Pray with me, please Lord Jesus, please be here with us right now in this session Show us what you want us to learn Lord Teach us guide us draw us into your presence Show us areas that need change Lord But most of all father show us how much you love us in Jesus name Amen So they asked for a title and I came up with godly thoughts godly life And then I just looked at it been up there with that time. I don't even know where I came up with that that sounds very almost impossible Because I think that controlling our thoughts and Making our minds mind us Is such a difficult thing? But how important it is That you and I have this disciplined Mind would you turn once again to Philippians the fourth chapter and you've heard this before but I'm going to read it to you again starting In verse. Oh, it would be good if I wasn't in Colossians starting in verse 8 finally Brethren Whatever things are true Whatever things are noble, whatever things are just Whatever things are pure whatever things are lovely Whatever things are a good report if there be any virtue and if there is anything praiseworthy meditate on these things Paul now in this these verses addresses a Subject that is so important as Jeanette showed us this morning He's already told us to be firm to be united to be Rejoicing to be gentle to be not anxious to be praying And now he tells us I want you to be thinking of these things If right now through some supernatural ability, I could up on these screens Put what each one of you is thinking. Oh Yes My dad always used to say to me when I was a little girl penny for your thoughts and then before I answered I would try to think of something really wonderful that I could say I was thinking when I probably wasn't Like when I was driving up here when I was supposed to be thinking about all these things from these verses I was thinking about what a terrible bad hair day. I was having You know, it looked good when I left the house, but then when I looked in the rear of your mirror It just looked horrible and it was consuming me as I was driving I had to really be careful and centered and think again and bring these things back to my remembrance and Choose to think on them What we think is so important Sometimes I'll say to my husband. What were you thinking? That's a whole different subject, but sometimes I'll just say to him What are you thinking? I want to know what's in there. I want to know What what he's dwelling on what he's contemplating. He still fascinates me after all these years But there was one time when I asked him what he was thinking when I was sorry I did and I'm just going to tell this to kind of wake you up because Jean and I were on this trip together that my husband had planned with all our best friends and we went river rafting on the Tuolumne River and It was they I don't know if you've ever been river rafting, but it was a class five Rapids which nobody's supposed to be on. We were the first run of the season We were the last run of the season because it was so treacherous and we ran into trouble. It was a three-day trip like on the second Second day many of our rafts went over. I went over I I saw my husband go over. I Hit the bottom of the rocks. I kept coming up. I couldn't catch my breath I couldn't seem to do you have no idea where you are.   What were you thinking that when you really thought it was?  So I said well, you know You know last night when there were two desserts, and I only had one I was thinking I should have had them both because it really doesn't matter now but my mind is Personally my greatest my hardest my most continual battle my brain my thoughts I worry I Wonder about things I overthink everything. I try to fix everybody Was thinking the other morning with no sleep. I wonder if my kids really cared that I was up by half the night Trying to fix all their problems And and and I worry I'm a warrior. I Anybody else a warrior? I'm a warrior unlike any warrior. You have ever seen I'm a world-class warrior If there were a worrying Olympics, I would win every event that there was in fact You warriors if you're tired of worrying about something just give it to me and I will worry about it For you in my head in my thinking process. I even have conversations. I Replay conversations that I have already had With people replaying them in my mind about the way they should have gone anybody else do that Yes, and aren't you always brilliant in those replays and wise and Solid and authoritative I do that too. I can get anxious and worrisome and Full of anxiety.  I can't wait to go to sleep and then And it just starts and it and it won't stop Pardon me. Oh, yes, and I'm still awake and I still have solved nothing and it's still going wrong K Smith told me something those of you who do this also Told me something years and years ago when I was telling her how difficult it was for me to fall asleep she said take the alphabet begin with a work your way all the way down and Ascribe one quality of God to each letter and So I will do that. He is all knowing he is beautiful. He is Christ my Lord He is divine. He is my friend He is holy and that just like switches me over into a time when I can just Concentrate on him and I will feel all my fears and worries Let go. I also have to be very careful of what I read or what I watch on TV or listen to It's like I'm over. I record everything and then I play it back. I Have to discipline my mind and my thoughts and that's why this passage in Philippians is so meaningful and Important to me and can be so youth useful to you and I of dealing with this Why is this area so important our minds and our thoughts? Let me give you four reasons that I see first of all it says in scripture Proverbs 23 7 As a man thinks so he is So I am actually becoming What I think about So what do you think about most of the time? What's your first thought in the morning? Mine's coffee. I know it should be Jesus, but it just is coffee Or what's your last thought before you go to bed tonight? You are becoming what you think about Your thoughts will eventually work their way out of your head Into your actions and into your life That's one reason second reason that I see is that sin begins in our minds in our thought process evil thoughts Come to us in our heads Lucifer his sin began in his head. It was the sin of pride Eve Her sin began thinking thinking thinking that maybe God hadn't really said what he meant and hadn't really meant what he said our Heads can be a reason for us to sin So do we can't even allow or entertain thoughts like that? Because once they're in there then there's a possibility that we will then commit them In our heads where no one can see or hear it can be a dangerous place Sin can begin there and I'm always very sobered by the fact that you may not be able to see my thoughts But God can the third reason is the mind is a battleground It is a battleground the world and its systems continually Bombard us television Hollywood the internet social media magazine books Politics just bombard us with their philosophies We need to make our minds Protected we need to build you know if there were ever time to build the wall This is the place where the wall should be built It should be built in protection around our minds We leave them unprotected We leave them vulnerable to the control and the work and the words of the enemy We need to be very very careful That we do not entertain ourselves With the very things that Jesus died for We need to be very very careful that we do not let in the things of the world that we protect our mind be careful be protective of Your brain of your thought In this day at time of internet and the social media We have immediate information at just a click or a swipe of our phones Good news bad news fake news Comes in comes in the gateway of our eyes into our minds where it can stay and replay I Am constantly cleaning out Clearing out washing out my brain my head my thoughts The devil battles for our minds, but so does our humanity and our human nature and our flesh You and I both still our flesh and spirit and whatever gets in your mind gets you If your mind is feeding on the things of the flesh and the things of the spirit will become less and less and less This is our job to protect our thoughts. No one else can do it for us The fourth reason is that we can have strongholds in our minds. I've mentioned some of mine worry anxiety fear Even guilt jealousy Resentment Bible says tear them down. Take them captive control them We have this divine power We have weapons at Paul said in 2nd Corinthians to destroy the strongholds. We destroy arguments And every opinion raised against the knowledge of God and we take every thought into captivity We can be in control We have all that we need in order to control our thoughts If you feel like you're spiraling out of control See and recognize and go after these thoughts and pull them and grab them into captivity Rain in your thoughts capture them We can demolish arguments We can take down every stronghold and most strongholds at least in my life are in my head And now finally I know I'm saying that because that's what Paul said and I know finally I am now to the verses, but I wanted you to see how important how vital your thoughts are Are and how dangerous it is not to protect them and control your thought life Tell Paul tells us now to think on these things He gave gives us this lovely beautiful list of what our thoughts should be We choose to think to dwell to reside to settle down in this list That Paul gives us and the first thing he says is where it all begins think on whatever is true Whatever is true It begins with the truth in my head. God's word is true. I need to steep myself in God's word Jesus himself is true. He says I am the way. I am the truth and I am the life It always begins there with me being a woman who fills my brain my thoughts with the truths of God In this time in this country in this world You need to know what God says because only God's word is true You need to be a woman who finds a way Morning noon night to be in God's word You need to ask God to give you a hunger and thirst for it like you've never had before It begins with the truth The second thing is the noble The honorable There is only one that I can think of who is noble and honorable and that is my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ I think about him How beyond compare he was How honorable he is And then there's also the next one just Think about those things that are just When I think about those things that are just I cannot think of anything else, but my Savior who justified me Because there's no nothing in me that makes me worthy of anything other than his work on the cross for me When I start going through this list, I think of what is true and honorable And then I want to think about the one who justified me. I like to think about that day That he accomplished that for me. I like to make my thoughts go To what he paid. I want to make my mind consider the cost of his sacrifice That I am justified by him and by nothing else Sometimes in my head I replay this little video that I've been playing since I got saved of the day when I finally stand before God the Father And whenever I replay it in my mind, it always makes me just a little Nervous that I'm going to be there and and and he's going to be so amazingly beautiful and holy and I'm going to be Just standing there so unworthy of even getting in and I and I used to think I think there's a really strong Possibility that he's going to take one look at me all revealed all my life all my mistakes all my sins all my thoughts and He's not going to let me in it used to just haunt me and then one day that was playing in my mind and into my thought process I had this amazing unbelievable beautiful vision. I'm standing there God standing there. He's looking at me. I'm Thinking that there's no way and then Jesus walks up right beside me and he puts his arms around me And he looks at God the Father and he says take her Take her she's mine That's all I needed to be justified. I like to think about that.  I love to think about that The next one is pure Paul warns us not to let any or immorality or impurity be named among us But there also can be no immorality or no impurity in our thought process in our lives and We live in an increasingly immoral evil world I have never felt So out of touch so out of sync With the world as I do the last couple of years. There's an evil There's a darkness. Do you see it? Do you sense it of which I have never seen or experienced in my life But not only do I look at the world and see that Lately I've also been seeing an immorality and an impurity and a liberty in the church itself My morals my values seem completely Out of date Within the church not this church not my church. There is a liberal attitude a lack of purity a Turning away from morality I See sadly a desire to see how much They can get away with How much can be added to their Christian doctrines and beliefs and behavior and still call themselves Christians and Trust me. This is a dangerous slippery slope It leads nowhere Destroys our witness It defeats our victories We need to rise above what we see going on and I know I'm old and you're probably looking at me and saying yeah, she's old but But this has nothing to do with my age But at this point in my life, which has been the point of my life life for the last almost 50 years I'm not looking for anything that I can add I'm not looking for anything that'll make me cool cooler or hipper or more modern or more relevant In fact, I'm asking God to take away Strip away from me anything and Everything that does not honor him or please him.  I Want that in my life and That requires that I have a very sensitive attitude to sin It requires that I don't allow my thought process to make excuses for my sin or to give me reasons to get away with it It requires me being willing to allow God to look and see and cleanse me I Love repentance. I love the feeling of repentance. I Love the availability of repentance This is the greatest deal that there ever was We sin We ask God for forgiveness and he not only only forgives immediately he forgets forever What a deal is that why do we hold on to those things that we know don't please him even the little sins Even that what Amy Carmichael says the silken sins When this Cleansing this purity is so easily and readily available for us the Bible says that God's mercy is new every morning and I think of it as a like a Muffin like a mercy muffin And I wake up every morning Hungry for God's mercy. Do you ever read that quote by that that woman who's that little prayer that she said? Lord so far. I'm I'm doing really well. I haven't had any anger thoughts. I haven't yelled at my husband I haven't kicked the dog but pretty soon I'm gonna have to get out of bed and Doesn't it happen just that quickly Where I need God's forgiveness The fifth thing is that Paul mentions is to think on whatever is lovely That word means attractive Pleasing what are the lovely things about Jesus? What attracted me to him? What is so pleasing about him? I think on those things the sixth one is Whatever is of good report? I love this because thinking on the things of good report Let's me causes me to let go of the things that I am worried about Causes me to think about and concentrate on all the things of good report that God has done for me Over the years never once failed was never once late even though it looked like he was going to be he has been so Amazing I need to think on those things because those are the things of good report. I love lamentations work He's crying out. He says my soul is Berrift of peace I have forgotten what happiness is my endurance has perished So has my hope from the Lord and then he does this But this I called to mind and He calls to mind the things of good report and this is what he calls to mind the steadfast Love of the Lord never ceases his mercies never come to an end They are new every morning there. They are great is his faithfulness and then he writes and therefore I have hope Think on the things of good report. I love to even write them down Make a list keep a journal Get it out on paper the things that God has done for me. I love Psalm 51 David's crying out He says hear my cry. Oh Lord attendant to my prayer from the ends of the earth I'm crying out to you and then he prays lead me to the rock that is higher than I in David's thought he Thoughts he is be almost beyond help beyond being reached. He's crying out to the Lord He's gone from the ends of the earth and now he is so low He's asking God to come in and lift him up to the rock of Jesus Christ But then I love it after this cry for God's mercy then he does just what Paul is telling us to do He says for you have been now. He's gonna switch over from whatever it is He's worried about whatever and it was bad at that point in time in in David's life Whatever is he's fearful of and he's gonna think about those things of good report for you have been he says a shelter a strong tower Think on fill your mind with all the wonderful things that God has done for you his mercy his grace his power His coming again. I love to think about his coming again I think it's gonna be really soon that he's gonna come again and if he's not coming again soon I know that now that I'm old it gets sooner every day that I'm gonna go to where he is So I'm either either gonna come back with him or I'm gonna be go up with him when he comes I'm not sure but either way That is the most amazing thought to me that my God and and I love this You know what? He's not coming as The helpless babe in the manger. He's coming as the roaring lion of Judah He's coming in all his beauty and all his glory and all his justice and all his purity and all his Loveliness I like to think about that that is a thing of good report to me I like to think about all the times he's helped me and healed me all the times. He's held me all the times He's forgiven me things of good report think on these things Paul says What a menu for you and I write them down Memorize them true honorable just pure lovely good report and then you choose those things You choose those things to think about What a rich reservoir of thoughts that he gives us that we can choose That we can concentrate on and then he says if there be any virtue If there be anything praise worthy Is Jesus not the most virtuous one is he not worthy of our praise Then think of him feel your thoughts with him Whatever is true right pure lovely Jesus. He is the truth Jesus. He is just Jesus. He is honorable Jesus. He is the only pure one Jesus. He is lovely Think on thing those things fill your mind You and I need a renewed mind It's a promise of our salvation that Jesus would renew our mind that it would be controlled in order to be controlled it has to be full of God's word and God's Holy Spirit It requires what Romans 12 says it requires that we live a surrendered and a sacrificial life That we choose not to be conformed because there's one or the other we can be conformed to the world or we can be transformed by the renewing of our minds the mind of Christ Philippians 2 says have this mind in you Which was in Christ Jesus Be very very careful sweet women of God of The subtle process of the world influencing your life It may not seem dramatic It probably can be quite gradual But it comes into our thoughts and it erodes our lives We lower our standards we begin to think worldly thoughts and Soon the things of God become less appealing The things of the world more appealing and after a while we have no interest in the things of God at all No reason to go to church No call to prayer No hunger for God's word It is one or the other. There really is no middle ground. We can be conformed or transformed You and I choose To pursue godly thoughts To clean out our minds of things that do not please him God knows your mind. He knows your needs. He knows your thoughts. He knows you need and I need transformation The mind is the key to the Christian life our thinking must be changed the lives of the world Replaced with the truth of God's word fill your mind with it Read it meditate on it memorize it sing it study it more than ever before It's time for us to get our Faces out of Facebook and get our faces in this book. It is one or the other Guard it clean it renew it with God's words and Then this final thought and Connie I can't see that clock you pointed out to me. Where did it go and? What does it say Connie? And what am I what time am I supposed to be done? No, no, no, no really what time I supposed to be done and it's two o'clock's two oh four. Okay, good I have one more thing I wanted to think about this his thoughts towards you Outnumber all the sand on all the beaches and all the deserts in all of the earth That's how much he's thinking about you How often do you think about him? Set your mind on him Set your mind on things above not on the earth be lifted up in the heavenlies through your thoughts Choose these things Things that are true and noble and just and pure and lovely and of good report choose these thoughts It seems so simple. We all know the second of scripture. We all know these things But how often do we actually sit down and say okay now? I'm gonna think about what's true. I'm gonna think about what's noble I'm gonna think about what's just If there is any virtue if there is anything praiseworthy, we need to be meditating on those things and As you do this you will see a change you will re experience a relief in your worry a lift to your spirits and You will be returned to your first love because you will be thinking about him take these words take these lists Write it down somewhere today go home sit in a chair open up your Bible and think on the things that Paul tells you


Hello and welcome to theCUBE's coverage of Boomi's Out of This World event. I'm John Furrier, host of theCUBE. We've got two great guests here, Chris McNab, CEO of Boomi and Ed Bakowski, SVP and head of products, talking about hyper-automation and the future of connectivity. Gentlemen, thank you for coming on theCUBE. Look, great to see you. John, it's great to see you again as well. Looking forward to the next in-person event. I missed the in-person events. You guys have had great events and a lot of action happening. Love the big news of going out on your own direction, big financing, change of control, all that good stuff happening, industry is growing. Chris, this is a big move. The industry is changing. Can you give us some context to what's going on in automation and connectivity? Because I pass what you guys have pioneered have been a big part of cloud, cloud scale. And now we're seeing next generation things happening. Data, automation, edge, modern application development, all happening. Set some context, what's going on? Yeah, John, listen, it's a great time to be in our space at this point in time. Our customers at the end of the day are looking to create what we announced at last year's thing called integrated experiences, combination of user engagement, awesome connectivity, and making sure high quality data goes through that experience and providing 21st century experiences. And we're right at the heart of that. Work, our platform really drives all those services that are needed there. But what our customers really need and what we're here to focus on today out of this world is to make sure that we have the world's best connectivity capabilities and process automation engagement of constituents to really do what they want to do where they want to. So a lot of big moves happening. What's the story? Take us through the story.  Take us through the story. What happened? Yeah, so, you know, the great Boomi business was sold outside of Dell and that deal closed. We are now owned by two top tier private equity firms, FBE and TPG, that sale has completed. And now we are ready to unleash the Boomi business on this market. I think it's a great transaction for Dell. It's a great transaction for FBE TPG. But most specifically, it's really a world-class transaction for the Boomi business, the Boomi customer base, as well as the Boomi employee. So I'm really looking at this as a wing wing wing and sets us up for really going after this one. Yeah, and there's a huge wave coming. Ed, you're seeing like the big wave coming. It's just like, no need to debate it's here. It's cloud 2.0, whatever you want to call it. It's scale. IT has completely figured out that not only is brief platform in the cloud, but you got to be in the cloud refactoring. This is driving the innovation. And this is really I see where you guys are leading. So to share with me, what is hyper automation? What does that actually mean? So what hyper automation really is intelligent connectivity automation. So our customers have been doing this. It's very specifically related to taking workflows, taking automation within the business. It's been around for a little time anyway, but adding AI and ML to it. So as you continue to automate your business, you get more and more steam and you get more and more productivity out of the folks in the organization or productivity from your application. So Chris, tell us more about this hyper automation because you guys have a large install base. Take us through some of the numbers of the customer base and where the dots are connecting as they look at the new IT landscape as it transforms. Yeah, John, great question. When I talk to as many of our 18,000 customers worldwide as I can get to, what they're saying very clearly is their IT needs to be more complicated, more distributed, more siloed and it has more data. And as you work through that problem that you're trying to accomplish is they're trying to engage your constituents in a 21st century web, however they want, whether it be mobile, web, portals, chatbots, old fashioned telephones. And in doing that, that complicated area is extraordinarily difficult. So that's the pervasive problem that Ruby has purpose built to help some and our customers start out sometimes with just great connectivity. The hyper automation is where the real value comes in. That's where your constituents see it a complete difference in how I interoperate with you. So first of all, I love the word hyper automation because it reminds me of hyperscale, which, you know, look at the Amazons and the cloud players. You know, that kind of game has kind of evolved. I mean, the old joke is what inning are we in, right? And to use a baseball metaphor, I think it's a double header and game one is won by the cloud, right? So Amazon wins game one. Game two is all about data. You guys, this is core to booming. I want to get your thoughts on this because data is the competitive advantage. But if you look at the pandemic and the stories that we're reporting on and this reinvent specifically, there'd be a big story. The refactoring in the cloud is a big strategic effort, not just replatforming, refactoring in the cloud. So this is really where you guys are, I think skating with a puck is, am I getting it right? Can you just share that vision? Yeah, from a vision perspective, I think, I think that having has really accelerated people's expectations, you know, they need to be more nimble, more flexible. And because they had a fair amount in the cloud, now they have to understand what is the next tier? What is the next generation offerings that we put together, tie together and connect? And is that only connecting systems perhaps databases and clouds? You're connecting people, processes and devices. So we're going to have a great story here and out of this world about how we connect biocentric vest to a video system to a network monitoring hub to protect the officer's safety in Amsterdam in real time. We can deploy officers to location all automatically, all decisions are automatic, all locations, cameras are going to be all automatically. And that's only possible when you think about next generation technology that we provide, next generation capabilities by the other providers in that solution. And before we get to the product announcements of the event, I just want to get your reaction to that. I see in the cloud, you can refactor, you got data, you got latency issues. These are all kind of go away when you start thinking about integrating it all together. What's your reaction to refactoring as the next step? Yeah, so my regular, I mean, exactly what Chris said, but as our customers are moving to the cloud, they're not choosing anymore, just one cloud. It is a multi-cloud, it's a multi-dimensional problem. You've got multi-cloud, you've got hybrid cloud, you have edge devices, et cetera. Our technology just naturally puts this in space to do that. And based on what we see with our customers, we actually have, we've connected over 189,000 different devices, application points, data end points, et cetera, the people that we're seeing that grow 44% year on year. So we're seeing that explosion and helping customers. And we just want to accelerate that and help them react to these changes as quickly as they possibly can. And a lot of it doesn't require, you know, massive uplift to our technology. We've been looking up to visionaries that with our deployment technology and being able to embrace this new environment that's coming up, we're right at the forefront of this and enabling this. Yeah, I love the intelligence angle, a little hyper-automation. Okay, let's get into the product announcements of out of this world event. What are some of the announcements and share with us the key highlights? Yes, so first and foremost, we've announced a vision in our connected. So I talked about the 189,000 applications that we did in data endpoints, et cetera, that our customers are connecting today. And they're moving very, very rapidly with that. And it's no longer about named connections and having these fixed or connected to applications. You need to be able to react intelligently, pick the next endpoint and connect very quickly and bring that into your ecosystem. So we've got this vision towards a connectivity service that we're working on that will basically normalize that connectivity across all of the applications that are plugging into who needs iPad as ecosystem and allow customers to get up and running very quickly. So I'm really excited about that. The other thing we announced is movie event streams. So in order to complete this, we can't just, we've been on this EDA journey, event driven architecture for the last couple of years and embracing an open ecosystem. But we found that in order to go faster for our customers, it's very, very important that we bring this into Bomi's iPad platform. Our partnerships in this area are still very important for us, but there is an avenue that our customers are demanding that hey, bring this into your platform that we need to move faster with this and our new movie event streams will allow them to do that. We also recently just announced the movie discover catalog. So this is the, this is a vision, this is ongoing vision for us. We're building up into a market place where customers and partners can all participate whether it's inside of a customer's ecosystem or partners or Bumi, et cetera, offering these quick onboarding solutions for their customers. So we will learn intelligently as people have these solutions to help customers on board and build and connect to these systems faster. So that's kind of how they all come together for us in a hybrid automation scenario. So the last thing too is we are working on RPA as a last mile connectivity. That's what the RPA has today. Gone are going to be the days of having RPA desktop perspective where you have to have someone manually run that although it's RPA. Our runtime technology extends to best option edges today anyway. So we are going to bring RPA technology into the iPads platform as we move forward here so that our customers can enjoy the best as well. That's real quick. I was going to ask what the adventure is. I love this RPA angle. Tell me more about how that impacts us. That's, I think pretty big. What's the impact of when you bring robotic process on our RPA into iPads? What's the, what's the impact of the customer? The impact of the customer is that we believe the customers can really enjoy true cloud when it comes to RPA technology. Today, most of the RPA technologies like I said are deployed at desktop and they are, they are manually run by some folks. It helps speed up the business user and add some value there. But our technology will surely bring it to the cloud and allow that connectivity of what an robotic process, automation solution will be doing and can tap into the iPads ecosystem and extend and connect that data up into the cloud or even on the RPA systems that a customer needs to connect. Okay, so on the event streams that you guys announced, obviously it's the best part of the embedded event-driven architecture you guys have been part of. What is, why is that important for customers? Can you just take a minute to explain why event streams and why event-driven approaches are important? Because customers need access to the data real-time. So there's two reasons why they're important with customers. One is event-driven architecture is on the rise and we're in a truly scale of environment as you're talking tens of millions of transactions. You need to have an event-driven architecture in place in order to manage that scale. So you don't have any message loss or any of those types of things. So it's important that we continue to invest as we continue to scale up with our customers and they scale up their environments with us. The other reason is very important for us bringing into our ecosystem or within our platform is that our customers enjoy the luxury of having an integrated experience themselves as they're building intelligent connectivity and automation solutions within our platform. So to ask a customer to go work with a third-party technology versus enjoying it in an integrated experience itself is why we want to bring it in and have them get their projects done in a much nicer way. I really think you guys are on something because it's a partnership world. Ecosystems are now everywhere. There's ecosystems because everything's a platform now that's evolving from tools to platforms and it's not a one-platform rules the world. This is the benefit of how the cloud's emerging almost a whole nother set of cloud capabilities. I love this vision and you're starting to see that and you guys did talk about this thing called connectivity marketplace. And what is that? Is that a place where people are sharing and is that a partnership thing? I know there's a lot of partners are connected with each other and they want to have it all automated. How does this all play in? Can you just quickly explain that? Yeah, so in the last year we launched an open-source community around connectors and that sort of thing. We invested pretty heavily in our SDK. We see quite a big uptake in the ecosystem of them building specific connectors as well as solutions. Our partners are very excited about partnering with us and co-go to markets and those sorts of things that they can offer solutions to their customers on a marketplace. So we are reacting to the popular demand that we have from our partners and customers where they say, hey, we'd love to participate in this marketplace. We'd love to be able to work with you and publish solutions that we're delivering to our customers. So we're fulfilling that vision on behalf of our customers and partners. Chris, when you look at the cloud-native ecosystem at the high level, you're seeing open-source driving a big part of it. Large enterprises, large customers are moving to that next level of modern application development. They're partnering, right? They're going to outsource and partner some edge components. Maybe bring someone else over here, have a supplier. Everything's codified now in the cloud, aka DevOps meets business logic. So this seems to be validated. How do you see this evolving? How does this I-Pass kind of environment just become the environment? I mean, it seems to me that that's what's happening. What's your reaction to that trend? Well, I think as I-Pass is above one, we've extended the breadth of our I-Pass dramatically. We're not an integration platform. We take the broadest definition, but we're integration, I guess I'll say it that way. Integrating people, connecting people is just as important as connecting cloud applications. So that's part one in terms of division, what it is. Two is going to be the importance of speed and productivity. It's critically important that people can figure out how to reconnect because end points are exploding. You have to connect things extraordinarily quickly in fractions of the amount of time that it ever took. And coding code is just not the way that that works. You have to abstract it. You have to make it similar to low-code, no-comb environments, configuration-based environments. Make it simpler for more people outside of IT to actually use the solutions. So that's where these platforms become much more invasive within the enterprise, solve a much bigger problem, and they solve it at speed time. So the vision for this is just to continue to accelerate that. When we got started here, things used to take months and months, came down to weeks, came down to days, it's down to hours. We're looking at seconds to define connected point to something in an easy button. Let's get connected and get working. That's our vision for intelligent connectivity. Okay, so we're talking about hyper-automation and the future connectivity, that's the segment here. What is that for connectivity? Take me through that. How does that evolve? I can see a marketplace, I can see an ecosystem, I see people connecting with partners and applications and data. What is the future of connectivity? Yeah, the vision, right, for connectivity and then talk about our connectivity as a service. But you have to think about it as connectivity instead of connectors, like an NBO, a thing that talks to an endpoint. And what we look at is you shouldn't be able to point to an endpoint, pick a cloud app, any cloud application, they have an EPI, find a swagger. I should be able to automatically, programmatically and dynamically, anytime I want, go interrogate that, browse it, hit an easy button, and obviously that was connected. And the amount of time it's taking me to explain it, you should almost be able to work through it and be connected to that and talking to that endpoint. We're going to bring that kind of connectivity, dynamic, generated, automatic connectivity into our platform, that's the vision. And people are connecting easier from a product standpoint, yeah, this should be literally plug and play, so to speak, old term, but really seamlessly automated play, automate and play, kind of just connect. Yes, absolutely. And while Chris was talking there, I also knew a customer to be named, during one of the interviews coming up to add in this world, a customer who was describing us today, already the capabilities that we have, where he as a CTO was able to get an integration up and running before his team was able to write requirements to the integration. So those are the types of things we're looking to continue to add to. And we're also not asking our customers to make a choice, you can scale up and scale down. It's very important for our customers to realize whether the problem's really big or really small, moving platforms are to get it done fast and in a secure way. I see a lot of people integrating in the cloud with each other, themselves, other apps, seeing huge benefits, while still working on-premise across multiple environments. So this kind of new operating models of all, some people call it refactoring, whatever term you want to use, it's a change of value creation, creates new value. So as you guys go out, Chris, take us through your vision on next steps, okay? You're going to be independent. You got the financing behind you. Dell got a nice deal. You guys are going forward. What's next for boobing? Well, listen, John, we couldn't be more excited having the opportunity to truly unleash this business on the market. And our employees are super excited. Our customers are going to benefit. Our customers are going to get a lot more product and innovation every single day. We've already put out 11 releases a year. There's literally a hundred different features we've put in that product. We're looking to double down on that and really accelerate our cap towards those things we're talking about today. Engagement with our customers gets to get much better. Doubling down on customer success, people support people, PSL in the field gets us engaging our customers in so many different ways with so much more votes that when we partner with our customers, we care about their overall success and this investment really gives us so many avenues now to double down on and making sure that they're journeyed with us and they're journey towards their success as a business and how we can help them, something we help them with. You guys got a lot of trajectory and experience and knowledge in this industry, I think it's really kind of great position to be in. And as for you guys to take on this next wave, Chris McNab, CEO of Boomi, and Mikoski SVP head of product. Thanks for coming on theCUBE and this is theCUBE coverage of Boomi's out of this world. John Furrier, your host. Thanks for watching.


Hi, I'm Sergeant Alyssa Lizenby with the 101st Pad, and today we're at the 2023 Delarami National Guard's Best Warrior Competition. Let's go, let's go for one! All in one day, these competitors will be going through an ACFT, a Ruckmarch, and they'll be completing their N4 qualification. I am Staff Sergeant Brittany Zaffron. I'm a 68 whiskey in the 126 ABH. I'm at the 2023 Best Warrior Competition, and I am coaching the EFC Valenti this year. So a coach or a sponsor is sometimes what it's called, is really there to just make sure the soldier has absolutely everything they need in order to compete. So it's not necessarily about there, you know, being out there with the soldier and doing the competition with them, but it's really being the support and kind of a sideline cheerleader for them to make sure that they have all the equipment they need, and they don't need to think about the small things, they just need to think about competing, and that's it. For me personally, as an NCO now, I feel like taking on a coaching role for me is exactly what I wanted to do. After competing myself and seeing what I had to offer, I definitely wanted to be able to pass that on to a younger soldier in a unit, so I'm happy to be here. Oh, it's a good feeling. It's nice to be able to come out and compete. Very competitive, so it's a fun event for me, as well as come out and represent the 153rd Military Police Company. Same for me. I'm a master fitness trainer for my unit, and I made sure that I wanted to show them my fitness that I'm gonna lead into our unit. Yeah, this is absolutely great. I feel like an opportunity like this for a young soldier who might be new to the unit to see something like this and be able to compete and show the state sergeant's major what they can do, I think is a phenomenal opportunity for a young soldier. That's where a competition each year is definitely something we wanna get more soldiers involved in. So if we can spread the word anyway, shape, or form to let soldiers know that this is something that's an opportunity, I think that that's something that should absolutely happen.


Ladies and gentlemen, the Railroad Hour. Here comes our star-studded show train. Tonight the Association of American Railroads presents the world premiere of a new musical play on Wings of Song, starring Gordon MacRae and his celebrated guest, Dorothy Warren-Show. Our choir is under the direction of Norman Luboff and our music is prepared and conducted by Carmen Dragon.  And now here is our star, Gordon MacRae. Thank you, Marvin Miller, and good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Our Railroad Hour playwrights, Lawrence and Lee, have fashioned a new musical based on the life and music of Felix Mendelssohn. In our play, Dorothy Warren-Show is Cecile, and I am the composer, as we bring you on Wings of Song. Too much for you, was it, Father? No, no, Felix. Your music is better medicine than any doctor could prescribe. My son, how soon do you go back to Leipzig in an hour? I don't know if I shall see you again. Father, don't say such things. No, no. My going will simply be the passing away of a hyphen, nothing more. A hyphen? I begin life as the son of an illustrious father, and I shall end it as the father of an illustrious son. I am the hyphen between a philosopher and a musician, between Moses Mendelssohn and Felix Mendelssohn. I'd be lost in a wife. Now, how does one do that? With a magnet and a piece of string?  I'm 26 and I'm looking for a wife. Would you be so kind as to help me out of my difficulty by marrying me? No, my boy. You find love the way you find a theme or a symphony.  Father, I promise you I'll try. Good. Now, play something for me, Felix. Something I can remember always. Well, Father, here's a love song I've written. Perhaps one day I shall sing it to one particular girl. The wings of song love came flying with its lamp. Promise me one more thing, a monument, but not in bloodless tone. When you are ready, when you find the right theme, your grandfather Moses and I would like to be remembered with you in music. Will you do that?  All you've made a criminal of yourself long enough is. But after all, my father is.  I don't know. And besides, our hostess has a lovely daughter. Forget about the hostess's daughter. Oh, there's the girl I want to meet. Well, uh... Uh, Mademoiselle. Oh, good evening. Uh, Mademoiselle, it is my honor to present Dr. Felix Mendelssohn Bartholde. Uh, Felix, this is Cecile Jean-Reyneau, the daughter of our hostess. Delighted. Oh, Dr. Mendelssohn, I'm honored. Um, Felix, I've heard that Mademoiselle Jean-Reyneau has a lovely voice. Oh, would you sing something for me? If I sing my favorite song, it says, Word by Heinrich Heiner. Music by... I'm sure the poet Heiner was in love when he wrote the words, and it feels as if the composer was in love to write such music. Oh, no. But he might be soon. Sounds like a private joke, Cecile. No. No, as a matter of fact, I was thinking of you. About me? And you laughed? Oh, it myself. For imagining, before I met him, what the famous Dr. Mendelssohn would be like. And what was that?  And you discovered that I am shy of words and of a beard, and you're disappointed. Oh, no. Oh, Cecile, I'm afraid that my music, such as it is, must speak for me. I'll tell you what this springtime means to me, when I'm with you. Let me sing to you a song. The sleeping world is waking to the sound of lovers' heart. Stay built till our smells into the warmth of May. A singing world repeats a song of spring. It's May, a month of sun and laughter. May and June is coming, a song of spring. The season flowers bring, the season made for two. Will you be my strength, my life, my love? Every springtime till I die. One can a bride leave the church to the music of a wedding march composed by her husband. Oh, my love, it is good to stay what we have done. I have kept one promise. There is one thing more, the monument to my father and to my grandfather. Someday, perhaps, I shall find it, as I have found you. Tag two of On Wings of Song, starring Gordon Macrae as Felix Mendelssohn and Dorothy Warrant-Scholl as his wife Cecil. And sighing more. A few again, but it's not right. With written Doctor Mendelssohn, what is written on paper is nothing. It is the sound, the togetherness of the sound. The orchestra must be one man, one voice.  That's enough for now, gentlemen. We'll rehearse again this evening. You've got your old fire back. But nothing new. I wrote that music when I was 17. Not anything since. Oh, Felix, where is it? Where will I find the theme I need? I've searched everywhere for it, all over Europe. Why does it elude me? You have to go away again, Felix. I must, my love. But all these concerts, all this traveling, you give away too much of yourself. Of myself? What have I really given of myself? What have I composed that has really touched people? It was worthy of my father's trust and end of your love.  It takes a long time to make a whole claw. Peace, my love. And patience. Remember the lovely shepherd song you wrote for me? Oh, when... I'm searching for her. Oh, you are tired, Felix. Yes, I am tired, tired and old at the age of 36. But do you know, Cecile, I was an old man at the age of eight, and I was dottering at 18. I should be in my grave by now. All my life stretches in front of me. And anticlimax, a terrible desert.  Oh, stay with me, Felix. Don't go away again. You are my only joy, and I'll come back soon. Do you remember what the old folk singer said? I must go, I must go, wandering far from home. Far from home. Oh, my love will stay. I must go, I must go, but when I return. I return. Or the day after. Or whenever I find the monument, I must build it. I have found it. I searched all over the continent, and it was here all the time in our house and in every house. Well, Felix, what is it? Here. Look at it. And read it. In the beginning... God created the heaven and the earth. What a Bible, Felix. You mean you're going to set the Bible to music? No, not all of it. Just the story of Elijah, the angry prophet. And Elijah? Do you know the Passover ceremony? The festival of freedom when the children of Israel celebrate their deliverance from Egypt. At the dinner table, an empty chair is set aside for Elijah the prophet. Generation after generation of children at the table have waited in vain. And this music must tell them about Elijah. If they listen, they must hear his voice and they must see his face. A noble face, like my grandfather, closes Mendelsohn. Now, my darling, leave me for a moment. The themes are crowding into my head and I must set them down. Oh, yes, my love. Please, you father, because it is the best that is in me. Oh, my love, it is. It is a monument. Oh, here, this is for you. It's just one of the programs. Oh, on the back. There's something written on it. To the noble artist who, like a second Elijah, has revealed to us the gentle whispering of the breeze and the majestic thundering of the tempest. In grateful remembrance, Victoria Regina. Are you satisfied now, my Elijah? I'm happy, my love, but never satisfied. Not until I give wings to every song within me. The orange roll will be back in just one moment. And meanwhile, our thanks to her Butterfield, Tom McKee, and our entire company. Tonight's play with music was written especially for the railroad hour by Lawrence and Lee. The railroad hour is brought to you each week at the same time by the American Railroads. Marvin, did you ever stop to think what you really get when you buy a railroad ticket? First and foremost, of course, you get transportation to where you're going. But you get lots more than that. You get rest and relaxation, for example, while someone else does all the work of driving for you. You get the convenience and comfort of air-conditioned dining cars and sleeping quarters. You get dependability for your train goes ahead despite bad weather. Yes, relaxation, convenience, comfort, dependability, and safety. You enjoy all those important extras in addition to transportation when you buy a railroad ticket. Thank you. Thank you very much, Marvin. Tell me, Dr. Mendelssohn, what are we singing next week? Well, we're going to do the world premiere of the new musical version of the great DuMaurier novel, surely, Dorothy. Is Sven Galli going to be here? Sven Galli and company. And some wonderful music, too. Like this. I love that one. I'll see you in Paris next Monday night, Gordon. All right, Dorothy, get set to get hypnotized, Miss Trilby. All aboard! Well, dear friends, it looks as if we're ready to pull out. So, until next Monday night, and the premiere of the new musical version of Trilby, on behalf of the other members of the cast and of the American Railroads, this is your friend, Gordon McRae, saying, Good night. Gordon McRae can be seen in Warner Brothers, the desert song in Technicolor. Our choir is under the direction of Norman Luboff, and our music is prepared and conducted by Carmen Dragon. This is Marvin Miller saying, Goodbye until next week for the American Railroads. Now, stay tuned for your Monday night of music on NBC.


As I was sharing with some people who were here earlier that there are two aspects of communication skills which we have not so far explicitly considered. One of them is the ability to speak extempore. Extempore means that the topic on which you have to speak is not pre-announced and therefore you have no time to methodically prepare for that topic. Such occasion will arise at multiple places. Ordinarily there are extempore speech competitions where participants are given a topic just one minute before they have to speak. So they get exactly one minute to prepare or organize their minds. The second occasion is when you have any group of people discussing amongst themselves on general topics after dinner or whatever in the hostel for example. And some topic crops up on which you have never applied your mind and then suddenly the group looks at you and expects you to say something. So you have to say something. So when we say that there is no explicit preparation that is not entirely true because your entire background of your life whatever you have learned studied etc is actually available to you not in the context of this particular topic but generically. And in a short while you have to relate that topic on which you are supposed to give your opinion and all the learning that you have. And the worst case of the minimum time that you will get for such extempore observations to be made would be during an interview. Then somebody asks you a question and you have to respond to that although that particular question including a technical question might not have been studied by you earlier. So different people will take different approaches. Somebody will try to speak generally. Somebody will try to appear as if here she knows everything well. Somebody will meekly say sorry I don't know anything. That is what you can do in an interview. But in a general discussion session or in a competition you have no such luxury. You have to say something. I'll give you a two examples of these extempore speaking during interviews. One a rather sad example, another which would have been sad but turned out to be very good. This happened with my friend Professor Avinash Auteven. He was appearing for an intake interview after his B.Tech. A colleague of ours who had gone to England for three years had just returned. Professor R.D. Kumar who was the head of that particular selection panel for intake interviews. Of course the students of B.Tech did not know him because he was not there in the computer center. And I think Avinash Aute was asked about magnetic tape controllers. I don't know how many of you have heard of magnetic tape controllers? Have you heard of magnetic tapes, data tapes? So any device requires a controller like you have a disc controller, you have a terminal controller, whatever. So there is magnetic tape. We had an EC-1030 a giant mainframe which had four magnetic tape drives as the main storage facility. There was a disc, two disc drives in fact, a removable disc. The disc pack used to weigh very heavily. You have to take it out with cylinders like this and you have to take it out and replace it by some other. That entire pack, do you know what was the capacity? It cost us 50,000 rupees, that pack. And the disc drive itself was about 4 lakh rupees. It was the cost of that disc drive and the pack, removable pack was 50,000. The capacity was 7.25 megabytes. Can you read that? 7.25 megabytes. Obviously you could not store any data on that. You stored the operating system, the compilers and some sort space on the disc which you required for external sort. Most of the data resided on magnetic tape. This was the background of that mainframe. And in the interview for admission, Avinash was asked this question that tell us about magnetic tape controllers. Avinash knew absolutely nothing about magnetic tape controllers. But he figured that the gentleman who is asking a question is also unlikely to know about magnetic tape controllers because it does not appear to be a faculty of the CS department of IIT Bombay. And he used his intelligence to predict what should be magnetic tape controller and started talking about it. And Kumar calmly listened to him for 3 minutes. And then at the end of 3 minutes he says, my dear young friend, you know absolutely nothing about magnetic tape controllers.  For the whole year Avinash Aute played chess tournaments in the city and came back next year. Of course, unfortunately he prepared very well for the magnetic tape controllers but he was not asked on magnetic tape controllers, he was asked on something. This is one example of what could happen if you take a call and you miss the call. Because here you don't get even 1 minute to think. You may ask for 20 seconds, 30 seconds in an interview also. But typically you are expected to react quickly. The second example is of another friend of mine, Mr. Ratchit Golbole, a chemical engineer. Like in those days, as now there used to be hardcore leftist and hardcore rightist in the campus. He was a hardcore leftist. Both camps usually routinely sent 2 or 3 graduates of IIT to work in the tribal areas for the benefit of them. In fact, I had a very curious question to ask all of them, saying that you also want to do this, you also want to do this. So why don't you work together? And everybody will vociferously say, no, no, no, but tribals must become better, but as we say. Exactly the same thing the other group will say, they must become better as we say. Then I realized that their motto was completely different. You should be better, but as I say, it should be like that. She says it shouldn't be like that. That is the ordinarily a problem in life anyway. So like many committed people, he had spent 3 years as a chemical engineer, 3 years working with the tribals and after 3 years, after completing his commitment, he came back and he wanted a job. So he applied and there was an IBM job. In those days, there was no computer science by the way. So chemical, electrical, mechanical, metallurgy, physics, chemistry, maths, anybody could apply, would be selected. So he prepared of course for computer programming which was prescribed, et cetera, et cetera. And he was interviewed, he passed the technical interviews. That's one good thing about IIT and they do everything very confidently. In the interview, he was asked the question on the social unrest in South America and the response of the people. The economic response, economic and social unrest in South America and the response of the people. So this was the question which was asked in his final interview. Remember, he has cleared technical interviews and so on, but he is supposed to answer on this. What would you have said ordinarily? You would have said, sir, I never went to South America in my life or I don't know much about it. It so happened that because he was a hardcore leftist, he had actually studied Che Guevara's life and everything that was happening in South America. So he ended up giving a 20-minute discourse on the entire South American situation through that. That fellow was jabbed and he said, you are selected. Now he pointed out, but sir, I do not know my score in the technical, this thing. He says, it doesn't matter, you are selected. That is how he joined IBM and became an IIT expert. Point that I am trying to make is that there will be occasions when you will be required to respond in an extempore fashion. And you will have to respond. So today we will try that trick with some of you where I will write a topic. Sometimes the topic may make generic sense. Sometimes the topic may not make any sense. But you are supposed to react to it. I will call people randomly. They will have to come here and speak for two minutes on the topic. How do you like the random selection to be done? Any algorithm you would suggest? So we have about 20 minutes to do that. And we can do that with about maybe five people. We don't know which five.  This is a good randomization idea. People with roll numbers ending in 0 and 1. Please raise your hands. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. Oh, I forgot. Your groups are like that. So all of you will be here. So 0 and 1. That is it. So let me write down the topic. Start thinking about it. You will get exactly one minute after which I will select one of you in random and you will have to come here and speak on that topic. Now, since such topics have to be generally related to life but should not necessarily belong to the area of expertise. Our area of expertise is computer science. But we are all social animals. We live in this society. We entertain ourselves. We see cricket, whatever, whatever. So many things we do. The rest of the class would now suggest topics out of which I will select one. Come on. That side. Sorry? Are you talking about the same Syria? So condition in Syria, generally Syria. Any other topic? Come on. Impact of? Impact of deep learning on future. Deep learning. It is going to affect everyone. Sorry for exhibiting ignorance but is deep learning a standard term somewhere? Meaning it is standard with you and one of your friends. Computer science. My God, I am really ancient. No, no, no. That is not permitted. You cannot choose an area from the area of expertise. Alright. So let me say impact of artificial intelligence. One more topic from that side. Intolerance. Any topic? Not the 01 students. Football in India. Do you belong to Mohan Bagan or East Bengal or something? Oh, you are a football fan. Alright. So we have these four topics. As we were writing them, our friends from roll number 0 and 1 would have already started thinking about these, not yet. So let us give them their 40 seconds. No, that is not fair. I should define a topic and then I should give them 40 seconds. So let us choose a non-controversial topic, football. Now this is your topic. You get 30 seconds to organize your thoughts and then you have to walk here in 10 seconds and speak. Okay. All set. You come over. Speak on football. Good morning everyone. The topic given is football. I will be talking about three points. You have to develop football in our country. The first thing which needs to start is you have to develop it from the grass root level. The basic amenities, the infrastructure, the grounds needs to come up and it has to be well supported by competitions at various levels at schools and colleges. Like cricket we have under 19 and under 15. So that kind of competitions would be required. Second, we need to have a proper coaching staff and the facilities which will help people to learn and come up. The third and the last thing is that you should have competitions like IPLs and other leagues. We can have football leagues which is already there. So this will help more and more people to come up and participate and maybe take India ahead in the football league. Thank you. I would consider this to be a very good extent for effective speech. We would speak coherently. We identify three important points to mention. So whether he is speaking in an interview or he is speaking extent for anywhere else, this could be considered as a good effective speech. So let's now go to role numbers 2 and 3. So any topics for role numbers 2 and 3, now you can be hospice as in suggesting topics. Yes. Come on. You can't even think of topics in an extemporary fashion. Higher education. Higher education. Okay, one more. Please don't add better secondary education, better medical education, better education. We are very good at subdividing a class once class is identified. Think of different. All right. People other than role number 2 and 3, any topic? Rika virus. Rika virus. But this is a technical topic. Some people may know very well about it. That's very unfair. Any other topic? Come on. You have to be able to think of generic topics in an extemporary fashion at least. Global warming. Okay. Any other topic from that side? There are 1, 2, 3, 4 ladies there. They have been silent so far. So speak. I would like one of the ladies to mention a point. Come on. Or 2016. All right. There are enough of these topics now. I can notice that some topics are very specific. Some topics are intrinsically connected with our life, such as higher education and so on. So let me choose a generic topic on which the general awareness probably exists everywhere. We want to see how our individual students are aware of that. So I'm choosing global warming as a topic. Roll number 2 and 3 get 30 seconds. So organize your thoughts on global warming. And since this event is being recorded, I would suggest that anybody who is pointed out to come and speak should start by giving his or her roll number and name and then speak, so that it remains on record. So what is your roll number and name?<PHONE_NUMBER>. So Shan? Tower. Tower. So that's the name that will record it. Okay, fine. So you had more than 30 seconds. All right. All the people with roll number 2 and 3, please raise your hands once again. And high enough so that I can see those hands. One. Ah. You come here and speak. Good morning everybody. I'm Anjali K.J. Roll number is 1530533. I'm here to talk about global warming. This is one of the most talked about topics. And most everywhere you would have heard about this being discussed. And when we talk about global warming, main things to talk about is the causes and the effects. Causes are mainly because of the human activities going on now, like deforestation, pollutions, all these factories, increasing the number of vehicles and so on. The effects have led to really bad effects on the climate. And that is leading to this increase in the global temperatures. And the main effects would be that, like the melting of the ice caps. And even now we can really feel that in some parts of India now, like I'm from Kerala and in Kerala now the temperatures are going to about 38, 39 degrees, which has never happened before. I think this is the first time and that is one of the greatest effects of this global warming in the currently. Thank you. Having a critique on such talks, but it might be useful for the entire class to contemplate on what is being spoken and write down just two or three points which could be in the form of either a counter argument or mention of a point which you think should have been included in that extempore talk, but was not included. The purpose is not to critically analyze what is spoken, but the purpose is to force our own mind to apply to that particular topic once again, individually. So that this will also ensure our alertness to listen to what is being spoken and our own thinking which will add or subtract from that. Is that okay? So I'll give you one minute. You have to write in your own notebook or wherever. This is not a submission thing. On both the topics that were mentioned, that were talked about, the points that were made you know, so you don't write anything about that. But you should say what additionally could have been stated or what perhaps was stated but was not absolutely correct. So any one of these. So you should just write this down. Meanwhile, let us go ahead with the identification of topics for role numbers 4 and 5, right? Who has a role number 4 and 5? Big group here. So accept them. Please suggest topics for them. After the JNU incidents, I think everybody is politically charged. Okay. Development of smart cities. So should I just say smart cities or even depression? In IIT Bombay, there are people who are depressed. There are people and... I've been very curious to find out how people get depressed. I've been attempting to be depressed but last 45 years of my stay on the campus, I have not managed to do that. So I'm very curious to know. But anyway. I know at least two people in my batch who have been diagnosed with depression. Are they cleverly faking depression to avoid attending classes and courses or they are actually depressed? Well, that depends on the psychiatrist who treated them in IIT Bombay hospitals. No. Yes. Lack of mental strength is indeed a problem with the humanity for all 4,000 years. It comes up sometimes in a stronger form in certain segments and curiously it seems to affect more educated people than the less educated people. So I do not know whether education is strongly related to depression. I would not hazard to say that. But I think the mental strength, perhaps, but then let me not speak about it. Not depressed, but what we want to say is depression cases, right? I will just say depression. If I single out IIT Bombay, it exists in here. Okay. Any topic from that side?  Come on. Okay.  Men are from Maas and women are from Venus. I thought all of us were from Earth. How many of you have seen the Mars and Venus shining on the skyline? Anybody who is an observer, you have seen them? So Mars is reddish in colour and Venus shines more brightly. And particularly when Venus is close to moon, it's an amazing sight. How many of you have enjoyed that sight? Quite a few, not bad. Anyway, so we digress. Let's come back to this, the interesting topics. But again, I will select something which is at least remotely connected with computer science, but not directly because there are a number of other issues involved. The topic is smart cities. So you get your 30 seconds, start thinking about smart cities. As I said, you will be randomly selected and you will have to speak on smart cities in 30 seconds. All right. 30 seconds are over. So we will select a representative from the group of students with roll number sending in 4 and 5. All right. You come and speak. Hello everyone. My name is Anjan Chalhuri. My roll number is 1530-50084. So what do you mean by smart city? Smart city has well communication, well transportation. People can know in very first manner what is happening in the city. And the communication with other people and they know each and everything about the city. So for this smart city, he can consume much more things than the other cities. And there are other cons in the smart city. The example is like if people are not ever, many are buglers are there. They can store the gadgets in smart city. That's it. Thank you. So as I said, all of you should start writing down about the things that in your opinion should have been included in this presentation. And if there is anything which you think is incorrect. By the way, all the points that you individually write, you will have to submit them as an assignment end of some time. So whatever brief, some one or two sentences will suffice on each topic that you select. All right. So we now go to roll number 6 and 7. Whether people is roll number 6 and 7. One, two, three, four, five only. My God. These are the attendance system. All right. Our friends, please help them to select one of the topics. So start from here. Topics. World Cup. World Cup T-25. Okay. Sleeping in classroom. But traditionally that has been a favorite exercise of some of the people always. So is there any special discussion that you think is warranted? Warranted, okay. Email is your question in India. You were selected. Bollywood versus Hollywood. Terrorism. Wow. Very interesting topics. All of them are relevant. By the way, do you notice that this exercise of collecting topics randomly from people has helped us to identify the general thought process of the whole class. I will be putting these list of topics up just as an example of how a collective exercise done randomly can still come up with very meaningful things for all of us to discuss. So my compliments. Anyway, here we have to take some topic. Let us take some light topic at this juncture. Sleeping in classroom. Okay. So you get your 30 seconds. Since most of you don't seem to be of the category of sleeping in classrooms. Don't use these 30 seconds to practice some sleeping and then come. You might want to do something else. All right. So your 30 seconds. You're doing a Google search on sleeping in classroom. That would be interesting. Anyway, so I think more than 30 seconds. So all right. Will you please raise your hands once again? This is roll number 6 and 7. All right. All right. The column most blue shirt. Good morning everyone. I am Shri Jay. Roll number 1505-0007. So I'm going to speak about the sleeping in the classroom. As you know, it's a bad habit actually. First of all, the question is why students sleeps? There are, there can be only two reasons. Either he hasn't slept that night. And the second reason is he's facing that subject very bore. subject like a history and why the culture and that. So first remedial solution for that is to practice early sleep. Before at 12 o'clock, I think nobody follows in the hostel. That should be followed. I think you have slept at least two times. And you should take an interest in the subject too. If you are finding the subject boring, that means you are not enjoying a subject here in IITB. I think in IITB every subject is important. And every subject interesting I think. So practice. Thank you. Very interesting observations. I was curiously listening. She says in IIT every subject is important. And then he added also interesting. So it's not necessary that everything that is important should be interesting. And everything that is interesting should be important. But I digress. All right. Before I make my concluding remarks, let me collect topics for all numbers ending in 8 and 9. Other people, will you please raise your hands? Oh. They are larger in strength than you. Why? You two are not 8 and 9, is it? Oh, you are.  Raising hand is like this. All right. Now, this is your last chance to exercise your khunas against that group. So mention topics. Sir, interesting topic. Sorry? Yes, sir. Oh, interesting topic.  Okay. I see.  No. Yes, Syria also suggested Syria. It is interesting to have a lot of interest in Middle East. They are far neater to us than Europe and the Americas. Joint, family. Sorry? Joint. Joint family. Gravitational. Waves. Waves. Oh. So, gravitational waves as in physics, or gravitational waves as in science-fiction? Or both. Silence. I see. Any topic from that side? Enough topics. So, let me choose randomly. While I find all topics interesting and useful, I'll select startup bubble in India. Alright, so our friends from the last group get 30 seconds. Am I too harsh in selecting this topic? Are you all familiar with what a startup company is? My God, they are not business-like people at all. Okay, all the more reason you should think about it and speak for two minutes. Good enough. We'll stick with the topic because the topic is not in our hands anyway. Alright, will you please raise your hands once again and full hands raised please? One, two, three, four, five. Oh, the last person, the last bench. Hello friends, my name is Neha and my topic is startup bubble in India. So for startup, we have few things like what is your idea? This is the most important thing. And second thing is what is your target audience? Which class of audience you want to target? And third thing is how your idea is helping people in their day to day activities? These are the three things for a successful startup idea. So we have many series coming and they are creating their own startups and they are showing how they are moving from basic level to the successful level. And we have many successful entrepreneurs like Rahul Yadav who have recently come to visit IIT Bombay and give us his piece about his new ventures as well. She is very clever. She spoke on startups, not on the startup bubble in India. That's very interesting. I'll make just two concluding remarks. Coming out of this, there is a case of a intake exam. Sarda was teaching data processing course and he had a question describing certain logic for calculating the employee's pay and the question said write a cobalt program to do something, something, something. People attempted to write but one person came up with a cobalt program which was apparently not doing anything about salary computation. It was a cobalt program. It was correctly computing something completely different. And Sarda was puzzled so he called him and he nonchalantly said, Sir, you said write a cobalt program. I have written a cobalt program. Of course it solved some other problem because I could not understand that problem. So our lady has not understood the bubble part but she knew about startups so she spoke confidently about it. We are already late but I'll tell you one kind of analog preparation that sometimes people do. There is a story which I had heard. I do not know whether it's true or not. In a school, my 14th school in Madhya Pradesh called Dayanandare Vidyal in Gwalior and we are studying Hindi. In our terminal exam there used to be topics on which you have to write essays and people would prepare on topics but I'm told that a senior of mine was perplexed by perpetually finding out topics which people had prepared but were not asked for. So he prepared an essay very thoroughly on an odd topic called The Crow of India. You heard of this? Hindustan ka kawa. So he prepared a full essay on it. And then among the topics which came up like these topics, the topics had nothing to do with any kawa or any whatever. So he chose a cricket match that I watched. That was the topic on which he wrote the essay. He wrote saying that a cricket match was announced. I went to the stadium. There was a huge crowd. I could not get any ticket. Then there were some trees around on which people were climbing. So I also climbed up on one tree and I was waiting for the match to start when I saw The Crow. Then he wrote his entire prepared this thing. And then in the last paragraph he said how some 11 people came, played and the match ended. So it is also possible to try and cleverly do such things. Of course, if the teachers actually read such assignment, apparently I am told that he got good marks in that essay or whatever reason. So there are people who give marks based on the length of the essay rather than what is written. Anyway, that doesn't apply to most of our professional lives. So we have to be very pertinent in whatever means. Thank you very much. I hope this exercise was useful. Next week there won't be any class. The next Tuesday there is a session but Thursday is a holiday. And I want you to prepare your literature survey absolutely, absolutely in a top class fashion. So use that extra hour if you want to perfect your literature survey well. You have already made the first submission which is due on Monday as the notification says. And these deadlines are hard and I am now positively tagging your passing the course on proper submissions on the three assignments. The first one has been announced, an upload link is there. The second one already shared with you. The third one is the second one itself in the latex. So that's a latex assignment more than anything else. But you can use that opportunity to further modify your literature survey if you so wish in the third week. All the dates have been indicated, the hard deadlines. So next week no class but deadlines to be observed for submissions. Thank you.


I heard you make coffee. I like Probably not I tried not to be too obnoxious. It was nine. It was nine Because I didn't eat till 10 30. I planned that a lot. I Had dreams when I played sports.  This isn't my dream. I'm at a Costco and All of a sudden people start going crazy. We're not like zombie unreal crazy like just like kind of real crazy She'll leave so I leave and then there's another crazy guy in the Parking lot and he kind of looks at me weird So I got to start going the other way and then I grab my phone and my phone doesn't work And then all of a sudden now my like he hits me and my body doesn't work and then I wake up at five o'clock I'm supposed to do and once I'm up. I'm up. So Where you're supposed to do is just roll right okay, especially when I go like this Ladies and gentlemen silent Mike back with another video today. I've become a waitlifter The snatch we're learning the snatch Ben said I had to do it. I didn't want to do it to him But I've mung up. I said mung up, but I meant banged up. I Hang up on you or I was hung up I'm gonna talk to Webster and make sure that we can say we bung up my wrist So I bung up the wrist and so the cleans they were going really smooth and they're feeling really good But now that there's like a mental block and a pain barrier from catching with this left side So we're still doing them. They're just not being pushed as hard. I think I would already clean 140 by now It's coming But then want to teach me to snatch Which again, I did about a year and a half ago two years ago and it felt okay But now my overhead position is a little bit better as I'm not focusing purely on the bench press anymore when I first dove into weightlifting I was really trying to Power lift and then kind of learn weightlifting and then right now where I am is I'm just trying to be healthy Get a little bit stronger give my legs back under me and really learn weightlifting So I'm not opposed to getting rid of a little bit of bench press strength to get that overhead position I'm still doing some dumbbell press, you know, three times a week to keep the pecs nice and warm But other than that, like I'm not too stressed about it So the movement of the snatch very very similar to the clean in terms of the triple extension kind of how you actually move the Barbell move your body. It's just going straight overhead rather than to your shoulders Squats again still pushing hard really high frequency Pretty high intensity We may have to start to bake, you know break that down a little bit my knees are getting a little sore I'm getting a little old It's not because squats are bad for your knees. It's just too much too soon. Just overdoing it My bike riding everywhere I go and then squatting, you know, whatever five times a week might be too much for me So I'm thinking to my head what the plan of progression will because of the clean The rack in the clean isn't my strongest that I'll start to maybe front squat twice a week back squat twice a week One kind of clean snatch pull and then one deadlift a week And I think that'll be optimal frequency and again, I'm not on a strict program I'm using kind of philosophies and things I've had in my mind over the past Freshman's here I'm like an ADD cat, you know And so I'm using the I'm using some philosophies.  I just pick my favorites of those I see what needs the most amount of work what overall stimulus it's adding right because if I'm going to Do some kind of hip hinge three times a week Doing three clean variations for my body and my strength is much different than me doing three heavy deadlift Variations and then on top of all these right then we have the volume the frequency Then we have the intensity right how heavy how close to our one rep max How hard are we pushing and even though I may push hard to my one rep max on my clean what I could do for that The overall systemic fatigue is much different than if I was doing a deadlift right a 600 650 pound deadlift conventional He's going to add more stress to my body than potentially a hundred kilo or 220 pound clean And that's literally how I break everything up and programming is just that you have all these tools You have all these pieces and then it's plug-and-play depending on your goal Depending on your feeling depending on the season depending on the athlete depending on their experience and how they adapt And right now I'm not that worried about what's Perfectly adapting. I want to get a little bit more of my muscle back I want to continue to build and train heavy and that's what I'm doing that the heavy front squats the heavy back squats the heavy poles And then we're layering in Sprinkling in that the dumbbell press a little bit of arm work You know that's probably a little bit counterintuitive to my front rack Like it's not like my biceps are freaking so big that I can't clean You know clean properly, but like it doesn't help that my bicep mobility is not that good I mean you guys don't get what I'm saying But we'll continue to push on a little bit of snatches a little bit of overhead strict press on this day But we're probably gonna eliminate the strict press eventually I just want to get dumbbells feel a little bit looser and then push in get into the push press or the jerk Which is a little bit more weightlifting standard. I do appreciate you guys Hopefully you enjoyed the video give this thing a thumbs up song like comment below. What kind of? Training you want to see next what kind of video you want to see next We got a couple of logs training day full day of eating kind of full day of life day in the life videos on the way Hopefully you guys did those. I appreciate you sound like I'm out


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