I think we are the only youth group entry or the young adults ministry entry cities who has its own app what is that come on yeah so now you can watch our services instead of trying to go on the internet you just have your own app your own app and all of the testimonies are there and plus it's beautifully designed you can take notes on that app you can have a Bible a Bible that actually reads to you those of you who don't know how to read or your excuse is like it takes me too long to get through perfect you click play it reads to you it has its own sermons are healing testimonies deliverance testimonies salvation testimonies all on it and so we're really really excited I think in the new generation this is gonna be a very awesome thing that God is gonna use amen and so with that said I want us to before we come to prayer today to keep this thing in mind when David came against Goliath we know that David defeated him with a stone and a slingshot and Goliath the Bible says was extremely armed he had armor every part of his body was covered with armor but there was one part that was not covered with armor and in that part David sent and I believed with the power of the Holy Spirit the stone and he hit him in that part so this big guy Goliath this big giant has a vulnerable part and it happened to be his head you know it's not only Goliath that has a vulnerable part you also have a vulnerable part you may not be a very strong person you may not be the most successful person but you all all of us in here have the most vulnerable part and that part is our mind we can have degrees we can have good physical appearance we can have a very beautiful car we can have a wonderful house we can have even a ministry but there's one thing that you must keep in mind is that you and I have a very vulnerable part about you now some of you think that your body is vulnerable it's true it's gonna die one day and then turn into ashes but that is not the most vulnerable part the most vulnerable part is your mind and the way David hit the stone in Goliath's head and the Bible says the moment the stone hit his head in the matter of few minutes a big man crumbles on the floor if your head is under attack it's a matter of time and your whole life falls apart if your mind becomes under attack it takes just a small time and your life will line up to the level of your mind the Bible says what men thinks so is he that means that when my mind comes under the assault of the devil very soon my life becomes exposed to also his attacks as a Christian and not just as a Christian but as a person who was created by God you must understand that your mind is the Satan's attack it's interesting how our country has the highest percentage of mental disorders in the world no other country in the world has most people suffering in their mind and our nation but how many people don't even go to the doctor who suffer with depression with fear with anxiety constantly thinking negative constantly thinking defeat constantly thinking I cannot do it constantly thinking well that's the way we grew up in the family constantly thinking well nothing ever good happens to me or something is about good to happen there no well this happened before and it always turned bad we must understand that Satan will try always to attack your mind he did it with Judas the Bible says that Jesus told Judas he said the Satan actually Jesus didn't say that it just says in the Bible that Satan put in the heart of Judas to betray Jesus he threw a stone you know what that stone is a thought a thought and that stone hit Judas a disciple of Jesus it hit him so bad that his world crumbled he did not know how to defend himself from that thought and then we find Judas his life and not because he was so faithful to Jesus it because he committed suicide we see what the same thing with the nonious the Bible says that he came and he lied to Jesus and Peter says he said nonious died why did you allow Satan to put a thought into your heart to betray to betray Holy Spirit meaning the way David attacked Goliath is a lot of times the way Goliath's attack David's the way the enemy will seek to attack you and I this area and we as Christians have to keep this in mind and not only keep this in mind but keep our helmets on and put on a renewed mind have a new mind God gives us a new heart when we become Christians that is a gift but it is your and my responsibility to have a new mind when you become a Christian God does not immediately give you a new mind that new mind becomes a reality when we listen to the teachings when we listen to the Bible when we you know come to prayer when we when we fill ourselves and slowly and slowly our mind begins to change and when our mind is changed the devil throws something at it it will bounce back if our mind is not changed a devil throws something it will stick why because the devil's thoughts they stick with our all-thinkings they're attracted by that amen and I think it was dr. young gechel who said that a mind that is changed a Christian's mind is actually three things he said one it's when you think positive two it's when you think constantly about miracles and three when you constantly think and orient yourself towards success constantly positive you must say positive because our God is light and there is no darkness in our God means God is positive God is not negative God is not pessimist means to have a new mind means your mind must be positive nothing about God is defeat everything about God is victory the second thing is that our mind has to think about miracles or you may say why miracles because we have problems and two because these problems most of our problems require miracles and our God that's his specialty that's what he specializes in in miracles he likes to make impossible possible supernatural natural things that are difficult to become easy and to have a conscience that is full of victory that means that every situation you're going in your thinking is above that if somebody gives you a new car that is not the greatest gift if somebody gives you a new house that is not the greatest gift if your mind does not change it's a matter of time you'll break the car and be back in the same place we've shared the study that they've done to people who were poor and they gave them one million dollars and within few years those people became poor again and they put millionaires into the homeless position and they found out in a very short time these millionaires became millionaires again and they came to the conclusion that being a millionaire has very little to do with money it has a lot to do with your mind if you read for example even the book rich dead poor dead you will find one thing about people who are very wealthy now we all have our ideas oh they're greedy and all this and by the way anytime you criticize something it's a sure way of never having it in your life churches who criticize miracles don't have them people who criticize rich people never become rich and so don't ever criticize something you don't want to be criticize the devil and you'll never have them in your life can somebody say amen and so but if you read people who are wealthy you know because people who are poor say this I cannot afford it how many times you said this to your family I can't afford it well the rich person doesn't say that this is what the rich person says how can I afford it see most of us the guy in the book said he said the poor people work for money he said the rich people make money work for them now at first it sounds like a cool cliche but if you study the way they think they're completely on a different planet you're like are you guys from like some other planet they are from another planet because they think different and so and for most of us as Christians I'm not talking about right now being wealthy I'm talking about right now being a victorious Christian because for some people here wealth simply means tomorrow is to get a car for some people wealth means simply to get a job tomorrow for some people wealth means to be able to get up without any pain in their back without getting any pain in their ankles or in their knees that is for some people will be their wealth tomorrow well for others it could be something else amen the way we get out of our situations I remember I was talking to Ravim once and I mentioned to him about the fact that when babies are born the way babies come out of the mother's womb and I've not seen it I just heard about it the rumor has it they come out head first amen not legs first head first and that's kind of how not only you come out of your mother's womb that's how you come out of every problem head first and most of us what we do usually is this is we want our money to come out first we want our family to come out first we want the father to come out first the girlfriend to come out first the boss to come out first everyone around you to change so you can remain unchanged and that's not how usually happens and most of us we pray like that say God change him her and them so that I don't have to change and usually God does not respond to those prayers they go back into a spam folder in heaven because the prayers God wants to change is God change my head I want to come out of this situation head first change my mind Lord change my heart God change my perspective on this situation and it's amazing as you begin to change it's amazing how people around you catch and get the memo as well and begin to change as well and so our prayers to be Lord change me Lord change my mind Holy Spirit put a guard over my mind over my thinking let my thoughts be synced with you let my thoughts not be a reflection of my past let them be a reflection of the greatness of my God because somebody say amen and we will defeat every negative thought we will defeat every doubting thought we will defeat every thought of anxiety every thought of pride every thought of lust especially to the brothers who may be constantly struggling with these thoughts we can defeat that with the power of the name of Jesus because somebody say amen let's take a look at the scripture in the Bible Romans chapter 5 and verse 17 and it says the following for if by one man's offense death reigned through the one much more those who receive abundance of grace somebody say abundance of grace now say like with abundance see abundance of grace and of the gift of righteousness will reign in life through the one Jesus Christ now I want you not to read this as some old writing right now I want you to read this as God's word for you if by one man's offense means Adam through his sin death reigned through the one through him much more those who receive abundance of grace and the gift of righteousness will reign in life not in heaven not in the sweet by and by not when they die but in life through the one Jesus Christ so Apostle Paul is saying because Adam committed sin death started to rule the world and let me tell you something about death it did not slack it ruled everyone from Alexander the great to Mother Teresa from Hitler to very good people death ruled everyone because of one man that did not rule because of many just one man and death started to rule and Apostle Paul is saying that because of Jesus and his grace and his righteousness now you can rule also you can rule the problem with us is that we need to learn from death to take our place and not give it up if death would rule like you nobody would die if death would rule like me people will only get sick and recover because most of us we reign over nothing Paul saying we can rain in life now death is doing a good job and it's gonna rain over you too don't worry are you raining once in a while who are you raining over in life not in heaven most of us are gonna rain we're thinking we gonna rain in heaven Paul is saying in life rain to rule and rain you have to have someone to rule and rain over death has someone that death rules over unfortunately it's us you have someone you are called by God to rule and rain over over sickness over sin over Satan and over your circumstances God never called us to rule over one another God never called you to rule over your mother your father and over your sister or your brother God calls us to rule over our circumstances over our feelings over our sins and over our weaknesses can somebody say amen in the beginning when God made man he made him in his image and in his likeness this is amazing that simply means you were made out of the same material God consists of God is eternal was never made by no one he is he never was he just is always been he consists he just consists of this inside that we don't have a human vocabulary to describe because it's a completely different world he is in and angels and demons all of these had a beginning God never had a beginning and when he made you and I he took a part of himself and put in us now God was always in charge never been to prison never had nobody boss him around never had nobody tell him what to do always in charge always on the throne and always reigning he takes a part of himself and gives to you and gives to me that part immediately makes us into just like him always in charge no wonder the first thing God told Adam have dominion why you came you're made out of a material that's inside of me and that's inside of me rules and reigns and that's exactly what you have to do God says I rule over heaven but the scripture says in Psalms God gave earth to men it is though God said I make you in my image I'm making you kind of like me in my likeness I want you to rule the earth like a rule in heaven and I want you to look up to me to learn from me how to rule learn from me how to have dominion and Adam news flash I gave you someone to have dominion over there was an enemy of mine I sent him your way he's gonna be in the garden you'll find him rule over him rule over him you know what Adam did Adam did everything except dominion he did not rule Adam made a mistake this mistake was not that he smoked or he committed some sin this wasn't that it was the fact that the snake he was supposed to rule over he did not and you think God said in heaven oh my goodness my enemy Adam just fell let me just kick Adam out come and take take take power and just take over you know how sometimes when you entrust something for your kids to do and you see they're making a mess you push him aside and you take over you know God did not do that God did not take over Satan did which simply means everything that is happening in the world is not a consequence of God's activity is a consequence of man's lack of dominion and the presence of demonic dominion it's funny how when something bad happens the first question we ask where is God he's in heaven governing heaven and heaven is doing good God placed man over the earth man made a mistake man passed the dominion to Satan and today the earth is a result not of God's dominion but of dominion of Satan now God still is in control God is still sovereign but he delegated the authority to us you were made to have dominion it's natural for you when I came to United States 14 years ago I didn't come as a citizen I came as a refugee it took me a few years I had to pass a test and pay money and then become a citizen now some people in this room you never had to do anything to be a citizen the only thing you had to do is be born in the United States how many of you you had you were just born citizenship just came naturally yeah just came naturally for you that's exactly how it is with dominion when you were created dominion came naturally well because of sin most of us in here today we know one thing is everything comes natural to us except dominion everything comes very naturally lion comes naturally stealing comes naturally negative thinking comes very naturally being depressed oh it comes very naturally especially on Mondays when the coffee shop is closed everything comes very naturally hurting people not being able to make a good life not being able to make it just to just make sense of my life not being able to be in peace all of that comes very naturally today it is not natural for men to have dominion it is natural for men to be under dominion it's not natural that's why when somebody says to have dominion if you are really paying attention in your heart there is a sense of yeah good sermon good preach amen but that's not true and honestly you're right it doesn't come naturally that's why apostle Paul says at first you were able to have dominion naturally because you were created now you're naturally dominated but he says right now there's something else that is happening he said God it came on earth he gave his son Jesus Christ so that you can receive no longer his image you already have that image you need something else from him today his righteousness and his grace why it's interesting how God did not say you need to have a remodeling over your character you need to kind of improve on your life and once you kind of get it up a little bit up you'll be able to kind of feel that authority again and go whack the devil one more time God knows the state we are in it cannot be remodeled the only thing that will lift us up from defeat is not just changing my life which what the world is doing I already have his image but it's sort of down because of my sin nature and God says in order for you to feel strong again conquer again overcome again come against the devil come against sin come against sickness come against your circumstances he says you need one more thing in your life you need a gift of righteousness you need just abundance of grace and he says when you receive that you can once again take your original position of reigning in life through Jesus Christ you were created to reign but because of sin now it's natural for you to be ruled over but Jesus said because of my righteousness you can rule once again I just read one more scripture that most of us are very familiar with in John chapter 3 verse 15 it says the following that this is verse 16 whoever believes in him shall not perish but have everlasting life for God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have everlasting life Jesus looks at the Nicodemus and he tells him he says do you remember a story in the Old Testament where Moses lifted a serpent and Israel was asked anybody who got bitten by a serpent see Israel complained in the wilderness and they got bitten by snakes and these snakes bit them and they were so poisoned as that people were dying and God had a cure for them and the cure was this God said I want you Moses to not to take the snake that bites people but make something that looks like the snake that bites people make it out of bronze make it like looking red and I want you to lift it up and when people will look at the snake all of the people who have a poison in their body the poison will disappear and people will be healthy again and that's exactly what Moses did it's amazing that people were asked to look at something that looked like that which bit them and when they will look at it the Bible says that poison will disappear and they will be immediately healed imagine you have a poison in your body most likely it itches most likely it hurts and the cure was not trying to bendate the poison pay attention to the poison but to ignore the poison and look at something else completely that's hanging up and Jesus is saying that this is an example of what's gonna happen to me how could Jesus compare himself to a serpent he's always compared to a lion a lamb he's always compared to these beautiful animals a serpent is symbolic of Satan is symbolic of sin how could Jesus say he is a serpent hanging on the cross now this is a secret it's a very simple secret but it's a very revolutionary secret a second current a second Corinthians 521 is this for he God made him Jesus who knew no sin to be sin for us that we might become righteousness of God in him I want you to listen very carefully this is where the freedom exists for ruining ruling in life on the cross Jesus was sin most of us just believe that Jesus just took my sin the Bible says that on the cross he who knew no sin became sin that you who know no righteousness can become righteousness Jesus on the cross was not just a lamb he was also a serpent he had to become bad don't never once doing something bad so that people who've never done anything good in their life can become good how did Jesus become bad did Jesus steal something from someone before he got on the cross did Jesus punch somebody in the face before he got on the cross did Jesus open his mouth and f-bombs came out of his mouth before he got on the cross no no no he did nothing how did he got all of the sin the father just gave it to him why so the same way he can give you righteousness without ever doing anything right just to give imagine nothing Jesus did nothing wrong but dying as a wrong man why so that people who've never done anything right can rule as though they live their whole life being righteous I want you to know today as a Christian you cannot reign in life because you're perfect you'll never be perfect enough you cannot reign in life because you are somehow achieved a level of spiritual depth with God you can only rule in life when you open your mind to the reality the righteousness is a gift gift to be received how ask Jesus how he did he receive sin by opening his life to the father's will when you open your life to the father's will and say father I'm a sinner I'm tired of living under subjection of my circumstances I'm tired of demons and devils walking over my life every single day I'm tired of being addicted to this thing and God you created me for more than this I feel it inside of me every day that's why I'm not happy with it a dog can be happy with being on the leash but I'm not because I'm not a dog I'm made out of the same material you have inside of you God that's why something inside of me always rebels something inside of me always says no that's not how supposed to be I know that I'm doing it day after day and I'll probably doing it day after day after today but something inside says there has to be more there has to be more you have an image of God inside of you and that image is the image that never goes under it always rules over but that image has been marred by sin and God is saying the only way you can rise up again is not just by doing something more it's that you have to receive righteousness the same way Jesus received sin opening yourself up and say God I can't do it give me that gift and when that righteousness is imparted when the righteousness is received something rises up inside of me something rises up inside of you you know what that is boldness there's one thing you know about righteous people they're cocky when you didn't steal something and they accuse you of stealing you're not gonna take it when somebody accused you of something that you didn't do you have a backbone your fierceness in your face you you have you have a volume in your voice don't just say oh it's fine it's okay it's okay yeah I can go to prison no problem oh no spit comes out of your mouth you you stand your ground because you know they need to find it they need to search it because something righteousness gives the Bible says a righteous man is as bold as lion and that's what Satan wants to bring guilt and condemnation and shame and anything he can to remind you listen you this is not for you you're a dog and a leash and rejoice I didn't kill you yet he wants to remove that sense of righteousness because if he removes that with that also goes my faith and my boldness and without my faith and without my boldness guess what happens I will settle for being ruled over instead of aiming for dominating in my life I want to encourage you right now you can come against the devil not because you're perfect the Bible says they overcome Satan by the power of the blood of Jesus the Bible doesn't say they overcome Satan because they finished a seminary the Bible doesn't say they overcome Satan because they memorized 25,000 verses in the Bible the Bible says they overcome Satan because they have a sense of awareness inside of them I am righteous not because I'm a pastor I'm righteous not because I'm a home group leader I'm righteous not because this whole week I haven't done anything that I feel guilty about I am righteous the same way Jesus was sinner a gift he got the bad gift I got a really good one Jesus suffered because of that gift it will be foolish not to enjoy it be foolish not to use it and say Jesus died for it I'm gonna stand on it to rule and reign every person in this room your God's candidate to rise up above your circumstances maybe in your family everybody died out of a particular sickness you are different because you can reign in life through Jesus Christ maybe in your family everybody had broken relationships and children from different parents just because they could not put the family together and maybe that is how your life has started and I want to tell you something that because because of righteousness you can have a new outlook you may look at yourself today say me Vlad no it's because Adam rules over you Jesus says he wants you to rule because of his righteousness it means you can have a healthy family you can have love in a relationship not when a wife and a husband run at each other with knives or they can run at each other with hugs that is what God wants maybe everybody in your generation have always lived in lack and shortage and you always had this word we can't afford this this is not gonna be us we can't afford this our lights get always turned off we never have enough money for gas and we don't have enough money to give to nobody else and poverty always dominated I have a word for you today through Jesus Christ through the gift of righteousness you can overcome your situation maybe you had demonic voices constantly attacking your life demonic things constantly you just know it's demons I mean you could feel it all around you and you're so weak to overcome against it you are weak but the Bible says because of his righteousness you can overcome you can overcome you can overcome Jesus was perfect became a sin so that person like me nasty sinful arrogant hypocrite not measuring up my own worst critic I can have a chance to have his gift imparted unto me the same way my nastiness was imparted unto him if he took it willingly and died for it I'm gonna learn from him take willingly and the rain with it let's do it together let's beat that old devil out out of our life let's stamp all those demons out from under a feet where they supposed to belong let's rise above the situation the Satan put us under and let's put that leash the Satan put on our necks and say you know what this doesn't belong on my neck last time I checked Jesus gave authority and dominion over you for me not the other way around because somebody say amen and we will be a triumphant church we'll be triumphant Christians we're gonna be triumphant fathers and mothers we're gonna be triumphant young people we're gonna be triumphant bosses and employees employers and we're gonna be the people who will see the kingdom of God rule and reign in our generation for the glory of God because somebody say amen say victory is mine say victory is yours say victory is mine in Jesus name


Live from the Sands Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada, extracting the signal from the noise. It's theCUBE, covering HP Discover 2015. Brought to you by HP. And now your hosts, John Furrier and Dave Vellante. Welcome back to HP Discover, everybody. I'm Dave Vellante, and this is theCUBE. We go out to the events. We extract the signal from the noise. This is day two at HP Discover. Kurt Melkate is here. He's the founder and CTO of Aruba Networks and also Dominic Wild is the VP of Product Management, a CUBE alum. Good to see you both. Thanks for coming on theCUBE. So first of all, congratulations. Thank you. You must be thrilled. Absolutely, absolutely. We heard your colleague, Dom, yesterday, stole the show of the keynotes. You must have been very pleased with that. He came on theCUBE. He was great. Very engaging. He was great. Fantastic, right? I mean, real energy. And I think it's timely given this whole transformation of HP, you know, Hewlett Packard Enterprise. How do you feel? It's fantastic. I mean, just being here at Discover, looking at the number of attendees, just fantastic. We never could have done that at Aruba as a standalone company. At its height, I think we had 2,000 attendees in the audience, which is pretty good for us. And seeing 15,000 attendees take the show in and get the word out about Aruba is just a great feeling. So Dom, you've always been, I mean, frequently been the HP Discover. We've had you on theCUBE before as Aruba. How's it feel to be an HP now? Yeah, I know. I mean, so, you know, when we looked at acquiring Aruba and we looked at, you know, the reasoning behind it and everything, I mean, the opportunity in wireless is just huge. The growth in that space is enormous. One of the fastest growing segments in networking. So we needed to take a long, hard look at what we were doing at HP in the segment. And while, you know, we did well, we had good, you know, decent solutions. What Aruba really brings to the table is a true mobility first solution, going above and beyond just a connectivity capabilities, but also providing significant value add in terms of, you know, the mobile capability and the mobile needs of end users. So it's actually very complimentary to what we've been doing in HP in the data center space, where, you know, in data center, people are moving to cloud and they're doing that because they're trying to create agile application environments. And any investment that you make there is not fully realized if you don't have that last mile delivery and you don't meet the expectations of the end users in terms of their experience of those applications. And so you need a truly mobile experience. And this is what Aruba brings to the table, which is why it's such a great compliment to us. So Kirti, as an entrepreneur, you want to win. I mean, that's all you're in the game to win, right? So talk about how you win, you know, with HP. The decision to obviously sell the company, I mean, obviously it was a bigger decision than just yours, but what was the thinking, what was the vision in terms of that winning strategy? Yeah, I mean, if you look at why Aruba got started in the first place, we made the observation a decade ago that the world, if it could, go wireless, would go wireless and stay mobile. And the observation was based on a simple fact that in our personal lives, we were all getting used to cell phones, but at work, we were all sitting at our desks, computing, and the more natural way to compute and communicate was being mobile. And unfortunately at the time, the only device that would connect over a Wi-Fi network was a laptop. And it was not until the iPhone and the iPad were introduced to the market that true mobility started to take shape. And where we are today in the market, the need for connecting, sitting at a desk and connecting to a network is not needed anymore. You can be anywhere, anytime, and stay connected over a Wi-Fi network. And that is fundamentally disruptive to Cisco, right? Cisco's business is built on a wired foundation with wireless as a little flavoring added on top of it, right? And we take a different approach. We basically say mobility first, which means you really don't need all the phones, the phones on the desk, the computers. What you have is already on your person. Just walk around with it and stay connected. And that disrupts a significant revenue stream that Cisco has, and it's something Cisco simply can't embrace at a business level. And that's where we started to, if you might have read a book called The Innovator's Dilemma, which is really the essence of the strategy behind Aruba. It is disruptive, we are going to go there. And what we needed was the scale. We have about 15% market share as a standalone company, but to really win, we needed to be much higher than that. And at this stage of our company, we needed a partner who we could scale to the large, very large enterprises with and also to the very small enterprises where you need the channels to be able to go to market with. And HP has both. And they had the thirst to actually come seek us out and partner with us. And we were already OEM partners and it was already working. And this is a natural next move for us to come closer with HP. So Dominic, I want to get HP's perspective on this. I mean, the acquisition of 3Com got you into the networking business in a big way, but the positioning generally, I mean, I'm simplifying, was that, hey, we're an alternative, Cisco. Okay, great. And we have advantages. And we could be a second provider or a lower cost provider. Great, good. Everybody needs a number two. And I said off camera, I see Aruba is a totally different stretch. It's a judo move against Cisco's wired first strategy. Kirti, what you were saying was the cherry on top for wireless. So I wonder if you could talk about that a little bit. Yeah, absolutely. So I agree with you. I mean, when we acquired 3Com, we got to broaden the portfolio and get depth in the portfolio so as we could be a strong challenge. Get in the game, right? Yeah, it's getting the game to be a strong challenger. The strategy that we executed with that portfolio was one of being the open alternative to Cisco. So Cisco being very proprietary, driving lock-in. What we did with the HP portfolio was drive an open agenda. And this is why we're such proponents of SDN. So it was a little more than just being the alternative, but we've driven that strategy now for five years. It's actually been five years since the 3Com acquisition. But you're absolutely right. And I like the term judo move here for the Aruba acquisition. What I think we learned on the way is that to really, really beat Cisco, you got to get some focus. You got to get into a portion of the market where there is an inflection and you got to get in with an offering that is significantly differentiated and is viewed as having tremendous value by the customer base. And it's all of those pieces that Aruba really fit. And so this is an opportunity for us to throw Cisco to the map. It is an opportunity for us to provide the Aruba product portfolio with a much broader channel and a much broader opportunity globally. I mean, they've done tremendous work growing the company to the size of the business they have and the velocity of that growth has been amazing. But we're just going to accelerate that and then enhance our open approach with the capabilities of Aruba. And we talk about this, you know, we live in a data-driven world and decisions are made with data, but when you guys started the company, like I said, there were no iPhones, no smartphones, but I think it was the Intel, was it the Centrino, was the catalyst. Okay, I remember the Centrino like, eh, meh. Okay. It was a big move for a while. It was about your lives, your professional lives on this, right? But somehow in your gut, you saw the potential coming. The generation mobile has been a huge tailwind for you. Where do you see it going? It doesn't feel like it's going to stop here. No, I think Gen Mobile to me is here and now. It's happening with everybody connecting over the Wi-Fi network. Where it's headed though, it's not just about people connecting. IoT. It's IoT, right? Everything around you is going to be on the network and guess what? It's all going to be on Wi-Fi. And Wi-Fi or ZigBee are some form of wireless communication. It's not going to be on the wired side. And as it comes into the enterprise, we see traffic increasing on the wireless side dramatically over the wired network. And that's again, if you're a CIO looking at your enterprise network and going, here's my investment. I'm putting a ton of money at people's desks whereas all the action is away from the desk. So why don't I shift my investments to where the action is? And with IoT, the business cases are pretty significant, right? It's not just about people connecting. One of the big things we can bring with Wi-Fi is the idea of location enablement. Figuring out where a person or a thing is. And based on that, you can do very interesting things like asset management, asset movement and tracking, people movement and tracking.  So I think networks in general with mobility are moving away from just being a passive conduit to the internet to being an active participant in the business aspect of itself, enhancing the revenue of the business that you ran. It's interesting, John Furrier, my co-host here, had a leave, his daughter's graduated from Palo Alto High School today, so he had a split. But we were talking about and sort of debating the idea economy. I really liked it. He thought it was a little bit of, you know, sort of fuzzy. But the interesting thing to me, another book, you may have read, The Second Machine Age, Eric Minyolson and Andy McAfee and the whole concept of the book is you basically take these ideas and you combine other technologies to look at, you guys have been using Uber as an example, but Waze is another good example, you know, social media and GPS and so forth. And then you enable this, in this idea economy, the digitization of businesses. HP is playing a huge role in that, I would think, in this IoT, I think of CIF sensors. What's the HP angle here? Can you talk about that a little bit, Dominic, and add some color to that? Yeah, so one of the challenges of IoT is the volume of data that it generates. It's what do you do with that data and how do you make it meaningful and useful? And so obviously, the big data strategies that we have, the cloud enablement that we have to be able to access that data through the cloud and take action on it and be able to sort of sort through the data are all very relevant to the bigger HP. The role that HP networking obviously takes is actually sort of getting down to how do you deploy sensors? How do you get that sort of first mile connectivity to sensors? And I think a great example of this that, Kirti, I think you can talk to, is what a Ruber has done at Levi Stadium for the 49er Stadium. I mean, it's just a tremendous story in terms of how you've built incredible business value on a sort of simple stadium Wi-Fi enablement. Well, this is a great example because the Dallas Cowboys here, let's build the biggest giant screen we can, which we all know is going to be outdated in a few years. What did Levi Stadium do? So Levi's had an interesting angle. They wanted to provide Wi-Fi that worked. That was step one, right? And getting Wi-Fi to work in a high density environment like that is non-trivial to do. So we were able to accomplish that. There's some very innovative designers in our company that were able to go in there and figure out how do you fit 80,000 people watching and enjoying a game in that bowl and make it work. So that was done, but what they wanted to do was to extend the network to truly engage the fan base. One very common problem if you've been to a game is you want to order food or a beer. You have to go out of your seat, miss the game, stand in line to order, and then stand in line, wait in line again to pick up. And there goes 15 minutes, maybe a quarter is done. You guarantee your team's going to store when you do that.  Exactly. So they wanted to simplify that. And how do you do that? Basically, you open your phone, open the Levi's app, and order whatever you want. And you have the option of having the food delivered to you in your seat, or having it picked up at the closest stall to you. Now how do you figure out where you are, or what the closest stall to where your sitting is? And that's where location technology comes in, right? Aruba has SDKs where they actually integrated that into the app. So now we can signal to the app that says this person is here. So bring their food order to the closest location to where they're sitting. Not only that, tell them how to get to their food order so they don't have to wait in line and just pick it up and save a ton of time, right? So that's one very good example where they were able to generate over a million dollars in the first season through food orders from that app. There's incremental revenues that they probably would not have had. Now, the other thing they told us when we interviewed the folks at Levi's Stadium from the Giants, sorry, the 49ers, they were saying that they also want to drive video to the seat, which is the most frustrating thing I love to go to games, but a close play, they don't show it. Come on, show the play. Plus you've been sitting in the wrong camera angle, right? So what they're doing is they capture the game from multiple camera angles and they stream all of that over the air. So you can select on your phone or your tablet which camera angle do you want to be on and what's the replays? It's like sitting on your couch and enjoying the game. That is awesome. That's going to change the fan viewing experience in the NFL, which is obviously one of the greatest sports in this country. How did you, at a high level, make Wi-Fi work? What were the challenges you faced in making Wi-Fi work in a stadium like that? We can all relate. I mean, we're here. It's very difficult to get out. Yeah, if you're going to stadiums, even cell phones don't work today. You can't even get a text message. By the way, this is all a Ruba Wi-Fi. Yeah, okay. Well actually, we have a local Wi-Fi here. We don't need to use it. Good. We have the Q Wi-Fi, we don't need to use it. Here's the challenge. Basically, you have to figure out how to trick physics.  Radio communications all happen on the same spectrum.  We're all sharing the same channel, same amount of bandwidth. And the trick is how do you reuse the bandwidth? Because if you have 80,000 people on a single channel with one access point, you can't get a single packet out. And so that text message will never get out. But what people want to be able to do is tweet their photographs or a play that just happened to either real time or real time. And so that requires a lot more bandwidth.  And to do that, you need to have access points that pick up the traffic around the 50 people where you're sitting. And then the next 50 pick up the next access point and so on. So the trick is in designing a system that allows you to do that efficiently. In technology we call it, it's called reuse. Where you're reusing the channel over and over and over again and getting the multiplier effect. The very interesting thing that we found was the effect was people are attenuators of the signal. So the idea is the signal should not propagate and it should actually be contained. And so the access points are located underneath the seats. And so when you're sitting there enjoying the game, people act as natural attenuators and the cell sizes shrink. It's funny, when the people are there, there's more capacity in the network. So you localized the cell capacities, rethought the architecture of how you would approach this problem, thought about it differently and then solved it. Yeah, basically you go in there and figure out what it is and interestingly density actually increases capacity because the people are part of the solution. Right, right, more people, more capacity. As opposed to brute forcing it. As opposed to brute forcing it with antennas, very fancy antennas, very complicated algorithms which make it more expensive and more difficult to work with. This was a feat of really both engineering on the software side and engineering on the implementation side to get it all together. Now have you been able to, I presume, you're commercializing that in other use cases, right? Here's one. What about the business case, Dominic? I mean, when you talk to, well, first of all, who do you talk to and how are you making the business case? For the customer base, I mean, it's really, so a lot of the business case is generated from sort of C level downwards as it were. There's a couple of different ways this can come in. You know, C level executives wanting to add additional value to the line of business. So wanting to be able to be revenue generating, generate new and innovative services in a business. And mobility is an easy sort of, it's easy to imagine many different ways you can do that in different verticals. The other way it comes in is from the user base. If you take the education environment, for example, as an interesting challenge there, is the user base is, you would think at a university, for instance, would be in the classroom, in the lecture hall, doing work. But a big challenge is what happens in the dorm rooms at night where suddenly all the wireless traffic explodes because everybody's streaming their Netflix and those users in the dorm have an expectation that they will get the same level of service level and attention as they get when they're in the classroom. They expect to be able to work anytime, any place. And so a lot of times the demand is driven from the user base. And then it's very easy then to make a business case to a customer to go in and say, look, rather than just providing raw connectivity and raw bandwidth, what you want to do is you want to be able to provide a service and a service level that your end user will appreciate and potentially pay for. So can you get those students in the dorm room to actually pay now for the explosion of bandwidth that they're using while the university funds what is used in the campus? There's examples like that. You can now differentiate the types of things that people are doing and where they're doing it. And so we can now start to tie identity into the network. We can start to tie that identity to the application usage. And it's very easy to then build very specific business cases around different use cases. So finishing up here, let's talk about the new portfolio. How does Aruba sort of change the portfolio of HP? Maybe talk about where it fits. How do you describe the portfolio? It kind of dramatically enhances the portfolio. So you used to come in with what you said before was you've got alternatives, you're more open, boom. What's the elevator pitch now? And specifically describe the portfolio to a customer. So I think Dominic Orr and Keir to use a wonderful term, which is the mobile-first network. And I think that is the new paradigm in networking. It is having a network that is designed mobile-first. So rather than thinking of it the other way around, which is I have a wired infrastructure and I've got a bolt-on wireless, think the other way around. So that's really the elevator pitch, is think mobile-first and design from there in. The portfolio is, again, we have very comprehensive portfolio, but the Aruba surf is a very complimentary add-on. We're now able to take things like the clear-pass policy management that Aruba has that allows you to describe very simple business policy and translate that into the infrastructure. We're able to bring our switching infrastructure underneath that. And so we're going to go through the process of bringing all these things together, taking the best of what we've had at HP from the wired side with the best of the mobility capabilities from Aruba and bringing that all together. And it is a very, very comprehensive and coherent end-to-end value proposition because as I mentioned earlier, it doesn't just stop in the campus and the mobile environment, it goes all the way back to the value proposition of why you're deploying cloud and why you're actually doing cloud-native applications to deliver them in a mobile environment. So it's a really comprehensive end-to-end solution. So I said earlier yesterday, I said I thought that Aruba could be HP Networking's three-par. And I still believe that in terms of the potential and I think it could exceed that. But initially, three-par was kind of left alone, kind of do its own thing. And now after several years, it's starting to integrate much more fully. It sounds like it's not a leave-alone strategy for Aruba. It's much more active than that. We're going to keep the brand alive. I mean, the brand is a significant adder to the whole value proposition. People believe in the Aruba brand. And so I think that is going to remain just like three-par has continued to exist. But I think the integration will be far, far faster in terms of the product portfolios, right? Because we go in there today as Aruba and say here is the mobility overlay on top of your fixed network, right? And we didn't care whose fixed network it was. Now we do. We can actually go in there and say here is the end-to-end solution. Right. Right, based on open principles. So you still have choice. You don't have to lock yourself in. But it's the best-of-breed open solution out there. Excellent, okay. We have to leave it there. The collision of cloud, networking, enterprise, mobility, gentlemen. Congratulations, great acquisition. Congratulations on taking the next step with your company, Kirti. And really pleasure speaking with you. Thanks for coming on theCUBE. Thank you very much. All right, keep right there, buddy. We'll be back with our next guest is theCUBE, we're live from HP Discover. Right back.


Hey guys welcome back to Kamegan and if you're new to the channel don't forget to hit the subscribe button and the little bell to receive notifications every time we upload a new video. Today we're going to be talking about Dynamite Entertainment's Masks 2 created by Colin Bunn and Iman Kassalus so stay tuned. So as I said today we're going to be taking a look at the Masks 2 created by Colin Bunn and Iman Kassalus for Dynamite Entertainment. The red death is plaguing the pulp heroes of the dynamite universe in three different time periods. Again and again after each defeat she resurfaces in the 1930s the 1970s and in present day the spider green llama and lady satan travel through time to unite heroes from each time period to save the world from time altering effects and stop the red death's nefarious plans. But how exactly did the red death obtain the ability to travel through time and alter reality? She stole it from the spider himself. Created by Colin Bunn and Iman Kassalus for Dynamite Entertainment as an out of continuity sequel to Dynamite's first success of bringing the pulp heroes together with the 2012 miniseries Masks. Masks 2 brings together the spider, green llama, lady satan, two different versions of the green hornet and cato, the black bat, thunderbolt and the black terror, two different versions of miss fury and black sparrow. We also get a look at heroes from alternate timelines as well such as the green spirit llama, Paula thunderbolt cannon, deadly black sparrow, a robotic version of the shadow, black terror of the seas, the pirate black bats, which is a baseball themed black bat, lady satanic, miss furious, miss fury and her dinosaur anabelle, the red spider, an actual green hornet, a giant green hornet along with ever changing alternate reality versions of the same heroes. We even get one version of the green hornet that kind of resembles Saban's masked writer from the 90s. Like most of Dynamite's comics, I really enjoyed this story and couldn't put it down. It does confirm that the black bat in the previous review we did is in fact a part of the present day, which means he's a completely different version of the black bat than appeared in the first Masks story arc, which also confirms that this story is not in continuity with the original. However, it is clear that the black terror, green hornet and kato, the spider green llama, lady satan and the shadow have all worked together before, or at the very least are familiar with each other. The only thing that could have made this story better is if Dynamite used continuity rather than individual self-contained stories in their comics. However, they do make an attempt to create continuity by including Britt Reid Jr. and Mulan Kato, which are part of the new green hornet series taking over for their fathers in the present day.  Another way that Dynamite tries to build continuity by joining the shadow and the black sparrow together, like in the shadow noir. However, the costume the black terror wears is the one he can be seen in during the modern day in the events of Project Superpowers, but it's made clear that this black terror is from the 1930s, which again doesn't work well within continuity. It could be argued that since this story does revolve around time travel and reality altering events, that could be the cause of the black terror's costume change and the black bat now being from modern day rather than from the 1930s as he was in the previous masks mini series. Even if you aren't familiar with these heroes, I strongly suggest you give them a chance as everything I've read from Dynamite thus far has been fantastic.


Welcome to today's episode of the mindset mentor podcast I'm your host Rob dial if you have not yet done so hit that subscribe button so that you never miss another episode of this podcast And if you love this podcast, please give us a rating and review however you listen to us The more positive rating reviews that we get the more that those platforms like Spotify and Apple podcasts show this podcast to people Who have never listened to it before Therefore we can impact more people's lives and by you giving us a rating and review It actually pays it forward for us to be found by more people We grow podcast grows more lives are changed, and I would greatly appreciate if you would do that today I'm gonna give you three keys three ways to stop procrastinating now before we do that I'm gonna flip your mind a little bit on procrastinating and what it is. Okay, I want you to just answer this intuitively answer As soon as I ask the question, I don't want you to hold yourself back I don't want you to think about it. You can say it a lot if you want to if you're in your car Do you have a problem with procrastinating answer it? Yes or no? Do you procrastinate more than you would like to do you procrastinate on things that really matter to you? Do you have a problem with procrastinating now? I'm not in the car with you. I'm not in the gym with you I'm not in the shower with you if you listen to me in the shower But I would guess majority people are gonna say yes I have a problem like one of the things that's holding me back One of the problems the thing that's holding back the most from the life that I want is Some form of procrastination and I'm actually going to tell you that I think that's bullshit I don't think that that's true. I was talking with my team members And this was about three weeks ago and we were talking about The ways that people hold themselves back and one of the ones that one of the things that was said is You know this person that I spoke to on the phone They had a problem with procrastinating and I said do you think procrastination was a problem one of my team It was like yeah, definitely procrastination was his problem and I said procrastination is not his problem procrastination is the symptom of the problem Now what does that mean? Well, if we look at somebody who has I Don't know some sort of disease some sort of illness something like that That's not the problem. It is the downstream effect of that problem And so there's a problem the cause and then there's the symptom the effect this thing that's popping up So it's like for instance, I can give you a great example, you know my fiance Lauren she used to have on her arm She would get eczema real bad like crazy bad eczema there was like right on the other side of her elbow And it would be so bad. She couldn't stop itching it and it was like real real bad And now you would look at that and you would say okay the eczema is definitely the problem But it's not the problem. That was what happened because of the problem So she starts learning and learning and learning and learning and changing the way she was eating She actually found out that gluten and soy were the problem So the problem was the food that she was eating was going into her gut It was breaking through the blood barrier and it was actually leaking in and her skin Was what ended up getting the brunt of it like the part that was beat up and you could see and you would think to Yeah, her eczema was the problem, but her eczema wasn't the problem It was that she was eating soy and gluten She didn't realize that she was allergic to soy and that gluten Breaks the blood barrier and allows the soy to get through her gut and into her body And so not going too deep in the woods. This is a nutrition episode But you will look at it and think eczema was the problem eczema was not the problem The problem was soy and Then the gluten that obviously messed up her gut as well. That was the problem The downstream effect of her having it was the eczema on her skin And so when I talk about procrastination procrastination can seem like the problem the thing that's holding you back, but that's not it That is the cause of what you're doing. So let me give you an example Maybe you just started a new business and your new business. You're all excited about your new business You want to do well, but you're not taking the action that you need to to grow this business And so you might say I might say to you like what's the problem? Why you're not growing your business? You might say I'm procrastinating too much. No, no, no, that is the eczema. That is the the effect of what's happening That's the symptom of Something else and what could be I'll give you an example what I see a lot with business owners because I coach a lot of business owners is that The the real thing the reason why they're procrastinating is because there's some sort of fear and the fear could be You know, they're not making phone calls to grow their business Let's say I'll give you I'll give you an even better example. I want to put some context to this, right? Let's say that this person has a landscaping business and they're Procrastinating knocking on doors to give out their cards to talk to people because I know around here There's always landscaping guys that knock on doors and they're like, hey, you know if you need landscaping done Here's my card So maybe the person's like I'm procrastinating my business my landscaping business isn't growing because I'm procrastinating and I'm not Knocking on doors.  That's what their actual problem is and the procrastination is just the downstream effect of that That's what it truly is making sense. And so the Growing the business the procrastination seems like the problem But the real problem is what's behind all of that, which is the fear And so if you have procrastination before I give you the actual three steps The real question I want you to answer is what is the fear behind your procrastination? That's holding you back from taking the action that you need to in order to create the life that you want What is the actual thing behind the procrastination that's holding you back? What's the fear? That's back there So that's what I got for you on on the procrastination some of the think about so let's dive into it when we talk about Procrastination really what it comes down to is you can still feel that fear So if we go back to the fear of people saying no to you when you're knocking on doors You can still knock on someone's door in be filled with fear the entire time So having a fear does not mean that it's impossible to take the action that you need to in order to grow your Business or whatever it is that you need to do that you're procrastinating on you can be filled with fear and still knock on those doors The key is discipline That's what it comes down to what is the discipline that you need to create because the fear will naturally start to subside When you do when you before you knock on your first door, you're gonna have a ton of fear But when you've knocked on a thousand doors that fear is subsided It might still be there, but it's nowhere near what it used to be Right and so the key is discipline to take the action that needs to be taken and there's two parts to discipline number one Is starting and number two is finishing Number one is starting and number two is finishing. Okay, so key number one.   And so if I if I'm like, you know what I'm supposed to go work out. I Don't feel like working out. I don't know about that. It's kind of late in the day Maybe I'll do it tomorrow all of this stuff Then my brain will start to go down that route, but if I'm like, you know what screw it I'm just gonna go do some jumping jacks in the gym.  I'll do I'll do 15 pull-ups. I do some pull-ups I do some jumping jacks and I start to force my body My emotion starts to go from yeah, I don't know. I'm lazy. It's not really the day I'm not really feeling good today. My stomach hurts The other day when I had this happen the thing was I actually had a really really bad stomach A I must have eaten something that was bad the night before and I was like, I don't I don't feel like my body can do this I'm not really good at and then literally I was like, I'm just gonna do motion I'm just gonna do motion. It's gonna whatever it is. It's on Saturday. I put on college football I was watching on the TV that was in the garage Watching it. I started like moving I started moving in my body and my brain started catching up with each other They're like, okay, I could do a little more. Okay, I could do a little more. Okay. I do a little more But the thing was I told myself I was going to work out on Saturday I told myself I was going to do it.  It's gonna be great. I'm gonna it's gonna be stuff like hey Heart heart heart love everybody heart heart heart I mean everyone's gonna have on the bumper stickers in the back of their car and they're all excited and they start They're good at starting and then they're just terrible at finishing Become somebody that is really good at finishing whatever you start no matter what it is I give you an example you decide to start cooking Guess what you're gonna need to do you're gonna need to wash all those pots and pans Don't leave them for tomorrow.   Okay number three third tip Do more than you said that you would Do more than she said that you would I remember this story and you might have heard this story before But I'll remember this probably till the day I die. I was at gold's gym I remember where I was in austin. I was at the gold's gym that was on the corner of 35 and um What is that road for those you guys are in austin William cannon, that's what it is William cannon in 35 when I lived down there I remember being at the gym and I was There we were just getting doing a workout and I was doing 10 minutes on the treadmill to get my body warmed up to get my Heart pumping and everything. I was at you know a 10 percent incline And my goal is to do 10 minutes. I remember I got to the nine minute and 50 second mark Then I was about to hit the stop button And it was like this light bulb popped up in my head and I was like, oh hold on I said I was going to do 10 minutes and I'm about to stop at nine minutes and 50 seconds and if I stop Nobody on earth But me will ever know that I stopped 10 seconds short But you know who will know Me and if I'm coming up 10 seconds short on this the way I do one thing is the way I do everything I'm probably coming up short in all areas of my life a little bit in my relationship a little bit here a little bit here a little bit here And so if I want to be a type of person Who does well and finishes things What if I'm not just type of person that finishes things but goes a little bit extra I was about to be the person And you know james clear says that every action that you take is a vote for the type of person you wish to become Every action you take is a vote for the type of person you wish to become if I stop a little bit short I am voting for being the type of person who comes up a little bit short anything that they do So I was like I gotta go a little bit further I'll go for 10 minutes and 30 seconds. It was only an extra 40 seconds But you see how you start to reprogram yourself as to who you are if you say you're gonna do one mile Do 1.1 miles do 10 more if you say you're gonna do 10 reps do 11 do 12 See what you could do if you say you're gonna make a you know 50 phone calls make 52 Just do a little bit more than you say you're going to do and if you do this Go back to that quote every action you take is a vote for the type of person you wish to become If you have action action action action action over and over and over again And the majority of them are over and above what you said you were going to do You are going to start to build yourself into the type of person that goes a little bit above on every single thing that you do Same way that when you finish something you start something and you finish it You are voting for the type person you wish to become And so you have to guys if you want to get past procrastination Ultimately what you're doing is you're training your mind to start and to finish And to not negotiate with your mind and to get things done This won't happen right away.  He's got to have it together. No guys I'm just bumping into shit in the dark is the way I feel like I'm doing in life But I'm doing I at least have a little bit more light than I used to and I'm bumping into less walls than I used to right You have to decide Number one, you have to figure out what fear is behind my procrastination And then you have to go through these three steps number one Don't negotiate with your mind number two finish what you start in number three Don't just finish what you start start getting better at doing more than you said you're going to do And if you do that ultimately procrastination is not going to be a problem for you in a year two years three years But it just takes consistent action of you doing what you need to do So that's what I got for you for today's episode if you love this episode Please share it on your instagram stories and tag me in it rob dial jr ro b d i a l j r If you're at the gym and you go a little bit further you do some extra reps you lift more whatever it is tag me And I want to see what you guys are doing out there. I always look through all my instagram messages I'm not able to respond to everybody because I get a ton of messages But I promise you I am seeing everything that you guys are sending in so With that I'm gonna leave the same way leave you every single episode make it your mission make someone else's day better I appreciate you and I hope that you have an amazing day


Have you noticed the strange activity that is openly taking place all over the world? Recently, President Trump announced that the U.S. are to step up activity in space, or more specifically, space cadets, in a world's first military space force. Trump announced this during a meeting of the National Space Council, and you can't help but wonder what is going on. If you take the word of veterans from Korean, Vietnam, and Gulf wars, then you are left with scores of witnesses that have come forward since the 1950s to speak about their activity in such a force. So there is little doubt this is already in place, yet it is only now being announced. The Space Division is going to surpass the budget of the Air Force, and it is described as being a critical element in U.S. military operations, and this will include the further development of spy satellites, weapon-controlled systems, Star Wars, and astonishingly the inclusion of a new lightweight space bus for astronauts to more easily access space much like the old space shuttle. This is a bold statement of intent from Mr. Trump as he looks set to be one of the most successful presidents in American history, and he has proclaimed that America has the greatest heritage of being the world's greatest space-faring nation as new horizons will be explored and new frontiers will be tamed. Even more stunning is that this is viewed as America's destiny and vital for national security. If you are of the opinion that UFO activity has increased over the years and the Pentagon even releasing such intelligence and the fact they are going to the moon and Mars, then you could suggest that bases on the moon and Mars possibly already exist. Why do we believe the UFO phenomena is alien and not human activity? Because humankind the world over cannot explain this phenomena and the craft we see are eons ahead of human technological advancements. Could the Space Force be a coordinated effort to either try to make contact or even intercept these craft? We surely are destined to interact with other intelligent life forms so this seems like a plausible step but as we said earlier they only have announced this now when in actual fact they have attempted this for years. They need to tell us now because of the increased activity we are witnessing in our skies and as the future unfolds we will see much much more sightings. Although the UK announced that a successful project has just launched from the ISS armed with a huge net and a harpoon. They say this is to catch debris but could there be a more sinister plot to these events and could they be linked with the European Space Agency developing a rocket to Mars? The Japanese now beaming back images from their mission of the Hayabusa 2 spacecraft now arriving at the asteroid Ryugu with the strategy of observing the asteroid and ultimately deliver rocks and soil from Ryugu back to the earth and even the United Arab Emirates are getting involved with the announcement that they are to send their first astronauts to the ISS next year and wait to hear this. When civilizations could be harnessing the power of caged stars to stay alive in an expanding universe, Dan Hooper a scientist at the US Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory suggested extraterrestrials could store and collect stars through technology known as Dyson Spheres. Dyson Spheres are theoretical structures capable of confining a star to siphon its vast stores of energy. In a pre-publication research paper, Dr. Hooper theorized alien species use Dyson Spheres to stay ahead of expanding space. The presence of dark energy in our universe could be causing space to expand at an accelerating rate. In order to maximize exact access to usable energy, a sufficiently advanced civilization would choose to expand rapidly outward, build Dyson Spheres or similar structures around encountered stars and use the energy that is harnessed to accelerate those stars away from the approaching horizon and towards the center of the civilization. According to the hypothetical scenario, technologically advanced alien species could target stars smaller than that in our solar system to utilize their incredible power. NASA has also just announced plans to protect our planet from a deadly asteroid strike.  With all the movement we are seeing in the Korean Peninsula and the great handshake between President Trump and Kim, then that too could be a sign of intent involving the world. We will have a collaboration with America and Canada, Europe and the UK. We will have India, Japan, Australia and even Russia and the UAE involved in a massive human movement towards understanding what exactly is going on above our heads and in space. There is also no doubt that there are things going on in space that is directly related somehow to the Earth. Global governments are collaborating as we speak to try to understand just what this is. Is it life that is not aware we are even here or is it some sort of dimensional loop where stuff from a different realm all together is getting lost in our part of space? Who knows what the answer is guys, but whatever is going, they are now making it a public interest slowly but surely and here's a thought. And whatever data and intelligence gathered be so great, so massive that they don't even care what they tell us about previous top secret incidents. Disclosure is coming. We are part of it. It happened in ancient times and is happening again. Whatever it is, gods, aliens, demons, angels, whatever these things are, they are certainly very real. What do you guys think of this anyway? Thanks below and thank you for watching. Very importantly, I'm here by directing the Department of Defense and Pentagon to immediately begin the process necessary to establish a space force.


I've shown you before how you can mirror your screen from your phone or tablet to your desktop computer using a USB cable and ADB and some software on your desktop. But that's not what I'm doing now. No USB cable. And although technically you can do ADB through a network, that's not what I'm doing here. I'm actually just using SSH. So it's fully encrypted using SSH. There's a slight lag, but this way you can monitor what's going on on your screen from anywhere in the world as long as you can access this device. It's not behind any firewalls. And it's using SSH. So you know it's secure. How do I do this? Well, I have a tutorial coming up, but if you want to get a sneak peek, check out the link in the description. Literally, it's one command. Once you get SSH running on your phone, you just SSH in and start streaming. So check out the link in the description if you want to sneak peek. If not, wait, I'll have a tutorial pretty soon. It's going to be a short tutorial because it's only really one command. Thanks for watching. As always, Phil's right, Chris.com. That's Chris the K. There's a link in the description. I hope that you have a great day.


All right, Lady, what is this? This is a new product that's just about ready to come off the machine line. This is the ESP32 Feather V2. It's a kind of a Holy spin of our Hazah ESP32 Feather. And what I'm doing is I'm checking it against the fabrication print. This is the cam file and I've removed all the copper traces to see the components and the names and the values so I can verify that what this is is the same as what this is. And once in a while I catch a mistake or two it's kind of confusing. There's so many components in the pack so tight but this I think is ready to go. We're gonna put this to the oven and then we're gonna test it on our tester and if it's good, we'll put it in the store.


congrats buddy congrats buddy pretty cool for sure last box of the break dude this was so much fun redemption on the back as well never a bad sign empty umaga that is 39 of 65 for there's no team or anything umaga got rookie patch that is 7 of 25 Brutus Creed that is where you want one for sure of 99 rookie relic is breaker we've got this is so sick 12 of 99 that is The Miz 12 of 99 Immaculate Ink The Miz and I'm awesome I love that entrance I always put that as my entrance when I created a wrestler and it made no sense cause I was not named The Miz The Miz that's awesome nice one here is gonna be 8 out of 10 modern marks of Shotzi Shotzi on the modern marks 8 of 10 and nice way to end it here Wahoos we've got Immaculate Moments that is Goldberg there you go man nice Goldberg on the redemption way to go there buddy that's awesome awesome nice Goldberg you got it Wahoos let's do a quick recap of your mag stuff we're gonna make this yeah you can we had The Offa, Jey Uso, Jimmy Uso and Sika on the quad redemption we had Kurt Engel 72 out of 75 we had the Brock Lesnar 2 of 25 we had a dual patch auto Becky Lynch, Bianca Belair about the stone cold Steve Austin 18 out of 49 all time greats here so cool dude that is gonna do it for your prank Wahoos thanks again man that was so much fun we'll get those right out to you buddy right I know exactly unbelievable dude no no you can just write it down and stick it out and just leave it like this yep yep yeah if you just write it like FedEx on the stick you know you're good to go now let's go with those two tins as well for those two potentially damaged cards so cool man two of these two just because there was two like one like out of scuff and one had like one little issue as well oh that was awesome we got Eric L coming up next two galaxies and we've got UC after as well with two galaxies and three museums so much fun dude alright Eric let me grab you your boxes and we'll continue on I gotta grab one more for UC after this break too I gotta grab one more of the museums I forgot to grab that alright we'll do the two galaxies over here good luck here Eric let's do it buddy you're a tag off perfect here we go what's going on everyone Sam here with late in sports cards ripping two boxes of 22 top Star Wars chrome galaxy hobby for Eric L so good luck here Eric let's see what we've got buddy a green rebel assault gameplay galaxy 41 of 99 Princess Leia Organa on the refractor and there's some gunk on the back it is just a base unfortunately there's another issue we'll send the empty box and wrapper well we'll just send it anyway we'll send the empty box and wrapper just cause that's kind of gunky I'm just worried that there might be more that comes out of that too trolling the cantina yeah I have it right here refractor base battle front smuggler Han Solo refractor space charge here right honestly we've got bounty hunters answer the empires call we've got orange Rose Tico Kelly Marie Trann is Rose Tico on the orange auto 16 out of 25 nice one there and base only one listed is oh yeah true true true that's still got to be a pretty big card for sure that is a refractor got X wings in formation refractor Wedge Antilles refractor R2D2 base Cobb Vanth refractor nice one there base and base Yoda portrait on the back there's vintage concept art or concept art lack of faith refractor base stormtroopers assess their gear base and base is another vintage Lando Calrissian portrait refractor original trilogy I should say that is original trilogy concept base we've got atomic that's sick of solo investigates 82 out of 150 that goes really well on that card solo investigates on the atomic really nice base nice one there Eric congrats buddy couple of nice color coming out here nice auto too the Rose Tico very solid that is hyper prism of Trudgen 35 of 75 sketch refractor of Trudgen there's Yoda Costanza enter Darth Vader refractor and base Kylo Ren number 83 refractor and base there's a Omega on the sketch variation Tuskens and their Banta Donnie Beachrom he said I'll do it on Saturday Anthony there's an enemy of the Empire refractor Sandshooper atop a Dewback base and base that's here Darth Vader Star Wars galactic battlegrounds and per Palpatine portrait refractor as well and base that'll do it for box number one on the box number two Eric let me just double check make sure that was two Star Wars a chrome galaxy very nice there's creatures of the Cantina refractor base a dark turn for Anakin Skywalker refractor Yoda Jedi Star Wars Jedi outcast and aboard the bridge got Yoda portrait refractor original trilogy attack on Hawth the skywalkers refractor base and base Greedo Leia in her voucher disguise there's original trilogy concepts shadow of the Dark Lord refractor base Greedo refractor Greedo refractor there's Echo refractor base Kylo Ren Poe Dameron refractor as well Qui-Gon and enter Darth Vader there's sketch variation refractor Wedge Antilles and battle refractor as well it's like we got a uh no we don't never mind we've got Mojo that is 17 out of 50 inside the meditation chamber nice one there Eric that is a um R2-D2 but yeah I would say so sometimes two usually it's one a case there's R2-D2 refractor and a twilight server that is uh Andrea Barlow Lando Calrissian is a refractor sketch variation Salacious B Crumb this is Sean right here that's what Sean looks like Salacious B Crumb isn't that Sean also that um that Mojo inside the meditation chamber um for 50 you can mag that one I meant to tell you that I'm sorry Medical Droid that was one of the most recent ones yeah that one right there Medical Droid refractor we've got Atomic is uh Luke Skywalker in action to 150 we've got Auto of Klatu refractor that is Cory D. Williams and Vader Star Wars Droidworks refractor Yoda on Dagobah base of Cobb Dan that'll be a break there um Eric thanks again for all the support buddy we will get those right out team in Jumbo Relic uh yeah yeah we can do that I didn't even realize that but yeah we can we can get that for you for sure Wahoos absolutely two tops alright we got UC coming up next we get that taken care of really quick Wahoos I'm just gonna have you mag one really quick here uh oh you did okay you wanna pride this one uh yes yeah that would be good I thought I'd just go with Wahoos right there alright let me go I'm gonna grab one more box for you see and then we'll get going yeah no problem at all you got it Wahoos no problem buddy uh yeah sure like I said there it is the Alexa Belich Jumbo Relic now mag 250 sorry geez I didn't even realize you were there my bad scared me for a second there alright we got UC up next let's see UC's 150 under series one might be like under 150 I would say uh Carlos that's a pretty solid one good luck here UC let's do it buddy what's going on everyone Sam here with late in sports cards ripping five boxes for UC we've got three 22 tops museum collection baseball and two 22 uh Star Wars galaxies so good luck here let's do it uh UC see what we got buddy got a banger out of this like a live J rod or something geez the nuts Buster Posey there's a Patch Wisdom that is gonna be a 364 out of 399 for the Cubs Cody Belinger yes sir yes sir or there's a J rod rookie we'll take it by a Christian Yelich 4 out of 35 three color game use patch nice one there for the old brew crew and Salvi Perez a framed auto out of one of these dude that'd be cool or a cut or something Devers, Nico Horner nice one there it's actually sneakily becoming another uh solid player that's gonna be two 399 for the Cubbies two Cubs autos, Virgil Clemente and this collection Nolan Ryan we've got Brecht Gardner 24 out of 25 game use three color patch love it love me some Brecht Gardner nice one there UC congrats buddy and a red Ronald Acunha 26 out of 50 for the Brapes let's see if we can heat up in the second box now that's a Zuki there's a Andrew McCutcheon that's nasty 8 of 10 that's like part of the pirate pirate like bandana I'm pretty sure on the on the sleeve that's cool that's really cool on the meaningful material that's awesome Alex Bregman Seeger, Ichiro we've got Alex Bregman nice one there for the Astros 150 jersey auto dual jersey auto again for the Houston Astros very nice and Royce Lewis Noice Royce Bregman's not bad there is Paul Goldschmidt MVP game use Quad Jersey 70 out of 75 and Jayran there's Dalton Varshow 12 out of 25 new Blue Jay on the game use three color diamond backs patch very cool nice one there UC Mike Piazza see we got him third box good luck there's Miguel Cabrera for the Tigers this is kind of sick we got for the Devil Rays Wade Boggs here we go 193 out of 275 the chicken man that's awesome all game use stuff too very cool there's a Aaron judge we've got D.J. LeMayhew 44 out of 50 the machine for the Yankees and Ronald Acunha Archival Autograph Gio Arcella 62 out of 150 for the Yankees nice one there congrats on that UC I miss that guy Anthony Rizzo for the Yankees this might be the frame this is the frame we got a framed auto yeah we do we've got a framed auto what the hell we got a framed auto good luck here UC come on baby give us something big dregmatics base and base it's gonna be three of five Luis Heal our four of five Yankee um what's it called Yankee rookie auto congrats on that nice Luis Heal four of five rookie auto on the black frame wish it was a little bit of a bigger name but still a framed auto is a framed auto galaxy let's see a sketch or a super out of galaxy here we go sketch inbound there's a boba trudge in refractor and base refractor of wrecker base sketch variation refractor a willky in the wilderness refractor as well Obi-Wan Kenobi portrait nice one there card number three base boba-fet portrait refractor base and base there's a burrito Star Wars bounty hunter gameplay galaxy tuskin raider it's sundown base full on the death star refractor nice one there is a vintage Star Wars art card stormtrooper surveying the desert refractor and base side the meditation chamber there's a tech Yoda on Dagobah and medical droid we've got nice that is atomic dark beta versus Obi-Wan Kenobi to 150 very solid we'll take that for sure you see love the art on that card as well tuskin raider sketch refractor salacious beacrom shawn lacious beacrom Harrison doula refractor lexpun terry on your auto not numbered that is jason spesak grito sketch variation lea organa refractor see what else we've got here that is inside the meditation chamber there's your card you see refractor warwick wickett and base bee wing tour of duty bee wing snort troopers invade ha base there's gamore in guard refractor vintage grand moff tarkin refractor and last pack of the first box of galaxy luke skywalker on the portrait nice base and base strongest box unfortunately get a big one here good luck here you see second box of galaxy last box of galaxy luke skywalker assembles his light saber refractor base medical droid anakin skywalker refractor and shawn looks just like him dude really does there's star wars empire or gameplay galaxy weakway refractor fin nice one there fin refractor that is Han Solo and Darth Vader in a stormtroopers a vintage star wars art ala secure wickett w warwick w wickett think of his name half the time there's wickett w warwick just kidding it's backwards the way i said it refractor base and base dark vader nice one there on the portrait refractor anakin skywalkers creatures at the canteen is a vintage luke skywalker on endor ben kenobi refractor base and base grita art 2d2 card game of chance refractor as well boush disguise base and base harrison doula right yeah harrison doula yoda and luke skywalker on dagobah and yoda on dagobah there's dark vader x wings and formation refractor kylo ren come on give us something here what are we doing oh purple is wow star wars galaxy kylo ren to 25 there you go you see do you have another one of these that's nasty oh you can mag this one nice kylo 19 out of 25 quagon and enter dark vader that is a refractor of was that wegentillies i want to say wegentillies yeah refractor omega refractor and last pack there's no auto or anything we'll send you an empty box and wrapper looks like that's going to be the case apologize on that you see star wars didn't mean to intrude and base that'll do it for your break there you see thanks again for your support as always my man we'll get those right out to you yeah not the best break i apologize on that you see i wish i was a lot better for you we'll send an empty box and wrapper again that was that was tough i'm sorry dude that was a tough one my apologies my apologies kylo is nice at least yeah that was that was tough i'm sorry man i feel terrible on that all right guys gonna do one more break it's gonna be uh four c4 joey f let me go grab the 22 XR i believe it is right 22 XR be right back last break tonight last one on that guys see you later snipes have a good one buddy again cup tomorrow check it out all right good luck here joey what's going on everyone sam here with late in sports cards ripping one box of 22 panini XR football hobby for joey f so good luck here joey 2022 trading cards for a minute since i've ripped some XR it's supposed to be fun i like XR still being pulled 101 that'd be cool yeah that card definitely exists wait is that a that is a one of one actually if he pulls a one of one could you imagine dude there's uh extreme rookie james cook to 149 uh james and williams to 249 rookie for the uh lines uh jaylon wademyre on the uh base X case hit nice one there for the bills it's a good box to marvin leal that's nasty we've got one of one printing plate patch auto kenneth walker there you go joey nice canine one of one on the plate plate patch auto very nice buddy congrats on that pretty solid pretty solid full of one of one what do we do we pull the one of one that's what i like to that's what i like to hear right there marcus mariotta to 249 and rookie base of calvin awesome pay space i saw your comment when the video was starting and i laughed myself you see taekwondo or in that's gonna be 37 out of 75 jersey auto for the pats because i know it's true and then we've got mac carral that is 8 out of 49 i think that's jersey number nice one there for the panthers on the x-ray jersey there you go joey very nice overall i have to say congrats on all the hits joey that was a lot of fun i love ripping myself some xr we'll get those right out to you buddy alright guys that is the last break of the night let me get that uploaded alright guys that'll do it for me tonight thanks for getting everything filled up i really do appreciate that it was a lot of fun reconnection successful there we go we're at the cup there's your guys this break schedule again lbs just disconnected so again you got forest tomorrow you know you got kenzie tomorrow morning and you got forest tomorrow night then i'll be back tomorrow morning with tops chrome sonic so have a good one everybody thanks for hanging out as always that was a lot of fun wahoos for sure i will see all of you guys later smack blue me you see wahoo snipes you're not here anymore um who else was here recently carloose anthony randy uh donar devin everybody else thanks again i will see you guys on friday


Dear Minister Eduardo Cabrita, Dear Deputy Mayor of Cascar City, Dear Assistant Director Forensics and Police Data Management of Interpol, Directors, ladies and gentlemen, dear colleagues. I would like to welcome you to the first joint Frontex Interpol Conference on Document Fraud, organized by the two agencies together. In quality of the Executive Director of Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, I am very pleased to open such an important event together with the Portuguese authorities and Interpol. I would like to thank you, Mr. Minister, for your presence today, and I would like to thank Portuguese authorities for hosting us in this wonderful place. I would also like to express my gratitude for the commitment and professionalism of Portuguese officers participating in many Frontex-coordinated activities. The beginning of our successful cooperation dates back to 2005, the year of the establishment of Frontex as an agency of the European Union. We gathered today to discuss a very important topic, travel document fraud. This increasingly important phenomenon has come under the spotlight in the context of the current migration flows as well as terrorist attacks in Europe. Document fraud allows migrants who are in an irregular or undercommended situation to enter the territory of a member state illegally and subsequently to exploit the freedom of movement within the Schengen area. Document fraud is an enabler of terrorism and other types of organized crime, such as trafficking in human beings and people smuggling. The effective control of travel and identity documents at the borders is therefore a fundamental component of internal security and successful migration management. We can safely say that wherever it is necessary to establish a person's identity beyond any doubts, the validity of the travel or identity documents is of critical importance. Because of its importance for border control, Frontex, the European border and Coast Guard Agency stands at the forefront in the fight against document fraud at the European level. It is worth stressing that only this year we have detected more than 3,500 false documents in nearly 2,000 incidents during Frontex-coordinated operations. To address this threat, Frontex has been active in combating document fraud at the EU external borders and on the so-called secondary movements within Europe. Our activities embrace a number of different areas, including situational awareness and risk analysis products, deployment of the document fraud experts in Frontex-coordinated joint operations, support of identification and registration of migrants at the hotspot in Greece and Italy, provision of training for document experts, and finally various research projects. As of May this year, all these activities are supported by a formally established horizontal Frontex expert group on document control, comprising 85 experts in document fraud belonging to the European Union member states. To lend more weight to the support in document fraud detection, we cooperate closely with Interpol for years already, seeking to bring assistance not only to the border guards but also to the police force in general. I would like to use this opportunity to inform you that taking the occasion of the ongoing reorganization of Frontex under the new mandate of the European Border and Coast Guard Agency and to mark the importance of document fraud in the work of the Agency, the management board of Frontex decided to endorse my initiative to establish the center of excellence for combating the document fraud. In course of 2018, the center will start providing support to Frontex-coordinated operational activities in addressing the challenge posed by document fraud. Dear minister, dear directors, ladies and gentlemen, many of our security measures rely on secure and trusted documents, such as checks at internal borders and those carried out within the territory of the member states. Valid documents are the credentials for entry to and exit from the territory of any state, including for crossing the external borders of the Schengen area. Document fraud is a global phenomenon, which requires a global response. That's why competent European organizations like Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, must join efforts and work closely with its international partners, such as the International Police Organization, Interpol, that has developed very relevant databases available at frontline activities for law enforcement. I hope our two-day meeting will also be the inception of a stable and practical cooperation between the national agencies present today at this first joint Interpol Frontex conference. Today, we will be exploring different possibilities of a more efficient use of international and European solutions, facilitating the work of law enforcement, recalling the extent of the challenge posed by document fraud. We shall take into account the need of a global cooperation on this subject, which within clear rules established for exchanging information, allow for achieving concrete operational results against document fraud. I hope our two-day meeting is just the start of a wider alliance focused on combating document fraud at the national, European and international level. With these thoughts, let's thank you again, Mr. Minister, for being present today with us. I would like to wish all participants a successful meeting, and I thank you very much for your attention.