young to utter the grave with a death. But I have, Mr. Payne. I have loved one person so completely. Oh, forgive me. It's late and I must be getting back to my hotel. It's been a delightful evening and I thank you for sharing it with me.  Both of us caught in the spell of things that were no longer possible. You with your memories of Shelley. I with my memories of you. Good night, Mr. Payne. Thank you again for a most pleasant evening. I watched you turn from me and enter your hotel. I wanted to go after you and make you aware of me. I wanted to say to you, I loved you before Shelley and love you after Shelley. But I made no movement, spoke no word.  Years passed before I saw you again. I went home to America and heard my songs sung by families and their firesides, by children in their school rooms, by the man on the street. It was wonderful consolation for my pride but very little for my empty pocketbook. And then John Tyler became president of the United States and he sent Washington Irving to be minister to the court at Spain and your humble servant as counsel to Tunis. I went to Tunis by way of London so I could see you again. A tall young man met me at the door and introduced himself as Percy B. Shelley.  Oh, you're more beautiful than even I remember. Oh, your eyes are failing, thank heaven. And the room is dark. What brings you here after all these years? I'm on my way to Tunis as American counsel. You in Tunis?  Well, that's what I told the president but he didn't agree with me. Did you see my son? Let me in. Your father. Handsome, clever, reckless. He's Shelley all over again. Doesn't that make you very happy? Oh, yes. His father is still more alive and real to me than anyone else in the world. Except his son. John, I'm sorry you never really loved. Never married. You've missed the best that life can bring you. You've missed the greatest happiness that can come. The moment I saw her, Shelley. And so we spent the afternoon talking of Shelley. I left you at the end of that day and failed for Tunis. And all the way here on the ship I was planning this letter for I'm unwilling that you should think there was no love story to my life. I'm unwilling that you should never know whom it was I loved and why I lived without love, without happiness, without a home. Neither of us is young any longer. Is it too late to tell you now? Is there any hope that perhaps now... Yes, come in. The mail has just arrived, Mr. Payne. Thank you, Cronin. Well, Washington Irving. It's time a letter was coming from you. My dear John, I suppose you've heard by now that Mary Shelley is dead. She died last... It's too late after all, isn't it, Mary? Much, much too late. Payne died in the year 1852. He died as he had lived most of his life away from home. His song, however, had become immortal. Gold hunters crossing the prairies in covered wagons had taken it westward. It had been sung in northern parlors and on southern verandas. Farmers hummed it as they plowed, and in concert halls from New York to San Francisco it kindled memories in the hearts of listeners. Memories often of far-off lands and half-forgotten years. John Howard Payne, the man without a home, had somehow been able to put into words what home could mean to all men everywhere. A great day for the Irish is St. Patrick's Day. It's the day you'll be wanting to share smiles and shamrocks with all your friends, whether they're Irish or not. And that you can do in the proper merry way when you send a Hallmark St. Patrick's Day card. You'll find a twinkling collection of Hallmark St. Patrick's Day cards at the fine stores where Hallmark cards are sold. There are ones with all the wit and sparkle of laughing Irish eyes, and ones as sweet and sentimental as any mother McCree could want. You'll find cards for the Riley's and the O'Malley's, the Kelly's and the Quinn's, and of course for all those friends who aren't Irish, but who like to share in the friendly enjoyment of St. Patrick's Day too. And when you're selecting your St. Patrick's Day cards, remember that added enjoyment you can give your friends. The pleasure that comes when they see that familiar Hallmark on the back of the card you send and realize you cared enough to send the very best. Here again is James Hilton. We feel we've been very fortunate to have you with us on Hallmark Playhouse so regularly this year, Joe. Each time you're here, I think this is the best performance of them all, and then each time you come up with a performance to top the last one. Thank you, Jimmy. That's the kind of speech I simply hate to interrupt, but actually the atmosphere of friendliness you have here on the Hallmark Playhouse couldn't help but lend inspiration to an actor.  We all thrive on friendliness, you know. All right, Joe, Joe, and speaking of friends, we're going to have another old friend with us on Hallmark Playhouse next week. What was that, Jimmy? Deborah Carr, no less. Oh, sure, we'll be listening then. And as our story, we shall dramatize a charming and romantic Irish novel by Anne Crohn called This Pleasant Lee. Our Hallmark Playhouse is every Thursday. Our producer-director is Bill Gay. Our music tonight has been conducted by David Rose, and our script tonight was adapted by Gene Holloway. Until next Thursday then, this is James Hilton saying, Good night. Consult your local newspaper for time and station. This is Frank Goss saying, Good night to you all, until next week at the same time. When Hallmark Playhouse returns to present Deborah Carr in Anne Crohn's This Pleasant Lee, and the week following Laura Hilliard's time-remembered starring Jane Weiman, and the week after that, Olly Gould's Yankee storekeeper on the Hallmark Playhouse. 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