Hi, I'm Dr. Eugene Rend, I'm a surgical oncologist, that is, I'm a surgeon who deals with cancer. And I'm here today to talk to you about lifestyle modification and cancer. Now why exactly am I talking about this topic? It's because over the last few months or last few years, I've had patients coming and saying, doctor, I've received this message, I've received that message, this causes cancer, this doesn't cause cancer, can I eat this, can I stop eating that? More often than not, these messages are unfounded and not true. And the problem is, people believe what they see on messages on social media, but they do not believe a doctor. So I thought I might, as a doctor, I might as well get on to social media and let people know what they can do and what they cannot do to prevent cancer. Number one is milk and sugar.  Trust me, it's not true. If you're a diabetic and you have some diabetic issues or if you have heart disease, yes, in those conditions, sugar is bad for you. But milk is totally fine. Sugar from a cancer perspective is totally fine. I agree it's processed, but that does not mean it's bad for you. You can have sugar, there's nothing wrong with it. The problem is, what really is not so good for you is packaged noodles, stuffs which come in packets are in cans. These are really not that great for you. Can you have it once in a way? Totally fine. Is it going to cause cancer? By having it once in a way, you're not going to get cancer. But if you keep having it on a regular basis, they contain a lot of preservatives which are bad for you. Fruits and vegetables are good for you, but be careful because they do contain a lot of pesticides which can be bad for you. So basically what I'm getting at is, there are a lot of things which are good for you. There are a few things which are bad. So anything in moderation is totally fine. Packaged foods once in a way, totally fine. Anything once in a way is totally fine. But having it on a regular basis can give rise to cancer. The two things I would definitely avoid if I want to prevent cancer is one is smoking. Because smoking is known to cause 18 different cancers in the body.  Consume everything in moderation because everything and anything contains something in it that's even good for you. Even meat for that matter has got vitamin B12 which is good for you. But consuming excess of meat isn't good. So live a healthy lifestyle, consume everything in moderation, and trust me, you're most likely going to be cancer free.


Chairperson, distinguished members, ladies and gentlemen, it is an honor to address the Regional Conference today to present the summary of the recommendations of FAO's Regional Conference for Latin America and the Caribbean that Jamaica had the honor to host from the 5th to the 8th of March 2018 in our wonderful Montego Bay. The Regional Conference was the first in the Caribbean region in 20 years and was the occasion of celebrating the 40th anniversary of 15 country offices in the Latin America and the Caribbean region. At the conference, participants committed to following a path to eradicate hunger and extreme poverty in the region with the support of the FAO. The Regional Conference for Latin America and the Caribbean examined and agreed that the FAO will continue to support members to improve policy instruments to end hunger, extreme poverty, and vulnerability to climate change in communities and territories that are falling behind with emphasis on rural women, indigenous peoples, disadvantaged people of African descent, and other vulnerable groups. The FAO will strengthen its assistance to members on public policies to transform food systems, promote the human right to food, and end malnutrition in all its forms. The FAO will reinforce its efforts to support countries to achieve a transformative agenda for sustainable rural development through integrated and comprehensive strategies, public policies and spaces for multi-sectoral dialogue and partnerships to eradicate rural poverty, enhance social protection with economic inclusion, promote family farming, small-scale artisanal fisheries, and aquaculture production, and address the causes of migration from rural territories. The FAO will enhance its work on enabling governments to achieve climate resilient and sustainable agriculture, forestry, fisheries, and blue growth. The FAO will support preparations towards the approval as soon as possible for an international year of fruits and vegetables, a proposal endorsed unanimously by member countries. Finally, Chairperson, on behalf of the Prime Minister of Jamaica, the most honorable and johonist, and in my capacity as Chairperson of the 35th session of the Regional Conference for Latin America and the Caribbean, I wish once again to thank all member countries for the trust they placed in Jamaica. At the same time, I reaffirm all satisfaction with the strategic direction of the FAO at the global and regional levels, and the need to continue to count on the organization for technical cooperation and the mobilization of resources needed to implement the recommendations of the Regional Conference. I thank you.


What's up everybody Jason here for Jasper's case breaks calm. We just sold out 21-22 Panini Donner's basketball four box break picker teams number four And again guys we give away a free box. How to get an answer win a free box You have to buy two or more teams you buy two teams in this break again Oh one entry by four teams you get two entries by six teams You get three entries etc. A top name wins a sealed box of Donner's Javi And again, this was a last promo break. We needed to do the sell out the promo So there's the four boxes there and that's the giveaway box over there Just keeping all that to the side Here we go guys last bomb. Oh, just going to Brian at the Utah Jazz So at the end of the break, we'll see who grabbed two or more teams and then we'll We'll do that randomizer for free box and then we'll set up the randomizer for the promo giveaways $1,500 in break credit And then like I said, it'll give us a little bit more time So 10 o'clock if you guys want to Tension salad another break. All right, so we'll do two boxes at a time guys All right, we got Don of a metro Utah Jazz Marvel's and then let's give him skim skim base base Kaminga, okay, cunning him So yeah, like these duo cards unless they're numbered. I believe these are very common They they they both come out a lot. So we just evenly distribute those a Demontus of Onus Jalen Green Anthony Edwards Julius Randall to 189 mozair williams KD and Usman for the Rockets to 99 giddy and a Donovan Mitchell relic Jersey Kings Utah Jazz last bomb older Brian.  It's faded Luzman Moises Moody, Davion Mitchell, Evan Mobley and Jaden Springer Next day autographs for Philly. It's highly hero Tatum for Boston Netmarvel's And Julius Randall to 99 So all the numbered cards All right, so there's your first box Let's go with the next one Luca Maxi Zyra Williams We got a xion patch It's numbered a 10 actually. What is it? Six out of 10 Three-color patch Pelicans, we're going to Sean Maddock Do a neon Jason Green Carnity Towns Lebron Kaminga Kate Marcus smarts Oh, we have a redemption. I don't know who's a redemption, but Redemption See this so this I think this is like the second one we pulled already of Kevin Durant, Giannis Those would just be split evenly Montez Vones All right, let's see who this redemption is actually And we'll go to the next two Next day autographs. That's on car baby on car car number 40 Kai Johnson, which I believe Kai Johnson Blank him here right now or Kai Jones. I should say not Johnson Kai Jones I think that's Oh, Charlotte Hornets, isn't it? Yeah, it's Charlotte Hornets Next two boxes You got Danny Green 76ers 75 Thought of you Pizzle I was like, I hope he's watching this game right now Seth Hurt and we have Santi to 75 Tommy man cam Just pushers ran on the back. I didn't think that he was going to do anything about that I mean, they always catch the second guy But you know Oh, well, that's right. I get just recording is Is the best to do Jabba ran net marvels. Love that serenity R. J. Hampton calling Sexton And a trey man for the O. K. C. Thunder Thunder that's uh, Sean Maddock Brandon Boston Jr BB to 99 out Josh Christopher Clay Thompson Eric Gordon Ty Jerome Thunder number to 49 Jalen Suggs Number to 99 for the Orlando magic that's going to Andrew Richards Lonnie Walker for the Spurs to 149 All right, guys are down to the last half of the box Zara Williamson And jammer at that marvels again. Very nice And a Kade Cunningham 41 out of 99 Very nice for Detroit Andrew Richards, there you go the pistons. It's a nice hit right there. Scotty Barnes Stuff and Curry I lost that right here Ayo and Puku for the Thunder number to 99 And there you go guys Do a quick recap right now. Let me just kind of see these rookies So remember guys if you didn't hit much unfortunately, you still get all the base cards everything else all the rookies Of course, there's only two hits a box four box only eight hits total But you do have an opportunity to win a free box if you did by two or more teams, so Hopefully you haven't that opportunity But let me quickly top load these last two hits here And then I'll do a quick little recap of the hits and the bigger cards that we pulled So we got Jalen Suggs jammer ants Kade Cunningham Numbered card. We got a relic there Josh Christopher Brandon Boston autograph Sex and relic another jammer and that marvels purple Kai Jones Autograph redemption that says I once had a 10 patch Donovan Mitchell patch Jayden Springer and a Jason tanum net marvel. So there was your four autos right there Got a couple of net marvels Over here, and then there was the four relics with the cave number card So thank you guys appreciate it. Let's switch scenes and let's do the giveaway We're going to the league All right, so there's everybody that bought in Let's alphabetize it and see who has two or more guys. So Adam just has one and your riches has two and your wealth has two So we'll put you guys right there. Arthur just has one brian has two and got last spot mojo So last spot mojo and she dusty with two greg with two. That's one each Jeremy with just one kenny with two Mike young right and thomas with two So you guys both have an opportunity To be Sean maddock with three. So that's just one entry Sean, but good luck Then we have Serenity with two shane with two And steven So there you go out of the possible potentially 15. We only have 13 entries or 12 entries. So a little bit better. I'll treat us Let's get a new dice roll Oh, rilando right next to a mac and the football buddy. We have fillers So we have to do two of those to sell out a mac and the football. So we're still a little ways to go I'm thinking of cancelling a filler and putting back nine full spots Uh, because the filler is not moving as quick as I thought it would So that might not happen tonight. Probably go tomorrow, but Uh, just a little fy And mac and the basketball is much closer. We only have to do one of those and it's at 21 left All right, so let's copy and paste the names Number name at number one gets the free box Good luck roll it two and a five seven times. Good luck one two three four You said two and a five seven time. Sorry five six seven Boom seven times Two and a five seven steven flat. Congratulations. There you go Uh, send me that free box ship sealed. Good luck. That's like a 600 box buddy. Enjoy appreciate you guys jaspyskatespace.com


Aaron, what's your level of frustration based on what you've seen from this team, this series? Incredibly. This is just a bad ending to a terrible weekend. And we've got to get that. How do you do that? How do you go about trying to get the most out of your players? Like every day, the grind, the conversations we've got to have, where we need to make some necessary adjustments. Those will be all things we talked about and hammer out, not overly different than we always do. Try and be a bit as vigilant as we can, but we're better than this and we need to be better. Why do you think they've been kind of unresponsive this weekend? Oh, haven't hit for the most part. I mean, so that we haven't mounted enough and scored enough runs to win ball games. And we're certainly capable of it. And so that starts with me and the coaching staff and making sure we're putting these guys in the best position to be successful. Not hitting a side. There were errors this afternoon, base running mistakes. Do you think the team is unfocused? I think we'll prepare well. We obviously need to do a little bit better, obviously, because we've had a handful of these games. I feel like we've put a lot of these mistakes, especially defensively behind us. So defensively speaking, this has been an outlier, but some of the base running mishaps that still continue to happen a little bit too much, we've got to get better. And all we can do is address them and try and educate as best we can. But that part of the game needs to be cleaned up. Brendan Cutty, you have the next question. Erin, yesterday when you were asked about what potential changes you could make to the lineup, you mentioned how this is the roster you've got. This roster you've got, is this good enough? And can it be good enough to turn this all around? It's absolutely good. We had a bad weekend. Let's as pissed off as I am and as we should be, by the way we played, it's a bad weekend. We need to turn the page. We have an important home stand coming up against some really good opponents. And yes, you're absolutely good enough. And we need to figure it out and find a way to play cleaner baseball more consistently because we're about to go up against some really good teams.  And that's a pretty good run that we're just on to get us right back into things. And we need to clean some things up, address some things certainly with this series. But also know that not only do we expect more, but we're capable. And right, you mentioned that run you guys went on for a while.  What gives me solace is the teams and the players and the individuals in that room, what I've seen them do over the last few years over the course of their career. So I know what we're capable of. You know, that said, you can't just, it's not just throwing your gloves out there and expecting it to happen. We've got to go out and make it happen. Linda Adler, you have the next question. Erin, you've talked about you guys taking some different approaches to try to get more out of the guys. What exactly are you and Marcus and PJ sort of, are you guys taking a different approach to preparing guys? What are you guys trying to do to pull guys out of this? Yeah, I mean, you've got to strike that balance between not taking what's been a successful group of players and individuals and turn the card over and just doing something different because we haven't performed to our capabilities. But, you know, there's conversations, there's, you know, as we pour into an opponent, pour into who we're facing on that given night, as best we can, making sure we're really prepared going into that game for how we may be attacked. And, you know, I think, obviously we got to do a little better in that regard, but I don't think it's alter the course. It's just make sure we're airtight and focused and ready to go into a game with our attack plan.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we are going to discuss the following question and the question says that What is the rate of return for a new marketing program that is expected to cost $600,000 over next 5 years can deliver an additional $700,000 in increased profits during the same time? We know that rate of return is given by return minus cost of investment whole upon cost of investment into 100%. With this key idea we shall move on to the solution. In this question we are given that a new marketing program that is expected to cost $600,000 that is cost of investment is given as $600,000 and it will deliver an additional $700,000 in increased profits. So here return is given as $700,000 and we have to find the rate of return from the key idea we know that rate of return is given by return minus cost of investment whole upon cost of investment into 100%. Now putting all the values in this formula we get rate of return will be equal to $700,000 minus $600,000 whole upon $600,000 into 100% and this is equal to $100,000 upon $600,000 into 100%. On solving further we get $16.66%. Hence rate of return for this new marketing program is equal to $16.66%. This is the required answer. This completes our session. Hope you enjoyed this session.


Hello and welcome to the BMC CMDB video series. In this video, we first search for a CI we want to visualize in the CMDB Explorer. Then we view the CI in its environment. After that, we see some of the options available in the CMDB Explorer. When you log into the new CMDB, you see the dashboard with a search widget at the top. You must first search for the CI's you want to visualize. Default criteria are already selected and you can change their mess required. If you want to refine your search further, you can use the advanced search. Select the CI's you want to visualize and click Show in Explorer. You can also open the CMDB Explorer by clicking a CI name wherever CI information is available. The CI's along with their environment appear in the Explorer layout pane. Certain CI's are grouped to simplify your view. You can click the plus sign to expand the group. You can use the select mode to group CI's. You can expand or hide the immediate hierarchy of a CI. Depending on how the environment is displayed, you may want to change the layout. If you want to view only specific classes or relationships, you can use the filters. You can save the filter and access it later in this list. If you want other users to be able to use the filter, you can make sure it is global. You can share a snapshot of the view by exporting it as a PNG, PDF and so on. If you search more than one dataset, you can view them in different tabs. If you want to edit a CI, you can select it and click Modeling Studio. Thank you for watching.


But that said, we're in John's Gospel tonight. We're going to look at verses 1 through 24. And I'll introduce the study by just beginning by looking at verse 1. Then I'll move on through until we get to verse 24. I'm going to close our study with verse 24 today, a verse that reads, and I'll read it to you. Do not judge according to appearance, but judge with righteous judgment. I'll share a few things about judging and what is Jesus referring to as we close. But just kind of as a teaser, there's so many people today who say, bro, don't judge me. So we'll have an opportunity to look at that and see what that really means. And so we'll get there eventually some day. We will. I think tonight we will. So anyway, beginning at verse 1, John chapter 7, verse 1. After these things, Jesus walked in Galilee, which is to the north. For he did not want to walk in Judea, which is in the south, because the Jews sought to kill him. So at this point, John begins to reveal the opposition that is growing towards Jesus Christ. John makes it very clear here that it's because the Jewish officials are seeking to kill Jesus. And when it speaks concerning them, the Jews, when it says the Jews, that's speaking of the officials. You know, words like that, when you're reading your Bible in the past, when people would read the Jews, they immediately began to make a statement that all Jews hated Jesus, which isn't true. It was the Jewish officials that I've been referred to.  He's speaking of the officials. The Jewish officials are wanting to put him to death.  The word sought there carries with it the connotation of continually seeking. In other words, it's a desire of their heart that is not being placated by time. The opposition is because he had healed the crippled man at the pool of Bethesda. Remember that man who was crippled for 38 years? And Jesus had commanded him to rise, take up his bed, and to walk? Well, that miracle, as you remember, was done on the Sabbath. So ultimately, Jesus was called a Sabbath breaker. And he also was referred to as a blasphemer. These are capital offenses under Jewish law. And so when we looked at John chapter five, verses 16 and 18, those verses reveal that the Jews began to demand his death because of those charges. And so in verse one, after these things, after the things that have taken place, Jesus walked in Galilee. He went to the north because the Jews, the Jewish officials were seeking to kill him. And so this is what's taking place. He's moving to the north, verse two. Now the Jews' Feast of Tabernacles was at hand. So when you read this, you'll know that John is reporting on events that are actually gonna take place six months later. It's after Passover. So the Feast of Tabernacles is six months after Passover. And so that points to us that hatred for Christ has been smoldering for a long time. Now this Feast that he's going to, this Feast of Tabernacles is also referred to as the Feast of Booths. It was one of the three annual Feasts that all males were obligated to appear at Jerusalem in order to keep. And the Feast of Tabernacles took its name from the tents or the booths that were built for people to stay in temporarily. And they were built, these booths were built around the temple. They were built in public places. They were built in courts. They were built on the flat roofs of the people's houses. They would even be placed in gardens. And the people who were celebrating the Feast of Tabernacles would dwell in tents for eight days in order to remember the 40 years that their fathers dwelt in the wilderness. And what they were doing in the Feast of Tabernacles and what they do, cause they continue to celebrate that Feast to this day, is they are remembering God's grace as he delivered. And also it was to encourage gratitude and obedience to the Lord. In Old Testament book of Leviticus 23, 42 and 43, it says, you shall dwell in booths for seven days. All who are native Israelites shall dwell in booths. That your generations may know that I made the children of Israel dwell in booths when I brought them out of the land of Egypt. I am the Lord your God. And so as they were there celebrating, they would remember how God delivered them. It would encourage them to gratitude. And it would also remind them that there to be a nation that is obedient. So this is what's taking place. This is the time. The Jews Feast of Tabernacles is at hand. As this is taking place, verse three. So as brothers therefore said to him, depart from here. Go into Judea, that your disciples also may see the works that you're doing for. No one does anything in secret while he himself seeks to be known openly. If you do these things, show yourself to the world. And then John adds this, for even his brothers did not believe in him. That's hard to believe that they didn't believe in him. What do you think it'd be like to be raised with a perfect brother? Think about that. To be raised with a perfect brother. My sisters understand this verse. No, think about that. He never did anything wrong. He never got a time out. He never was put on restriction. He never, this is one of those verses that is mysterious to me, truly is. It is mysterious to me how you could be raised with a perfect person and not see their perfection. His brothers did not believe in him. And yet Jesus never lied, never cheated, never disobeyed, never spoke back to his mother, never disrespected Joseph. He never did anything. He never did anything wrong. And yet they did not believe in him. Now let me develop something with you. Take a few moments to do this because the question has to be asked. When it says in verse three, his brothers therefore said to him, depart from here and go into Judea that your disciples also may see the works that you're doing. No one does anything in secret. Who are these brothers? Because notice it says his brothers therefore said to him, now let me give to you some explanations as I developed this passage with you. Perhaps you may already know this, perhaps you don't. Let me share some things with you. Who were these brothers mentioned in this passage? There are those who say that these who are mentioned were his cousins. There are those who say these are children of Joseph from a former marriage. These reviews held by some in the early history of the church. Well, this form of interpretation gave various, gave rise to various doctrines concerning Jesus' mother Mary. And one of those doctrines is what is called the perpetual virginity of Mary. And I went to a Catholic catechism to give you the accurate description of that term. So this is from a Catholic catechism, the perpetual virginity of Mary. This asserts that Mary, the mother of Jesus was always a virgin before, during and after the birth of Jesus. This doctrine also proclaims that Mary had no marital relations after Jesus' birth nor gave birth to any children other than Jesus. I was raised in the Catholic church. I know that's what the Catholic church teaches. I was taught that. I was taught that in catechism, the perpetual virginity of Mary, that she was a virgin prior to conception, a prior during the birth of Christ and remained in Catholic doctrine a virgin after his birth. But the natural reading of the passage gives its clearest meaning. When it says his brothers therefore said to him, these would be children of Joseph and Mary born after the birth of Jesus. When you look at Matthew chapter one, verse 25, the scripture says Matthew wrote, Joseph did not know her, the word no speaks of sexual intimacy. Joseph did not know her, did not have sexual intimacy until she brought forth her firstborn son. Until, that's another way of saying that they had it, but not prior to the birth of Christ. And so Joseph did indeed have physical relationships. In Luke chapter two, verse seven, speaking of Mary, she brought forth her firstborn son, wrapped him in swaddling cloths. Later than a major, there was no room for them in the inn. The firstborn is obviously a priority, but also could be describing the fact that there were other children born to her later on. Because in Mark chapter six, verse three, the question is asked, is this not the carpenter, the son of Mary and brother of James, Joseph, Judas and Simon and not his sisters here with us and they were offended at him. So Jesus had brothers and sisters and his brothers are mentioned in verse three. His brothers therefore said to him, depart from here and go into Judea. Now, when they're saying that, this is not a word of faith, this is actually motivated by sarcasm. There are people who don't believe in him and they rejected his claims and all concerning who he is. And they didn't believe in him. As a matter of fact, Mark gives us something in chapter three, verse 21, that is interesting how Mark says, when his own people heard about this, they went out to lay hold of him for they said he's out of his mind. And so there are multitudes in Jerusalem and they're saying, messiahs should go where the public is. So advertise yourself. They're saying, if you really are who you say you are and it's not a word of faith, it's not an encouragement to express who he is to the people and all of that. It's really a rejection of them and a mocking of him. And so they're saying to him, listen, a messiah should be open, people should know it, you claim to be that, then go to where the public is. You need to advertise. You need to seek to be known. Push yourself ahead. Get the attention a messiah should receive. Do something spectacular to gain the people's attention. Promote yourself. That's what they're saying. Depart from here. Go into Judea that your disciples also may see the works that you're doing. No one does anything in secret while he himself seeks to be known openly. If you do these things, show yourself to the world. So promote yourself.  Do something spectacular, gain the people's attention. Now that's a variation by the way of a temptation he'd already conquered. The enemy had already used that kind of temptation. Luke tells us in chapter four verses nine through 12, speaking of the enemy, the devil, brought him to Jerusalem and said to him, speaking of Jesus on the pinnacle of the temple, said to him, if you are the son of God, throw yourself down from here for it's written, he shall give his angels charge over you to keep you.  Jesus answered and said to him, it's been written, you shall not tempt the Lord your God. So the enemy is already saying, do something spectacular. Do something so that people will see you and they will know who you are. And Luke adds in verse 13, when the devil had ended every temptation, he departed from him until an opportune time. So those opportune times, those moments of opportunity came frequently through the life and ministry of Jesus. And once again, this is the same kind of temptation.  No one, verse four, no one does anything in secret while he himself seeks to be known openly. So show yourself to the world, promote yourself, display your mighty works, get famous. You'll draw crowds, people will recognize you as Messiah. We can begin to promote you, miracle Messiah. We can have signs, Jesus came to town, Jesus has turned water into wine. If you want, the cripple can be healed. Let me give you something practical about this self promotion. In ministry, in service to the Lord, self promotion is the enemy of humility. And self promotion quenches the work of the Holy Spirit. Selfish promotion is motivated by selfish ambition. And selfish ambition is a carnal need for attention, a passion for publicity. It causes us to set our agenda to reach goals that may not be of the Lord. And our endeavors to get ahead when we're promoting ourselves very often lead us to push others down so we can climb over them to reach the pinnacle of success. Selfish promotion is wrong. A. W. Tozer, one of the Christian thinkers and ministers that influences me, said Christians have fallen into the habit of accepting the noisiest and most notorious among them as the best and the greatest. They, too, have learned to equate popularity with excellence and in open defiance of the Sermon on the Mount. They have given their approval, not to the meek, but to the self-assertive, not to the mourner, but to the self-assured, not to the pure in heart, who see God, but to the publicity hunter, who seeks headlines. This was written, like in the 50s, and he was already calling out the church for this, that the church, even in the 50s, guys, was beginning to go after the person who promoted themselves. And guess what? It's worse today than it was then. My pastor, Chuck Smith, never promoted himself. And he was an example to me as a minister, not to do that either. I might have shared this with you. Perhaps you'll remember how that Pastor Chuck had an assistant pastor named Romain. I don't know if you know who Romain was, but he was a mean little meatball of a man. A real direct little drill sergeant, Marine, who was his right-hand man. And anybody who knew Pastor Chuck would have known Romain, and a very outspoken kind of guy. And one day Romain was sharing with us a group of pastors. Pastor Romain was sharing with us. And he said, you need to use the example of your pastor, Chuck Smith. He said, now this is many years ago. He said, do you know that Billy Graham? When Billy Graham is in town to do ministry, he said, did you know that Billy Graham will come into the parking lot here at Calvary Chapel Coast, Amesa, and will just sit in his car in the parking lot? Well, how would we know that? So Romain was telling us, Billy Graham. He says, do you know why he does that? He says, because he's been asked. People have seen Billy Graham. You recognize Billy Graham? People have seen him in his car just sitting there. And I've approached him. Can I help you, Reverend Graham? And Romain shared this with us. He said that Billy Graham would said, he said, I just like to come and sit in the parking lot when I'm in town because I sense the presence of the Holy Spirit here. And what a testimony. What a testimony. You know, Raul Rees comes and sits in our parking lot all the time. No, I'm, but what a testimony. What an amazing statement. My pastor had told us how that, he had been invited. Pastor Chuck had been invited, I'll say one more thing about my pastor, had been invited many times to go and to meet with the president, to give advice to him during his days of ministry when God was blowing up Calvary Chapel in the early days. And it was a phenomenon was in the newspaper. Pastor Chuck was on Time Magazine and so many other things in that day. And the Jesus movement was in full steam. And they wanted Chuck to come and they wanted him to meet with the president to be an advisor to the current president at that time. And Chuck wouldn't do it. Chuck wouldn't leave his ministry because he knew that the teaching of the word of God was more important than anything else he could have been given opportunity to do. And he never did things like that. He knew and he taught us a word of God does but he modeled for us humility. Don't promote yourself.  And the one who isn't will be the Lord. When you begin to take the attention for yourself, you're stealing it from him. And the Lord says, I am the Lord that is my name, my glory I will give to no one else, neither my praise to graven images. God says I am a jealous God. His desire is to receive the glory that is his. And yet today I'm telling you and I don't want to be unkind in this but it's simply true. We're living in a day when people are caught up with their own promotion to be known is very important. And my pastor taught us a long time ago and I'll use his example one last time. You don't put your name in front of your ministry because the attention goes to you. The ministry should always bring glory to Jesus Christ. And that's why we're called Calvary Chapel. Why is that? Because Calvary is where our savior died. That's why we call it Calvary Chapel. And why is our symbol a dove? Because without the power of the Holy Spirit, we're just talking, we're just gathering. And so our symbol has been the dove, the power of the Holy Spirit. Our symbol is the word of God. Our name is Calvary. It is in David Rosales Ministries. It is Calvary Ministries to remind us of Pastor Chuck's teachings to us, but to remind us that Jesus Christ is the one who gets all the glory. He should always get the glory. Amen, amen, amen. And that's what it is. Selfish ambition is to be avoided at all costs. In Jeremiah 45 verse five, do you seek great things for yourself? Do not seek them. Psalm 75 verses six and seven, exaltation comes neither from the east, nor from the west, nor from the south, but God is the judge. He puts down one and exalts another. So Jesus came to do his father's will in his father's time. So when they're saying, go in and speak of yourself and do these things, no, he was on his father's time. It says in verse six, Jesus said to them, my time has not yet come. Your time is always ready. So when he says, my time has not yet come, the word time is a Greek word. Kairos, it means a fixed and definite time, a suitable time. It speaks of a season of opportunity. What he's saying when he says, my time has not yet come is, I'm on my father's timetable. In John five, we saw this at verse 30. He said, I don't seek my own will, but the will of the father who has sent me. So my time is on my father's schedule. I don't promote myself, but he goes on in verse six to say, but your time is always ready. In other words, it's always the right time for you to come to Jesus. In second Corinthians chapter six, verse two, Paul said, he says, in an acceptable time, I've heard you in the day of salvation, I've helped you. Behold, now is the accepted time. Behold, now is the day of salvation. In other words, don't put it off. There have been people who say, well, I'll hear you at another time. I'll hear you at a convenient time. I used to say this, I had people begin to witness to me when I was young just before I got saved, but they would say, you need to get right with God. And I would say later on, because I got a lot of sinning to do. See, I was 20 years old. And I thought, are you kidding me? You're asking me to get saved? I've got so many drugs. I want to take so much wine. I want to drink so many people I want to be with. Are you kidding me? No, when I'm older, I honest, like some of you probably, I honest thought that I thought I, when I get older, I'll be too old to sin and I'll be bored, I might as well go to church. And that's kind of how I thought. Maybe you did too. That's how I thought, but I'm young. You know, I got a lot of things I want to do. Well, today's the acceptable day. I've never met a single person in my entire years of walking with Christ who have ever said to me, I wish I'd have waited to get saved. I've never heard that. I have heard many times, I wish I would have received Christ earlier. There are so many things, so many pains, and so many things that I suffered that I would have avoided if I had gotten right with Jesus Christ earlier. I've never heard anybody say, man, I just, you know, maybe a couple more years of sin. I just have never heard that. Now is the accepted time. And so Jesus goes on in verse seven and says, the world cannot hate you, but it hates me because I testify of it that its works are evil. You go up to the feast. I'm not yet going up to this feast. My time has not yet fully come. When he had said these things to them, he remained in Galilee.  See, I have condemned its evil. If you were to fast forward that to today, I want you to think of how people are treated by the world when you stand up and say that you believe that life begins at conception and that abortion isn't something that we ought to be involved in, that it's a bad thing to do. Say it and watch what happens today. Talk about adultery and say it's not right for a man to be sleeping around with other people and see what happens. Fornication or greed or speak out against homosexuality and see what happens.   That's what's happening today. A lot. That's what takes place. And so Jesus said, listen, I've condemned its evil. You don't. You go along with it.  Forgive me, it's gonna sound like I am, but there's a point I'm trying to make here. Let's see if I can make that point. Tell people you like Trump and see what happens. Just say it and see what happens. There is such a fixation and a hatred. And it blows my mind. You know, it blows my mind.  So go and tell them you believe in certain things and see what happens. You know this. Go to college, speak to your professor, say it out loud in class, and say what you believe and see if your professor gives you an ovation, wonderful thinking, or see if the people in the classroom don't gang up on you. I was a college student once in a secular university, more than one secular university, and I experienced that kind of opposition and that was years ago. It's worse now. It's worse now. And so that's what's taking place and Jesus said, listen, the world hates me, but it doesn't hate you.  And I want you to think of that. I testify against it, its works are evil because you'll see this in just a moment, but the church today in many places, we don't want to be rude and we don't want to be arrogant. We don't want to be obnoxious. We certainly don't want to be self-righteous and God forbid that we should be mean-spirited. None of that should be true of any of us. And yet the bottom line is the fact of the matter is, is when you testify of the evil, there is a response. And people do believe that you are judgmental and harsh. There's no doubt about that.  If you were of the world, the world would love its own. Yet because you are not of the world, but I chose you out of the world, therefore the world hates you. And there's no doubt about that, especially we're seeing that in our day. So he tells them in verses eight, nine, go up to the feast, I'm not yet going up. In other words, I'm not under your timetable. You can go whenever you want, but I will go when it's time for me to go. So in verse 10, when his brothers had gone up, then he also went up to the feast, not openly, but as it were in secret. And the Jews sought him at the feast and said, where is he? So he went secretly. In other words, he didn't go in a caravan. He's rejecting his brother's plan for him. His enemies are now seeking him. They desire more controversy. Others are murmuring about him. They're debating about him. Is this man good? Is this man evil? They're all nervous. It says in verse 12, there was much complaining among the people concerning him. Some said he's good. Others said no. On the contrary, he deceives the people. However, no one spoke openly of him for fear of the Jews. And so they're afraid to be speaking openly, so they're speaking amongst themselves. In verse 14, now about the middle of the feast, Jesus went up into the temple and taught, and the Jews marveled, saying, how does this man know letters? Having never studied. So he waits. He waits until the right time. He makes his appearance. There he is in the temple area. The rabbis very often would speak in this particular area that they're referring to. And there he is speaking and teaching. But the people begin to wonder, how can he know scripture? You see, when it says here in verse 15, how does this man know letters having never studied? It's not that he couldn't read. The Jews were called the people of the book for a reason. They could read. They were literate people. They were not illiterate. They were literate. They were people of the book. So he's not speaking about how is it possible that he can read? What is being referred to here is different. When it says, how does this man know letters? It's another way of saying, where did he get his theological training? How does he know letters? Is another way of saying, what rabbi did this man sit under? Who was his mentor? How did he learn his theology? And so he never sat under a rabbi. So is he inventing this message? Is he self-appointed? Is he without accountability? And that's what they're speaking amongst themselves. He's never studied. He's never been theologically trained. Jesus answered them and said, my doctrine isn't mine, but his who sent me. And so as he speaks, he's saying, I didn't invent my doctrine. The things, the word doctrine means teaching. The teachings that I'm giving to you come from heaven. In John 12, 49 and 50, he says, I have not spoken on my own authority. The father who sent me gave me a command, what I should say, what I should speak. And I know that his command is everlasting life. Therefore, whatever I speak, just as the father has told me, so I speak. In other words, I didn't originate this message. I'm giving you a message from heaven. That's what I'm doing. You're asking who taught me? I'm telling you, this is something from the father. My doctrine is not mine. It's his who sent me. He goes into verse 17 and says, if anyone wills to do his will, he shall know concerning the doctrine, whether it's from God or whether I speak on my own authority. You wanna know the will of God? You will to do his will. The human will desiring to obey God's will is the condition of knowing God's will. That's what you need in order to know the will of God. And the evidence that you're doing that which God has commanded is internal. The spirit will bear witness with you. So as you're doing the things of the Lord, there is a sense that God gives you by his spirit that you are doing the exact right thing and you are believing the right thing when you're believing scripture rightly divided. Do you wanna know his will? Well, you have to will to do it. It's not just so that we can know things about God. It's so that we can do the things that are pleasing to him. And is there a hunger in your heart?  You know, we used to sing a song, I wanna know you Lord, much more than I do.  We used to sing that when I was a brand new Christian and a young believer, I wanna know you, I wanna serve you, I wanna be your servant at all of that. And it's one thing to say that, it's another thing to mean it. Because A.W., I think it was A.W. Tozer once said that Christians never lie except when they sing. You know, all that I have, Lord is yours. That's not true. And so we'll sing things to him that we don't mean sincerely. That's, there's truth to that, of course. All of us fall short of the glory of God. We know that, but the bottom line is, and this is real important, it's real practical. Blessed is one who is hungry and thirsty and after righteousness, you're gonna be filled. Do you desire to know him? Not just in knowing him, I got saved. No, I'm speaking deeper and so is Christ. Now, if you wanna know his will, do you wanna do his will? There's gotta be an internal desire, a longing that supersedes all other longings. It overwhelms all other desires. It becomes your chief desire and this one thing have I desired and that I will seek after, that I might dwell in the house of the Lord, that I might see him. These are things that are within us. And I think a lot of people today are afraid to actually just release and say, God, I just wanna be real, I just want to follow you. I wanna be a real Christian. You know, when I got saved at 20, I just last Friday was my birthday, 69 years old. I've been following the Lord almost 49 years. That's a long time, but I can tell you something. I've been sensing in my heart today, especially a longing to know him better, a longing to know the Lord, a desire to know his will, to live for Jesus Christ. He is so good and has been so good to me, but I wanna know him better. And that's what Jesus is talking about. It's not a half-hearted, well, we'll give him a shot. Let's see what he can do. It's not that at all. If a man wants to know him, if a woman desires to know him, that longing is what is going to be the condition of you growing to know him deeply. And that's what Jesus is teaching us here. Do you wanna know him? He says, my doctrine isn't mine, it's his who sent me. If anyone wills to do his will, he shall know concerning the doctrine, whether it comes from God, whether I speak on my own authority, you will know. In verse 18, he who speaks from himself seeks his own glory, but he who seeks the glory of the one who sent him is true and no one righteousness is in him. A man whose message originates within himself seeks his own advancement. That's what he's saying. He who speaks for himself seeks his own glory. A man whose message originates within himself seeks his own advancement. Proverbs 27, too, if you take notes, this is a good one.  I had a guy I knew. And I had been saved maybe a few, two months maybe. And I forget how long, but he was an older man to me. He was in his forties and I was 20. And he was speaking to me one time. I'll never forget it. And he told me, he was a brand new Christian. He was always trying to instruct me. And I finally got tired of it because, babies ought not to feed other babies. Have you ever seen babies feeding babies? It's kind of a mess. It really is. I've seen it. Have you seen it? A little baby here putting stuff in the face of the other baby. They're feeding babies. When babies feed babies, they make a mess of both of them.  Even when I was a baby and this guy was a baby. And I still remember that he was always pushing his newfound opinion because he read something and it was never right. When he was reading, it was never right.  You're a very proud man. And that's very unattractive. I said, you're not humble. And he looks at me and he says, I am too humble. He goes, I'm the most humble man I know. And it was amazing. He was proud of his humility. You know, to me it was really odd. But if a person's always promoting themselves, always praising themselves, always the hero of their own stories. And I've seen that. Have you seen that? I've seen that. You turn on the television and there's a TV preacher on and sometimes they're just telling you some super story of the victories they've had. And I've heard many and I've said to myself, do you never fail? Do you never, ever fail to succeed? Ever? Do you ever? It's like the guy, you know, I was on the plane and they always have a Southern accent. I don't get it. I was on the plane and the plane was going down. And I said to myself, South, this plane's going down. And I said to myself, what should I do? Well, I should do something. I'll do something.  Everybody gets saved. And then I baptize them in the bathroom. And I hear these stories. And it trips me out. They never fail. It's very unattractive. It really is. It's very unattractive, you know. And so don't be praising yourself and all of that, you know. The bottom line is, is you don't seek your own glory. He who speaks from himself seeks his own glory. He who seeks the glory of the one who sent him is true. No one righteousness is in him. He's speaking of himself. Then he says in verse 19, did not Moses give you the law yet none of you keeps the law? Then he asks the question, why do you seek to kill me? That's pretty straightforward. Well, as he does that, he's saying you boast in that you receive the law of Moses, but you're refusing to obey what it teaches. Moses taught you not to murder.  Well, when he says that, verse 20, the people answered and said, you have a demon.  And that's a kind thing to say, isn't it? And Jesus answered and said to them, I did one work and you all marvel. Moses therefore gave you circumcision. Not that it was for Moses, but from the fathers. And you circumcise a man on the Sabbath. If a man received circumcision on the Sabbath so that the law of Moses should not be broken, are you angry with me? Because I made a man completely well on the Sabbath. Do not judge according to appearance. Judge with righteous judgment. So when it says you have a demon, at that time saying someone had a demon was like calling that person insane. They also may be accusing him of being in league with Satan because of the work he did. They considered to be blasphemous in the statements he made of himself and the work was breaking the Sabbath. And so they think that he's in league with Satan. But he says, Moses gave you circumcision. Notice how he goes on to say not that it was for Moses. 600 years before the law was given through Moses, there was a man by the name of Abraham. And Abraham was actually given orders to circumcise. In Genesis chapter 17, verses 10 through 12. This is my covenant, which you shall keep between me and you and your descendants after you.  And it shall be a sign of the covenant between me and you. He who was eight days old among you shall be circumcised.  So 600 years before the law, Abraham was actually given orders to circumcise. But the law relating to circumcision was given to Israel in the law of Moses in Leviticus 12. Where it says in verses one through three, the Lord spoke to Moses saying, speak to the children of Israel saying, if a woman has conceived and born a male child, then she shall be unclean seven days. As in the days of her customary impurity, she shall be unclean. And on the eighth day, the flesh of his foreskins shall be circumcised. So Jesus is pointing out to the right of circumcision for a reason. He's saying this, you avoid even the appearance of work on the Sabbath, yet you perform circumcision on the Sabbath. Circumcision involves pain and actually removes something. You judge me because I give something and remove pain. This is unbelievable. And then he says in verse 24, do not judge according to appearance but judge with righteous judgment. We'll look at this for a couple of moments. You judge according to appearance. So stop judging so superficially.  Now I want to note something with you and I'm going to read it again and develop this for a moment. Do not judge according to appearance but judge he says with righteous judgment. I want to look at that for a moment. He doesn't forbid judging. He addresses judging on an improper basis. Now what does that mean? Well, one of the most misquoted verses in the church today is Matthew chapter seven, verse one. All of you know it. Judge not that you be not judged, right? We all hear that, especially those of us who preach the gospel. Now, when Jesus said in Matthew seven, verse one, judge not that you be not judged. He was speaking about the unmerciful condemnation of people. He said, by practicing this kind of judgmentalism, we replace God as final judge. This is because we don't know a person's motives because only God knows a person's heart. In Jeremiah 1710, I the Lord search the heart. I test the mind even to give every man according to his ways, according to the fruit of his doings. So today, refusing to say something is right or wrong is exalted and it's called tolerance. What is tolerance? We hear it all the time. The word tolerance is defined as the ability or willingness to bear with something in particular the existence of opinions or behaviors that one does not necessarily agree with. So today, many believe in a superficial unity glossed over by a sentimental kind of love. And the sentimental love has led to them accepting anything except biblical truth. And that's to be expected. That's to be expected from those who do not claim faith in Jesus or the Bible. That's to be expected. But when this attitude is found in the church, it is normally found in those who do not read and do not study the Bible. I recently received the following Facebook message. I got it last week. This is the message. Hello, Pastor David, how are you? I have an issue. Every time somebody brings up kids turning gay on Facebook, I state my opinion on how wrong it is and how it's a sin against God. And everybody attacks me saying not to judge. And God said not to judge people. And how dare I say this?  And I'm tired of it. I'm being called names. And now I need help. Can you please give me some advice? So I wrote back and said, no, you judge. No, I didn't. Can you give me some advice? I just got an email from one of our staff ministers. And this is what the email says, Pastor, I wanted to share with you an experience we had last Friday at our mosque outreach. We were standing outside on the sidewalk having a great discussion with a Muslim man when a car drove up on the street next to us and stopped in the street. She rolled down her window and said loudly to us, I want you to know that I am Christian.  Afterwards, I thought how sad and burdening to the heart of God, that his church, the very ones he commissioned to go out into the world and preach the only message that saves men from eternal damnation are the ones that wound their own. Instead of loving one another and encouraging one another in the call of God, the church is hurting its own. The ironic thing is that same day a Muslim man told us that he thinks what we are doing and sharing with them is a great thing because we have conviction and are serious about what we believe, his own words. The church is telling the believer to shut up and the one being witnessed to says, I respect you for telling me what you believe. If we really believe in heaven and hell, if we really believe Jesus' words, that unless a man is born again, he will not see nor enter into the kingdom of heaven. Unless we believe with the right of Hebrew said, it is appointed and to mend to die once and after this the judgment. If we really believe that, then we're gonna also believe that God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whosoever believes in him should not perish but have everlasting life and we're gonna go into the whole world, preaching the gospel so that lives will be changed and people will be saved if we really believe that. But I have to tell you, the church doesn't believe that. By and large, many in the church are like this woman. She's just more vocal about what she's thinking. She's saying, leave them alone. Let them believe what they want. Why? Because she doesn't believe in Christ. Now that's a judgment I'm making, isn't it? But what else am I to say, if you tell me not to preach the gospel because it offends people, you don't read the Bible because Jesus was very offensive. I'm not saying go out and spit in people's faces and get mad and get into fights and everything. I'm gonna beat you up in Jesus name. No, I'm not saying that. What I'm saying, what I'm saying is we need to ask God, how can I be used by you to bring this message of salvation and transformation to a lost and dying world. We have to believe that the church is forgetting that. Quite seriously, the church is forgetting the message of the gospel. Part of the reason seems to be that believers are just not reading their Bible. And part of the reason has to be that if they attend church at all are not being taught the Bible. And often this attitude is fostered by pastors who do not teach the Bible or encourage the church to read it. It can be the fruit of teachers who do not wanna turn people off from Jesus or their church. But I've discovered something, often those who call people judges are living sinful lives and don't like being called out. So instead of receiving the Spirit's conviction, they claim people are judging them. That enables them to continue in sin and even appear to be better than their judges. In 1 Thessalonians 5, 19 through 22, Paul said it like this. He said, do not quench the Spirit. Do not despise prophecies, test all things, hold fast what is good, abstain from every form of evil. You see, in claiming to being judged, they judge those whom they say are judging them. And they don't know the difference between conviction and condemnation. In this case, Jesus was giving them a more full view of what Moses commanded. He was saying, let those who profess to judge him by the law obey it and form a just and honest opinion and not be biased by the appearance of a mere technicality. We are to judge, he says, with righteous judgment. Incidentally, that's also what is used in discernment. When you hear something that's being said, you discern whether this is true or not by what scripture has to say. It's also used, judgment is also something that occurs in what is called church discipline. When somebody is violating scripture and the pastor or elders have to sit them down and bring correction. That is making a judgment. It isn't condemning them. It's calling into question their behaviors so it might line up with the things of scripture that their life will be blessed. And that's what discipline is intended to do. But people who are being convicted very often confuse that with condemnation. When this church first began, I had a woman approach me, I'll never forget her. I don't remember her name. I just remember what she said. And I'm telling you, this was 38 years ago. But she approached me. I never have forgotten. And she said to me, I don't come here. I normally, and she told me in the church she goes to, I normally go to this church. She said, I'm glad I came here today because I needed a little condemnation. And I looked at her and I said, condemnation. And I said, is that what I do when I teach? Am I condemning people? Because condemnation is bringing them to a place where they're disillusioned and depressed and down. I said, God, am I? And I think she meant conviction. I hope so. Conviction is the Holy Spirit. He convicts the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment. When you read the word of God, it's the word of God reading you. And you see, oh, that's what he wants, and that's not what I do. Lord, I want to do that. I'm convicted, condemned. There's no hope in condemnation. You're just being condemned. But convicted, there is hope. Because you can say, Lord, you're not pleased with this. Now I ask you to help me as I turn from it. And that's how God changes lives. That's how He works in us. It's not wrong for you to be convicted. I get convicted. We need conviction to the Spirit. So we line up with the things of the Lord. So Jesus is basically giving them a more full view of what Moses commanded. Someone said, let those who profess to judge Him by the law obeyed and form a just and honest opinion. Again, not be biased by the appearance of mere technicality. We judge with righteous judgment. Christians are not to judge on the basis of insufficient superficial information. Outward appearance is often deceptive. Somebody said, we as humans are not righteous by nature. The righteousness we have is of the Lord. It's called imputed righteousness. When Jesus instructed us to judge with righteous judgment, there is only one way that we can do that. And that is by the word of God. When we make a judgment on anything, we are to base it on what the scripture instructs us in accordance with that situation. That's judging righteous judgment. And so Jesus says, do not judge according to appearance. Judge with righteous judgment. In other words, the law that commanded man to rest also freed us to show mercy and love. And Jesus who was healing on the Sabbath was actually loving those people when these people were making improper judgment on him, condemning him, calling him a blasphemer and a Sabbath breaker because they were judging him in error, not knowing the heart of God is mercy and compassion. And that's how God works. Listen, I'm not asking any of you to go out and begin to make judgments on people. If it came off like I was, forgive me, I'm not. But what I am saying is, and I'll close with this thought, is the church is living in a dangerous period when people refuse to do what God says simply because it goes against what they want to do. And they're getting permission to continue in sin by friends who refuse to love them enough to tell them the truth. If you love somebody, love them enough to tell them the truth. I'm not saying jump on them. I'm not saying fight with them. I'm not saying be arrogant. Know who you are.  And exercise humility. And if you weep because it's real and your pain is real, as you're sharing with them, the sincerity of your tears very often is used by the Lord to reveal the depth of your concern. I remember my pastor, I'll bring Chuck up one last time. How he had a friend who was a minister who was committing adultery, moved out of his house and was living with another woman many years ago, obviously now. And Chuck said his heart was so gripped and broken by what this man was doing, that he went to go see him to try and win him back. And Chuck says that he went to the man's apartment and knocked on the door. The man was there, he opens the door. Chuck says I walked in, I sat down in the front room. I looked at my friend and he looked back at me and his new girlfriend, the woman he had left his wife for, was in another room. And Chuck said I walked in and I sat there and I looked at this man and he looked back at me, this friend that I've known for so long. And he said, I had no words to speak. I just looked at him and began to cry. And he said as I began to cry, I had to get up and walk out. He said I didn't say a word to him, I just looked at my friend and I wept. And he said the man was so convicted and so broken by the tears of a friend that he left the woman he was living with, went home, reconciled with his wife and moved on. He brought conviction by a broken heart. When we give permission to people to stay in sin, when we don't have a word to say because we don't want to be called judges, that's satanic, that is not the spirit.  That was in hatred and that was in judgment. That was concern and that was love because I didn't want to go to heaven without my dad. You have to have a love in your heart that's willing to reach out to people and even be rejected by them.  What gives you the right to judge me, bro?  And that's why I tell you the truth and that's why I as a pastor don't avoid the hard subjects with you because I love you and I want you to know the truth so that your life is free in Jesus Christ. That's what pastors are supposed to do. We don't avoid the truth, we call it. That's what God calls us to do. We need to judge with righteous judgment. Father, we have.


Let's now conclude with a summary of what we have seen during this week. We have discussed the basic mechanisms behind net or scans and review a group of different scan types. We have also given examples of scans either seen in the wild, one for SSH dictionary attack and one for an internet wide scan conducted by the Sality Botnet. Finally, we have pointed out that scans can also be considered a form of active measurements and they are at time used in research studies. The external material provided for worms cover the beginning and the rise of worms and show how worms can spread and can be modeled. Also give insight into some case studies. The lecture on peer-to-peer botnets by Christian Rossell explains how peer-to-peer botnet works, with a focus on how it is possible to monitor this type of botnet, for example to find the botnet population. Then the talks cover possible counter-measures, like poisoning, partitioning and sink-holing.


The 3rd Marine Expeditionary Brigade has reactivated here during a ceremony establishing as a permanent command element which will strengthen the ability to prepare for and take action in numerous contingency operations that may occur in the Asia Pacific region. 2012 coming up here is going to be a very busy year. Whether it's going to be humanitarian assistance, disaster relief, or it could be a type of crisis within the theater. But I can guarantee you that Paycom, Mar 4 Pack, when the crisis flag goes up one way or the other they're going to turn to 3MEPH and it's going to be 3MEPH that's going to be out the door. As the needs of the Marine Corps have changed over the years the 3rd MEPH has been activated and deactivated several times since World War I. Lance Corporal Matthias Hernandez, Camp Courtney, Logan Allen.


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First thing I want to see if I want to see if we can find that hang clean because that's going to be ridiculous. Tristan Wirth's on his Iowa weightlifting record and NFL draft process. Okay, bro. Six foot six, 145 kg. Look at the look at it.  Look at everyone in the background.  Hey, what's up everyone? What is going on? And welcome back to my YouTube channel. My name is Jacob and I am a rugby player giving my reaction to American football. Now, for any of you American football fans out there that haven't watched rugby before, well, you should probably see some similarities and look, if you do want a bit of a rundown on some of the skills, some of the, I guess, the nuances of the game, definitely go back into my video library titled Rugby Related Videos. And if you can't find what you're looking for there, hit me up on Instagram, underscore jacob mcdonald. Now, I've been doing this series called Rugby Player Reacts for two years now.  I had the pleasure of following my second ever combine and then the draft. And there was definitely certain players that stood out to me for different reasons, certain players in different positions for different reasons. And that's exactly what happened the year before. There was one player, one player only, that really stood out to me the year before and got pushed down to the second round, unbelievably to me. And that guy was DK Metcalf. Now, there's another player in that category, although I haven't actually seen their highlights yet, but we're going to do that eventually in this video series. And that's Jonathan Taylor. He got put down, I mean, he was probably, shit, I think he was the third running back off the block and was down at pick number 42. The first running back of the draft went the 32nd pick to Super Bowl Champions Kansas City Chiefs. Now, if Jonathan Taylor was the top running back in the class, surely they would have picked him and he would have been landing on a Super Bowl team. Lo and behold, he went to the Colts. One exciting thing is that the Colts are playing the Jaguars in the first game of the season and the Jaguars are my favorite team, but we're not talking about either of those teams today. Today, we're talking about Tristan Werffs. Tristan Werffs came across my screen at the combine for the very first time and I think my mouth hit the floor. In fact, right now, I'm going to show you exactly what my reaction was when I first saw him. Wow. Oh, my God. Tristan Werffs, 36 and a half. No. 20, 190, sorry, 145 kilograms. Six foot five. 145 kgs just jumped 36 and a half inches. Let's watch that again. You think about a bar in the gym, okay? You put one plate aside. You put two plates aside.  That is how heavy this man is. Wow. So to me, you know, I wouldn't call myself uneducated but I'd probably say half educated. Tristan Werffs definitely stood out to me. His size for a start but also his ability to move.  Now, let's have a look. Tristan Werffs was born January 24th, 1999. He's six foot five or 196 centimeters, 320 pounds or 145 kg, which is basically a fridge. Werffs played high school football at Mount Vernon High School where he also excelled in wrestling and track and field. He won the state discus throw as a sophomore and Iowa State and Iowa Hawkeyes both offered Werffs scholarships within the next month. He committed to Iowa in winter of his junior year in December 2015 and was a four-star recruit. During his senior year of high school, Werffs helped Mount Vernon to a state semi-final appearance in football, was named an Army All-American Football, won a state wrestling title in winter and won the discus for the third straight year in shot put for the second straight year. He was honored by Des Moines Register as the best boys prep athlete in the state. So this guy, this guy was destined to do something physical. As a true freshman, Werffs started seven games at right tackle, becoming the first true freshman to start at offensive tackle in the Kirk-Ferrents era. So that must be the coach of Iowa and he's held it since the 1999 season. Through the season he worked on being more aggressive against defenders. Before his sophomore season, Werffs was suspended for the season opening game against North Illinois for an OWI arrest. What's that? Driving under the influence. Oh no! After his sophomore season, Werffs broke the Hawkeyes hang clean record by Brandon Scherf setting a new market 450 pounds. He also said a focus of his junior season would be to translate his weight room exploits to the field.  An injury during spring practice caused him to miss a few weeks of practice following his junior season where he was selected to the first team all big 10 and named the conference lineman of the year. Once again, as expected, he announced that he would forgo his final season and end the draft. So at the combine, he's measured at 6 foot 4 and 7 eighths of an inch, 320 pounds, a 34 inch arm length, 10 and a quarter inches hand size, which is I think that's probably the biggest one I've seen so far. 40 yard dash of 485. That is faster. Look, I think I, I think I did see something. It rings a bell. I believe, actually, no, this is, this is absolutely true. He's playing for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Tom Brady's left tackle is going to be able to run faster than Tom Brady. Does that make sense? I don't know, but it's pretty exciting. So we've got a 485 dash, a 468 20 yard shuttle, a 765 three cone drill, vertical jump, like I said, of 36.5 inches, 10 foot one inch broad jump and 24 reps on the bench. That is just, that is just ridiculous. Absolutely. I cannot wait to see this go play.  Well, you know what? There's one other left tackle that, that is of this size even bigger and has just as impressive movement. And he's actually from Australia. His name is Jordan Milata. And I'm just hoping that after two years in the league that he can actually start, you know, playing games for the Jets. And we can really get behind him back here in New Zealand and Australia. But with that being said, let's continue. But the first thing I want to see, I want to see if we can find that hang clean, because that's going to be ridiculous. Oh, Tristan Wirth's on his Iowa weightlifting record and NFL draft process. Okay, bro, six foot six, 145 kg. Look at the, look at it.  Look at everyone in the background.  That is the kind of, that's the kind of energy that's that's in a room like that. You know, when someone is shifting, when someone of that stature is shifting that amount of weight, it is like, I mean, you know what? I've never seen it. So I don't know what it'd be like, but incredible. Wow. First time I've heard him speak, or is it? I think I may have heard him at the combine, but one thing I do like to definitely do is not only see them play, not only read their story, but definitely hear them speak. So that's cool. Fuck. 450. Can hardly even deadlift that. Going totally nuts. And that must have been a heck of a feeling. Tristan Wirth's here on the rich eyes and show. What's your, what has your process been like? No pro day. And obviously there will be no face to face visits. How often are you, I guess, zooming teleconferencing with teens right now? Yeah, I have three or four phone calls.  Before everyone went into isolation and lockdown. So for these guys to actually have the combine properly was really good and lucky. But then probably, you know, one of the most important, most stressful times for these players and also the coaches is from the time of the combine to draft day. And everything was completely locked down for the entire period. So I don't know how they did it, but they've done a great job. They're close to, you know, I can, just their tech, so we can, you know, keep knowing what we're doing. Which teams have you spoken to, Tristan? The Buccaneers, I had the Zoom call with. I had a FaceTime with the Patriots, a call with the Chargers and Daltons, and then I got the Cardinals and the Falcons coming up next week. Okay. Well, I wanted to hear the story behind that, that lift. It seems like there's a photo of it, but no video. So anyway, he talked to so many teams. He actually mentioned the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was the first team that he mentioned. So that was probably the one that was the most serious and lo and behold was the one that drafted him. So if we go back and we look at, I want to see a film study because he's an offensive tech. We're not going to see a huge amount of, you know, crazy highlight, but I do want to see what he's good at and why, you know what I mean? So with that in mind, we're going to have a look at Vok Lombardi. Now I have no affiliation with Vok Lombardi. I found him in the previous video. He seems to know what he's talking about when it comes to offensive linemen. So I'm going to give him another shot. This is going to be my reaction to Tristan Wirth's college football film study. Now we're going to see this guy move. He ran a 486, 40 yard dash. Ridiculous. We got some film on Tristan Wirth's. What's up, y'all?  We're watching Tristan. Shit, baby.  He is my tackle number four guard number one. Okay. Some people think that guards are less inferior players than tackles and that's not necessarily true. They're both different. They do two totally different things, kind of sort. Guards are more responsible for inside, and inside things happen faster than outside things.  That's the entire C gap, unless the tight end, you know, comes in there and make a D gap. But at this point, we have a lot more room to read and react, and there's a lot more room to make mistakes when we're talking about tackles here. Look at how close 68 is to 54. They look at the distance from 77 to, you know, y'all see your gross models right here, right? So it's just, you know, can you operate in different scenarios? Probably need to be just as big, just as heavy, just a slight bit more mobile. I think Tristan Wirth's operates better when he gets to be reactionary, big, strong, kind of quick dude, right? I don't want him outside in some footwork match with a super twitchy, you know, past rushy gangster guy. I don't want that. I would rather him being inside marling people. Now, can he develop and be a good outside player? Can, you know, can he get some coaching? And can he be the future of tackle one day? Possibly. He actually has some eye with film of him playing love tackle, but we're not going to watch that today because I encourage y'all to watch film on your own damn self, right? But I think Tristan Wirth can come in and help you day one as a guard. And he could be a day one tackle two, but he'll be a better guard. Let's run for the cardio. Now, let's talk about him as a, as a run blocker, right? Big power for dude. I think he's good with his feet in the run game in terms of he can get to his landmarks. Whether it's run game or passing game, Tristan Wirth can always get to his landmarks. Okay, we just got to talk about some of the things that he do when he gets to those landmarks. You know what I mean? I want him to sustain blocks a little better, right? To not just kind of let guys go after you block them. Say, look at this play, for example, Tristan Wirth's right here, he's going to come out the ball and get a pretty good start on this guy. He, you know, pretty good movement, pretty good engagement. He's lined up at a two. So Tristan Wirth's big as in it, but he didn't do everything to continue this block here. He didn't necessarily get his head all the way on the other side of the shoulder there. He didn't fight to reestablish those hands inside of the chest plate. He kind of got his back right here, right? Tristan Wirth's got his right hand on the back of the tackle here. Let me rewind it. And you see his, his right hand just ends up on his, on the back of the tackle here. We want you to get more playside of that guy. So you can fully cut him off, Tristan Wirth's, but he didn't do that. Right. You want two hands on the front rather than one at the front, one at the back. Oh my God, this is synchronized swimming. Look how they move. That is, why am I doing the film study? He's a pretty good initial blocker, but if you can teach him to finish, you can teach him to, you know, get his head on the right side. Man, he'll be just fine. Talking about his movement, take a look at Tristan Wirth's right here. I love this. We're on the goal line. We zone-stepping to the left, covered old boy up. I love this. He's going to cover number 18. Good step. Get to the outside. He's going to dip and rip that arm. He's just going to cut 18 all the way off. Fantastic. Oh yeah, he ain't getting through this. However, I kind of would have liked you to finish. You know what I mean? Like we just kind of got in front of him, cut him off and let him go. We don't know what that cut back lane was like because to be fair, Gross Matos tore it up in front. Now honestly, he tore it up and he forced the running back to kind of cut back a little bit. What if the running back cuts back and runs into your guy? Tristan Wirth, you see what I mean? I don't mind this because this is actually an old line technique. You know what I mean? Just kind of rip your arm just to keep in front of him. I don't mind the actual technique that you use. I just want you to after you rip in front of him, square it back up and finish him. And another. Well, let's say that Gross Matos didn't make it through. I don't mind this because this is right. Let's say he didn't. Let's say he's blocked here. Okay, so this line is still solid. Right? The running back gets it. The running back gets it and runs to the left. Tristan Wirth is running to the left. Everyone's running to the left. He thinks, I guess he thinks. He definitely doesn't think that, you know, the line is going to be split by a blitzer. But how easily did he actually get through there? Way too easily. He took one step to the left.  They just let him through, didn't they?  Being close to the line there, knowing that his running back is going to be behind the line somewhere. He really should have continued, you know, I guess continued with the contact on that guy and probably tried to at least hold him up or drive him into the ground because, or, you know, try and push him back behind the, the, the end zone line.    Huge. I just want you to after you rip in front of them, square it back up and finish it. And another example, Tristan Wirth's here. Boom. Good movement. We're going to start good, but 42 never got a chance to come off because Tristan Wirth never overtook this, this block properly, right? What we want to happen in this combo scenario, we're comboing, I think, yeah, okay, cool. We're comboing, yeah, 74 and 42 are comboing this defensive end to 38, right? So we're taking them, taking them.    Cover him up. He needs to run those feet a little bit more to get on the shoulder that 42 is on. That's to Tristan's right, that's to the defender's left, right? We need Tristan Wirth to get on the outside shoulder. So 42 can be free to move on to his next block. But 42 can't leave this block because Tristan Wirth's never really fully overtook him. You see what I mean? If 42 leaves and Tristan Wirth don't overtake them, then the end just comes off and make a tackle on number 10 right here. We don't want that. You know what I mean? Just small little stuff like that. So Tristan Wirth is a solid pass blocker. He has the ability to travel really well and get where he is. See, now that's for a run play, right? Where you're meeting the defense. Whereas for a pass protection, he's going to be coming back like that. And that's probably where he would be better. That's going to help him a lot in the national football league. They're being able to have arm length to get hands on guys before they get hands on you. You know what I mean? I don't have a problem with this block. Stay tuned. Stay tuned. What about here? Right? Same thing. I think if he can get his hands on you first, he can kind of have a good gauge of where you at. Like I said, the technique here ain't perfect, right? Kind of get the shoulders over the toes a little bit. I hate it. I kind of want that head back a little bit more. I'm watching the running back.  Let's see what happens here.   Let's see what happens here. It's all right. Hey, the length kind of saved him again. Every now and then, this happens though. And when I say every now and then, this happens a lot. Take a look at Tristan Words and what happens to him right here. Oh boy. Penn State notice.  Get out the way. See that's what you get. That's what you get. Trying to be a linebacker again. Trying to live by carries through these young Penn State gangs. See what I mean? Get out the way. Anyway, Tristan Words, right? Now what? What happens when something that his feet got sick? What happens when I have to react? What happens when things kind of go off script and I'm not just in a wrestling match anymore. I have to pick the correct technique, the right steps, the right track cards. What happens when I have to do that? Bad things kind of happen for Tristan Words in that way. Which is kind of why I wish he was on the inside. See, this don't happen on the inside, right? If this was inside, it's a lot less space between Tristan and where his right tackle would be, right? You see what I mean? If it's in the inside, you want to do a whole bunch of movement things just kind of get washed down. Bro, that's right, man. People just don't get in. People just don't get in through the guard and the tackle. They're more so likely to either go round the tackle or try and make a move on the tackle, but, you know, further away from the guard so you've got that room to try and move around them. No, no way. Not at all.  I mean, at the end of the day, he doesn't want that quarterback to get hit. So he does, he does all right. He at least, you know, uses his weight to his advantage, but could have been a lot more solid.  After a while, Penn State just understood that Tristan Words had a problem with, you know, gap exchanges and movements and slants. And at the end of the game, they did nothing but that towards the end. And what happens here, right? I'm going to get a little bit of a lean. Our hands are going to be late. There's some big boys.  It seems to be just as big as Tristan Words. I want Tristan Words to do. And you know, maybe, uh, you know, because you got to see things for your brain to register for your body to do it. It starts with your eyes. So if Tristan is going to kick, kick, kick, we want for him to do is when Gross Matos goes back inside, we want him to pound his post foot. That's his left foot, his up foot or whatever. Right? We want him to pound that thing back inside. That'll keep him square. It'll keep him balanced. And you know, it'll, it'll keep him honest to his, to his technique. What I mean by honest to his technique. If you, um, if he drops this right foot and he misses, then he's off balance. He's off balance anyway. See how he dropped his right foot right there and he missed and then he gets off balance. But if he keeps his post foot up, that's his power foot. His left foot is his power side. So if Gross Matos crosses his face and ends up on the worst power side, he's cool because I got power there. My post foot is up. My post foot is stuck in the ground. So it's yeah, it's cool.  Bad things happen to Tristan worst here. Like I said, man, Penn State realized Tristan worst did bad with, with movement in front of them. And oh boy, before you know it, they just started doing all kinds of stuff to get Tristan worse about the pain. And it kept working. They, Penn State won this game because they Fuck, he still went number 11 in the draft. Hey boy, Tristan worst. And you know what? That probably it comes from, um, you know, Tristan not trusting his, his hands and his feet. Right. We'll see what the, um, we'll see what the Jets coaches can, can develop in this guy's game.   They just need to be developed a little bit. Offensive lineman, you don't trust the hands and your feet. You say, okay, cool. I'm just going to use power with hands on you, grab you, and I ain't got to read or react. But Tristan worst, sometimes you got to read and react. This is a situation where you got to read and react. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, kick. When you see 49 cross and face, don't attack 49 cross and face because if you do, your shoulders get turned. See Tristan worst shoulders get turned. 11 get to run free. 11 get to run free now because you turn your shows because you overreacted to 49. What you do is you kick, kick. Wait, he didn't see. He's not seeing 11 come across though, is he? He thinks, yeah, he thinks 49 is the only guy he needs to worry about. He had a good power step. He had a good sideways power step for that. Tristan worst, you pass him along, stay square, but you keep your right hand free now. Now that your right hand is free, you're able to react past 49 along and then engage with 11, but that didn't happen because you turned your shoulders. See what I mean? Hey, just kept doing it. Just kept doing it. Same thing. Take a look at Tristan's left foot right here, right? We talked about left foot. We talked about post foot. You want to keep that foot up. That's your power foot. You travel with the other one. Tristan is going to travel, travel. 18 is going to cross face. He's going to drop his post foot. Now we got to guess. Now we off balance. Now we're trying to strike. Now we lean it. And now 97 is coming back around again. Now we lean it. And now 97 get the run free and you're quarterback cussing somebody out. See what I mean? So it's a lot of technical stuff that you got to deal with, man. And I'll tell you what, chat box. I know y'all know this because y'all got all the answers, the infamous Google. Can somebody tell me how long Tristan worst been starting at tackle? Because reps can fix this. The more he plays right tackle, the more he'll relax and the more he'll see things quicker and he'll slow things down a little bit. But if he's outside and he's reacting, and that happens. Tristan will be cool though. Tristan will be cool. Got another play? Got another play? What happened? Let's see what happens on this play. Oh, no. Same thing, man. Same thing. Moving on. Hang on. I mean, what could you do? What could you do? They're running a screen. Hang on. Okay, so it's one on one at this point. 18 is cutting on the inside. What, I mean, what could he have done? He could have, oh, he had to completely let him go. What's happening? Same thing, man. Same thing. Moving on. It comes with time. And the more Tristan worst plays, the better he'll be. Now, what makes him better than the next tier of guys is I think Tristan can do it. I think Tristan can do it. And he does have the tools to do it. You know, you look at the next few guys in my opinion. I said Tristan is my offensive tackle for it. So the next two guys would be Austin Jackson and Josh Jones. Austin from USC, Josh Jones from Houston or whatever. Interesting. What makes Tristan different? I'm gonna stop that there because both of those names I did not recognize. He's not really rating the other two offensive tackles drafted above Tristan wirfs. But I do. But I guess that's based on their god-given gifts, you know, their god-given talents, which is the size, the speed, the strength. And, you know, with without that, you know, there is no hope. But with that, there certainly is enough to going 13th pick of the 2020 draft to the team that the goat Tom Brady is going to be playing at. I don't actually know any of the offensive linemen from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but I'm sure I will. I feel like Tristan, where if he's just going to lap it all up, he's, like I said, he's got the gifts. Now it's time to coach them. And with that being said, I'll see you guys in the next video. If you have enjoyed, please hit that like button. If you want to subscribe, do that too. And I'll see you in the next one. Peace out.