from London, England, extracting the signal from the noise. It's theCUBE, Cover, Discover 2015. Brought to you by Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Now your hosts, John Furrier and Dave Vellante. Okay, welcome back, everyone. We are here live in London, England for HP Enterprise, now called HPE, HPE Discover 2015. This is Silicon Angles theCUBE, our flagship program. Where we go out to the events and extract the signal from the noise. I'm John Furrier, my co-host, Dave Vellante. Our next guest is Jeff V, VP of Marketing and big data platforms at HPE Software. Welcome back to theCUBE, good to see you. Good to see you again. Good to have you all get the update. I'll see you are kind of teasing out in our last CUBE interview, talking about the software focus, the split operating prior to the official date on November 1st. It has happened. Now it's rocking, cloud front and center, clear message, infrastructure products are underneath the hood. You got some DevOps. You got some HPC vertical focus, we just talked with Brent earlier. Big data's in the middle of all the action. Yeah, well, there's the four transformational areas. And you're right, the last time we talked to us a few months ago, this was just a plan. And plans don't always work out. So it's pretty immense that a company fundamentally split its devils in the detail, but we're already feeling it working well. And coming to an event like this, that's as immense as it is, where there's nowhere to hide, you know? Literally there's nowhere to hide here. It's about bringing it together and seeing that it resonates. You know, it's not just about splitting the company in half, that's the action. It's about being able to focus and tune the business so that we can be far more agile and far more focused.   Everyone we talked to here has a laser focus on their business. And you can see the kind of, I won't say they won't say M&A, but like organic growth and also they're focused. So, you know, congratulations on predicting that and it feels good here. So anything new to add from the vibe show here with the new marching orders and products? Obviously the transformation areas are there. Well, that's the two levels. And that I think it's important for the audience to look and hold us accountable for delivering on these transformational areas. You know, I would be not the first executive to point out these transformation areas are not necessarily new concepts. The one obviously that my business is most focused on, and I would argue is that the center at is empowering a data-driven organization.  That's not a new concept. But what's new is about the kind of data we're talking about, the scale of it, the velocity of it, and who's using it. And that's where we're talking about making sure the technology is actually accelerating it versus getting in the way. You know, we did a poll and we surveyed why people sometimes struggle with getting these data-centric deployments going. It's more than just an app. You know, getting an app up and running can be complicated, it can be non-trivial. But then when you're producing the data, the big question is does anybody care? Does anybody use it? And I think we talked about, you know, back in the summer that the monthly report is dead. Nobody cares. Yeah, real time is where it's at. It's got to be near real time, and that's not the exception. And that's where the focus seems to be going is data-driven means getting your data, be getting it in the hands where it can affect the business in a way that's meaningful. So I got to ask you on the transformation. I want you to explain this for the folks watching. There's four transformation areas, hybrid infrastructure, security, data-driven organization, and workplace productivity. I mean, different names, but generally those are categorically ones. Sir, the data-driven, we had a great talk about, the tooling and making that the one transformation. But your products and HP software cuts across all that. We talked with Sue and security. Boom, business model opportunities for her is data. I talked with wireless guys, Domo, or he's like, hey, it's in the data. It's not the price of the access points. It's what they're enabling. And obviously in workplace productivity, data-driven is also going to be embedded in applications. Talk about the difference in how HP software, and obviously we talked about the conversion infrastructure, synergy team, it's a software platform too. So what's your group do on the software side and explain outside of the transformation area the products that you guys are driving? Well, all the pieces come together and are all essential. So it's a little silly to say one's more important than the other, although I have my bias, but what I think the key thing is, is that data is really a living being, and it's not, you know, we're certainly still in the industry talking about big data, but I'm talking more often about making your data big. Sometimes we have customers that do have pentabytes of data and they need to work through that and find that needle in the haystack. Sometimes they'll take 50, 100, 200 terabytes, relatively, you almost can put that on a thumb drive today, and they take that across as hot data, and then they act on that. And it's not really the size of the data. It's often, is that data meaningful and can you use it? Now what we do is we have two franchises, and we've really repositioned them, and I'd love to share that with the Vertica franchise and then the Idle Enterprise franchise. Vertica is about blazing speed with traditional SQL analytics, database analytics, but we use what's called a column or store. That can be 10, 100, even 1,000 time faster than traditional databases. Now the key thing, and what we've introduced here at the show, is the Vertica Advanced Analytics Family. And this is where we have a claim that right now I can't find another vendor that can compete with, because we have core Vertica capabilities, which is about this high performance engine. But now we offer it in five different ways. We have a community addition, it's free. You can take it, you can run up to a limited amount of data, throw it into production and go and kick the tires with it. And customers love doing it because they don't want to just study they want to do. We have Vertica Enterprise, which is our flagship offering. That has the optimized file structure. That's what Facebook runs on. That's what Twitter runs on. That's what nature banks run on. If you want the optimal performance with all the functionality, we've added things like geospatial analytics so that you can actually bring in location and place into your analytics during your data analysis. You want Vertica Enterprise. But around that, we've added a couple other animals to the zoo. Those include not one, but two flavors of cloud. Not a lot of people know this. We have Vertica on demand. That is a pure SaaS offering. You pay either by the terabyte or the query, it is a SaaS model where it's subscription. You don't worry about the deployment, you load your data, and our guarantee is you can be up and running one hour. But the second one we have is public announcement for support for Amazon Web Services.  So you're not in a multi-tenant environment now, you're in that managed server. And then the final one, of course, is Vertica for Seagull for a dupe, where you can hear move, if you will, the analytics to the data, instead of the data to the analytics. And if you have large dupe clusters, run it there. So those five different deployment consumption models means that you can have it any way you want it. Now, some people would say, well, a company that's big, they're going to pick X. Well, I see increasingly big pharmas, they might take the cloud for a rapid pilot prototype, test out a concept, and then deploy on-site, or vice versa. And it's being received really, really well. And none of our competitors, they may offer one or two of those flavors, but we're the Baskin Robbins, the database is offering all these different flavors. And the Vertica On Demand is a hosted offering by you guys, that's a SaaS offering that you provide? Or is that? Yes, it was a Safted offering from us. We have partnerships on where we deploy it. It runs on Amazon Web Services today, and in the future, with our budding relationship with Azure and Microsoft that you announced about, I expect you can look for in the future where we'll offer that deployment option as well. So, okay, so there's a SaaS that runs on Amazon, then as well you can configure it in the marketplace on your own. Right, with the Amazon machine image. The distinction is, first one, you pay like you pay for electricity. Yeah, by the drink. The second one, you actually buy the license, and I have a great example for you. We had a company that had our traditional deployment. They bought a license, they deployed, they were happy, they made a change in their business model and said, we want to move our data center to the cloud. And that could have been incredibly disruptive. With this AMI model, the license they had, they simply took that license straight to the public cloud. They have to pass one penny. We provided the bits to be able to deploy it and all their queries ran because all of these run on core verticals. So it allowed a seamless movement that admittedly they weren't planning for. And you know what? You get extra credit today for that. I think it's going to be table stakes in the future to be able to have a multi-mode way to be able to run that. So seamless migration to where you want to run the workload, basically is what you're saying. Yeah, it's the ability to start and stop and expand where you go. And that is really what I think the next generation of analysts about. So our group, the Big Data Platform Group, is with Vertica as one offering described and then Idle Enterprise and with some exciting news around that. That's focused on unstructured. That is text, that is audio, that is video, that is text in video, that is audio in video. So you really mix it up here. And that is the ability to extract true insight from instruction information. Now, many competitors can do some primary things. They can do keyword searches. But the trick with instruction information is to look at the payload. You got to open the hood. You have to look at not the name of your PowerPoint file but what's actually discussed within it. And that is what the Idle Technology is flawless to do. If you look at Gardner Forest Reports we're the leader in enterprise search. And as part of the announcement we did today, we've taken that franchise in addition to Idle Enterprise that runs on premise to Haven on Demand. And today we've announced four purchase on the CPL, Haven on Demand API Library and Haven on Demand Search as a Service. The APIs are 70 APIs, more than a few competitors that are going around talking about certain things to begin with W. We have about three X the number of APIs that they have that go from simple to sophisticated. It could be format conversion up to face detection. Very easy to use and if the audience goes to Haven on Demand.com they can check it out. They can go run their data against it. There's samples there and you'll see exactly the code sample that comes back. And so important point there is this is analytics for the developer. This is to do an analytic app. A lot of people hear analytics and there is certainly a school of analytics that it's the data scientist running the analytic but increasingly it's going to be about developing services and applications that use the analytics in them. Companies like Uber that run a service, that's an analytic. It's getting you a car but analytics are what's doing that. That's the smartness that comes into it. And to be able to consume and bring that in to mobile apps and enterprise apps. That's the idea economy. I mean basically that's the meat on the bone of the idea economy. Well it's about consuming data within that service and so the APIs are one thing they were offering and then the other is a search as a service which is a curated search offering that lets people use Google and Bing all the time and it's great results, right? The results on page one give me the sports car. I can see how Manchester United did. If I'm here I can see not the 49ers not doing so well so we'll go with the Pats. You can see how your bare football team's doing. But Google and public search capabilities fall on their face often when it's enterprise search because the payloads that you look in are not public websites where you're running a popularity contest of did a million people before want to go there. Now you want to be able to look inside that PowerPoint file, inside that video, inside that email and you want to look at what's being discussed. You need a different technology, different approach and that's what Search as a Service does. Well if you use Google now and you type in like a search query for your flight reservations it's actually reading your email and it puts it right at the top of the search result. Oh your flight's whatever. We did that's kind of freaky but it's interesting. This is a new tooling. It's part of it but that's very very basic. The ability to identify key terms and go oh that's an address maybe we'll link to that. So what you're seeing now that we're able to do is look far deeper at the patterns that are being discussed and make those pattern connections across it. So there is some overlap where we're talking about a whole magnitude of intelligence that goes beyond picking out dates and phone numbers and address. So I want to connect the dots with something you said earlier. You said it's not just about the big data and the size of the data, it's about the velocity. It's also about you said who is using it and historically the whole data business has been about insights for the few. Decision support, you know. Analysts. And even the early day of right but you know 10 you know analysts right with all the power and even in the early days of the big data it's still today. It's the data scientists. So when you talk about the search paradigm and you talk about putting data in the hands of many or I talk about putting in data in the hands of many is that what you're talking about? I mean how do you go from where we are today? Few people have all the power. Is it the search piece that helps? Is it the combination of technologies? How are you operationalizing analytics? Well as simple as it sounds finding the data is kind of job number one because if you can identify and find the data that's relevant that you're looking for it's kind of a game stopper. But remember often we're moving from reporting to ad hoc discovery. And what I mean by that is you start to go within your data and you let the data start to tell you the insight and from that you're going to ask a second and a third question. That's why we call it data discovery. It may sound basic but most systems are not set up that way. They'll kick back some analytics, you'll look at them, you'll go well now I have three more reasons why that anomaly occurred. But that's where it's sorry, no moss. There's no more we can give you. The next generation of systems, the ones that we power allow you to do that double and that triple click. And the key thing and you brought this up is it's not going and creating a report that'll take another 30 days to run. Those days are over. That is your first line, line of business. It could be data scientists but also it could be just your line managers that want to be able to look at that information. And that is the changing that's occurring now is taking that data and the tools. And I'll repeat that. And the tools that can be consumed and used by the edge, by the business people that are making the decisions. So that you can actually close that cycle and do something about it. And that's the breakthrough we're pushing and that's a sea change. Does that mean the data center and the data it has and it's data lakes or not valid or useful? Not at all. On the contrary, you want those edge groups where maybe they've been practicing shadow IT to be able to leverage that. So it's actually bringing together we're seeing businesses from it. Here's the other thing, traditional data you had to know the question. Here's my five questions. Please answer them for me. And now it's about enabling discovery where you don't know what the next question is going to be. You just want to enable it to be asked. And that's a different mindset. And that's what we're seeing being demanded is that organizations don't want to hear about six month deployments, six week deployments and sometimes even shorter. They want to be able to have that data come in and really at the speed of business have the people that can act on it utilize it. And they'll find a way if traditional data IT doesn't. But that's where we're seeing the interest and the growth in the business. Talk about the performance of the team now. HP software, Haven, Haven platform, open source, all the things you mentioned. How's the business going? What's the top things you're working on? Can you share some insight into activity in the business? Well, of course we don't break out the financials and we just announced our earnings. But Meg did call out some of the very, very strong growth, especially around the Vertica franchise. 50% license growth year on year, right? So 50% growth year after year I'll take. And if that is a barometer of the business, it gives you a sense that if you can have the right tools that really make a difference, they will be adopted. Now the color I'm going to give around it is probably if I was talking to you two years ago, we talked a lot about data modernization and that's still occurring. There's a lot of legacy, it's rigid, it's expensive and it needs to move to the new world, right? And we're going to be Christopher Columbus and help them make that journey. But I'll tell you what we're seeing a lot of the energy really starting to come from are the new use cases. They can be in traditional companies or in new companies, but these are companies that, or use cases rather, where they're trying to do fundamentally new things with their data. Not so much, I want to run that monthly report and now I just want to run a cheaper, faster. This is model related stuff, right? That seems to be a pattern we're seeing on theCUBE here is that there's some sort of driver for growth. Yeah, there's some operational efficiencies with data, I see data center and getting the tooling, testing, understanding, success, value. But a lot of the pattern is business value. Well, it's incremental is not enough, saving 20% on my cost. It's not bad, people will take it. But what they're looking for is how can I have something that's going to have a material impact to the business? Because the realization there is it is this idea economy and if I don't do it, my competitor is and now it's not data after the fact. It's data driving the business. And so it's really changing the order of how data is consumed and used and that's pushing the adoption that we're seeing. One of the things we've noticed in the big data space is that a large proportion of the dollars being spent are being spent on services because it's so damn complex. Talk about that dynamic, is that changing? Are we able to sort of package these capabilities, this tooling into software that can scale better and actually be deployed more simply? Well, the example I gave with Vertica on demand where you can have a in the cloud, on demand data warehouse with the capabilities of Vertica and I can look you in the eye and say in one hour you can be up and running. That kind of shows you that those options are there. Now, what I'll connect to though is that other transformational area which is it is a hybrid world. The stats we're seeing is that even with all the hype we're talking 70, 80% and north of that are still going to be running traditional data centers. There's a couple of reasons why. For some companies it's about control the data security of it, but for others it's simple as the legacy. It's that's where the data is. They don't have to clean sheet of paper, they have to deal with it. Yeah, I mean, now you will have startups that today will start in the cloud, end in the cloud and may never have a server sit on premise, that is certainly viable. But also they're the shining star because they use data in a way that's elegant and relevant because they have a clean start. They have the cloud native and then they go use the data, they're data full, they're data rich in their deployments. It's not some fenced out park in the data warehouse. That's what Vertica is a great tool is performance, but like the new models, data's center of the action. Well, I think you're right. And at the same time what we're seeing is a little bit of a maturization. Your customers that say Hadoop is great and we endorse it and we're building around it. We've announced support for Spark, Kafka and some of the new innovations that roll out. But you're also seeing people say, I'm going to use it in this use case, not in this one. I think you're seeing the same thing also on cloud that it's a balancing. There are trade-offs between it and the company that I think is really going to win is one that offers you that choice without compromise. That doesn't have an agenda to drive just one flavor of computing. HPE and formerly HP has always kind of stood for that. That we're going to give you those kind of capabilities. And I'll tell you right now, that's the formula that's resonating with our customers.  And their investments that they made and made for good reason, they want to be able to preserve and take forward for very good reason. And that is where our conversation starts versus a kind of forklift and you have to do it this completely different way. And that is what I think is going to happen over the next, I'd say five years, this focus around hybrid computing and how do I do that well versus a tension focus of I'm right cloud, I'm right premise, you're kind of both right. It's a hybrid world, that G's out of the bottle. Final question I got to ask you, I asked this last time and it was a long bumper sticker. So I got to ask you the bumper sticker for this show, nice and tight. What's the bumper sticker for HPE this year? I would say focus and energy. I have never seen a more positive focused event. I've never seen an event where you truly see not just Hewlett Packard offering a broad set of capabilities but where it feels like the pieces, the machine is connected together. If you walk around here, even how this venue is organized, it's all organized by those four transformational areas. There is no hardware zone, there is no software zone. It's just about bringing solutions to address these things. And I like to say when you look at the marketing positioning and the go to market of a company, you should never be able to figure out their org chart. If you can, you can figure out, oh, that's this division because all their products use this color. HPE Discover used to be like that. You could literally see the org chart on the floor. It was quite different, not here. Now that we've moved past it, I can say, I don't think that's healthy. I think when you can look at a company and not be able to figure out the org chart because it looks like it's connected together, you got to do other things. But I think it's a decent litmus test. And right now it feels like a connected company versus maybe a more disparate one. Great point. And also the other thing I was saying is a lot of companies do cool, but they don't do relevant. And I see a lot of cool and relevant. You're not over hyping the Docker card. They're over here. You're seeing DevOps. So the cool stuff's here, but it's relevant. You know what I'm saying? So having a cool and relevant and practical is a very good benchmark. And if I can throw in real, okay? You walk around the show floor, the stuff is real. You can buy it. You can use it. Customers are deploying it already. We are talking in a, yeah, it's visionary, but it's grounded. And that's what HP does well. And I think that's what people appreciate. Jeff, thanks for sharing the big data perspective and sharing the data and insights with us here on theCUBE. Appreciate it. Always insights here from Jeff because that's the outcome we're looking for here. And again, cool and relevant. Data's at the center of the value proposition. Very integrated show. Congratulations. You called it in advance. Thanks for the telegraph on that one. HP's got a good spring in this. They're very focused, a lot of energy. This is theCUBE. Trying to bring the energy day too. We have three days of wall-to-wall coverage. Thanks for watching. We'll be right back with more after this short break.


Your Coca-Cola bottler presents Claudia Based on the famous play and novels by Rose Franken Brought to you transcribed Monday through Friday by your friendly neighbor who bottles Coca-Cola Relax and while you're listening refresh yourself. Have a Coke and now Claudia Claudia come over here to the sofa a moment. I want to measure this sleeve just a second mom I'm in the middle of a sentence.  Thank you letter. I am And I don't know what to say Honestly, you'd think Julie had no better than to send Bobby a present. Why shouldn't you send Bobby a present? But in the first place because he's not old enough to know it's a present for him And in the second place I am old enough to know that I have to write a thank-you note for a sad state of affairs indeed Therefore I wish Bobby were a little older and I were a little younger then he'd write the letter and you'd get the presents exactly Really sending a silver rattle to a baby not four months old I never heard of such a silly thing babies love rattles. It's so expensive Oh, well She never had a baby of her own so No wonder she doesn't realize that they don't know the difference between silver and celluloid Julia doesn't care whether the baby does or not she doesn't that's all that matters She really is terribly generous She's given us the most wonderful presents since we're married I was certainly lucky when I drew Julia as my husband's sister-in-law wasn't I? And I don't mean that greedy you were lucky when you drew your husband Yep, and I knew at the minute I set eyes on him. I figured right away. He was the right father for my children That's an interesting variation on an old theme What I like so much about David as a father is that he's never fatuous about it He didn't even seem impressed this morning when Bobby reached for his orange juice nothing to be impressed about Has any son of yours ever reached for his orange juice mrs. Brown?   You say the sweetest things to me Anyway, he is getting frightfully cute. Oh, David or the baby David of course He's starting to act as if he really knew what he was doing He follows me around the room with his eyes and he gurgles when I pick him up You know what? I've decided to keep him. That's good. Such a nuisance exchanging things these days Say I wonder where David is. He should be back from the village by now. Stop worrying about him Well, he's not around to hear me Hope nothing's happened now. What could have happened? Well, he only went down time to buy some tobacco. He's been gone for over half an hour David drives sensibly. He doesn't rush when there's no reason like someone I know I hope David will be proud of his son changing the subject there You know, it must be awful when a father is get back to that. Thank you. No to yours. I'm getting dizzy just finishing it love Gloria and come over here and let me measure this sleeve Mama this sweater is going to be beautiful when you're finished I hope you realize my feelings have been very hurt lately. What have I done now? You've been knitting for barbie for the last um four and nine For the last 13 months It's about time you got back to me. I'm practically threadbare Claudia stand still scratch, please Right there behind my left shoulder blade. How can I measure you if you wiggle round get get the right place mama? Right there under the left shoulder blade. Why don't you buy yourself a back scratcher? Are you resigning from your job? I am resignation not accepted Put more emotion into it mrs. Brown many David comes in.  Yes, ma'am That's a pretty pose Hey David you're home. Will you stand still claudia? You just made me drop six stitches It's my husband's fault. What were you doing downtown so long?  Oh, I love blonde red heads. David your wife is impossible Thank you. I've been trying to measure her arm for the last five minutes. She simply can't hold it still Hold your arms still. I am you're not if you don't behave properly I'll add three inches to this sweater and give it to David Hmm six inches on each side Bragging Now tell me what were you doing downtown so long? I stopped in to see a double feature. Any good? No terrible. I'm going to bed. What's the matter can't you stand my company for even five minutes mrs. Brown?  How can you accuse me of such a thing david? You know I treat mama with the utmost respect Come on david. You haven't told me what you were doing downtown so long may as well confess david Confess what what took you so long buying a can of tobacco? You too, what your justice is inquisitive as your daughter. I inherited it from her. Well, I'm sorry to disappoint you Here it is one can of tobacco Is that all Mama I'm suspicious. I'm suspicious too What's that bulge in your coat pocket david? Mrs. Sherlock Holmes. You may as well give up david She'll nag you until you confess and if she doesn't I will darling really. I'm touched beyond words What is it? What is what? The present you bought me who said anything about bringing you a present the look in your eye the look of a man Who just bought his wife a present for no reason I didn't buy you any present For no reason. That's why I love you.  Oh, don't keep her in suspense. She's bursting I can't imagine what it is. I haven't been hinting for anything lately Look look now. How could I buy you a present? What store would be open to this hour of the night? The stationary store where you bought the cigar greedy, isn't she? She was feeling sorry for herself because bobby was getting all the presents for the family Well, I'm afraid you're in for an awful letdown. Isn't he sweet? I am not sweet And we were going to scold him for being out late just shows you he must never jump to conclusions now david out with it So I can go to bed All right Here it is See mama, I know my husband go on open it. It's all wrapped up so pretty Sort of heavy too Can't imagine what it is. Well, you'll never guess Well, I'm I'm certainly glad that you're not the kind of a husband david that the minute he has a son He forgets all about his wife What does that mean? Well, just that it's a waste of money to buy things for a baby Of course, it's all right for julia wasting little money buying baby a silver rattle, but I'm simply not going to allow myself any such indulgences. You're not you know this afternoon when mom and I were downtown We absolutely forbade ourselves to buy anything for bobby You did Despite of the fact that he you know, he sort of sees things now and he reaches out for them Still he's he's much too young to know how to enjoy anything Stop giving us lectures claudia and open that package Well, I just wanted to make david realize that i'm not too young for this sort of thing I and i'm not too old either Maybe you had better not open the package darling. Oh, I'm opening it david Your ear is burning while you're driving home from downtown No, not especially Mama was saying all sorts of nice things about that's not true david I didn't open my mouth claudia was doing all the talking as usual mama was saying that You were a wonderful father because you didn't dote No bobby's not much to do it about he's just like any other baby sleeping all the time eating all the time And wet all the time claudia. Will you please stop the doodling over that package? I'm going to have a nervous breakdown I'm opening it mama I'm just Side-tracked a little and give it to me. I can open the package and get side-tracked at the same time. Well, you're older than I am Here we are Last layer of paper you're going to be awfully disappointed nothing you could buy for me could ever disappoint me darling Before I look and see what it is. I just want you to know Anything you give me I love well just open the package Gosh everybody looking at me this way. I'm getting so nervous careful. You don't break anything Oh look Isn't it beautiful? It's a locomotive Exactly. It's a locomotive a black locomotive. It is That's what I wanted Isn't it? I thought you'd been ailing for one. Yes. I I've been wishing for months Somebody would give me a black locomotive. Yes, you mentioned it to me once or twice I told you you'd be disappointed. Who said anything about being disappointed And maybe this will teach you not to jump to conclusion. I don't see why you say that this is a Stunning black locomotive. It is that look here. Okay. Let me show you something It it shoots sparks out of the funnel when it rolls across the floor It does works just like a real one What will they think of next? I don't know. They certainly do think of wonderful things for toys these days. Now look at it. Look at this contraption Miraculous It's not miraculous, but it's pretty wonderful if you say so dear You're disappointed aren't you? Well, that that's the last thing I am Just because I expected it to be a present for me that I'm disappointed that it isn't ridiculous Well, that would be if it were me. Oh, no, you wouldn't No, you wouldn't not if we're a present for your son instead Yes, you're right. I I figure that every little boy ought to have a locomotive Did you say little boy david? He's four months old, isn't he? And he's he's reaching for things, isn't he well by this morning He grabbed his orange juice right out of your hand. That makes an old old man of him with a long white beard Claudia, what was that? You were saying a moment ago about david and doting. I remember all too well I am not a doting father now here Concentrate you wind it up this way There now and you put it on the floor give the shove It rolls off Hey, see the sparks starting to fly out of the smokestack. Mama, I was all wrong all wrong What about now just shows you can be married to a husband for over a year and not knowing at all What have I done now? You're not a doting father darling. You're not even a doting husband David you bought that locomotive for yourself Bought it for myself I did not Did I did you Well, if if you don't tell bobby, I'll let you play with it too When the clock strikes noon, that's the signal for a hasty bite of lunch in many households Nutritionist frown on hasty eating They suggest you sit down and relax at all meals Why not pause and lunch refreshed with ice cold coca-cola? You'll find an ice cold bottle of coke with your noonday sandwich or snack both relaxing and refreshing Oh joe, mind if I gather some information from you? Well, not at all, mrs. Brown. What's on your mind? Nothing serious. I was just wondering how many times you would bought presents for yourself Under the guise of buying them for your son Not once mrs. Brown Not twice Perhaps three times good Fathers sometimes let themselves be neglected. I can't complain about that and neither can david. I suppose Especially tomorrow and tomorrow Claudia meets jessie mason. She's the widow of the man who was killed driving into david's car. Oh And I uh, suppose it makes claudia appreciate david bought twice as much. That's the way life works Well, be seeing you mr. King. Goodbye mrs. Brown. Thanks for stopping by And remember every day monday through friday claudia comes to you transcribed with the best wishes of your friendly neighbor who bottles coca-cola So listen again tomorrow at the same time And now this is joe king saying or of war And remember whoever you are whatever you do wherever you may be When you think of refreshment think of coca-cola For coca-cola makes any pause the pause that refreshes And ice cold coca-cola is everywhere This broadcast of claudia was supervised and directed by william brown maloney And now here's a word from your friendly neighbor who bottles coca-cola


All right, let's see a few of these You're assuming a universalistic worldview that comes from Christianity and Plato. I'm assuming of a universalist universalistic worldview I don't think it only comes in Christianity and Plato. It certainly comes from Aristotle It comes from anybody who believes in human nature and believes that we have a nature and we leaves that We have their absolutes and believes that those absolutes apply to all people Reason is man's basic means of survival applies to all human beings. That's not from Plato, believe me And that's not from certainly not for Christianity But I am a universalist in the sense that I believe that The same morality the same basic principles about apply to all human beings. They don't apply to animals.  There's a big evolutionary leap between Monkeys or apes and human beings and human beings have free will We create our own souls. We create our own destiny We are who we are as individuals We're not a product of our genes Wow, do you think Iron Man's depiction of Arabs as savage on Donahue was consistent with their anti-determinist stance? Yes It was within a context It was in a context of the struggles in the Middle East It was the context of the struggles between Israel and the Palestinians the Arab nations around it It was in the context of culture not of genes I Let me say now. I think lots of cultures in the world are savage barbaric Primitive, but I don't differentiate those by race. It's by culture Arabs in a different era with a height of civilization were the most sophisticated people in the world for hundreds of years It has everything to do with ideas and culture not genes Those same Arabs in a different circumstances could achieve great things and Iron Man certainly wouldn't have denied that All right answer that one lots of questions so hold on on the question for a little bit. Let me let me catch up Oh another one. All right, but that's all that's a good amount of money Let's see you mentioned several several throughout the show But it would be great if you would summarize the challenge question Rational people can ask others who speak in terms of race the challenge questions. Wow I'm not sure exactly what you mean by that. I mean I would ask them Why it's important to them What it actually means Yeah, let me think about that I don't have a list of questions although I've obviously Said so I'm sure if somebody did a quick kind of scan of the thing They could pull out the things that would challenge somebody about racism But the main thing is is do you believe this is the key question? I think that do you believe people have free will If you don't then I kind of understand racism We're just product about genes and it's important to figure out where the genes come from and what's the origin of them And then that'll determine who my character is but if you believe in free will then on what basis would one even be What would value race? Part of it's part of the historical records so we never forget evils of the past Is there a case to be made for keep us status up just like we did for Holocaust statues up?  I love I mentioned this on a show and I showed a photo of one of my favorite sculptures is in is in the Louvre of Spartacus a slave Breaking his chains and struggling for freedom that is the kind of sculpture that is the kind of celebration That is the kind of Memorial you want to have to remind you of the past But sculptures of Lee and other Historical figures put them in a museum stick them in some historical museum You don't put them out in public to celebrate sculptures are celebrations when they put out in public The things to commemorate the things to commemorate in a positive way or to remember an injustice But not by portraying of the the the person who inflicted the injustice It's it's it's by portraying the person who Was suffered the injustice so memorials to the Holocaust Don't have Hitler writing a horse or writing his Volkswagen What you have is the victims you portraying the victims so That's how I think monuments or memorials should should be viewed, right? Let's see How much worse to see racial violence? Getting before it begins to settle down how much how much water I think it's gonna get a lot worse Because I think you haven't yet seen The white racism Reach it's apex. I think it's I think it's gonna grow. I think black lives matter is gonna make it worse I think it's gonna it's becoming more and more and more of a part of A whole segment of American society and I think when though when that gets big enough and strong enough to confront The the racism of the black lives matter movement then you will get real Racial violence it's starting a little bit and you'll get much more of it It's a you know in in in Portland before all of these riots and everything happened before the demonstrations happened you had White supremacists clashing with Antifa almost every weekend. There was a period a few years ago almost every weekend And I think that is gonna scale up and become much much worse Unfortunately what we need today what I called a new intellectual would be any man or woman who is willing to think Meaning any man or woman who knows that men's life must be guided by reason By the intellect not by feelings wishes women's or mystic revelations Any man or woman who values his life and who does not get want to give in to today's cult of despair cynicism and impotence and does not intend to give up the world to the dark ages and to the role of the collectivist Using the super chat and I noticed yesterday when I appealed for support for the show Many of you step forward and actually Supported the show for the first time. So I'll do it again. 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Hi everyone Joe for jaspyscasebreaks.com happy Tuesday coming at you with 2020 panini mosaic football 20 box Blaster break pick your team at number five PYT number five full 20 box blaster case No vet commons will ship Also, we're giving away the bangles if you buy at least two or more teams You get a chance the bangles two teams one entry four teams two entries so on and so forth So big thanks all of these folks right here So let's see who See who's in let's sort this by column a Brian Crouch got to that's an entry Jarell got to that's an entry John got to that's an entry Josh got to That's an entry Karen got to that's an entry Michael Goluchy got eight And that is four entries Nicholas Casper got to that's an entry Ricky Got six. That's three entries nice Ryan H. Got to that's an entry and Sean Maddock got to that is an entry All right, so there's 15 spots on this list right here So let's put those 15 spots there the name on top after Eight two and a six eight times name on top after eight It's gonna get it get the bangles one two three four five six seven and Eighth and final time name on top after eight is gonna be Michael Michael Goluchy steel curtain After eight you get the bangles All right, so let's pop your name in there. Thanks everybody else for giving that a shot There is another blaster case up on Jasper's case breaks calm if you want to try it again All right, so let's print and rip. Good luck everybody There it is mosaic blaster right there all 20 boxes a lot of stuff in here. Good luck everybody Slide all these over in the back here. We'll nick help here. So let's turn this camera around There you go dark. All right, so we're gonna slide some boxes over to him Help us get a head start Get this blaster break done more quickly And that way we can get to some more orders nothing else was sold out after this but a lot of stuff was close So if you're watching live go to Jasper's case breaks calm check it out Nick who's the next coach that's gonna get fired. I feel like the domino first domino falls with Bill O'Brien John Gruden For going charity events without masks. Did you hear what the NFL could could do?  I mean Wi-Fi are now I guess All right, good luck everybody. There's green Brian Dawkins So vet commons won't ship, but obviously that's a green parallel. So that will ship and there's a Genesis right here Right out of the gate Len Dawson a couple of regular top-loaders Not prepared for this great Yeah, I just re-entered it and then it worked All right, that goes to I mean, it's not that much of a hassle, but There's the final print out right here. So chiefs that'll be Josh Zetz With the chiefs. All right, so that's a Genesis. That's a that's a super short print as well Justin Herbert Dan Marino touchdown Masters insert inserts obviously will ship this Curtis Martin mosaic parallel will ship Brighten that up a little bit. So top camera Nick Jaspy doing this thing over there on the Nick cam Dan Quinn next out. Yeah That seems to be the next logical choice, but I don't know. I feel like they should have fired him last year Doesn't have a Christian McCaffrey should be making his way back soon. There's a box box is hidden box Are there any surprises over the Over the weekend? I guess Brown's just putting for putting 49 on the Cowboys That was kind of crazy that Patricia might get fired next I'm not even on that part of the screen yet. Oh Oh Man Brady throws for five touchdowns embarrassing Sean Jaspy's chargers. I thought defense was supposed to be their strong suit Apparently not yet Anthony Lynn. That might be the next dude done Look that'll check fired Ravens took care of business Panthers took care of Panthers looking good. Everyone thought without Christian McCaffrey They thought game over. No bridge water stepped up. You see him running around like over like bridge water of old look pretty good Vikings finally getting a win. So I guess I guess that coach up there. I'm blanking on his name will Zimmer and this guy Kirk Cousins will last a little bit longer. Giants kept things closer than I thought but the Rams grinded out a win I thought the Rams would score a lot more points my Raiders were not good. They looked weak Without a couple of their rookie receivers and their defense is just awful Eagle how do you like that? How do you like the Eagles or Nick Jaspy big Eagles fan? Are they in first place now with a one two and one? That division is just so bad right because the Cowboys are terrible Giants are terrible Right first there you go first place is first place rookie green CJ Henderson and Annias Williams Cardinal is your first First autograph and autographs are not too common in these blaster boxes, but Shawn Maddock with the Cardinals There's Darius. Did I miss a Mahon? I just passing by Mahomes is here Like all things Mahomes will to win Baker. Yeah Touchdown Masters Mahomes anything with his name on it It's pretty awesome. It's another one for the Chiefs got the Genesis and a Mahomes Green CJ Henderson. Yeah, that Russell Wilson silver will definitely ship Jalen Rhaegor green rookie for the Eagles Ryan H Eagles looked looked pretty good actually This is where they turn it around This is where they turn it around folks NFL debut Joe Burrow will go to Michael Glucci in the Bengals. He won that in that randomizer Wow, they'll beat the Steelers next week. Where is the game? It's in Philadelphia, maybe No, no fans I guess too far. Yeah within state You think they still fly You think they they they bus they got a bus it right Alright another four boxes here Your Eagles, yeah, they go to Pittsburgh Pittsburgh's minus seven Are we taking the plus money all the way on this? There's Brady Oh Eagles money line even There's a buccaneer Brady for Karen Second to be enough Yeah, does that make a difference? I don't know and there's a base Joe Burrow right there got his first win I Think what I what did I see first rookie to to go at least 300 yards in this first four starts or something like that Was the stat pretty impressive Michael Glucci AJ Dylan mosaic Rookie mosaic catch all the rookie parallels much of them as possible You got Javon Kinla Niners with his college gear on variation there for San Francisco John G with the Niners NFL debut green Jonathan Taylor Cole Beasley Marquise Brown What are you feeling this Lakers game Nick? Wow Tying up the series at two making a sighting we got a green Clyde Edwards Hilaire Are we still are we so high on Clyde Edwards Hilaire? E-Lair I know that first week Yeah, I'll air I know the first week he was selling like hotcakes Mike still be yeah, Arash so high on on Clyde Edwards Hilaire Josh do they really Jalen Hurts silver so Joe Burrow NFL debut green It's nice parallel for Michael Glucci and the bangles do we see Jalen Hurts make a start this year a Non-injury start no, okay Went all the way.  That's two wins Ravens. That's not it. That's not a win Giants Cal the plug they might be the Cowboys that that that's a huge matchup right there for the division Wow There's no wins here Six seven seven seven seven wins. I see seven wins Six or seven wins, which might win the division. They're gonna be eight seven Wow eight seven and one folks and win the division Nice JK Dobbins orange 22 out of 25. I Love this parallel here Sean Interesting I know I saw it Nicholas Casper Gravins Yeah, good name drop Sean. Yeah my little my little But come to our shop to hang out I guess when this when this is all You know Nick when I talk to John Poverty You know when we were hanging out with John Jonathan Ross of the dangles He gave us his his thoughts Sean got a Sean you gotta act like you've been there before man Bill said Yeah, the time you saw Easton stick at a bar And when you took a picture of it To a green To a Taco Biola green that goes to Sean Maddock and the Dolphins Sean Sean Jaspy just Name drop mr. Name drop here There's silver Antonio Gibson and scripts for Sean Evans for the Titans Michael Right oh right okay We're Sean Evans Antonio Gibson silver goes to Ricky Holbert and the Washington football team Did I read somewhere that? That if it's popular enough dance nighter might stick with the Washington football team forever There's my homies Josh's that to the chiefs He's will just just delete them from the lead What what what city would need a football team is Antonio Gibson green this time Austin You know there are some some raiders to San Antonio rumors for a while San Antonio could be an interesting It's Julius Thomas Denver. That's gonna be Ricky Holbert and the Broncos Portland could use Like a natural Pacific Northwest rivals Right international Why are we not in why are the lies NFL not in Canada? Are we not invading Canada? Donovan McNabb We got Jake from State Farm Hall of Fame Jerome Betis Is Julius Thomas I can't imagine he He is It's been a minute who's in Julius Thomas Yeah, his last team was in 2017 with the Dolphin so it's been a it's been a few years For Julius Thomas. What's what's he doing now? Yeah on 28 August 2018 announces retirement from the NFL to pursue a doctorate in psychology He would like to study CTE to help others. Good for him Good guy Julius Thomas fighting the good fight being positive Doing positive things in this world a lot of negative to focus on folks But guess what let's focus on some positives every once in a while next box Big thanks to Nick for ripping open those boxes helps his break go by much much more quickly Jalen Rago or NFL debut. That's a catch right there. Look at that. That's a catch Devon DuVernay green Purple birds Nicholas Casberg with that Why do Joe? Why do defensive players Arash is asking player cards not really popular whole hide value? well Are you are you in a IDP fantasy league? How many of you are Individual defensive player league. I think it's like a lot of sports. It's it's it's offense that makes the Right Norma. I think it's offense really that just generates the most interest same with baseball hitters are most likely gonna sell better than pitchers basketball, you know the The defensive player of the year that only scores 10 points a night's not getting the love you know in the secondary market or just In just Jersey see a popularity in general, you know It's the quarterback. It's the wide receivers the running back that gets that get the love. Oh Nice Brady mosaic there Karen And the Buccaneers Yeah, soccer you may get some love from defenders a good center back like Virgil van Dyke, you know some good keepers may may get some love, but yeah, it's But still it's still Cristiano Ronaldo Messi. It's Mohammed Salah. It's the strikers that are You know that are still gonna get the most most attention or creative midfielders, you know Guys like that They should change that who should change that It's us only we can change that But as long as the market keeps loving, you know, it's nothing the manufacturers can do to increase the secondary market value It's all us all CD lamb for the Cowboys green that goes to Ricky the exactly Juan like Trent Alexander Arnold's a good example of that because those those fullbacks end up being wingers And then they just end up being get a lot of assists, but But yeah, I mean something that's you know, the main thing all they do is just print the cards what it goes for on a secondary market That's up to us. That's up to the market the public I mean every once in a while you'll have like a generational defensive talent. Maybe maybe they sell a little bit better once their careers that and done but Here's another four boxes right there, but it's tough like if you have a good Cornerback right a defensive back But they're not getting interceptions because no one's throwing to them because they're that good So they don't rack up like the sexy They don't rack up the sexy I and T stat, right? So they don't get that kind of love and there's just a lot of players, you know There's a lot of defensive backs, you know, not everyone can be like Dion Sanders You know a lot of defensive backs a lot of defensive end pass rushers that are really good a lot of good linebackers You know But there's only one or two. Maybe one strong running back per team Only 32 quarterbacks, you know what I mean? So So less I guess supply in quarterbacks more demand Yeah, I think I think JJ Watts still Still sells okay, but yeah, but again, yeah, I mean, I don't know JJ watt rookies versus Jared Sidham rookies I would argue that Jared's hit him probably it sells her a little bit more if it's like the same car at same brand, you know Those quarterbacks will still get the love. I don't know. Maybe JJ Watts a little different, but all right, there's Tyler Johnson For the Buccaneers for Karen Cli there was he layer NFL debut silver That'll be for Josh Zetz and the chiefs Another Clyde Edwards a layer. Wow NFL debut green this time Levisco, Sinault, Jr. Green So the Sinault, Jr. Go to Ricky Holbert and the Jags another chief for Josh Remember he had that genus that Len Doss and Genesis earlier too. So Chiefs are doing pretty good in this one. I think the chiefs were a late pickup, too I think they were just sitting there For everybody Yeah, I think that Mahomes Bay was their Mahomes Bay. Sorry. I've been eyeing keeping my afro rookies I'm pretty sure the Mahomes Bay ships though Along with I think Mahomes and Brady are the only like quote-unquote the vet comments that will ship NFL debut Justin Herbert playing some good football John G with the Chargers Surprisingly the Chargers defense not playing good football. I Thought that would be their strong suit this year Not when they were playing Brady and the Buccaneers Oh, that was the last box. There's no more here big. Thanks a nick for helping us Pop open all those boxes make this break Let me say about 15 20 minutes on the break with those boxes being ripped open. So big Thanks everybody for getting into the action. We've got another full blaster case There's the Genesis right there another full blaster case in the shop right now Jasper's case breaks calm do not miss out. I'm Joe. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye. Bye


These are three-dimensional pictures laid out in another kind of view. And there's two kinds of views that I want to sort of discuss here. So I'm going to go, here's a picture of a three-dimensional system, kind of like we were sketching before. This is a three-dimensional system in space. And in this case, I might say, hey, let's call this the x-axis. And we might call this the z-axis. And we might call this, if I keep going in this direction, maybe the y-axis goes into the page. I've sort of been sketching things like that before. But notice there's different angles here. This angle here is a right angle, 90 degrees. If that's a right angle, what are these two angles? Well, together they will add up to 270. And since this seems to divide them right in half, what's half a 270? 135 degrees. The other way we can sort of think about that is if we divide it up into 90 and 90, then this is 45 and 45. And 45 plus 90 is 135. So this is what we call a diametric projection. The reason why it's called diametric is because we have two of our angles are the same. Or the other way of thinking about that is two of our lines are lined up so the space along these lines is the same. And usually, this diagonal one is a little bit longer. This kind of corresponds, if I take my picture in net logo, you'll notice that's more or less when it starts. Let me hit reset perspective again. When it starts, you'll see that we have a nice right angle right here. And that this angle here kind of runs almost to 45. I probably have to move it just a little bit, but pretty much at a 45 degree angle off there. Maybe if I zoom in, it looks a little more like a 45 degree angle. This is called a diametric progression where two of my angles are equal to another. But if I take that and I spin it around, let's see if I can orbit this the way I want to orbit it. Yeah, let's go. I'm going to spin it around and look right down the middle at that point in the middle. So now I have a vertical and an angle here and an angle here. And it's looking right down the middle. It creates a different perspective. And this is the one we're going to use today where all my angles are the same where I have a whole bunch of equilateral triangles. This is called an iso. Iso meaning the same metric projection. Iso meaning everything's the same. So with that, I might draw my x-axis. My z-axis is the one that's up. And then the y-axis goes into the page. But now instead of these being 45 and 90 degree angles, they're 60 degree angles. So we're going to practice taking an isometric projection and turning it into orthographic, that picture looking at it from each side. So I'm going to go back to this page here.  You're going to draw some of these figures on your own. But today we're going to practice in looking at number one, this kind of L shape. OK? To do that, first I want to go ahead and set up a coordinate system or a basis. So I'm going to identify my basis like this. Let's start. I'm going to draw an origin here. And I'm going to say up and down is going to be my z-axis. There's my z-axis. Side to side on my little piece here, this looks like it's side to side. So I'm going to go ahead and make side to side from that upper left to lower right. Anything that runs from upper left to lower right on that angle is going to be along an x-axis. And then anything that runs front to back will represent by moving from the lower left to upper right. There's my y-axis. So there's x, y, and z are defined. So I'm going to kind of sketch here. Here are lines that are running along the x-axis. Here are lines that are running along the z-axis. And here are lines that are running along the y-axis. People sort of see those. OK? I'm going to use my color coding for something else here. I'm going to go ahead and erase those right now. But that's the idea is that's how isometric views are drawn, that we orient things so that their axes are at these 60, 60, or the 120, 120, 120 lines. So now that I've established my basis in the picture, I need a piece of graph paper.  And I'm going to start by creating my front view. And to create my front view, I'm going to need to go ahead and create here's an x-axis. And I'll go ahead and create a z-axis. And I'm going to put a point right here. We'll call this point number one, which is going to be the lower corner of my picture. Hey, there's one in the lower corner of my picture, the beginning of the x-axis. There's the x-axis, and there's the z-axis. So let me go ahead and travel along the x-axis. One, and a unit's going to be one of these bases of a triangle. Two, three units. Three units along the x-axis. OK, here I go. One, two, three units along the x-axis. From there, I go one unit up the z-axis. And on the other side, I go one, two, three, four units up along the z-axis. One, two, three, four. One unit up here on this side, and one, two, three, four units on that side. I'm beginning to see that sort of shape of that L shape. From that top point, I go one along the x, down three along the z, and then two along the x. And now I've finished creating this sort of front view. One along the x, down three along the z, and then two along the x. And there is my front view. And notice I've grabbed all of the things that haven't had any motion when I start here. If this is my origin, if point one is my origin, none of the places I went to, I got by going backwards along the y-axis. So they're all in that same front plane. All right, what do we want to do next, Makayla? You want to do the top view or the side view? Let's do the top view. OK, so if I'm looking here, I got to figure out which things are going to be the top. Well, those are going to be things that I'm looking down on. And it looks like if I'm looking down, I'm going to land on these things here. So I'm going to go ahead and color those in purple. Or there's that one of them, and there's the other one. So let's start with that one that's up on the top there. But I'm going to have to identify some points that I already know. Hey, here's a point. Let's go ahead and call that point two. And the thing about point two is it's directly above point one. OK? So one and two are directly above each other. They have the same x and the same y coordinates. But really, all I care about is that they have the same x-coordinate. Because now I'm going to go and create my top view. And on my top view, I have the same x-coordinate. But now I have y here. So point two is directly above point one. But it has the same x-coordinate. So we're going to put both of those points, point one and two, are on top of each other. They're sitting on top of each other. Now that I've established where that is, let's go and see how we can trace it out on our picture. Well, point two here looks like it goes along the y-axis, one, two, three units. And then from point two along the x-axis, it goes out one unit. And from there, I make a nice rectangle. Let's see if I can make that same rectangle back here. I started at point two, and I went three units in the y-direction and one unit in the x-direction to make my rectangle. Well, that was easy enough. Notice that corresponds with what would be sitting right there. What other surface do I see? Well, let's take a look. I think it's this surface down here. Let me make this one in green. There is a surface right there. OK, so I'm going to identify a point that I start with. I'm going to go ahead and look for this point here. We're going to call that point three. Let me identify point three in a couple places, because we're going to use it to work from. Here is point three on my front face. Now that I've located it on my front face, let me go ahead and figure out where it is up there. Well, I know where it is vertically there, but I don't know where it is exactly on the y-axis. Let me go and take a look and figure out where it is on the y-axis. Oh, it's in the same location. It's directly above this other point down here, and it doesn't go back at all from number one. It went over and up from number one, but it doesn't go back. And it looks like it's on the same plane. Since it's on this blue plane, it must have a y-axis or y-coordinate of zero. So I'm going to go ahead and put it right here. There's point three. If I'm not sure about that, it'll hopefully we'll confirm it a little bit when we draw the other view. But let's see what point three looks like. Point three goes three units along the y, and then three units in the backwards direction along the x. Oh, no, sorry, two units, one, two. So three units along the y and two units backwards, three units along the y and two units. So there's a rectangle there. I know it doesn't look like a rectangle on that page, but here I go three units in the y direction and two units in the negative x direction. And then I fill out that rectangle. That's the rectangle that's sitting right here. And now we've completed the plan view. Well, now I need a miter line. Kind of wanted that in a different color. Let's try it in a different color. There's my miter line. And now I'll make my right side view. To do the right side, I'm going to need a z-axis. Here's a z-axis that lines up with this other z-axis. And here's a y-axis that lines up with the other y-axis off of the miter line. Well, now I'm going to identify some points. The nice thing is point three is all ready to go. Let me bounce point three off here and bounce, create the rectangle for point three. Maybe I'll do that in yellow to sort of see it. Here's the rectangle for point three when I use the miter line. So here is point three. Let's go see what it looks like from the right side view. Now I'm looking here. Oh, yeah, there's point three. Let's go ahead and trace out point three. Three units along the y and one unit down along the z. Three units along the y and one unit along the z. I think I can create that. So here's my three units, three units along the y-axis, and one unit down on the z-axis. Notice that corresponds to this face right here. And let's see what happens here. Let me go ahead and look. I'm going to identify another point, see if things match up. We're going to call this point over here point four. Notice point four is along the y-axis for both that green side and that yellow side. Let's see. Here's point three. And if I go along the y-axis three steps, I get to point four. Over here, here's point three. And if I go along the y-axis, it's vertical here. I end up at point four. Hey, what do you know? Point four bounces correctly off of my miter line. So I'm almost done. I got one more face to look for here. This one, let's do it in what color of red. I haven't done red yet. So we don't have any points here quite yet for this. So let me go and identify some points. I'm going to go and identify a point five right here in this upper corner, point five in that upper corner. So that's where the blue and the purple meet coming along the x-axis from number two. So let's see here. Coming along the x-axis from number two, coming along the x-axis from number two, there's point five. I've now identified point five in both places. Let me go and identify point five on my side view. Here's point five on my side view. And now I can follow my rectangle for point five. I'm going to start here and go along the y-axis three units, down the z-axis three units, and then come back three units y, three units down z, starting at point five. Three units along the y, three units down z, and then come back negative y and positive z. And there is the last face. And that represents the thing that you see right here, or that you see sort of right there. The yellow would be something we would see there. And the blue, hopefully that color coding makes it a little easier to see what the faces are as they match up. So it's a little messy because I got all those other parts there. But basically, we have something that looks like one, two, three, boom, boom, boom. And we have something that looks like, of course, I'm going to make it just as messy. Here's the L shape. And then the last piece looks like, and I've got to make sure it's lined up. I've got to make some sort of miter line here. Let's go ahead and line it up one, two, three. There we go. Line it up like that and shape like this. And notice whatever I use there, yeah, that miter line works, so I don't need to worry about those pieces. So that's the more simplified version of what we just drew with all the colors. Whoops, forgot a part for our race to buy accident. So your assignment for this section, this segment, is going to be to choose five of these, OK? And draw their orthographic projections. Folks, this is Dr. Garrett Love with Honors Aerospace Engineering at the North Carolina School of Science and Math. Have a good day.


Welcome to the Rich TV live podcast. I'm your host Richard Sousa and we're going to talk about the hottest stocks and crypto of the day right here right now, exclusively on Rich TV. All right, let's take a look at what is happening in the markets. All right. First and foremost, the hottest stock of the day is SVFD SVFD up 129% right now. It's been up a lot more than that. It has come back a little bit. Now, if we look at the one year chart, you can see it's been much higher. So in my opinion, you need to proceed with caution. It's been as high as let's say $15 this year and $15. It's been as high as let's say around there $15 this year and it's been as low as $1.70. So it's been as low as $1.16 as high as $15 and currently sitting at $5.15. So please proceed with caution, not trying to tell you that it's going to go back to $15. I'm not trying to say it's going to go back to one. It can go anywhere from here, but every time it's made these moves, it's followed by a sell off. So please proceed with caution, put them on your radar, put them on your watch list. Currently the hottest stock of the day, SVFD. Second hottest stock of the day, CYN. Well, I always like to look at the one year chart to kind of see where it's at in the trading history and you can see it's been as high as $1.27. It's been as low recently as $0.16 and making this big move here to $0.50 and up 107% on the day. So put CYN on your radar and on your watch list. I'm not the type to chase something up 126% or 107%. It's not really my strategy, but I want to make you aware of it because there's a lot of people that day trade these stocks. So it might be good for the day, personally not for me, but hey, who knows what happens tomorrow, right? So just put them on your radar, put them on your watch list. And if you like them and they dip, you may want to buy them before they have another rip. AAMC up 30% on the day, very similar chart where we see a stock that's been higher, it's been lower, and it's now doing this dead cap bounce. So put them on your radar, AAMC, F-T-E-L up 45% of the day, kind of a choppy chart, been as high as, let's just say $5, been as low as $1, currently sitting at $2, up 45% on the day. Alright, here's BITF. This is a Bitcoin miner making a big move right now as Bitcoin starts to make its move. Bitcoin miners and Bitcoin-related stocks are also making their move. Look at that. That's the daily chart. You can see it's been up for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 trading days in a row. BITF has been in the green and currently up 5% on the day. Put them on your radar and put them on your watch list. Ethereum. Ethereum making a big move today up just under 5%. Full disclosure, I am a holder of Ethereum. They are the second largest crypto in the world behind Bitcoin. I love Bitcoin and Ethereum. I own and hold both Bitcoin and Ethereum. I'm very happy about this move. In Ethereum today, up just under 5% and you can see breaking that resistance at 2100 and now sitting at 2341. So keep your eye on Ethereum. Google. Google is one of the largest companies in the world. It's the largest search engine in the world. Google with a big candle here today. Up 5% big move for Google. Keep your eye on them. I did buy them last year on the dip. Sold them this year on the rip. Love Google. BTBT, another Bitcoin miner. Look at that trend. Up now 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 days in a row in the green for BTBT. Bit digital. Put them on your radar. Put them on your watch list. All right. So I have this new company that I have on my desk, European Energy Metals Corp. Up 2% of the day. Symbol in Canada. F-I-N. Symbol in America. E-U-E-M-F. I will be interviewing the CEO. His name is Jeremy Poirier and you can see I have that symbol on my desk. Getting ready for that interview. NVIDIA. NVIDIA is the number one chip maker in the world and the number one AI stock in the world and currently up slightly 1.5% today. Keep your eye on NVIDIA. Amazon. Another one that I bought last year on the dip. Sold it this year on the rip. It's been on fire. Up 1.7% of the day and $147. Coinbase. Coinbase has been on fire. Finally had a red day yesterday. Back in the green today. Coinbase has been absolutely on fire. The largest crypto exchange in America. One of the largest in the world. And the place where all the big institutions are going to be putting their Bitcoin in America. Like BlackRock at Coinbase. And Coinbase has been an absolute juggernaut all year. Put them on your radar. Put them on your watches. Tesla. Tesla owns Bitcoin. They also have the Cybertruck that's now on sale. Keep your eye on Tesla. Lots of big catalysts coming. And they've had a monster year this year as well. Moving up from $100 to now currently sitting at $242 as we speak. Apple. Apple's absolutely on fire. Approaching an all-time high. Currently at $194. Up 1% of the day. And the largest market cap stock in the world. At a $3 trillion market cap. Cure leave holdings. Cannabis stock. That's been gaining steam. C-U-R-L-F. Green. A lot of the last few weeks. So put them on your radar. Put them on your watches. Hood. Robin Hood. Robin Hood is doing extremely well. Pretty much doubled here in the last few weeks from $7. Well, not double, but up let's say at least 50% from $7 to $11. Hood. Put them on your radar. Put them on your watches. A very strong trend in the right direction. Mara. One of the largest Bitcoin miners in America is Mara. Put them on your radar. Put them on your watch list. They are very volatile and you can see they've moved up from $7 to $15 in a very short period of time. In just a couple months has in a few weeks really Mara has moved up from $7 to $15. Uber trading around an all-time high at $60. Told you guys I loved Uber. Been talking about them for a long time. Love the ride sharing business and love their food delivery business. Keep your eye on Uber one of the hottest stocks of the year. Square. I told you Square was going to make a move off of bottom. It's exactly what they're doing. Keep your eye on Square. Lots of green days in a row here day after day after day. COMT large dividend payer 30% dividend and they're about to pay their dividend in the next week or two. Gold still above 2000 currently at 2022. Keep your eye on gold. If it stays above 2000, it'll be very, very bullish for gold. Oil currently under $70. It was as high as 95 as low as like 63 this year. We're back down to now $69 for oil. That's good for people at the pumps. MSTR micro strategies, one of the largest holders of Bitcoin on the planet. Public company, all they do is buy Bitcoin. They're currently up $2 billion on their Bitcoin investment. RBLX, Roblox. I told you I like this company and they're starting to go in the right direction. I think there's a huge gap to fill, huge upside for Roblox. GBTC, Grayscale Bitcoin Trust. These guys are one of the largest holders of Bitcoin in the world. Currently hold at least 660,000 Bitcoin and they are trading at a 52 week high. Absolutely brilliant company. GBTC, an absolute killer, gone from $7 this year to $35. That's 500% upside for GBTC investors. Bitcoin, the mothership. You know I own Bitcoin. I love Bitcoin.  I think it's up about 180%. Killer, an absolute killer. And it's been a huge winner for our portfolios. Let's see here. What are we up? Yeah, about 176% Bitcoin is up on the year. So huge, huge, huge, huge year for Bitcoin and for Bitcoin investors. And I hope you are in for the win. All right, Snapchat. Snapchat's done extremely well. They've pretty much done a double in a short period of time. Going from $7 to $14 in just a couple months. Fall asleep on Snapchat. EUEMF, European Energy Metals Corp. Lithium stock that I was telling you about that I have on my desk. Put them on your radar. Put them on your watch list. I'm about to interview the CEO. And PayPal, similar to Square. I really like PayPal. They also have exposure to Bitcoin. And I think they're a great company with huge potential. Put PayPal and Square on your radar and on your watch list. Those are the picks that I am watching today. I'm your host of the most your board rich and rich TV. If you're not winning, probably not watching, bringing the winners, CEO interviews, breaking news, trending topics. And we bring them to you first. European Energy Metals Corp CEO Jeremy Poirier. Stay tuned to the interview. Symbol in Canada, F-I-N. Symbol in America, EUEMF. I'll be doing the interview of the CEO. Stay tuned. Get your popcorn ready. I'm your host of the most your board rich and rich TV. Told you if you're not winning, you're probably not watching, bringing the winners. 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