Yo, what's up guys? This is Rich from Rich TV Live. I'm at the soccer field Chilling out Doing what I do Not even looking at the markets to be honest with you. I see people just panicking everywhere Panicking everywhere panic selling panic complaining Panic blaming Everybody's panicking and it's making me laugh because I was just chilling. I haven't even been I haven't traded a stock in Over a month. I'm just chilling But I hear people panicking everywhere. Oh my god. Zena's going down. What do we do tears are literally shedding And I think to myself. I'm like Has there ever been an investment that you've made that you didn't have to wait in order to get returns? I'm just wondering I mean I own a lot of real estate and I just sold a property held it for 12 years and I doubled my money I have another property. I'm gonna be selling. I've had that for 11 years and I'm gonna double my money on that and I bought a bunch of Zenibus and I plan on buying more and I promise you this I'm gonna hold that baby and when that baby goes up. I will sell it, but All the panic that I see everywhere. It's hilarious and As quickly as people people forget so quick a when things are bad Everybody wants to talk about your pics. They're down rich. They're down. I'm like, yeah The entire cannabis sector has been down for five months. Yeah, the cannabis stocks are down You noticed good job. Good job for noticing So I think it's kind of funny that people forget all the winners when the markets are down and things are down They want to point fingers at you and be like, look your pics are down now But what about the last two and a half years of all the winners that we picked and What's gonna happen when everything resurrects again? Am I gonna be a genius again when everything resurrects?  Well, guess what am I sitting there staring at my computer right now? Have you guys watched me do videos every day from the beach? I've just been a joy in my summer, man I'm chilling but man. I see a lot of panicking going on a lot of panicking going on. Oh my goodness It's almost laughable. It's almost laughable haters coming out trolls coming out Five months of red and people want to blame me This guy the guy at the soccer field five months of red People want to blame this guy that's at the soccer field Really? Really? Guys, I want to remind you something. I'm an investor just like you guys a only difference is this guy I'm chilling. I ain't even worried at all I'm not even remotely worried Because for the third year in a row, I've seen the stocks go down in the summer it is what it is and Every year so far that we've done this every single fall and every single winter.  I don't see any reason Why anybody would be panicking right now. I don't see any reason why people would be crying I don't see any reason why people would be trolling and I definitely don't see any reason why people would be hating But trust me when I tell you all of the above have been happening So I just wanted to go live right now and just show you guys that honestly don't give a shit. I'm chilling At the soccer field. I ain't listening to the haters and trolls that want to sit there and want to hit you when you're down Because as quickly as they hit you when you're down when things are down they disappear when things explode Trust me those haters and trolls when things explode. They're the first ones to Get real real quiet real real quiet When everything explodes and they get their asses squeezed So trust me we're in the dead of summer. There's 10 days left until september And trust me when I tell you this okay In the next 10 days don't expect any green In the next 10 days don't expect any green don't expect a miraculous comeback over the next 10 days Oh my god, they're all gonna explode just because I want them to that's not the way investments work people That's not the way investments work people I never bought an investment thinking i'm gonna make money the next day It's not the way I invest man It's not the way I invest I invest put it away if they down They're down If I want to buy more I buy more if I don't I just chill When they go up I sell and that's it. There's no reason to panic. There's no reason to call people names There's no reason to blame anybody We're down five months in a row in the cannabis sector because that's what the market makers want That's the reality. There's no reason for it. These cannabis stocks are growing. They're turning a profit They're getting bigger every single day and they're going to continue to but i'm just tired of the crying I'm tired of the hating. I'm tired of the trolling. It's actually quite pathetic So if you want to troll me a guy that's giving away free content every day for two and a half years That's correctly predicted aurora cannabis afria Kronos group village farms canopy growth corp Organogram the list goes on and on and on and on and on I don't know what to say man. I'm just an investor just like you guys at the soccer field I got nobody to blame. I got nobody to point my finger at I'm just working on my tan hanging on with my kids Enjoying my summer enjoying my life, but everywhere I go on social media people want to point the finger That guy right there. That's the guy right there.   I'm gonna go back to chilling in the soccer field You guys can go stare at the computer screen all you want.  I ain't trolling and I ain't hating This guy is focused on building his empire That's all I gotta say I'm focused on building my empire and I'm gonna keep buying zenibus and I'm gonna keep buying saniva And I'm gonna keep buying aurora and I'm gonna keep buying aphria I'm gonna keep buying rivers and I'll tell you guys what I buy And that's it. That's all I gotta say.  You want to buy some stocks by visa by mastercard by american express There's three good Big board stocks that are very safe that can make you money No need to buy cannabis stocks.   I'm good to hold for years if I got to hold my zenibus for years for it to go to five ten bucks I'm good. I'll just keep buying more and more and more and maybe I'll have a hundred thousand shares So when it gets to five bucks, I'll make five hundred grand And then what are the haters gonna say? Oh my god rich. What do we do? She's going down. I gotta blame someone. Can I blame rich?


All praise is due to Allah SWT, Lord of the World, Master of the Day of Judgment. We thank Allah SWT for allowing us to be here on this blessed day of Juma. This is a very special day. It's a very special day because it's a Juma, but it's a very special day because it's a Juma inside of Ramadan, and it's a very special day because it's not just Juma inside of Ramadan. It's in the last 10 days, and in the last 10 days it's on an odd day, subhanAllah. This is the blessings upon blessings. We thank Allah SWT. The pious predecessors would take this day very seriously, Juma tul Wida, the farewell Friday of Ramadan. They would take this day very seriously. They would approach this day with a lot of hope. They would approach this day with a lot of ibadah. One subhanAllah outside, one subhanAllah inside of Ramadan is 70 times greater than one subhanAllah outside of Ramadan, subhanAllah. So imagine the day we're in right now, it's Juma in Ramadan. The amount of reward we're getting every moment in this month is supercharged. It's supercharged, and this is the day of Juma. So inshaAllah we can take this day seriously and approach it inshaAllah with a lot of hope. The last hour they say of Juma is a time to do a lot of du'a. So between Assad and Mufti today, inshaAllah we can take some time to raise our hands to Allah SWT. Brothers and sisters, in the few moments we have together today, I just wanted to talk about the mindset that we should have as we leave this month of Ramadan. Ramadan is leaving us, there's only a few days left and inshaAllah we are not the same. The way we enter Ramadan and the way we are leaving Ramadan, we are not the same, we are for the better inshaAllah. And so I just wanted to talk about briefly the mindset that we should have. There's a very scary statistic. The World Health Organization, the World Health Organization predicts that by the year 2030, the main problem facing the countries of this planet, of this world that we're on, will be mental health, particularly depression. By the year 2030, the World Health Organization predicts that the number one burden on the countries will be mental health, particularly depression. And so the question becomes, why is this happening? So all the experts are getting together, the institutions are talking, the double PhDs, the doctors, the social scientists, the political scientists, everyone's trying to figure out why is this happening? And there's many different conclusions. They come to many different conclusions. But one common conclusion that they come to is that it's because people are not living lives that they're satisfied with. They're living unfulfilling lives. So then they ask the question, why are people living unfulfilling lives? And so they debate and they discuss and it's up for debate. But as Muslims, brothers and sisters, they came to the conclusion. One of the main conclusions that they came to is that the reason people are living unfulfilling lives is actually because people don't know their purpose. They don't know their purpose in life. And so then the question becomes, what is life's purpose? And everybody's trying to figure this question out since the beginning of time. But brothers and sisters, you and I, as Muslims, we know the purpose of life. It's already, Allah SWT has already told us our purpose. Our purpose is to worship Allah SWT. That's the number one purpose of humanity is to worship Allah SWT. Allah SWT created us so that we would worship Him. This is the number one purpose for our creation. And it's also to have the wakala of Allah SWT, to have God consciousness in every single thing that we do. When we speak, we only speak that which is pleasing to Allah SWT. When we eat, we only eat that which is pleasing to Allah SWT. When we look, we only look at what is pleasing to Allah SWT. This is the purpose of our life. And unfortunately as a society, we've become so impressed with ourselves. We've become so impressed with ourselves. And we're not impressed with Allah SWT, we're impressed with ourselves. What does it mean to be Muslim? What does the word Muslim actually mean? It means to submit. That's what we call ourselves, we're Muslims. We're the people who submit to Allah SWT. And there's a peace that comes with submitting. There's a peace that comes with submitting. When we tell Allah SWT that we give all our deen and all our dunya, all our hopes, thoughts, spirits, aspirations, concerns, we give it all to Allah SWT. It's all in Allah SWT's hands. It's not in ours. We can't do anything to help ourselves but Allah SWT Allah SWT can do everything to help us. And this is one of the goals of Ramadan, is to reorient ourselves, to be Muslim, to submit ourselves to Allah SWT. Why do we leave food and drink? We leave food and drink for Allah SWT. We're submitting ourselves to Him. We left our beds during the night to worship Him, to submit towards Him, to Him. We're submitting to Allah SWT. And unfortunately, we become very impressed with ourselves. And we don't realize that it's Allah SWT behind everything that we do. When you get a headache and you pop two Tylenol, as Muslims, we know that it's not the Tylenol that takes your headache away. It's Allah SWT that takes your headache away. When you are thirsty and it's of thought time and you drink that water, it's not the water that quenches your thirst. It's Allah SWT that quenches your thirst. One Nimrod wanted to throw our master, Ibrahim A.S., into the fire. He tried. He built one of the greatest fires. And he catapulted our prophet into that fire.  No, why? Because it's not the fire that burns. Allah SWT decides. And so this is the mindset that we need to have as we leave Ramadan, brothers and sisters. This is the mindset that we need to have. Complete submission to Allah SWT. We're trying to make this world jannah. We've forgotten the reality of this dunya. And one of the reasons mental health issues are spiking is because we're trying to make this world, we're trying to make this dunya jannah. We've forgotten the reality of this dunya. What did our Prophet, S.A.W., tell us about this dunya? He told us that it's not even worth the weight of a nat's wing. Our Prophet, S.A.W. advised us to be like the wayfarer, to be like the traveler. We're only traveling through this dunya. When you're traveling and you stop at a hotel to spend the night, you don't plant your roots there. You're living out of a suitcase.  And then they come knocking on your door, hey, you need to get out. It's time for checkout time. And then you check out and you leave. That's what this dunya is. And we have to remember that. We have to remind ourselves of that. And we're trying to make this world jannah. So then what happens when life throws us a curve ball? What happens when life gives us lemons? There's so many stories of people who are high-flying in life, balling out.  You know what I'm talking about? They keep us all healthy.  What do they do? They put their trust in the top doctors at Stanford. And they put their trust in. The chemotherapy. And when the doctors fail them and when the chemotherapy inevitably fails them, oh, what was me? What was me? There's no purpose in life. But the Muslim knows that it's a loss upon Allah that is in control. And that gives you a freedom. That gives you a peace. That whatever happens, it's a loss upon Allah's will. I don't know who here has seen a non-Muslim on their deathbed and a Muslim at their deathbed. But it's actually very, very, that it's upon Allah that the difference is striking. It's striking, it's upon Allah. Even if the Muslims are very average Muslim. He's very average Muslim. And we're not talking about Mufti Sahib who's on his deathbed. Wali Allah. No, we're just talking about the average Muslim. There are people in our community right now. The doctors have been giving them only a few days to live. Hamdulillah, Hamdulillah. It's okay. We see the videos of our brothers and sisters in Palestine. Alhamdulillah, Allah's, there was one lady who lost her house in everything in Yemen. Blown up, destroyed. No one had no idea why. They asked her, how are you doing? She said, Allah is present. Subhan Allah. Subhan Allah. Go ahead and tell me how to stop Allah. Allah is the best of the best. He gave them the best looks. He gave them the best ability to speak. He gave them the greatest strength. He gave them everything. Everything we would want in life, right? He gave them. But they didn't rely on what Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala gave them. Musa alaihi salam was one of the strongest men to ever live. He accidentally killed a man with one punch. He was a beautiful man. He awestruck people. People were awestruck by him. But he didn't rely on that. What is the dua that he made? When he accidentally killed a man and now he's a refugee, he flees. He has no home. He has no job. He doesn't know what he's going to do. He sits underneath a tree by a well. And with all of the things Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala has given him. Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala has given him strength, looks, the ability to speak, all of this stuff. No, no, no. He doesn't use that to get out of the situation. What does Musa alaihi salam do? He says, He makes dua to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. My Lord, verily I am in need of whatever good you will send down to me. Nooh alaihi salam. Also, very beautiful man. Very strong man. All the prophets had these qualities because they're ambassadors of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. When the flood came, you didn't say I'm going to use my own strength and my skill to get out of this situation. No, what did he say? Oh Lord, I'm helpless, so help me. Oh Lord, I'm helpless, so help me. Brothers and sisters, we have to be broken in front of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala.  This is one of the main purposes of Ramadan. Is to reorient ourselves back to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala in this month. To tell Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala that no one can help me but you. It's you, I am here. I'm a Muslim. I'm someone who submits. And we submit to Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala, insha'Allah. Everything that we do is for Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala. It's this inability to understand our brokenness in front of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala that we see many of the things happening around us. We believe this. As Muslims, we believe that our spiritual actions have a direct correlation with the physical world around us. We believe this as Muslims. Two weeks before coronavirus struck, the United States of America, our president got up and said, we have the greatest economy in the entire world. The world has never seen an economy like the economy that we currently have. Coronavirus hit the United States. Two weeks later, people thought it was the end. Alhamdulillah, we're all still fine. But our economy did take a hit. This world has been put on pause by something that we can't even see. We can't even see it. Before the vaccine, our experts had no answer. They're like, just wash your hands. Just do what you were taught in second grade. They had no answer. We still don't have an answer. The Indian coronavirus variant has just reached California. Who knows what the future is? Who knows if we're gonna be here again next year and it's gonna be a whole other thing? Who knows? We don't know. What is Allah swt trying to teach us through this ordeal that we've been through? Two years now, no Ramadan, like we're used to. Two years now, no Hajj, like we're used to. I mean, this should make us really scared. Like, whoa, what's going on? We really need to ask ourselves, what's going on? Are we submitting to Allah swt? Are we submitting to the will of Allah swt? Are we impressed with ourselves? Are we impressed with our LinkedIn resume? Are we impressed with our job? Are we impressed with what we do from nine to five? Are we impressed with the car that we pull up to Jammah in? Or are we not impressed with any of those things? And we're impressed with Allah swt, because Allah swt is the one who gave us all of those things. And that is the goal of Allah swt, to come back to Allah swt. To submit to Allah swt. Alhamdulillah, we raise our hands and we ask Allah swt to forgive us for our sins.  You are all of these things. You've given yourself 99 names. You are all of these things. And we are none of these things. Ya Ar-Rahman Ar-Rahim, Ya Allah. We understand this and we bear witness, Ya Allah, that you are in control. We understand that we bear witness, Ya Ar-Rahman Ar-Rahim, that you are in control.  We ask the dua that the Prophet ﷺ asked you. Ya Ar-Rahman Ar-Rahman, Ya Allah. We ask the dua that the Prophet ﷺ asked you. Ya Ar-Rahman Ar-Rahim, Ya Allah, one door elayna, Ya Ra-Rahman Ar-Rahim, Ya Allah.


This 2011 Chevy Camaro 2SS convertible in red jewel tint coat is stock number 11628Z. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used sports car headquarters and today we are checking out this 2011 convertible Camaro. This one has the 6.2 liter V8 motor. When paired up with the automatic transmission it pumps out 400 horsepower. This car has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. This car is 100% ready to go. We video vehicles daily if you want to subscribe to our YouTube channel. The upper right is a link to our YouTube homepage where you can subscribe to our channel to get daily updated videos. We also shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is definitely your best way to check out the looks, styling, quality and condition of the car before seeing it in person. And if you'd like to check out all the photos on this car in the upper right hand part of your screen is a link to our website, click that and check us out there. It comes with the Brembo brakes, the 20 inch polished aluminum rims and it has Pirelli P0 tires on here. These tires only have right around 8,000 miles on them so probably 60-70% of the tread left on them and they are 245-45 ZR20s. Front fender is in nice shape. You get the HAD headlamps, the LED running lights, the factory fog lights. Front bumper and lower splitter are in nice condition. I didn't see any major scuffs or scrapes on there. The hood is in very nice shape as well. Didn't see any dents or dings on there. Passenger side front fender is in nice shape too. And the passenger side rim, I didn't see any scuffs or scrapes on there. As you go down this side of the car, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. Make these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the car, you can see the car, hear the car and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so that when you do get here all you gotta do is drive it, love it and you'll be all set to go. That's why we also offer the Summit Auto Fastpass option in the upper right hand part of your screen. A-link right to our website where you can apply for financing, get pre-approved, see a payment code, even appraise a trade-off from the comfort of your own home. Making your car buying easy. Back tires have about half the tread left on them. As we come around to the back of the vehicle, you'll notice it does have the backup parking sensors, the dual rear exhaust, the chrome borders on there. The trunk lid is in excellent shape as well. I didn't see any dents or dings on there. And as we come around to the driver's side, the rear quarter looks pretty good. And for full disclosure, this back rim is in nice shape as well. Driver's side door, didn't see any dents on there and it does come with heated power mirrors. We'll take a quick look at the trunk. It does come with a car cover. And then the RPO codes for these Camaros are back here. Feel free to pause that and make sure it's got all the options you're looking for. It does come with a car cover and there's a Camaro peg. It's a Camaro car cover. We'll also put that soft top up before the end of the video so you can see what kind of condition that's in. Inside you get power windows, power locks, power mirrors, Boston premium audio, auto headlamps. And as we hop inside the car here, we'll turn the emission on so you can see the miles and the radio. It also has the heads up display where you get the digital speedometer in the windshield. You get the digital speedometer there and this car only has 8,442 miles. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean. Comes with the leather wrapped steering wheel, Bluetooth and audio controls on the right, cruise controls on the left. Get the SS badge on the bottom of the steering wheel. AM, FM and Sirius satellite radio capabilities.  You do get an oil pressure, oil temp, volts and trans temp gauges there. Stability control and the 6 speed automatic transmission. Passengers side format and seat are in excellent condition. No rips or tears on there. It does have home link buttons for your garage doors, security systems and lighting systems and on-star capabilities in the rearview mirror. We'll put the...actually start it up here. Put the top up. That works nicely. We'll take a quick look under the hood. I'll also show you the back seats here. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats. No rips or tears back there. It does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may want to put back there. You can see that the soft top is in nice condition as well. Exhaust sounds really good. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video. You have been able to tell just how clean this car is all the way around inside and out. Under the hood we have the 6.2 liter V8 motor. 400 horsepower. Engine bay is very clean and runs very smooth. Once again this car has been fully saved and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil added filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this car is 100% ready to go. Really a nice ride. You get those HID headlamps, LED running lights. I would personally recommend this car from a quality and condition standpoint. 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Hello? Call Super 2848. New Postwar Old Dutch Cleanser, famous for chasing dirt, presents Nick Carter, famous for chasing crime. Today we get this time two great names are joined as New Postwar Old Dutch Cleanser brings you one of the most resourceful and daring characters in all detective fiction. Nick Carter, master detective. Patsy, did you get that music schedule from station WXKX? Yes, from 7.38 last night the evening music hell program was on as usual. All classical, huh? That's right. Then from 8 to 11 they had three solid hours of swing music from different night clubs. How about that bongo-bongo tune? Riff Jackson and his band played it at 9.53. Ah, good. That not only tells us what time the murder was committed, but also who did it and how? Now for the case of the classical clue. Today's adventure starring Lon Clark as Nick Carter brought to you by New Postwar Old Dutch Cleanser. It's a dull weekday morning and things are pretty slow at Nick's office. He's opening the mail while his assistant Patsy Bowen types a couple of letters. Hey Patsy, you ever hear of Henry Worth? Henry Worth? That eccentric millionaire who lives on top of his own private mountain? Yes, there's a letter from him here in the morning's mail on the check. Oh? Get him on the phone will you? The number's here in the letter. Cliffside 3498. Okay. Operator, Cliffside 3498 please. Cliffside 3498. That's right. What's up, Nick? Something exciting? Once his wards be on say investigated. Seems that Mr. Worth doesn't approve of the engagement. Oh. Mr. Worth's residence? Oh hello, just a moment please. Here you are, Nick. Hello, Nick Carter speaking. Mr. Worth? This is Mr. Worth's secretary. I'd like to talk to Mr. Worth himself, please. Well, I'm afraid that's quite impossible. I think if you tell him who it is, he'll speak to me. I doubt that. Mr. Worth is dead. He's dead? Yes, he was murdered last night. On top of this darn mountain, Nick? Almost, Patsy. How should be around the next turn? These hairpin turns are making me dizzy. Oh, watch out for that rock in the road. I see it. Just a roll down from somewhere up above. Hmm.  Nick, this Claudia Rowe who asked you to investigate the murder. Who's she? She was Henry Worth's ward. The one whose fiancee wanted me to check up on. Oh. When I spoke to her on the phone, she asked whether I'd take charge of the case. Uh-huh. Oh, there's another of those rocks on the road.  Golly, Nick. It's a real mansion. Uh-huh. And we'll see the inside of it in just a minute. The local chief of police said he'd have everybody there waiting for us. Before I talk to the others, Chief Benson, I wish you'd tell me just what happened. Well, Mr. Carter, first of all, Mr. Worth was alone here last night. Are there were no servants in the house? No. Mr. Franklin, that's the old man's secretary, was in Patterson, visiting his sister. The other two were in New York. Oh, what other two? Claudia Rowe, the one who hired you, Mr. Carter. Oh, yes. And Don Worth, the old man's nephew. He lives here too. They're the ones who found the body when they got back a little after 12. How long had he been dead? Well, it was almost an hour before I got here, so I wouldn't be able to tell you. And the medical examiner couldn't tell for sure either. He was out on a private case. He didn't get here until about 2 a.m. What did he say? He said Worth couldn't have been dead over three hours. He was killed sometime after 11 o'clock then. Apparently, yes. Well, I guess I'll start off by talking to the people who found the body. Mr. Rose, suppose you'd tell me about last evening. Well, Don and I went into New York about 7.30. We went to a show. And we were going to a nightclub afterwards. But I tried to phone Uncle Henry to say we'd be late and he didn't answer. That worried us because we knew he was alone here. Besides, it was raining and that rode up the mountain gets awfully bad in stormy weather. So Don thought that we'd better get back home. I see. Go on. Well, when we got to the house, I could hear the radio going in the music room. So we looked in there first. And there he was. Which one of you saw the body first? I did it. First I thought the room was empty and then I saw his feet sticking out from behind the sofa. Now take it easy, honey. At first we thought he might have had a heart attack or a stroke. But when I went over to see the... There was a knife in his throat. Then what did you do? I told Claudia he'd been killed in the phone to police. I didn't want her to see him. Not like that. Oh, it was ghastly. And you called the police, Mr. Rose? Yes, I called them from the phone in the hall. Oh, yeah? Are you here? Oh, yes, I'm in here, Morgan. Oh, Claudia. I came as soon as I heard what happened. Yes, Don. Mr. Carter, this is my fiance, Morgan Fenwick. How do you do? Carter. You're not Nick Carter, the private detective. Oh, yes, yes, what? Claudia, what's he doing here? I understood it was a burglar that killed Mr. Fenwick. Any reason to think it wasn't Mr. Fenwick? No, of course not. Uh-huh. Sit down, will you? I may want to ask you some questions. Of course. Thanks. All right, Don, did anything unusual happen earlier in the evening? No. After dinner, Uncle Henry and I had coffee in the music room while Claudia went upstairs to dress for the theater. And the two of you left about 7.30. About that, I think. The servants had gone a few minutes before. How about Mr. Worth's secretary? Oh, Franklin was with his sister in Paterson. He left before dinner. I see. Well, that brings us to you, Mr. Fenwick. Nick, I think I've found something. The chief thought I'd better show it to you right away. Yes, Mr. Carter. I think we've got a real clue. Good. What is it, Benson? Well, we were looking around outside and I picked this up beside the driveway. Oh, a man's glove. Is it yours, Don? No, and it's not Uncle Henry's either. I'm sure of that. Why, that happens to be my glove. I must have dropped it when I came in just now. I see. Well, Chief Benson, I think the next thing is to look at those photographs you took of the body. Here's a picture of the body just the way we found it. It was lying on the floor behind that sofa, right next to you. Uh-huh. Room here is just the way it is, wasn't it? Not a thing's been changed. We turned the radio off, but we left it tuned to the same station. 1510. That would be WXKX. That's right. The Midnight Classics program was still on when I got here. I see. Oh, Pat, sir, I wish you'd do something for me. What is it? The medical examiner says Mr. Worth couldn't have been killed earlier than 11 o'clock. Is that right, Chief? Right. And, Don, Mr. Worth's nephew phoned from New York at about 1130 and got no answer. Well, that gives us a pretty good idea of when he was murdered. Hey, does it that? So, check that, will you, Pat? So, you get in touch with the phone company and find out the exact time of that call from New York. I'll do it for you, Miss Bowen. I can probably get the information quicker than you can. Well, thanks, Chief. Let me know as soon as you find out, will you? You're right. Now, I think I'll have a talk with Mr. Worth's secretary, Carl Franklin. How long have you been Mr. Worth's secretary, Mr. Franklin? Seven years. Was he a nice fellow to work for? He was fine. Fine, as long as he got his own way. Oh, that sounds as though you might have had trouble with him. Oh, so somebody told you that Worth had just fired me, did they? It's a matter of fact, no. No one did. But I'm interested. Seven years, I've been his secretary. Seven years of giving my whole life to this job, day and night, and then to be tossed aside like an old shoe.  Because he found out that I was in love with Claudia. I see. I asked permission to tell her how I felt and he laughed at me. You resented that, I suppose. Of course I did. I lost my temper and then he grew angry and told me I could leave at the end of the week. Oh, what were his objections? I was interfering with his plans. That's something nobody was ever permitted to do. You mean you were interfering with Mr. Worth's plans for his ward? Yes. He decided years ago that Claudia and Don should marry, but she defied him. She didn't want to marry Don. Now, wait a minute, maybe we're getting someplace. Was there a quarrel when Claudia became engaged to Morgan Fenwick? A quarrel? The old man said if she didn't marry Don, he was going to change his will and cut her off without a penny. Oh, it certainly gives her a motive. She had no opportunity, Patsy. She was in New York at the time of the murder. I got the information for you, Nick. Oh, good, let's have it, Chief. The call from New York came in at exactly 1128 and they rang 15 or 20 times. Don kept insisting that his uncle was home, that they should keep on ringing. In other words, he was killed before 1128. And I found out something else, too. There was a telegram phone from here last night at... Let me see. 733. Telegram to whom? To Morgan Fenwick in New York. Well, now. I got a copy of it. Listen to this. Imperative, I see you tonight regarding Claudia. We'll expect you 11 o'clock my home. Signed Henry Worth. What if I did receive that telegram?  Well, why didn't you Fenwick? Well, it was raining. Do you know that Mr. Worth was going to make a new will? Disinheriting his ward? Well, I... Yes, but... In other words, the fact that Worth was killed before he could change his will meant that you would marry a couple of million dollars instead of a girl without a penny. But I tell you, I wasn't here. I didn't come near the place. Mr. Fenwick, I have here the glove. You said you dropped to the drive this morning. You happen to have the mate to it. Well, yes. Mind if I see it? I know. Oh. There you are. Chief, what time did it stop raining last night? A little after 12 o'clock. And this morning the sun is shining. What are you getting at, Nick? Look at these gloves, Pat. See the difference? Hi, golly, I do. Why, of course. The one Mr. Fenwick just gave you looks like new. The other is spotted with sand and gravel marks. And the leather is stiff, just as it would be if it were left on the ground during a rainstorm. All right, all right. I was here, but I didn't kill the old man. Do you think I could stick a knife into his heart knowing that Claudia loved him? What's that? I said... Oh, you've been lying, Fenwick. You were here last night. Yes, I was, but that doesn't mean... Mr. Fenwick, I arrest you for the murder of Henry Worth. It's worth coming down this mountain than it is going up. He's so quiet about me.  Should I? Of course. In less than an hour, you broke down Fenwick's story and proved he was at the Worth home at the time of the murder. If he doesn't get the electric chair, I miss my guess. That's what bothers me, Patsy. What? Fenwick is innocent. Patsy stares at Nick in amazement as he maneuvers the car down the steep winding road. For, by his own admission, Nick has built up a very convincing case against an innocent man. We'll see what happens in just a moment. Now back to the case of the classical clue. Today's adventure with Nick Carter brought to you by new post-war Old Dutch cleanser. Morgan Fenwick is under arrest for the murder of Henry Worth on the strength of the evidence that Nick has uncovered. And yet Nick says that Fenwick is innocent. He's now talking to Fenwick in the Eastland County Jail. Fenwick, I know you didn't kill the old man. That's why I'm here. Oh, yes? What made you change your mind? A remark you made just before you were arrested. You said you think I could stick a knife in his heart knowing that Claudia loved him. Well, Worth was stabbed in the throat, not the heart. In the throat? So obviously you didn't know that. So you couldn't have been the one who did it. Well, then why didn't you tell the police? I tried to tell the chief, but he refused to believe it was important. Why? Now, why did you lie, Fenwick, about being at the house? Well, because I was afraid that if the police found out that I was there, they never believed that I didn't do it. Exactly what did happen? Well, when I got the old man's telegram, I started out immediately. I didn't wait till 11 o'clock. It wasn't even 10 yet when I got there. There were lights on in the house and I could hear the radio playing. No one answered when I rang the bell. Maybe the radio was so loud, Worth couldn't hear you. Well, I rang for five minutes and then I pounded on the door and I yelled. If he'd been alive, he couldn't have missed hearing me. He was alive until at least 11 o'clock, according to the medical examiner. Now, what time did you get back to New York? Well, not for hours. I drove around trying to think and... Then you don't have an alibi. Not a shred of one. Oh, by the way, did you recognize any of the tunes the radio was playing? Swing music? Oh, yeah, I recognized one of the pieces. It was that jungle thing, Bongo Bongo. Oh, I think I know the one you mean. All right, thanks. But what's that got to do with it?  I helped get you into this and I promise you I'll get you out of it. Mr. Carter, that's impossible. Morgan couldn't have heard that Bongo Bongo song on Uncle Henry's radio. Not, Miss Rowe. Because Uncle Henry hated swing music. He wouldn't allow it to be played in the house. I see. What programs did he like? Nothing but classical or semi-classical music. There's a program from 7.30 to 8. That he never missed. What station, do you know? R.W. XKX, I believe. He was listening to it when we left for the theater. And that same station was tuned in when you got home? Yes, to the midnight classics program. He liked that too. Well, then maybe he just left the same station on all evening. No, no. Uncle Henry would never do that. He never had a program on anything but classical music on the radio in his whole life. Well, if that's so, the only answer is that Morgan Fenwick is lying. Oh, Patsy, did you get that schedule from station WXKX? Uh-huh. Wait till I put the window down and it's starting to rain. Oh, yeah, I'll do it. Okay. Well, here's the schedule for last night on WXKX. The evening musical program was on from 7.30 to 8. As usual. All classical, huh? Yes, but from 8 to 11 there's a program called Swing Round the Town. Three solid hours of broadcast in different nightclubs. That's what I wanted to know. How about that piece, Bongo Bongo? For your information, Mr. Carter, the correct name of that tune is Civilization. And it was played by Riff Jackson and his band at exactly 9.53 last night. And Fenwick was telling the truth. He said he got there just before 10. It also proves that the old man's radio was tuned to something else besides classical music. Well, is that important? Except to prove that Fenwick was there at that time. Certainly is, Patsy. That radio schedule you just read me together with the facts I already know tells me exactly what time Henry Worth was murdered. Who did it and how. I told me I'd find you at the Worth Home. Thought you'd consider this case closed. What are you doing out there? I still have a few odds and ends to clean up. Don't worry about that. Well, as a matter of fact, Chief, the killer is somewhere in that house with you right now. He's what? I said... You still there, Chief? Yeah, I've got proof of that. Don't say anymore. I can't talk now. What's the matter? Someone's listening in on an extension on your end. Probably the person we were talking about a minute ago. You mean... I'll tell you when I see you. Who's in the house now? Miss Rowe, Don Worth, and Mr. Franklin, and of course, the servants. Suppose you keep them all there with you. I'll be out there in 45 minutes. Now Storm Klaus keep passing in front of the moon and I can hardly see a thing. Well, you didn't have to come along, you know. And Mr. Most Exciting Part of this case? Come on, Nick. Tell me who did it. Now, wait, Patsy. I have to give all my attention to this road. It's bad enough in good weather... Well, at least you can tell me who we're after. Why, Patsy, you should be able to figure that out for yourself. You... Oh-ho. What's the matter? What's the matter, Nick? We're stuck in the mud, darn it. We should put on chains. Well, might as well get out and see if I can do anything about it. Nick, is that thunder? No, Patsy, that's not thunder. It's a rock slab. Head it this way, out of the car, quick. Hurry, we'll have to run for it. Hurry. Oh, look, Nick. Look at all those rocks coming down. Faster, Patsy! Faster! I can't. Can Patsy run frantically from the path of the avalanche? A cascade of rocks and earth roars down from the side of the mountain. We'll see what happens in just a moment. Now for the conclusion of the case of the classical clue. Today's adventure with Nick Carter brought to you by new post-war Old Dutch cleanser. Their car is stuck on the steep winding road that leads to the home of Henry Worth. Nick and Patsy are caught on the path of a rock slide that roars down upon them from the mountain side. They leave the car and run frantically down the road as... Thank heaven. I thought we were goners for sure. It was a pretty close shave. Lucky it was just a small local slide instead of a real avalanche. I'll say. As soon as we get our breath back, let's get on up to that house. I'm anxious to talk to the person who arranged this little welcome for us. What? You mean it wasn't an accident? Unless I'm mistaken, that slide was started by the same person who killed Henry Worth. Don, Mr. Franklin, and Chief Benson. I'm glad you're all here together. Miss Rowe, as you left for the theater last night, did you see your uncle? Of course you did, Claudia, as we were going out the door. Oh, no. No, no, no, you're wrong, Don. Remember, you and your uncle Henry had coffee in the music room, and when I came down, you were waiting for me at the foot of the stairs. And you didn't actually see your uncle? I know. No, I didn't. And when you returned from the theater, you saw the body as you and Don were standing in the doorway to the music room. Yes, that's right. What all you saw was his feet and legs sticking out from behind the sofa. Yes. Don went over to see what had happened, and then he told me not to go in, but to call the police from the hall telephone. What are you getting at, Nick? Just this, Chief. Henry Worth was alive when Morgan Fenwick knocked in the door shortly before 10 o'clock. Oh, sure he was. He was also alive when that phone rang at 11.30. But, Nick, that's impossible. And he was alive when Claudia saw his legs sticking out from behind the sofa at 12.15. Oh, no. No, he couldn't have been alive. But he was. He was alive until you went into the hall to phone for the police. Then, while you were phoning, Don stabbed him. Don? That's a lie. I didn't touch him. Chief, I won a laboratory examination of those coffee cups we found in the music room and an autopsy on Henry Worth's body. Well, of course, Nick. But why? Yes, Nick. What are you getting at? I think you'll find the coffee he drank with his loving nephew at 7.30 was drunk. Drunk?  That's why you didn't see him when you left, Miss Rowe. Your uncle was already stretched out, unconscious in the floor behind the sofa, where Don had placed him so you could discover him when you returned.  You can talk later. That's why he didn't want you to take a good look, Claudia. And also, why he sent you out of the room to telephone, because the murder hadn't been committed yet. Oh, crazy. Why would I drug him and then wait five hours to stab him? To establish an alibi, Don, an almost perfect alibi. By trying to put through a phone call at 11.30, and then letting Miss Rowe discover an apparently dead body when you returned, you made it appear that Henry Worth was killed before you got back.  Right. Don knew a medical examination would prove that Worth was not dead until after they left at 7.30. Well, come on, Sonny. Let's get moving. I'll bet Miss Rowe's boyfriend will be glad to move out of his cell and let you have it all by yourself.  How did it? Well, Patsy, we knew that the radio was tuned to a program of classical music on WXKX at 7.30. And again, at 12.15 on the folks returned from town. Yes. According to Fenwick, it was tuned to a program of dance band music on WXKX at 10 o'clock when he was there. So for three hours, the radio played swing music. Uh-huh. And we know Henry Worth wouldn't allow anything but classical music in his home. Right. And that means he was either unconscious or dead. But we know he wasn't dead until after 11 o'clock. So I began thinking back. The coffee he drank with Don early in the evening. The fact that nobody saw him alive again. Claudia's story that Don sent her out of the room without a chance to look at the body. And it all added up. But what was his motive? It was the girl that Mr. Worth was disinheriting. Oh, as a matter of fact, it was both of them. You see, when Claudia announced her engagement to Fenwick, Don went to Worth, his uncle, and insisted that he make Claudia marry him, Don. Oh. When Worth said he couldn't force her to do anything against her will, Don got mad. He blamed Worth for the way things had gone. And before they were through, they had a really serious quarrel. So the old man decided to cut Don out of his will, too. Yeah, he was that kind of man. Then it was Don who sent that telegram to Fenwick, the one telling him to be at the house by 11. Right. He was not only establishing an alibi for himself, but putting his rival Fenwick on the spot, too. Then later, after listening in on your phone conversation with Chief Benson, Don realized you were on the right track and tried to kill us by starting a rock slide. Yeah, and it didn't take much to start it in such a stormy night. Well, if it had worked, he'd have been sitting pretty. A lot of murderers think that, Patsy. But somehow they always find themselves sitting pretty in an electric chair. Nick, what sort of adventure do you have for us next week? It's an unusual case, Bob. Involving a woman... Hmm. I'll take it. Hello? Just a minute. See here. Was it that same mysterious woman again saying, Call Super 2848? It was. And I'm getting to the bottom of this thing right now. But, Nick... I'm going to have the answer to this Super 2848 business by next week, or my name isn't Nick Carter. Well... Carter, Master Detective, is presented each week at this time by the Cuddehy Packing Company. It is produced and directed by Jock McGregor and is copyrighted by Street and Smith Publications Incorporated. Charlotte Manson is featured as Patsy. Today's script was written by Jim Parsons. Original music is played by Henry Silverne. This program is fictional, and any resemblance to actual persons living or dead is purely coincidental. This is Bob Martin saying, When minutes count, use new post-war old Dutch cleanser. This is the Mutual Broadcasting System.


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The word racist is thrown around quite a lot as we all know, and it's usually thrown around by a mainstream press as they slander and smear people with no grounds whatsoever for the accusation.  If you express concern about mass uncontrolled immigration into the UK, the press will call you a racist. So when real, genuine, bona fide racism raises its head, the mainstream press doesn't... not only doesn't report on it, but the mainstream press is behind it and nowhere is this better demonstrated than in the appalling racist abuse of Home Secretary Preeti Patel.   Nick Ferrari has the distinction of being the very, very worse, the most obnoxious, sneering, unprofessional so-called journalist I have ever had the misfortune to be interviewed by and believe me, that is saying something. But when he interviewed Preeti Patel about her points-based immigration policy, he told her very, very clearly, not in these words, but they may as well have been these words, he told her quite clearly, she is not British, she is an outsider. Because her parents come from elsewhere, she must always toe a certain line on immigration. She's not just a British citizen like everyone else. She's supposed to act and speak a certain way. Because her parents came from abroad, it follows, according to Nick Ferrari, that she must support mass open border immigration. She and everyone else who has a relative or even a friend is my guess, who came from another country. This is the case even if the numbers coming in when Preeti Patel's parents came in, the numbers who came in in a year at that point are coming in in a week now, that's irrelevant. Preeti Patel still has to toe the line. She still has to be the brown-skinned victim. She still has to hate this society and want to transform it beyond all recognition.  She is expected to object against Britain instead of joining in with it.  She's expected to be that person because of the colour of her skin.  You may not speak your mind. You may not use your democratic rights to participate in our democratic process and do a very good job of it if I may say so. She is being told she is an outsider. She will forever be an outsider and she has no right to object to who is coming into this country or even ask questions about who is coming into this country because her skin isn't white. This, ladies and gentlemen, is racism, actual real racism and it's staring us all in the face but nobody on the left is complaining about it. The BBC aren't up in arms about it. They are the ones who are pushing this, creating this. If you're not left wing, you are the enemy of the mainstream press and they are not, it's not beneath them in any way, shape or form to indulge in grotesque, racist abuse of Preeti Patel and that cartoon published by The Guardian should tell you all you need to know. Disgusting, disgraceful racism coming from all our angles in the mainstream press at our home secretary just to be clear. Preeti Patel is a British person. She is a British citizen. She has every right like every other British citizen to object, to mass migration to this country because this is her country, Nick Ferrari. This racism has got to stop and the mainstream press toxic as it is is pushing it and has been pushing it for years and years and years.  It promotes anti-white hatred. Social media does the same. It's this, it's this, it's the press, the established press, the social media, we've been saying this for years. It is they who are the real racists and this abuse of Preeti Patel demonstrates that perfectly.


All right, next question is from an orthodox fitness me. I frequently have issues with tight IT bands other than foam rolling I can't seem to find any relief. Are there any uncommon stretches that work great for stretching them? I've seen some of the traditional stretches and have tried them and they just don't seem to be very effective You're not you're not fixing the root problem. That's why so the foam roller is temporarily alleviating pain even a stretch Like a static stretch would be a temporary solution for a problem the reason why your IT bands The likely the very likely reason that your IT bands bother you is because you have issues with mobility Likely coming from the hips, but it could also come from the ankles and the feet And so the IT band is just under more stress than it needs to be there's some Compensations going on and so you feel pain in that area and the only way you're gonna get rid of it Permanently is if you solve the actual root cause of the mobility issue in yourself Now for me the most effective movement that I've done for IT So my IT band used to bother me up near my hip That's where I would start to kind of feel issues and I would feel it after like heavy Heavy squats like I do heavy, you know squats and then the next day The the IT band next to my hip would kind of bother me In fact, I could like poke it near my hip and it would it would feel tender even to the touch And then I'd foam roll and do that stuff and it'd feel better and it just never really went away until I started practicing 90 90 positions and night for me at least this is just my own personal story No joke two or three sessions with you know practicing the 90 90 variations Significantly took away my IT band just two or three sessions because I think I started firing muscles a little bit better Then when I went to go squat, I didn't notice the same amount of pain. So I have got Two I'm gonna share the two most common things that I see as far as the root cause with sowsing With clients with this and then also again point this person towards the the mind pump webinar dot com thing that we're doing So that the moves that I do in there like this is this is for you For sure the most common things I see are hip and foot And foot is the one that I think that is the tricky one that a lot of people don't realize Sometimes ends up causing issue in the IT and the reason why that is is a foot flattening is very common So you pronate so the foot caves in when the foot caves in like that It puts strain and stress on the peronials the peronials then pull up on the insertion of the IT and then when You also pronate it internally rotates the femur and that is like it winds the IT It almost twists the IT and then it's getting pulled on from all the way down by the foot And that pulling is where you feel that stress all the way up in the hip or sometimes in the knee So that's a really common one. So addressing your your foot strength control and ankle mobility Which I address that in the webinar So we get into we get into that stuff is something that will help I have a really good YouTube video to where I address the peronials and I address IT It's one of the better videos. We've done on I think it's called It's a knee pain. Maybe Doug can look it up or Jackie can link it to the show notes Remember at my pump podcast comm we have all the show notes So anytime we talk about stuff like this you can always go there and we'll link all the videos We talk about this so that's the that's that video does all of this and then the other one is like What Sal is saying is hips, you know, we The the hip is so dynamic the hip and the shoulder both are like this where we just it can move in all different directions and planes And unfortunately as we get older we limit that we don't do that as much anymore We move in this kind of sagittal plane forward and backwards all the time But we don't move laterally and transverse and roll around and play like a kid And so your your body just says you're not going to use it I'm going to lose it and it stops doing that But yet then you go squad or do something heavy and those those muscles that were that should be supporting that hip Just they're dormant and they're not strengthened and they're not working properly And so that ends up putting stress on the ligaments and the joints and that's where these these pain and IT tightness comes from and so you you want to look at those two areas address it But again, I cover a lot of this. Yeah, it's those movement Repetitive patterns that you need to identify to get to that root and this is something I've I'm constantly working on this based off of how much I drive specifically so where my foot position is Affects the kinetic chain all the way up into my hip and so I do feel, you know, my IT talks to me You know, my performance talks to me peronials like it's one of those things too You just have to understand how to create better movement patterns and repeat them as much as possible It in order to kind of relieve a lot of this this this tightness this pain That's inevitably gonna creep up when you start doing intense the exercises workouts all that's where you really gonna see it Come back to haunt you excellent


When you think of farming, what immediately comes to mind are the many challenges that farmers face. Planting, fertilizing, harvesting, drought, irrigation, and flooding, pests, parasites, and pesticides. But cyber security, backup, and recovery for farming? Not top of mind. In an ultra-modern, fresh produce operation like Nature Fresh Farms of North America, traditional farming is greatly enhanced by high-tech automation and constant monitoring. 200 acres of state-of-the-art greenhouses grow over 600,000 plants year-round. Super fresh vine-ripened tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, and now strawberries. Nature Fresh Farms overarching philosophy, according to founder Peter Quering, is that first you have to love plants. To share that love with your consumers, you have to focus on flavor over net yield. Basically what Nature Fresh comes down to is high-tech automation with traditional farming. And Nature Fresh Farms produce tastes incredible. How do they actually do it? Well, it's the ultimate edge computing case study. High-tech automation meets modern farming. Hundreds of thousands of IoT sensors carefully monitor every plant in the entirety of the greenhouse environment. Ambient temperature, moisture, humidity, and nutrients in and out per plant. When sensors let the growers know that the time is exactly right for harvest, Nature Fresh Farms fully automated warehouses, process, package, and ship 20,000 boxes a day of their delicious produce. Right off the vines, untouched by human hands, from farm to your table in a little more than 24 hours. Because of the heavy reliance on sensors and 22 years' worth of data collected and analyzed for every aspect of the plant's life cycles, every grower who works for Nature Fresh Farms is essentially a data scientist. Ditto for the R&D and warehouse teams. But in order to successfully grow and get this incredible produce so quickly to your table, they need access to that critical data 24-7, 365. And that's where Keith Bradley comes in. Keith runs the entire IT infrastructure team and the IT security operations for Nature Fresh Farms from his home base in Leamington, Ontario. Every aspect of that plant's life we control from the day it arrives to our facility to the day it leaves. And that is basically about a year cycle now, so each plant lasts about one year. So we control how much nutrient, how much light. We try to stop the light at times in the summer when it's too bright. We basically have a patient in our greenhouse from top to bottom, and we take care of that plant from the day it arrives to the day we take it out of here. We do a large number of edge. I like to say we're actually starting doing the edge before there was a concept of the edge. We have hundreds of thousands of sensors looking at our data all the time. And we constantly are innovating what we do and collecting that data to help us grow a better pepper, a better tomato, and coming this July a better strawberry. We have a large selection of edge devices. Everything from collecting weather to collecting ambient temperature, moisture, humidity levels, how much nutrient goes in the plant, how much goes out. We collect everything from multiple sources, everything from a Dell edge to a sensor that we collected from somewhere in Europe. But we collect all of that and bring it all back into our data center for computation. No one expects to be hacked, but in fact, everyone should expect it. Even small to medium businesses, and unfortunately, even farms. Current stats show that a business is hacked every 11 seconds. By 2030, it's estimated that an attack will occur every two seconds. So yes, even farms have to pay special attention to cybersecurity. So we had an attack. It started off as something simple as we had an open port. And they got in and they attacked us. Saturday morning, I get an alert that everything's going down. So my first initial thoughts, because you don't think of a hack, was I lost a core switch or something weird happened. So I packed up, ran into the office on a Saturday morning. Look, everything's lit up, start logging in. Yep, we were hit. Hit hard, it hit every server an hour time. Everything was shut down between all of our facilities. They hit a PC that was one of our IoT PCs and it was basically controlling our packing line. From there, it looks like they sat for about 24 hours and just gained credentials and started to figure out that. They harvest a few things. They kept touching upon different areas. And then all of a sudden, they got another password and another one. And then somehow they ended up figuring out, you know, our main password, our root password. And then all of a sudden, bang, they started doing it. We were lucky they came in quick and left quick because they didn't stick around long. So that was our saving grace that kind of allowed us to restore from our backups, get back going on our feet and get going. But it was that one port that was open, that one PC that we'd just gotten working that allowed them in because it wasn't a PC that we were worried about. We didn't think about things that way. We didn't think of security first. We didn't think it needs to be protected. And we didn't worry about shutting the port down once our activities were done. We had to change that. But Keith and Nature Fresh Farms did have a bit of luck. The hackers didn't get their backups. Keith had multi-factor authentication there. And their Dell Technologies VxRail infrastructure was 100% secure via VMware's carbon black cloud with endpoint and workload protection. Wisely, Nature Fresh Farms refused to pay the Bitcoin ransom. And Keith immediately turned to his Dell Technologies partners to analyze the hack, secure the environment, and begin the arduous process of restoring everything from their secure backups. I've been working with Keith and the Nature Fresh Farms teams for the past eight years as their account executive. Over that time, we've built up a lot of trust, working very closely together. And we've had great opportunities of implementing a lot of new technologies, one of the most recently being our cyber recovery solution. I received a call from Keith on a Saturday morning. And unfortunately, it was a little bit of a shocking call. He let us know about the breach. And immediately what I told him is we have an incident recovery team that would be able to help the entire Nature Fresh Farms team, both from trying to sort out where the problem arise, remediating that problem, and then looking at helping to support them on the recovery efforts. Also, one of the great things about our incident recovery team is that we have a number of security specialists that can help us identify where the gaps are within their security posture so that we can make adjustments as we move forward once we alleviate the difficulties of the breach. We kind of really turned our focus not to what happened, and more, okay, we just have to get a path moving forward. A path that gets us back to our feet, gets us back to normal, and then the long term gets us back to a safe place. Working very closely and collaboratively with the Nature Fresh Farms team, our group was able to get all of their mission critical servers and applications up and running within a couple of days. So the incident happened on a Saturday, and we had most of the mission critical applications up and running by Monday. Within a couple of extra business days, we had all operations up and restored, which was critical for their business. Once we resolved the immediate problem, we identified a number of different areas where we can improve the security posture of the farm. One of the main areas was dealing with their backup and recovery solution and building out also a cyber resiliency plan. We not only wanted to look at resilience, but we wanted to look at a three-prong approach. We wanted to protect our outside. We wanted to make sure our backups were safe, but we also wanted to make sure that we could, when and if it ever does happen again, recover much quicker than we do. We learned that we were down for a good chunk of time. How do we get better at recovering very quickly and cleanly? So that's where we started that journey looking at it. There are a number of solutions that we propose to Nature Fresh Farms, one being two-factor authentication, single sign-on, and next-gen AV. But one of the most important pieces was to ensure that we advanced their backup and recovery solutions that they had in place. Mainly, we proposed power-protected data domains as a backup target that was purpose-built and secure, along with power-protected data manager and our cyber recovery vault. So we hardened the perimeter. We made sure to update all of our firewalls. We added log monitoring. We got outside people to look at our logs, things like that. Then we looked at our backup recovery process, and our current backup system didn't have the speed we needed. It didn't have the ability to convert a backup into there. So then we switched our backup profile. We switched how it does. We switched our power-protected data manager, which allows us to recover now instead of hours and hours within minutes now we can do it. And then we started also educating our end-users. I like to say I really took a heart to that, because when we did it, I said I'm not only educating them to protect us, but we're protecting our family of employees. How do we teach them to be safe themselves? And that was the fun part of that. I'd like to say one of the few fun things that have this to happen. But then the next thing we started to do is we now looked at this. Now we have a new backup system. It works great, but we want to make sure there's nothing there. So the next thing we did is we said we're now looking at adding a cyber vault to it. We want a system, a platform that we could build and expand our cyber security presence. So now we can create an automated air gap system that allowed us to keep our data safe. And then we want to go to the next step with that, actually analyze that data so that we know 100% that there is nothing malicious in those backups that have made it through our cyber vault. We identified a number of different areas where we can improve the security posture of the farm. One of the main areas was dealing with their backup and recovery solution and building out also a cyber resiliency plan. One of the main things there was to ensure that we provided immutability, isolation and intelligence around the solution. And that's exactly what he received when we implemented the Dell PowerProtect data manager along with our cyber vault solution. Because we do so much IoT, we have so many databases as we started to restore quicker now. With our new system, we were able to restore. So when one of our databases gets mocked up, we just started to restore. So what I liked about it was it taught my team how to use this on a daily basis because how many companies and we were no different. We actually tested, tried, tested and did a restore from nothing, especially in our space. We recommended Nature Fresh Farms to keep their production and air gap backups isolated from each other. That separation was key so that they would be able to ensure that the security on their air gap backup was going to give them the best types of restores in a secure restore. It also helped them to be able to do testing on their restores to make sure that it was efficient and quick and that they'd be able to get the recovery times that they were hoping for. The primary backup unit and the cyber vault, they will act independent of each other. So they know what's going on. They know that I'm here to hold the data and I'm going to put it to the vault. But they work independently from each other. Being the VP of IT and security, it's difficult to have your eyes and ears on everything. Delegating some of that workload and spreading it out to the team and having more people managing and monitoring the environment was a good thing and I believe that's the steps that their team has taken. I think they're in a better place for it now. It was a siloed knowledge, I said, for my team. I was the one that did it. I was the one that did this, that. And now I want to get it so that they're the ones doing it. Because when I siloed that information, that was my fear next. What happens if I was somewhere like Dell World where somewhere doing all these things? Somewhere at another event, how do I help them do this? How do we make a way so we all know it? Keith was looking for a single source of truth and that's exactly what he got with our solution, the Dell PowerProtect Data Manager. He was able to give him a single pane of glass that would help him monitor and back up his SQL server environments, VxRail, PowerScale and his Office 365 environment. With the previous solution that he had, which was a non-Dell solution, he wasn't able to get that. And his backups were taking up to six hours and sometimes he wouldn't be able to back up over a single night. Utilizing transparent snapshots, he's able to now do backups of single workloads within two to three seconds. So a tremendous amount of performance increased by utilizing our solution. Nature Fresh Farms had already been running a highly successful edge computing, IoT sensor, data-driven farming operation for years. Supporting the data scientists who are their growers, their R&D teams and logistics staff. It's a real shame they suffered a debilitating ransomware attack, but they were fortunate to be able to recover their data and learn from it. Nature Fresh Farms has since hardened their defenses, educated their people to improve security and implemented better, faster and more secure cyber-resilience infrastructure with the help of their partners at Dell Technologies. They're in a great position to limit the severity of any future attack. They have an intelligent system that's going to be able to help them recover quickly and limit the impact to the business. It's allowed us to take a larger number of backups daily. It's allowed us to control our data at a more finite level and know exactly what's happening. And I want to know that I can recover and continue to recover each day.


Hi, thanks very much for having me today. My name is Rob Jonas. I run Europe and Middle East for company field in Moby. In Moby, as it says on the screen here, is the largest independent mobile advertising network. We started the business about four or five years ago now, actually in Southeast Asia. And over the last four or five years, we've grown very, very quickly. And you can see some of the stats up on the screen now in terms of the size of our business. Our business is very straightforward. We've been very successful in executing, picking up a whole bunch of awards. But what it really means is, if you're a mobile app developer or a mobile website publisher and you want to run advertising, we provide a very easy way to do that. And obviously to monetize your applications and your websites. And of course, the other side of our business is if you're an advertiser or an agency looking to reach this fascinatingly quickly growing market segment, then we provide a very, very easy way to do that. I'm not going to talk too much about that today because that's not the main topic of why we're here. What I'd like to talk a little bit about is obviously mobile commerce. Some of the things we're seeing around the world and all the different markets that we're operating in. But also, more importantly, because we have this huge network and a huge amount of inventory running through many, many countries around the world every day, we have a massive insight into what's happening in many parts of the world. And of course, we're also speaking to advertisers, agencies, app developers, and all sorts of folks who are engaged in the mobile ecosystem who are all desperate to understand how they can engage more with consumers and move into the mobile commerce space. So just a few things very quickly about this region. And we are very heavily invested in this region. We just opened offices in Dubai to capture what is a very rapidly growing market. Some stats have already been thrown out there and we know this already, but this is a very mobile centric marketplace. We're looking at over 100% mobile penetration. And from the data that we're seeing, we're expecting at least a 30% growth in terms of mobile penetration over the next three or four years to more than 350 million mobile subscribers by 2016. If you look at our network in the Middle East, since over the last 12 months, we've seen close to 400% growth in usage of mobile devices and our network in this region. And the majority of that is being driven by smartphone usage. And on a pure network impression basis, in December alone, we saw 8 billion impressions running on our network in the Middle East region, which is huge, and that's up from about three in the previous quarter at the same time. At the same time, we've also seen a fundamental change in the way the market's structured and this has been mentioned already. This is a Symbian marketplace. This is a Nokia marketplace, but that's changing phenomenally quickly. We're already seeing the huge impact of Apple's operating system and also the Android operating system in this market, and that will continue to happen certainly over the next coming years. There's a huge growth in the mobile marketplace. Smartphone penetration is driving huge increases in content consumption and it's really changing the way that consumers are shopping. They're researching products differently, they're making purchases and they're interacting with brands in a fundamentally different way. If you look at the US marketplace, for example, apps on smartphones and tablets are starting to become more effective for driving transactions for certain key categories. We see this in other markets around the world as well and again, as I mentioned, our business is very strong in Southeast Asia and even there, we're starting to see the impact of mobile commerce as a very, very important channel. In the US consumers are asked how often they shop on their tablets and 77% now are reporting they do this at least two to three times a month, with 50% now doing this once a day. We see the same trend in Germany, the UK and other markets across Europe. For example, where mobile auction, retail, shopping are becoming some of the highest growth mobile categories certainly on applications. We've also run our own research and we found that whilst the majority of these transactions today are focused on digital goods and things which you can quickly and easily download to your mobile phone, it's changing very, very quickly and it's just shifting towards physical goods as well and other categories. In 2011, we started to see the trend moving towards travel, dining and movies and some of the categories which living social of course support, but we're also seeing a lot more mobile retail sites being accessed. If you look at the way that consumers are using their smartphones, they're using them in very, very different ways now. We're starting to see that the smartphone is becoming very, very important as the accessory to mobile commerce. So we're seeing it as a decision making point, product comparison, finding out in-store activities and other activities around making the transaction in-store as shown with the Amazon example earlier on. For example again in the US, consumers predominantly using their phones for in-store comparisons, coupons, alerts and apps, alerts on apps and deals as they come into particular locations. Finally, and very briefly, how does mobile advertising impact this? Mobile advertising is a very important part and this is something we focused on a lot of course at Imobi. We understand that mobile advertising has a direct impact on how consumers interact with mobile commerce propositions and one of the most important areas around this is rich media and advertising. For example in the UK, we run some research with the Inter-Advertising Bureau and we found that rich media advertising has a 25% more effective impact in getting consumers to interact with mobile commerce propositions and again if you look at the UK market which is one of the most devolved in Europe, you're seeing many, many major retailers and brands running very successful mobile commerce propositions and using advertising to really, really drive this activity. Finally, as I think I'm running out of time, just some quick takeaways and then we can move on to the final presentation of the panel. What we're seeing across our entire network of course is mobile usage is growing at a phenomenal rate and I think there's many, many stats which prove that. The research that we're running, the behaviour we're seeing from our advertisers and our agencies working with us is that there's a massive diversification in the products that are being purchased by mobile. It's not just about digital goods anymore, it's about physical goods. Every single category in which you can make a transaction is now starting to become mobile enabled and we see that trend continuing to grow. The evolution of business models and mobile devices as we've seen this morning is fundamentally changing. Whether it's a straightforward transaction on the device itself or applications and accessories that help you transact in a more effective way than in a physical location, everything's fundamentally changing and mobile is an absolutely critical brand touch point. And I guess the final point as well and it's been mentioned several times this morning, with these mobile devices there's no rules, there's no restrictions, creativity is absolutely key. We work with something like 20,000 app developers around the world and a huge number of those are engaged in transactions and there's really no rules about what they're doing. They're looking at how they can really, really challenge accepted wisdoms on how to transact on the device and we see that trend continuing into the future. Thanks so much.