The thing that I'd like to bring your attention to next is the interactions between natural variability and the anthropogenic change that we're seeing in the temperatures. So there's an animation that you'll be seeing very shortly which identifies the temperatures that go across the global land surfaces that go back to the 1880s and they go almost to present day and we look at the monthly temperatures for each of those years and we also compare those temperatures against an average so what we would call a climatology. For every January monthly average temperature we compare that with an average over maybe a 30, 40 or 60 year period. So if that particular year is warmer than that average period or that climatology we say that's a positive anomaly. And if it's colder then we talk about a cold anomaly. So in the animation what you'll see is that once the animation starts we have monthly temperature anomalies and in the earlier part of the record starting in 1880 we have a sort of equal number of hot months and cold months. But there is a lot of variability that's occurring because of all of these natural processes that are going on. But what you'll see is as you move through the sort of 1920s, 1930s, 1940s you start to see that the number of cold anomalies actually disappears. So when we get to 1996, from 1996 through to the end of this particular record which I believe is at the end of 2018 there's only one actually, one cold monthly anomaly through that entire record from 1996. And when we look at the size of those anomalies, so how different, how much larger are they than that long-term average? Over the most recent record some of these months are actually almost 2 to 2.2 degrees warmer than that average monthly record. So quite clearly we're starting to see the anthropogenic signal interact with the natural climate variability but clearly that there is this warming trend that's going on.


I think it's a worthy goal from your mind. Wisdom comes into starting to realize that it can't be found in the things of time and it can't be found in the future. In fact, that was a beautiful line from the Course in the section called The Immediacy of Salvation. I remember when I first was reading that section, it's pretty late in the text, and he says, Be not content with future happiness for it is not your just reward. I was like, oh heavens, this is really getting deep, because future happiness, anybody on the planet would tell you that is a worthy goal and that not Jesus, be not content with future happiness for it is not your just reward for you have cause for freedom now. So the whole section is about bringing the Alpha and the Omega together. The whole section is about collapsing time and seeing that right now is what the happiness is. He says in the Course, the present moment is the closest approximation in this world of eternity. What a beautiful sentence. That's what Eckhart Pauley is talking about, the power of now. That's what all the great traditions and religions have pointed to, is to present release, present contentment. And all we're really doing here is we're gearing up, we're getting inspired to go for it, to hop off the wheel, hop off the rat race. If you watch the news and all the focus on the stock market or what's all this talk now about raising the debt ceiling and not scaring the financial markets, I just love to watch left as I watch the Yahoo headlines. Price of gold soars to all-time record high as worries and jitters mount at the ceiling. It's like now, when it really gets tough, when it really looks like it could all start to collapse, the ego says, buy precious metals. That's its solution. And the people who believe in it go, yeah, that's the ticket. We'll just buy gold. Hit the world around us, crash and fall and burn. We've got gold nuggets in our pocket. You see, it's insane if you try to follow it. But if you go to financial advisors, they say, oh, that's not insanity. That's good sound financial advice. Buy gold. Like buying real estate. Then that phase kind of went through. Yeah, just the words, real estate. And the core says nothing real can be threatened, nothing unreal exists. What about that real estate?


Welcome to theCUBE, welcome to theCUBE. Yeah, thanks, great to be here. You're excited. I am excited, this is a good day. Another executive in theCUBE, we're very excited to have you. Thanks for coming and this is an extended event coverage exclusive with Hewlett Packard Labs, building one, the Founders Office behind us, better spot for innovation than what you guys were showing today. It was not streamed out here, the videos will be on demand later, but take us through, yeah, you were very excited. I was snapping some photos of you, you got some good cameos. We've got a huge audience here, 1,900 people watching John. 1,900 people, what a deal. So, this guy is the general manager of the hyperscale, ProLiant, the servers, changing the game. So, what did you announce, Dave?  Sure, so the announcement today, Project Redstone, it's a multi-year, multi-stage journey for us to really take advantage and realize the potential of low-energy servers. And what we announced today was three major pillars. Pillar number one was the availability of the Redstone server platform, which we actually unveiled, which was cool, get to see the hardware, I love that. So, we were able to actually show everyone what it looks like. Secondly, was really what we're calling our HP Discovery Lab, because customers need to be able to see this, they need to be able to touch it, they need to drop their applications on it, and they need to be able to make sure that their applications scale, and they can tune them, and they can benchmark them, and make sure that they work. And then the third thing that we announced today was a partnership program called HP Pathfinder to really provide the capabilities for all of the software providers, hardware providers, ISPs, to come together to be able to really help drive this ecosystem forward. And Redstone, available Q1 2012, is that right? Q1, 2012, correct. And then the Discovery Lab in Houston, in January, yeah. January, 2012. And then others in APEC and Europe in 2012, correct. And then today you've announced the fifth, I believe, Pathfinder partners, right? Correct. Canonical Red Hat, Calzada, ARM, and AMD. Correct. And those are the core that we needed to get started. We expect to see that grow as with a blade program where we have 300 solutions builders now. We expect the partner program to really grow dramatically as soon as we've announced it. So you expect it to be that large? Oh yeah, yeah. Okay. So Richard was telling us from Forrest, you have a really impressive team that you guys pulled together with an HP, kind of like the Brain Trust on Hyperscale. Talk about what's changed in the industry standard server business which grew out of the PC chipset now and it's scaled up and all that great stuff that's happened to what's going on in the marketplace. And you're managing the entire organization, road map, big solutions that you put together, the fabric, et cetera, that you guys announced, which will have more details online in our blog posts. But people look at the marketplace, they see the utility changing, they have smartphones, they have cloud, they're seeing Apple, they're seeing Google go crazy, and they're seeing Facebook with, you know, this new environments. And people in the enterprises are looking at that saying, hey, you know, I need to have a web front, I need to do all this stuff internally. What's changing in this transformation and this inflection point, as you mentioned, in your presentation? Can you just package that up real high level? Yeah, so I think fundamentally we're seeing a huge growth in terms of applications that everyone uses on their desktops, notebooks, and everything else. This is search applications, social media, web, everything. I mean, it's tremendous. Everyone is using these applications and they're all back-end server-based. It's not a, you know, there's a front-end app you're using, but everything is back-end server-based. And the applications that are being downloaded to cell phones, I mean, everyone has their new cell phones, you know, I don't know, I went to the Apple store, it was amazing. I had to wait in line for two and a half hours to get into the Apple store to buy a 4S. It was just, and that was like two weeks after, you know, the announcement. So these applications that are being downloaded to these new type of mobile devices, they're all server-based, because all the intelligence, all the sharing, all the collaboration happens in the back-end server-based. So the customers that have to provide the websites to do social collaboration, to do all that, they have, you know, they have growth rates that are just, you know, exponential. And just one of these large customers buying one server, one solution, we can customize and tune it for them because that may be as large as one of our standard servers in terms of overall volume for a year. So these customers just have huge problems. And so as a result, it's giving us an opportunity to really re-architect and create solutions addressing this marketplace because it's a growth engine, it's huge. How bad is the power problem?  It's bad, and it's 12. Yeah, it's 12. And it's not. I mean, it's pretty bad. I mean, people don't understand. It's power is cooling. If you look at a lot of these large sites now are starting to go over to the Arctic countries where it's cold. Facebook, yeah. Yeah, right, those announcements, why? That's because they can at least address the cooling part, right? Because, you know, part of a data center is not only powering it, but cooling it. So they can address that, helps the cooling, but it doesn't help the power. That's fundamentally what we've announced today is a roadmap and a vision for how we're going to use low-energy servers and a federated architecture to be able to provide the next generation of huge dramatic decrease in overall performance. And it's these type of applications that these web providers are running at scale. We've been talking about, and I'll let Dave jump in. I know we've got a bunch of questions, but we've been talking on theCUBE and for the past year, and it's looking at Angle, Wikibon, the notion of how software is driving a lot of the innovations. With commodity, hard, we're getting smaller, faster, cheaper innovations, like with the chipset level. We're seeing integrated packages to purpose-built machines, but how fundamental is the software and the fabric side of what has to go on here? Because you're dropping hardware. It's not hardware software anymore. You like the old days, hardware guy, software guy. What's changed in the software side of it as you manage essentially what looks like a hardware business, which it is? Talk about the software. Converged infrastructure. So first off, you nailed it, right? It's not just servers. We're selling converged infrastructure. And, you know, Proline's been on that path for many years. That's what blades are, the start of a converged infrastructure, right? And this just takes it down to the next level. So first off, it's converged infrastructure. I'd say the interesting thing in this space, you talked about software, is a lot of the software that's being used for these front-end web applications is not what we're calling a compiled code. It's cold, it's runtime or interpreted code. And as a result, the code doesn't know what it's running on. It doesn't understand the underlying platform. As long as you have the lamp stack that supports it, you know, you can use any type of code. This code is a more interpreted type of code. So really the software is very transportable. And that's the magic about this. We can provide new architectures and new solutions that dramatically reduce the overall power. And we can do them in such a way that, you know, the application port is very, very minimal. Now, it doesn't address the enterprise customer. It really addresses this specific market segment that we're targeting. Help us, we'd like to handicap the magnitude of this announcement. You talked about four inflection points. The X86 itself, blades, the pods, and now, you know, this low energy server. So X86 itself, obviously, you know, was decade long, multiple decade long, huge, huge. Blades, big deal, but largely evolutionary. Same thing with pods. How big is low energy servers? Is this X86 level of magnitude in your view? Yes, it is definitely X86 level of magnitude because it's a whole new architecture. We are reinventing for years and years and years. Everyone has been designing servers and these servers go in a little metal case. You know, any different size, you pop them in a rack, you connect them together, but a server is a server. No one has looked at the problem and said, how do I design a data center? Come at it from the data center and lay and say, how do I design a data center? And how do I look it from the front side and go backwards? And how do I do it power efficiently? No one has done that before. And so fundamentally, this is a major shift. This is a quantum leap. And so, yeah, this is as big as X86. So can we peel the onion a little bit more on HP's innovation here? You don't own the chip set anymore. You're used to in the old days and you've learned how to make money without owning the chip set and innovating. So where really are the innovations here and how sustainable are they? So this is again, this is a series, right? So this is Moonshot is a multiple year, multiple program. So we have a lot of things that we're designing that we're developing. What you've seen is kind of the first stage, the booster rocket to get to the server. Can you show us a little leg? No, no, we gotta have secrets, right? We gotta have that cool stuff that we're looking at. So again, I want to, that's the first part I want to kind of make sure that we don't underinvest it under value, right? But in this particular application, it's really pulling it together. It's doing all the federation, putting the switches together, putting the servers together. Actually the management fabric, right? How do you pull the management fabric together to be able to support an open stack? How do you do everything that's required? How do you port the software? How do you support customers? So yeah, and we've got some great plans and I love, that's why we call it Moonshot. It's a multi year project. I am excited about telling you about each stage. And the ecosystem too though, right? I mean, the ecosystem, having a lead in the ecosystem is a sustainable advantage, I would think.  Exactly, and it has to be, this has to be provided by a customer or by a company that somebody trusts that they know is going to be there that's going to be able to develop a solution, right? So everyone knows, get it from HP. You're going to get the complete solution. You're going to get the backing. You're going to get worldwide support around the world. You're going to get the ability to do everything that HP can go do. So there's innovation in many, many ways. And again, as we've teamed up very closely with part of that in HP Labs. So we've got some tricks up our sleeve. So we're excited about this. This is number one. I have one last question. Obviously, you showed the gear and you unveiled it and whipped it up to cover and you saw some nice hardware there. So for the hardware geeks out there, who are buying gear out there, it's beautiful. It looks great. Just talk about some of the highlights of the hardware and then to talk about the use cases they can use now for this product. Perfect. So first off, the hardware itself is cool because what we've done is designed a new tray that goes into our Proline 6500. 6500 is a shipping solution, the SL6500. We ship it in bulk now to our largest customers who buy it by the truckload, by the ton, by the pod. And so as a result, everything is already in place. The power supplies, the fans, the cooling, the management infrastructure, everything that's required is there already now. And we know how to build those solutions. And so we've designed a new tray that goes into that. So as a result, we can take that up and go from production, we can go from development platform to production very, very quickly. So that's the first part. I forgot the second part of your question, sorry. Application use cases. Oh, application use cases. To buy right now. Before you kick the tires and put it in production. I'd say front end web server, if you have a web server, you know, anything that runs on a LAMP stack for a Linux LAMP stack will probably be portable. Anything that's large that doesn't require a lot of CPU cycles, right? This isn't a 200 watt X86 processor, right? This is a low energy processor. Don't need to run that on an X86, it's essentially the best. Exactly, it's got to be something where you're not CPU bound. And that's things like Memcache D, Cassandra, Hadoop, a offline analytics, as we heard from Nile today at the announcement event. Video streaming, anything where you're not actually uncompressing or decompressing the video stream as it goes through, you're just serving it up. Anything where you're just serving up and doing things in parallel is going to scale very, very well. All the cool stuff. All the cool stuff. All the stuff that's really, all the stuff that you're running on your phone, right? All the back end server database, it's cool. It's a Sykes. How much did you post from HP Labs? I mean, I see HP Labs, I've talked to Shandra Khan, the best, he's been on this whole energy, sustainability, he's going to be on theCUBE later. Hey, they have a pretty healthy brain trust here. They do. Did you tap some of that? We do, actually, and not only just tapped it for this announcement, we've been tapping them for many years and they're part of future stuff. Actually, we're working very, very close with HP Labs on this. Exascale, we're doing some really cool stuff in the exascale space. We're actually very, very close with them. So yeah, we have a very tight relationship with them. I want to be there to go to MarketArm, right? So when they got cool stuff, hey, come to me. We'll get it out. We'll make some really cool products and provide value for our customers. Thanks for coming inside theCUBE. Thank you. It's been great. I know you're super busy. Thanks for your time. Thanks, thanks. Paul was the man of the hour and the keynote doing all the fun part, David, and the keynote and did the presentation, showed the gear. It's pumped up. This is a big day. It's pumped up.


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We're here at DCU's DJ Sock Morning Rave. Great music and great skills here. The DCU Morning Rave woke up the Glasnevin campus with some DJ sets. Members from DJ Sock gave a shot at laying down tracks in the marquee for the energetic crowds. There was a strong turnout for the event despite the early start as students looked forward to starting the weekend early. As well as music, DJ Sock also provided fruit, breakfast bars and tea and toast which helped draw the crowds. Dance Sock joined in on Morning Rave and treated the crowd to some stretching and dancing which helped wake up anyone who was out on Thursday night. Chairperson of DJ Sock Hannah Egan said the marquee was the perfect venue for the event while construction is ongoing for the campus and that they were very happy with the turnout and support for the event. He's working pretty well. I'm from DCU so this is his house anyway. Okay well whatever happens like this big event you're on your way when you just have it over. So what I am like for our first friend of the year, so I got a guy's store that's pretty well like no due works. He's like wanted onto the board so take care of that in the future.


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Mae gwaith yn yma arferu ei bryd, mae'n holl iawn'r cadydd. Mae hwnna'n moed i'r cadydd, mae hwnna'n holl eich pofnigon i Spain. Mae poddu eu sgolwch yma yng Nghaerbydd. Mae mew pwysio hefyd. Rydych chi'n gweld i'w mynd? Mae fi fydd. Rwy'n pan du.  – Do you know what I mean? – Ysodd mwnebyn yn orymnol. A dyn nhw'n phlas gweithio na'r hanfyd? Dcendol, yma, mae gwahodd yn gweithio, mae'n cael mynd i'r amser, mae'n gwybod gyda'n mynd. – Sa'n bydd o'n gwlad. –jalud o'r Gymraegio Ur蒙 i encore Rhysnidion. Chwy'n ei fod chi'n gwybod yn i'r hyn yma. – Dyma'r Rhysnidion? – dess. Mae wnaeth eu gyda'n mynd i'r amser. ans iawn hefyd o'n dyn ni'n dyfano ar chatio. Mae'n iddo, mae mae'n dyn ni'n dylunio ar chatio ar bobl bobl sydd wedi'i datblygu. Maen nhw i fewn o'n ddod yn ddych chi ddim yn dŷod. Dyna hyd i oni yn ddych yn ddych chi ddim yn ddych chi ddim yn ddych. A byd yn ni'n digwydd yn ddych chi'n ddod yn dŷod ar ddysgu? Mae hi, mae'n ddych chi ddim yn ddych chi ddim yn ddych chi ddim Busch yn ddysgu, a'r syniad o'n gwneud hyd gyd. Max wedi gweld ni'n gweld MAX teismel ac yn ein mwy oed. Ond yw'r aa gwod y gwirionedd. Ond y dyma. O'r leif yn ein bod yn cyfrightdedd sut mae ychydig i fynd i oed i gyd? Mae yw'r gwybarthi gyd i digwydd? Mae ychydig i gellwch ar y byddai? A y gallwn i gael y byddai? Mae ychydig i gael ichi'n meddwl i'r meddwl i chi'n meddwl. Ond mae oed i gael ei wneud amser. Mae'r meddwl i chi'r meddwl i chi? Mae'r meddwl i chi. Mae'n gilydd oeddiw. Not really.  I've not really seen any of them, you know, and I was like, I've obviously seen them twice in 10 years. But that would still break your heart because what I can see with you is the sensitivity, as well. That there's no matter what's happened I believe that you would try and put all the pieces together just to have the family home. Well, but they obviously think I'm that bad. I'm not that bad.  Don't cheat on people. gymuno nhw i ni nid yw'n gweld. Felly e'w ei brosieng maen nhw'n gweithio ar gyfer. A ydych chi'n wneud arall? Tym ni wrth gwrs o'n celf gafodd maen nhw gair gennyn ni'n gweithio, felly fewn yr OJ Simson. Yes, mae'r f What was it? Mae'r f- Mae'r tawelau, ond na fe f- fewn yn rhoi fod yn ddechrau. Felly mae'r ddechrau ond iddyn nhw. Mae'r ddechrau yn sylwedd yma yn ei bod yn gweithio momentumon. Mae'r ddechrau yn ddefnyddio fyrraedd. o'i wneud ar y gorfodaeth'i boer. Mae'n rhai gwynt o'r gweithio i'w teithio arfer o'n gweithio'r wyf? Rydych chi'n gweld yn shaen o'r gweithio'r gweithio. Rydw i'w dweud o'r gweithio a bod oedd chi'n gweithio'r gweld o'r gweithio. Rydw i'n dweud o'r gweithio i'w dweithio. Rydw i'n dweud y gwir yw ddau ac werth mwy fyt i'w am ymgyrolyd? Rydw i'n dweud. Crod iddwn yn ymgyrchu'r gwir? Ie. A now your mum still not spoke... I have been sitting walking on the street I would have run him over. No doubt about it.  No. So why are you getting the blame? As if you've done something wrong? No. Supposedly talk to the press, I do this, I tell stories.    So they believe whatever they want to believe, you know, I think it really goes deeper, deeper from, you know, I'm a dad's kid and she's his. How's it looking back and all bringing back? Does it not feel as if it was still yesterday for you? Or have you kind of...  People are always still going to talk about it. Do you know what I mean by being here? How do you think about it? I don't really any more. I don't think about it now because we're having a chat about it, but I can put things in a box and just leave it there. Obviously people think, well, yeah, you're going to have to deal with stuff. I have dealt with it, but now it's in a box and I can put it away. Do you miss older family? It's been that long now, no. I've got three kids to worry about.  That's all it is. They see gigs because there's no gigs he's about. It's only our name.  Many kids have you got? Three. How do you protect your kids from this? You just got to school them as best you can.  If you let them wind you up, then that's what they want and you've just got to keep on drilling that down to them. My daughter, she's 20, 21, she's got a different name so she's kind of gets away with it. But my two boys, they're going to have to deal with it. Yeah, Mrs Natasha, she was in the papers four years ago saying that she would have your back or she's working to get your back. No, yeah, no. We have a good relationship now.  We've got to be in sync. That's the most important thing. Everything else to decide. You've got to try and stop it affecting them as much as possible. Do you think she was manipulated and kind of groomed because of Ryan's stature? No, I could name ten footballers that she'd been with. Did you know that at the time? No, it was afterwards. One of them, after it all happened, went to Portugal and I'm with two naughty lads and as I've walked in one of the bars, one of the guys who stood right behind the door with his mate and I've walked to the bar and as I've walked to the bar, turned and all you can see is a door shutting. That's nuts. That was Phil Bardsley. So that was clear that it was, what would you like, Phil Bardsley? You're about right. Phil Bardsley. Danny, go on and on.  Did you know this then? No, but after that. Was it kind of a relief that even though it's sick, but was it kind of, do you know what?  The ironic bit was, she's turned into what I was. She was just cheating, lying, and that was me, so it's kind of calming away. You can't believe in something, not expect it to hit you. So that's the kind of way I look at it.   That's not just a big bite, Foxy.  But that's the way I looked at it, and it's made me a better person for it. And you get three beautiful kids. Ryan had a pregnant as well, was that correct? Hadn't it got an abortion? Is that true, and it was in the papers? Yeah, I don't. What about all the kids and stuff, DNAs and that? No, that was the first thing I did in the week. How hard was that then, waiting for your results? Yeah, because I just... You know, my instinct is really good, and you just know. And then that would have been really... That would have been probably more mentally damaging. Push over there, do you think? Yeah, yeah.  That is some heavy stuff, it is. People don't realise that some men can't take it. No psychiatrist, no help, no nothing, just friends just talking it through. So maybe it would have healed quicker if it did talk to professional people. Was it a lonely time for you? Pats, yeah. When did you come back from Spain? When was the first time you spoke? After it came out? Probably about 10 days. Because they were all scared to come.  It was quite calm, very calm. Because if you lose your temper then... You could have it on a callan spree. Num to it. How much did she get paid for the story, do you know? I don't know. So she's made money from your misery. 100 odd grand anyway, yeah. But the main objective is, these are building bridges now, which is amazing. People do grow up. We're fine, listen, I can switch and I can say what I want to say, but in the most we're fine. How long were you seeing each other for? 8 years. So just from the start of your relationship? 2003 to 2011. What about Christmas parties, parties, stuff like that?  Did you know he cheated before? Or by further women? Yeah, were you doing it together or anything? Well, this is what I used to thought that he had good friends, but not really now, because the amount of stuff that he had, but then the ironic thing is about that is all his friends would do it as well, but the most ironic thing about that, their girlfriends would do it as well, because I went out with one of their girlfriends who was in their crowd, so I know what both sides do. So they were all at it.  Remember the old programme, Footballer's Waves? They were all at it. This place, in worse, this is why I don't drink now, socialise any more. Everyone's shagging everyone.  It's warped.  It's wrong. I'm thinking, what am I doing? You look at John Terry, what he'd done with Wayne Bridge as well. Do you know what I mean? It's sad. It's a sad state of affairs that that can happen, but it just shows you act at what goes on behind closed doors. One of his mates saying, Ryan, what are you doing? This is your kid's wife. What are you doing? But no, come in my house.   I don't get it.   It's just a very, very selfish, selfish person. Is he a lonely man? Well, he must be. He must be. I'm quite comfortable in my own skin, in my own company. This is why it's been no problem in lockdown for me. But, yeah, people like that have always need to have people around them and pamper them. Yeah, it's always stuff like that. It's never been for me. To get put up in a pedestal. People...  If you live in a negative world, know what people want to talk about.  So he's done that. Not me. He's ruined his legacy. Not me.  He's got the best career in the world. Absolute world-class footballer. But no one will remember that, unfortunately. What hurt you the most? Out with all that? All of it. Yeah? Were you ever sourcedo? No. Too strong for that? You got kids, stuff like that? Yeah. That's what... Any negative thing? Wait a minute.    And then that... It's just been. So why did your mum do this on you? What was it you've done to that? Everybody's told you that. I tell stories. I do this. I do that. I can't be trusted. It's all craps, all lies. Prove it.  Great. See me kids if you want. I'm not interested anymore. I'm not really interested. The doors are open for her. Yeah, I don't really care. I'm not really thinking about it. I've got three children to concentrate on. Yeah. And you've done that, which is the main thing.  I've not... Fair play. Fair play and it must be difficult to even bring it back up and bring back a lot of emotions and memories. But this is what I mean. It doesn't anymore because after about... It took five years. Five years to get over. What did you do in that five years? Did you ever get back with Natasha? Did you ever... We tried when we went to Cyprus to pathos, but it was just mentally I was like, no, I can't do this. Too many thoughts going through your head. Did she ever get help? I'm not sure. Do you know what I mean?  She's... That must be difficult. That will play back her mind if she gets older. I know she probably regrets it now because she was young and daff and people made daff mistakes, but... How old was she? My name was happening probably 21. So she's very young, girl. 22. Seeing someone playing for Manchester United. It is a massive turn-on. No matter who it is, no matter who you're married to, but you've still got to have more respect and more morals for yourself and especially your man. Were you married? Engaged. Married in 2010. The year before it came out. Yeah. Yeah. Who was your best friend? She said to me, she went... Will, Will Miller. So she said... When she got married, she went to see a clairvoyant and she said you'd be... you'd be forced within the year. I didn't see that clairvoyant. She was bang on.   I don't know how you've managed to pull it all together and on it.


an old lady went to the fruit seller to buy some mangoes. Her eyesight wasn't very good, her hearing wasn't very good, she was walking really slowly. You could tell that she was quite frail. The mango seller saw her coming from far away and he rubbed his hands and he thought, aha, today I am going to sell this old woman all of my slightly rotten, slightly overripe mangoes because well she won't know any different. So when she got to him, he said to her, he said, you know these are the best mangoes in the market today. They're all fresh and they're all firm and they're all really sweet. You can pick any mango that you like with your eyes closed, they'll all be perfect. The old lady however had a slightly strange request. She said to him, she said, I've got this new recipe for a chutney and for this I need the slightly overripe mangoes. You know the ones that are started to go a bit soft. So my eyesight isn't very good. Would you mind very much separating them for me? The fruit seller was absolutely delighted because it's not every day that somebody actually asks to buy your slightly bad fruit. So he very carefully took out all the slightly overripe, slightly soft mangoes, made a separate pile of them and said to her, there you go. Now you can pick the ones that you want. And the old lady smiled sweetly at him. She thanked him with all her heart and then she turned to the other pile, the one with the fresh firm mangoes and she picked all the mangoes that she wanted. You know this is one of my favorite stories. I use it very often in my corporate training sessions and typically the first reaction is one of anger that she was dishonest, that she cheated the fruit seller. Hey, where did she cheat him? He was planning to cheat her. He was planning to sell her all of his soft overripe fruit. It's just that she was one step ahead of him. She got there before he did. Then you realize that it has nothing to do with her being dishonest or her cheating the fruit seller. It's just that society does not like people who are self-sufficient, people who can take care of themselves because then you're more difficult to control. You know strength comes in many, many different ways and even the concept of strength itself changes with circumstances, with situations, with age, with gender. There's no equation, there's no formula for strength. So don't let anyone guilt you into thinking that if you're not conforming to their idea of strength that you're not good enough or don't let people make you feel inferior if their strength is not your strength. Just remember your strength comes from within you. It is very individual to you. Recognize your own strengths and work to those.


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What's up everybody once again it's Brandman Sean and this video is brought to you by brandmannetwork.com because I saw myself. Now I've been posed with a question, will Lil TJ last? Now first and foremost, I mean that's a pretty early period of time to ask me that question right because Lil TJ is just now coming up and if you aren't clear on who Lil TJ is, let me give a little detail, backtrack a little bit. Lil TJ is a rapper from Boston, New York and you might not even want to call him a rapper because of his influences are people like Usher, Michael Jackson and Justin Bieber. Don't believe me? Check his song None of Your Love where he essentially flips Justin Bieber's baby. Not his kid but the song. He's the perfect epitome of today's sing rapper. He does it and he does it well and he comes from that tree of the A Boogie-ish Bronx in New York rap style. So let's get into a few things to consider because like I said it's pretty early but these things will give an idea of some of his trajectory. So one thing to really consider is Lil TJ's music release strategy. He doesn't really drop a lot of music especially by today's standards. Even if you go look through his pages you can look at his sound cloud and see you know okay he dropped the whole FN tape that had a few tracks obviously 10 months ago but then you look at six months ago that's four months as a gap. One month ago right like five months ago it's kind of random and there's a decent period of time often times at least two to three months in between each one right. And that type of strategy really touches on the principle that a lot of people get mixed up. They think that you have to flood flood flood the streets just to get people's attention to keep people's attention but it's not necessarily about just putting a lot of information out there but it's about how long can you hold people's attention and can you maximize records. A lot of people flood the streets and then they don't maximize one record that they could have gotten a lot more out of and doing something like this helps you not just blow up with all your good stuff at first.  He didn't hit the market with just a lot of music. He hit the market with three legitimate hits. So another thing to consider when you look a little TJ is yo he has a team and the team is moving well. They're making small moves to maximize not only the music but even attention in smart moments. A perfect example is the fake arrest video that they did.  If you don't know what video I'm talking about you can check out the fake arrest here. So this is my favorite part of the marketing and one of my favorite little moments because when you think about PR and trying to get attention you know how they say all attention is good attention. I don't know I still feel like the verdicts out on that. There's still a few things where you know I don't know if that was a good attention. But when it comes to this was really dope is when you have those snippets to the music videos it doesn't have to come off as just some superficial trolling right. You could say you were promoting your music video versus doing some random gimmick six nine type thing just to get people's attention as not necessarily leading to anybody at the moment is just trying to make people talk about you and even better in this particular instance. Yeah he did the clip and a lot of people didn't believe him. Some people did believe at first but the beauty of this type of stuff is when it happens you do get into the conversation. People start to talk about you even if they don't believe and they start talking mess about people who do believe they're still keeping you in the conversation. They're still creating some energy and buzz around you all the way to the point that it was talked about on everyday struggle. And again even though they didn't believe it they were still talking about them and that's the point one thing that people should keep in mind whether you're trying to be some kind of random type of celebrity or you're specifically trying to be an artist one thing that you want to do right the first step is just to get people to know something about you one fact really why because it goes like this right. If you can get somebody to have this one fact in their brain about you when they see you again they'll recognize you right they've created some familiarity and they'll be more open to learn more about you so here's a perfect example a lot of people never heard a little TJ but once they saw this whole arrest thing they're hearing about the rapper who got arrested that's some people right and then some people are hearing about the rapper who got arrested but it was actually a fake video either way goes those people have heard about them I'm not talking about the core fans who already know about them and the people who are in the area and they actually start to get into like little TJ's music just from hearing about it some people literally just heard that saw the video saw his face and now like they're gone but next time some people see them they'll be like yo isn't that that dude that had the fake arrest video and then some people never even found out that it was fake right so they're just gonna be like yo isn't that the dude who got arrested and then once they see them right they're gonna pay more attention and then they'll learn another fact and then they'll learn another fact and another fact and they'll become more and more open to learn more stuff about the person it's a psychology thing right when you learn stuff about people it makes you want to learn more it makes you curious to know more you ever learn a little bit of something or hear a little bit of a story and now you're like wondering what else is happening even if you move on your mind there's a space in your mind that wants to complete the loop wants to complete the story there's a lot of shows right that I don't care about especially some of these reality shows but might be in my sister house or something like that see a little bit of it and then I get to know people's names or whatever and I'm not paying attention to that mess but then next time I'm over there you know just chilling eating some cereal or something like that I'm kind of in my mind thinking yo what's up with such and such oh snap I mean because I remember they did that in that and I start to make those connections are mine like the psychology is constantly looking to make those connections that's how the brain works so your goal as an artist or anybody who wants to be a famous known brand for that matter is to get people to know facts about you you just got to figure out what's the first one and then the last thing to consider when it comes to little TJ is the fact that he signed two Columbia records which means he does have infrastructure in place we talked about earlier yo okay he has a team that's smart enough know how to leverage visibility they know how to leverage certain music and make sure to get the most out of songs but the thing about Columbia records in particular that makes it really interesting when you think about artists like little TJ is the fact that he's a quote-unquote urban artist and Columbia records doesn't have a slew of young urban artist this is particularly when you're comparing them to somebody like Atlantic records right that they have a full full roster but Columbia records has polo G which of course if you know polo G you probably know little TJ and vice versa they did pop out together and then we have Lil Nas X and that's pretty much it in terms of some of the biggest artists on that label in their particular category I might be forgetting somebody but when you have at least that right of some solid artist but it's not a huge roster that means you're probably gonna get more attention in their space you don't have to share a lot of resources with a lot of other random artists and compete for that which means Columbia is probably gonna take care of them they're probably invested in him having a solid career so that's another big W when it comes to Lil TJ and those are three main things to consider on whether you think Lil TJ will last in the game or not right he does have some infrastructure and a solid team in place he does have some strategy when it comes to how he puts out his music he shows that he wants this for the long game you can see it in the way he moves and the most interesting and random part about him to me is the fact that his influencers are those more R&B people that he talks about as opposed to some of the rappers that a lot of people would have directly compared him to but that could be to his favor at some point and start to help differentiate him as he starts to evolve as an artist so these are some things to look out for I want to know your thoughts if you've heard Lil TJ or if you haven't go listen to him and let me know do you think he'll last it's early to judge but you know people love speculation today that's it as always this video is brought to you by brandmannetwork.com we take artists help develop and build their brands and then we help build their fan base is real fans that is and as always last but not 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