All right, so what I want to do now is I want to build doors so wherever these green guys are these are doors that are that have been set By our overrides over here, and if we look at our reference I want to be able to support, you know two doors or one door. So in this first part here, we're going to do The single door and then we'll do the double doors afterward. So let's get that all set up. So I'm going to dive into the build doors subnetwork that we've built and this one's going to be relatively simple It's not a lot going on here. Which is nice So I'm just going to do a poly extrude first to build the the door shape and in this case, I want the door to be flush with the Entire cabinet and so I'm going to just push this guy back a little bit And not the inset we want to do this guy right here. Yeah, something like that looks good And we'll output the back and then we'll just reverse this guy and we can use all that information there then to Build our little hinges and our handle for it. I think I'm just going to reuse the the knob over here So what I'm going to do is go over to the drawers here and I'm going to go just grab That knob that we already created so that subnetwork Then dive out and then dive back into the doors. Just paste it in there So that way we have you know something that we can reuse. Oh and reduced it a little bit as well. So Cool. So now we have the door here. So what do we need to do now? So What what I need to do is I need to first place the the knob and then I need to find the two points for the hinges and to do that I'm going to do my Sorting trick over here. So we're going to sort by X and Then I'm going to do an ad node This will give me two curves that I can then carve to get two points out of so that's the ultimate goal here So I'm just going to do a group groups of end points here And in this case we could put in a switch to let the user decide and I might do that off camera But I'm going to walk through one of them and then I'll let you guys decide What if you want to you know add that other option? So I'm just going to basically blast away Curve one there primitive one So I'm that way I'm left with just that guy. So then I'm going to drop down a carve node and in here We're just going to do our equal offsets All right, so I'm going to turn on first you and second you will just Paste that into there and do a one minus You can always come in here too and just save your preset. So save this preset as equal Offset There we go. So you save preset that way it can get back to it in this case I just want to extract it so that way just get two points, right? So if I were to template my current door here You can see I'm getting those two points right where the the hinges should be and I have control over that placement Which is great. So I also need the normals placed as well So let's this time. Let's utilize a point expression node here and In here, I'm just going to set this to normal and then just explicitly set the normal to the z-direction So that way now I have two normals where we can place those guys Perfect. All right. So now we got those two points all set up. Let's go and Create the point for the knob to be placed on. All right, and so for this I'm going to output the back here in this case. So we'll say back and I'm just going to blast away That back piece there There we go. So that leaves me with the front Basically, right because we just reversed it and then I'm going to go up and get From the drawers here. I'm going to go get that Wrangle node that creates the point. We should probably name this. So we'll call this knob point Okay, I'm just going to copy that. Oh, we don't have to do it again There's no reason to write it again unless you're just you know practicing There we go. So that gives me my point there. So let's make sure that's in the right spot So we're going to do something a little bit extra with this one. All right, and so I Want to basically I don't need to write in the center. I need to write over here And so to do that I need to get the box max size or the bb box max size so in vex I'm going to create a new variable called box max and we're going to get The bb box max from the incoming geometry. So zero And then I'm going to create an offset value. So we have control over where it goes So that's going to be a float channel and I'm just going to call it offset There we go Cool. So let's give it a little bit of value there All right, and then now what we need to do is create the position where we want to create this new point currently We're using at p right and in the primitive context That means the center of the current primitive that we're working on So we want something that's offset a little bit and so I need to build up my own vector. So I'm going to do a vector pause for the variable name And then we're going to do a set because we are going to explicitly set the Position and I'm going to say box max dot x minus our offset value And then we'll use at p dot y and at p dot z There we go. So rather than the at p for the add point function here I'm going to use pause and this allows me then to place that point where that knob should go Beautiful and then we need to Well, we're already removing the prime cell. Yeah, we're all good. So all we have to do now is copy two points So great way to reuse all of our stuff that we've already done And we need a transform node. So let's do transform like so And uh, we'll just scale this down That's way too big so far. Let's turn off our normal display in our primitive display Let's scale this down even more. Yeah Cool. So now we've got that all set up. Let's merge the two together And then the last thing we really need to do is build our hinges And make sure they're all uh uv'd and good to go. We also need to uv this guy here. So let's go and get one of our Uh box mapping utilities And just paste that in here. Just make sure Everything is golden looks good. All right Cool. So now we've got uv's for everything. Awesome You know, uh, we'll probably do something special in the shader for the knob itself just so that we don't get any stretching So that's why i'm leaving it the way it is All right, so let's focus on these Hinges over here. So what i'm going to do Is create a new subnet. I think because we're going to need to use this as well. So we'll call this the hinge Like so and I'm going to start this up with a grid. All right, so let's dive inside of our hinge node here And uh, let's get some stuff going. So I'm going to do a shift L just to organize these guys We don't need any actual incoming geometry. So that doesn't need to be hooked up All right, so what i'm going to do is create a grid and this is just going to be a unit grid So let's zoom in here And i'm just going to do uh one and one and two and two put this on the x y plane like so And then I'm going to put a transform node down here And this is going to allow me to then scale it downwards Right because I don't want that full size. I just want to do something like this For the hinge size there All right, and then what i'm going to do is drop down a group node And I'm going to call this group of orage for original points basically Let's group all of our points. The reason why I'm doing that is because I want to polybevel these but I also want to split this right down the middle First, so I'm going to use a clip to do that particular function. So let's clip it Let's clip it on the x direction All right, and put this back to zero And we're going to keep all primitives. And so what's happening now is we have, you know, a new segment right down the middle Which is great It fuses it and everything for us. So Now that I got that split in the middle I can go and polybevel those points because those original points groups are stored And so I can do a polybevel now and Make sure I save my scene here and we'll just polybevel those particular orage points And let's do it on points there. There we go Cool, another thing we could do too. I want to give this a little bit more shape. Let's transform those orage points So transform node and then let's just scale them down and why Do something like that Cool, and then yeah, let's give this like another division in there It's like two. Yeah, that looks good All right, so with that all done, I think we're pretty much good to go Uh, let's reverse this now Just so it's facing forward let's turn off our point numbers And let's go now and do a poly extrude So I do poly extrude And we'll just pop this out just a little bit. It doesn't need very much Maybe we inset it as well just a little bit So it catches the light Nicely and then on this poly extrude, let's go and Output the extrude front seam. I want to UV this And so I'm going to need that front seam.  We're going to set it to edges. I'm going to say include by edges And we're going to do this, uh, min edge angle and Tony actually works out pretty well for this It splits it nicely. Those are perfect seams for this particular object But I don't want to separate off the front face when we do a UV flat node So we can use a group combined node now So if I do a group combined Like so I'm going to say seams is equal to seams the current seams All right, so we get that but we also want to subtract away our extrude front seam So we're left with just these guys So now if I feed this into a uv flatten node like so And just put in the seams for the flattening constraints there You can see we get perfect uv's Yeah, nice All right, so now that we've got that so that's one portion now we need the actual Cylindrical hinge portion here And so to do that I'm going to start with a tube basically. So let's drop down the tube here Like so and we're going to set it to polygon I'm not going to put caps on this because I do want to UV it and I want control over the cap UVs But what we do need to do let's template our current hinge We need to make sure that we bring this down in size here And then let's set the height to 0.5 Or what we could do here because we scaled this down we could actually get this Value right here So that's gonna well we could also Just get the total height from this guy. So let's do that So let's do a bb box And we want to get it from our uv flatten And we want to get the d y size Oops, I did the wrong one. Let's just copy this and paste in for the height There we go. And then let's remove this so to remove it you do control shift and then left click And then just click on the label to see the values There we go. So now we're perfect. So we might want to add on maybe just a little bit so plus 0.1 Or maybe 0.05.  So usually these hinges have another little cylinder in the middle I'm not going to you know go and make a super realistic one. This is all stylized stuff. Anyways So to do that, I'm going to do a transform here Like so and I'm just going to scale this down just a little bit All right, so far to temp with this And then I'm going to copy the x scale here and just drag and drop it over here and do a relative reference And then I'm just going to make it just a little bit bigger So we get our xz scaling going on there, which is great The other thing we should do here since we do need UVs, I'm going to do a UV project So let's do UV project here And we're going to set this to a cylindrical like so All right, so we get some cylindrical UVs. We'll just pass that into this guy over here Because it's the same so it'll just use those same UVs basically All right, so with that done now we've got UVs on this these two guys. Let's do some poly cap action All right, so I'm going to do a poly cap Like so and then a poly cap over here So that caps it and we can put on this patch group So let's do the same for this guy and then let's merge these two guys together And then I'm going to do a UV unwrap Here and we're just going to UV unwrap that patch group So if we go to our UVs now we have our cylindrical mapping and our patches are all UV mapped as well, which is great But the problem here and it's not really a problem per se These these these are just two tubes, you know shoved together You can actually drop down a Boolean node like so and just populate that first input And what'll happen if we put this on a union Those union those two guys together, right? So now we have a watertight mesh Pretty cool and it does a pretty good job with the UVs as well Right, so now we have the UVs for it. So with that I'm going to save the scene and also drop down a poly bubble node And uh, I'm just going to poly bubble everything and then use this exclusive exclusions to prevent it from poly bubbling too much Or those edges that are shouldn't be really poly bubbled at all. There we go Yeah, so something like that just so it catches the light a little bit Cool. So now let's take a look where we're at. You can see that our Hint cylinder isn't positioned properly. So let's just use a match size And uh, let's do a min Justify z Yeah, and that'll place it perfectly So that looks pretty good All right, so let's merge these two guys together There we go, and then we'll merge this one back together here Perfect There we go. So now we have a hinge uh, let's poly bubble The hinge plate as well And uh, let's turn off that templating All right, uh, again always save your scene right before using a poly bubble I noticed in houdini 18 and above it does tend to crash And that was uh, do that now. It looks pretty good Great. So now we have a hinge so far It would be kind of nice to actually put on some bolts, but um, I'll let you guys do that And I'll probably add it on later, but off uh off a video So let's do a copy to points here And let's just copy our hinge now to our two points that we created and let's create a transform Note so we can scale down our hinges because they are way too big right now And to get reference, let's template this here Yeah, let's make these pretty tiny can even scale them up a little bit here Yeah Cool All right, so that is that let's merge all of it together now and uh There we go. We have a door now All right, that's coming together. It looks like we need to make our hinges really tiny So, uh, this is a great way to do this Just to pin your scene view and then you can dive back in so that way you don't lose your view And you can dive all the way into this guy and really dial in the sizes of these Yeah, so they have to be tiny, but we'll just scale them all the way up then something like that And that really is dependent on this thickness value here Well, let's scale it up a little bit more Cool There we go. So now we've got doors inch and uh drawers doors and drawers All right, so I'm going to close the video out there and um in the next video We're going to concentrate on making the double door, which we're just going to reuse a lot of work that we just did And turn this into a double door. Okay. Thanks so much Thank you


Live from San Francisco, California, it's theCUBE at VMworld 2014, brought to you by VMware. Cisco, EMC, HP, and Nutanix. Okay, welcome back everyone. We are live in San Francisco. This is theCUBE, our flagship program. We go out to the events, extract the signal from the noise. I'm John Furrier with Dave Vellante, our next guest, Mike Kaler. COO, EMC, professional services. Great to have you on theCUBE again. Welcome back. Happy to be here, thank you, thank you. Love getting the customer perspective.  Business is good. Customers are moving to the cloud. Hybrid cloud is the destination. It's the final resting stop really for this new IT model. So I got to ask you, what's the state of the union for services confirm is business good? And what kinds of things are the customers thinking about? Yeah, absolutely. So first and foremost, the macro trends are continuing. Whether it's big data or social media coming in, this rate of change of technology and innovations happening faster and faster.  So this notion of the hybrid cloud continues to gain momentum. And the hybrid cloud is really more about the notion of some of your services are going to be internal within the IT organization and some of your services are going to be brokered out to lots of third parties and lots of innovation. And that notion of the hybrid cloud, we're spending a lot of time with our customers on what is my journey? What is my specific journey? Because we're all starting from a different place. Every day, we always say the fruit and the blender, our new fruit gets dropped in and changes color today, it's containerization. That really speaks to the application tsunami coming on with this new breed of DevOps developers. Certainly, you guys have been involved in orchestration, dealing with cloud, but now containerization, interoperability comes to bear. So that is the holy grail conversation many people want. I want cloud, I want low cost, buy by the drink, I want adaptive, I want flexible, but I want it to work across multiple vendors. Where are we with this? Is it still early days? Give us a sense of where that market is right now. I think it is still early days. A lot of customers I spend time with are still working on the private side of that, the private side of the cloud to say, I've just got to get my technology organization up to the innovation and speed my customers are expecting. And beyond that, everybody's got their eye towards and how do I start to get to the brokerage model and how do I start to take advantage of lots of third party services? But until you get the house cleaned up inside, it's really difficult to put a composite model together and maintain security and consistency and the ability to move workloads across the boundaries of corporations. We were talking with a startup earlier, Data Gravity, which is a brand new launch startup, and she said, you know, Paula Long. We're a vaccine, not a vitamin or a aspirin. And you mentioned getting the house cleaned. What specifically do customers are doing to take care of business in that area? Is it the house, is the room on fire? Are they rearranging furniture? Are they ripping and replacing? What is that cleaning the house mean? It's so, there's not one answer to it, but so we've really spent a lot of time on our services. So back to your question is, how service is doing? It continues to accelerate because everybody's at a different place. We're really trying to wrap our services around meeting our customer where they are. So you've got some customers they're just fundamentally undecided on. Is cloud good? Is it right? And because, and then when you really look at that, it's because they don't really have a vision of what it should be. So they're struggling with old types of IT infrastructure and organizations and what is the new model for them. So we meet them at the kind of the undecided phase and help them build an IT strategy. What does IT as a service look like? There's another set that say I get where it needs to go, but I'm motivated, but I'm not sure I have a business case yet that allows me to go spend the money with the way I need to spend the money. So we actually wrap a set of services around looking at the applications, looking at workload placement and where, what's the art of the possible? So they can get a business case built around it. And then there's a third category that says, look, I know the vision. I am absolutely motivated and I have a business case. Hey EMC come help me with actually getting to this notion of the hybrid cloud. And that's full tell, how do I stand up a new instance of a hybrid cloud? Or in particular, a private cloud, but then that journey as we just talked about to the integration with a third party service providers. Mike, are customers deliberately changing their organization to accommodate this sort of new world? Or is it just sort of happening as an evolution? So I'll give you the, customers ask us a lot of, when you work with it, what differentiates the great success from just okay success? And it actually is all around the organizational model. The ones that aren't necessarily moving fast enough are the ones that say, I'm going to take my current organization. I'm going to allow them to take the notion of let's go build the cloud along with their other daily tasks. So something fundamentally never changes because everybody's organized and built the same way they were previously. Customers that are doing it more successfully are the ones that are really saying, I'm going to carve off a part of the organization. I'm going to retrain, retitle, retool that part of the organization and go build it. And so then there becomes a migration of certainly the capability and technology into the new world, but also the people. So they can see what a new job description looks like. They can see what the new skill sets. And that's the ones we've seen be the most successful is when they've made that change. Yeah, because, you know, in observing EMC services of yesterday, the services were designed to sell hardware. And that's the way it was. And you guys have completely transformed the services organization.  So specifically how is EMC helping organizations, you know, transform business models, not just sort of technology models, but business models? Yeah, I think that's right. So when we look more, when we really engage with a customer on the business model transformation, it is exactly what it says. It's a business led discussion. So we actually get away, our consulting organization actually gets away from talking about technologies. It really is talking about how a CIO and an IT organization delivers real business value from IT as a service, or you move up stack to platform as a service. And where the real business value comes is the application. So you got to put a lot of infrastructure in place. In today's world, it's, you know, enterprise hybrid cloud, but it's really that application transformation and taking advantage of the new ways, the new models of IT in a cloud world. So we were talking off camera about one of the interviews we did last week at a conference two weeks ago, actually, and the CEO of this large, well, there's Phillips. I mean, it's all public, right? The CEO said 85% of our IT spend is undifferentiated. So we're going cloud. Everything we're doing is going to be a consumption based model, which is, you know, an astounding reality. I mean, for the CEO to put that forward. Now, having said that, I mean, executives are looking for operating leverage. So when you hear things like hybrid cloud and you compare it to what's going on with public cloud, are in your view, are companies thinking about how they can get sort of operating leverage, marginal cost, you know, down at volume relative to what's going on in, say, the public cloud? And are they going to be able to achieve that with their so-called hybrid clouds? They are. And again, it starts with, you know, the public, let's just take the public, or excuse me, the private side of it. No longer should IT organizations be thinking about how they integrate technology, integrate servers, and storage.  And what that allows IT organizations to do is take all of that traditional systems engineering work and integration investments they've made and repurpose it, repurpose it up into the application. So the notion of hyper-converged infrastructure is one of the, to get leverage on your IT cost. Second part of that is virtualization, right? So that next layer of how do I take all those things physical and get them virtualized? And then, you know, around that, you start to get the automation and orchestration. And that's really where the key, you get a lot of leverage on your traditional IT assets. So the services business change is then concomitant to that because you're not just charging for sort of undifferentiated provisioning, right? So, you know, services is such a complex industry. There's still so many opportunities for services. So I wonder if you could talk from a strategy standpoint of how you guys are approaching that? Because a lot of the outsourcing guys, they may be going through some pain, they are going through some pain. Yeah, they are going through some pain. And so, how do you guys look at the opportunity? Yeah, I mean, we really are trying to take, you know, separate ourselves from what outsourcers do. That's just not what we do. We really are engaging with customers on IT transformation as a journey.  So this is the, add the complexity of what is services today and what will it be in the future. But really engaging with a customer almost one by one. And again, examples would be meeting customers where they are in the life cycle and helping them on the journey with the overall transformation, but not technology. It is the people side of this. We've said this before here. It's people, processes, and technology. And that continues to remain to be true. The nouns and verbs are a bit different, but it's certainly the same three elements. Well, and carrying through that people, the three, the two P's and the T, is the technology is always, they say, the easy part. It's the people and processes, the hard part. Okay, great. And then, but then your Joe Tucci says, we're a technology company. We will not compete with our partners from a services standpoint. So, but there's a big opportunity there. So, but for the, I mean, for us, and that opportunity, Joe's been very clear with me, right? It's, we build a lot of great intellectual property. We want our partners to actually go take that and actually go scale far beyond what we would go do as a services organization. So I've kind of been tasked with, how do you first get alignment against a technology company? And what are the services that really help customers adopt and implement our technology? But that's for us direct, but more importantly, the prize is, is to get it into the industry and get it into partners where they take the intellectual property and they actually, you know, execute it on our behalf. So as a services professional, you sometimes get frustrated with that and say, well, can we get out? Or is it sort of an interesting challenge? It's the new interesting side of it because, you know, I've come, I've grown up in services all my life. And if you get to a certain size and scale, and it's a huge treadmill that sometimes you get your eye off the ball of innovation by having to just focus on making the P&L. And so you start saying yes to everything, services, and that takes you down to a dilutive path. And this keeps us very narrowly focused on what do we want to be great at and what do we want our partner ecosystem to be great at? So complete that thought. What do you want to be great at and where do the partner ecosystem pick up? Yeah, so, I mean, so we want to be great as the innovative thought leaders in the technology from a services angle wrapping more and more, you know, any of our products, any of our technology is a services led discussion. It's a sale, it's a services led sale. It's no longer you just buy a box that shows up and you plug it in and life's good. So when you look at the path of services in EMC, it's getting more and more to the core. We've got a major sales transformation going on and it's all about consultative led selling. So for us, that's the vision around how do we think about engaging with our customers? Where we get to ecosystems is we will never, CEO directive is, we don't want to be all things to all people. We don't want to be 200,000 people in services and we want to have a partner front of the ecosystem. So my job is to take that intellectual property and ensure it's packaged in a way that we can take it to third party service providers and SI's around the world and have them go grow their own practices around our intellectual property. Yeah, that's exactly what I was going to just, you segwayed perfectly into my question about the service providers and the channel partners. We love the services angle by the way. We think that's really key, that services led is the conversation point we're seeing. So I got to ask you, how do you guys balance between the direct engagement with your clients that are high touch, high value and the need for the channel partners? Because we were talking about when you came on, the general purpose computing market is now specialized, a lot of different solutions are very Lego box, composite apps, whatever you want to call it, service-oriented architects, all that stuff happening. But now the channel has to be just as agile, just as adaptive, just as flexible. How do you guys do that? What is the, where's the pull and push? What are you guys doing there? And where do you say, hey channel guys, take it from here? And where do you go say, hey, I want to work direct with a name to count and whatnot? Yeah, so it's, I can't say we've completely solved that model. But generally speaking, we are not 10,000 people in every country and every locale. So sometimes it's very easy when we get, especially with a multinational company where there are places we will be very strong and we'll want to go direct, but then there's other parts of their business that we shouldn't say yes to and we try to hold ourselves to, hey, we've got to go get somebody in the channel partner world that has capability in that part of the world. That's one engagement model. Another engagement model is when a lot of times customers are going through more than just an IT transformation. So if you start talking about business transformation from business processing or major application workload developments, those are things we would say, we would consult with you on, but we would not take that on as end to end. So there's some very natural and end to end service provider we're not. And so there's some natural places you'd go plug SIs and partners into along the journey. So where do you guys do well and where do you guys pass off the ball? In other words, just like, because channel partners certainly do want to get that gross profit on the consultants, a lot of margin there. High margin business. And then the second question to that is, what do you like for technology that you see as an executive, as the enabler for the faster times of value? Meaning, what are the hot technologies that are really accelerating the conversations? Yeah, so what do we want to be, is we want our technology. I mean, so back to kind of Joe's vision is we are a technology company. So I'm here to go build services enablement and that enablement will come direct, but it's also got to come through the partners. So for me, when we lead with a service partner or we lead directly, it's actually more about the customer than it is us. So while we want to have great revenue and great growth, it's not the single vision of what I've got to get done. What I got to get done is the propagation of all of our technologies through the services and enabled model. And what do you like for technologies out there that go, hey, that's awesome. That's going to help our customers. That's going to help us getting peaked on those certain skills. What are the techniques? Flash, is it like, is it? Certainly, yeah. Certainly if you just look at the core, all flash arrays, I mean that has taken off like wildfire and every conversation and customers that you get into is some start with, hey, flash is not part of my world. By you end the conversation and they look up and say, well, I never had any idea that flash was going to change my business the way it has. So I think in technology, absolutely flash is in the sweet spot that continues to accelerate.  They got certain some work to do. They got to get to lunch and then dinner. But first get that little crumb off the breakfast. You guys had Extreme IO and then when that came, quote, direct today availability, sales are pretty amazing. Just boom, out of the box. Now, as it goes GA, as things start to go to the pedal of the metal, that's going to increase sales power. Is that putting pressure on your services organization? Yeah, a bit. As we start to really engage with customers on the integration of that and that starts to put pressure on it. But the great news was is, it's one of those waves we saw coming. So as we started, that product started getting to maturity and market. We were behind the scenes, building skills and capability. But again, this goes back to- So you were skated where the puck is coming. I mean, we were made a bit, right? We were made a bit of a whiskey with a stick out there, ready for the puck. And that's what's key about, as we're a technology company, we're making the bets on the technology and I'm following suit. So some are saying that Pure's eating your lunch. I would argue maybe a croissant here or there on the breakfast side. Certainly they have an all-flash array solution. But they're a startup, right? So yeah, granted, their valuation's high, but they still don't have the feet on the streets. How do you guys talk to customers when they say, hey, Pure just came in and dropped the box and they're doing a demo at EMC and I want to renegotiate my contract. Does it come to services? The services they have? Sometimes it comes to services, but in a lot of times when you go talk to a mature company when that dialogue's going on, we talk to them about the broader footprint because it's more than just dropping one box in. It has to fit in a management or a constration infrastructure. It's got a tie to the support structure and the IT processes that have been put in place. And a lot of times you can look at how fast the lights blink and you say, wow, that's a really great piece of technology. But if it doesn't fit in the ecosystem of these large corporations, it has a real hard time ever getting real scale because it's just one more thing a CIO's got to go think about. And we try to put, you know, be best of breed technology in the case of all flash array, but also make sure it's tied into the infrastructure and the other assets that these large IT organizations use. I want to, Mike, I want to ask you about the CIO question.  We've been doing a couple of events now. Pretty interesting where some very prominent CIOs have sort of called it to question the role of the CIO long term. And they've said, we see it sort of diverging into either a COO role or a technology role.   And then the CTO, the chief data officer, and you know, would report into the COO. Are you seeing any of that activity? Do you buy that maybe in some regulated industries? I mean, let's talk about the role of the CIO. So, you know, we're seeing some conversations around it. I personally, but I don't see a massive movement. Let's bifurcate the market into these two. We do see CIOs role changing that has to take into account this notion of the broker. And the CIOs that I think are going to make this next generation will be the ones that will be the accepting of. Part of them, the workload will be done in my shop when I control it. And part of it will be done externally. My job is to ensure that I have security and consistency of data, but speed and agility to deliver that to my customers. So, okay, so it's maybe too early for that vision to come true. But it was sort of a Hail Mary that some of these guys were throwing to shake things up. Now, having said that, we are seeing, I wonder if you could comment on a trend toward many more business types becoming CIOs. Are you seeing that? And why would a business guy want to be, or a gal, want to become a CIO? So we're seeing that a bit, but we're seeing actually a lot of CIOs go the other direction into the business, which is interesting. But coming across, because my comments earlier on was, it's less about the bits and the bytes of the technology. So things like hyperconverge show up. You can make one decision, which is around hyperconverge. And you're not making network decisions and database decisions and storage decisions. You're making a decision around something that comes pre-packaged to perform a function. That changes the whole did business criteria because now the CIO, business people coming in, being able to make more business-like decisions because while there's not one solution, this notion of composite in the Lego kind of world is coming together. So it's snapping things together as opposed to building, hand-crafting everything. The other thing, John and I talk about being sort of born data-driven or born in the big data world. A lot of companies will talk. We want to be sort of data-driven. Are they really becoming sort of data-driven in your view? And are they looking to companies like EMC to help them become data-driven? And what are you doing there? Yeah, it's tough. So this is an emerging part of our portfolio. So I feel like we've gotten the portfolio right around cloud and hybrid cloud and now that's really starting to take off. That next wave is how do you help customers with getting to quote data-driven, getting to big data concepts? And we're just on the dawn of that. And really it's a little like, I don't know what my cloud strategy is. I don't know what my big data or my data-driven strategy is. So there's a real drive to first, tell me what it is, what should my vision be, and then help me build a roadmap. But again, we're just starting really at the early days, engaging customers around that.  You're helping customers transform. So as part of that transformation, it can't just be storage, obviously. It touches everything. Cloud, big data, certainly now platform as a service, application development. So how are you leveraging the Federation specifically with your services strategy and you go to market? Yeah, so when we start to think about the Federation, so here at VMworld, and VMworld's vision around the Software-Defined Data Center. So we start to really take that vision into account as we start to talk about hybrid cloud. How does a hybrid cloud infrastructure fit into the broader concept of a Software-Defined Data Center? And we share those, the thinking with the services organization in VMware. So when we're, hopefully, when we're in front of customers, we're talking about, depending on whether you come through the VMware door or the EMC door, we're talking about how the Federation fits together and the set of services and technologies are complementary to each other as opposed to one of us. But that's not the only technologies in the world. So outside of the Federation, when you look at things like OpenStack, so from my world, I got to talk about OpenStack and how to think about customers that want to get to the vision, but they want to get there with it using different sets of technology. So we play on both sides of the coin. And that's a difficult line to walk through. I mean, I see you're saying you've got to be at least quasi-agnostic, but if there's an opportunity to do something with Pivotal, is it easier to work with Pivotal than it is some third-party company? Yeah, absolutely, because as we start to really tighten the Federation message, we tighten the messages around, this is one of Joe Tucci's big, he wants customers to have choice, but at the same time he wants to have some preference, too, and so when you get into the preference, you want it to be easier. If you're CIO, you want the Federation to come together and to be easy to work with, more so than putting it together yourself, flip side of it is if you've got some real passion or you've got some decision that you may not want all the elements, you still want the best of the technology to come together. Well, Pivotal's may be an easier example because they're sort of new, and they need help getting incubated, and EMC can help them do that as can VMware, but VMware is different, it's big. There's always been sort of a need to be somewhat hands-off and not make it appear that EMC is stacking the deck and so forth. So in terms of relationship with VMware, I mean you leverage that heavily when you go to market. That's sort of fundamentally your strategy. And if you look at some of my offerings, I actually don't deliver them. VMware services actually deliver them, and so we come in front of a customer and look like one EMC, but the reality of it is there's capabilities that VMware does extremely well that we leverage within the Federation, and VMware would say they would leverage that with other third parties as well, but because we feel like we're part of the family, we do try to ensure that we have the tightest affinity to the messages and where both companies are trying to go. Right, so spinning off VMware would not be something that you would be in favor of, obviously, not anyway, because you work for Jochuchi, but... No, I think there's real value there, and it really comes, in a lot of cases, it comes under the covers, is when we sit down, and again, back to the notion of software-defined data center, and now we're starting to really put on paper what is the unique difference between what we do as EMC and our EMC hybrid cloud and how does that plug into software-defined data center? That's a broader conversation, but we want to make sure we're tightly aligned to, if you come through the VMware door and you say, I want a software-defined data center, here's how the EMC footprint fits in it. So what's the action plan for you guys right now? Where do you see the action this year going forward? Obviously, there's some disruption going on. The tectonic plates are shifting, certainly in California, with the earthquake here. In a way, that is the scene in IT, wine bottles being spilled all over the place, you saw the Silver Oak picture in there, but all the wine lovers crying on that, but in all seriousness, there is huge IT convergence happening, a huge opportunity for the folks who don't get ahead of this next wave, will become driftwood as Pat Gelsinger said at EMC World years ago, and so I got to ask you, what are you guys doing to stay ahead of that curve? What is the key technology and services that you're rolling out today? Yeah, so I'll give you the things that we see coming at scale. So we can see the rest of 14 and 15 coming to scale, this whole notion of the enterprise hybrid cloud and helping customers to get there. A year ago when we were here, we were kind of talking about the vignettes of that, that we're getting to scale in the industry around, lots of customers demanding, quite frankly, an accelerated option because they've gotten behind the curve. I talked a little bit earlier around the whole notion of data driven or big data, I think that's the next big wave coming, and then alongside that is the whole applications transformation, so it's one thing to ultimately have a glass of wine when you stand up your hybrid cloud, it's another thing to fully get leverage and utilization of it, and you don't do that till you get to the applications. Either re-platform there or re-written to actually get utilization and scale on that cloud. Final question, give me the final words because we got a break here. What's going to be different this year than last year? I think the mainstream reality that cloud and certainly hybrid cloud and the notion of an IT organization has got to be a service broker, has really come into its mainstream thinking. I think a year ago, people said, yeah, maybe, or they would take it all the way to the extreme and say, I'm going to take everything outside, and I think everybody's starting to swing that pendulum back to the middle to say, yeah, there's probably a bit of that, but it's not the one-size-fits-all. And it's up and down the stack, too, right? That's right. It's really kind of a perfect storm of innovation and uncertainty. Uncertainty, that's right. Hi, Kaler, COO of EMC's Professional Services, he's on the ground, he's talking to customers, sharing his opinion here, the signal from the noise. This is theCUBE, we'll be right back with our next guest after this short break.


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I think I just had a heart attack this episode is called the declaration of war And y'all told me that this is one of the craziest scenes of the entire show I have two energy drinks inside of me right now two scoops of pre-workout and some caffeine But most of all I'm reacting to attack on Titan So if this video was uploaded just assume that it wasn't me that uploaded it was somebody else because I'm most likely dead Oh my god, I don't know if I'm ready for this guys, but let's get straight to it one more thing If you want full uncut unedited reactions, be sure you check out my patreon Wait this program contains graphic content adult themes and violence that may not be suitable for some viewers That is inappropriate for children. This content is entirely fictional. The content is intended for mature audiences only Animes for kids Did I have to bring tissues and I'm not talking about for crying That's the first time I saw it is a little warning It was like a Sign from above They're friends, all right Oh my god Oh The fear in Reiner's eyes tell us such a deep story like we've been through Reiner's life We understand this this this this conflict between them So you see that you feel that fear in his eyes through animation. That's just powerful Declabration of war.  I can't wait. Oh, I can't wait to see bodies Damn that that's terrible man cancel me.  I could die after this episode. I could tell you that I Don't know if I should like or hate this guy. It just seems like a regular dude. Just doing what he does He doesn't seem evil. Oh, we're gonna be doing this the entire time I'm always Falco is trying to put this together like what's going on right now Like calmness and Aaron's voice right now It's haunting Oh Sit down Rana, please listen to him. It's just gonna be the best scene in the show.  She's frozen in carbonite like Han Solo. I want to see more of Annie's backstory They're ready man. They know some shit's about to happen. It's way too happy over here Of course, everybody's there right now. You put everyone in one place.  Oh, I can't even begin to imagine where this is gonna go. Okay guys I'm shaking. I'm shaking and it's This shake it is not from the pre-workout and the caffeine and the and the and the what's up energy drinks? This is from excitement Falco's gonna learn no. Oh my god Why did you come here? Did you even have to ask that? Why'd you go to Aaron? That's why he came. Oh my god Exactly the fear in Reiner I feel so bad You guys were right Attack on Titan Be gone in season four. I can't believe this.  Everyone is aware what's gonna happen. Oh I always want to know what Aaron knows right now. He looks like he he is immune to feeling God, I want to see this in real life What are y'all doing New York? I want a Broadway performance of this instead of giving us like exposition through born conversation They're putting on a Broadway play for us. This is why these writers are on a different level This music is like a setup. It's building up to something. I cannot explain how much I love this right now Aaron doesn't know how to say anything Wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, who is that hug me This whole music is one soundtrack and this is gonna play throughout the whole episode. I bet are they like Separating all the Titans like getting them away.  That does not look real. There's no way. There's blonde. They don't have hair or dye in Eldia or do they I don't know but oh My god, no way. Am I right? Are they doing a sabotage right now? Oh How many years ago Good if these but it gets together Is that the war hammer time Right, dude writer is making this episode right now. He is shaking Like pay attention to that detail this dude is shaking you could look at his eyes from this picture alone and just feel it Like he's like what why did I why did all of this happen?  I'm talking about the ground I feel so bad man. I don't know who to hate. I don't know who to love I love all these characters Falco Gabby Ryder Zeke peak There's only one true king his name is Evan Don't like a piece war is about to happen. It's literally the name of the song for the intro That's right This the people don't know this it's like they finally know when the truth everybody is realizing it now Yeah, right now, okay, they want to do it. It's in a real world.  Oh, they got it to Gadville I might need to take something else. I might need to start smoking in my videos man.  They're keeping them down here So they don't transform. I wonder if everyone is here like the arm What's it called survey corps team Levi or is it just Aaron?  That's right because at the end of a season I think it was two or three. I think it was two. They showed the Titan the wall What if those walls come down are all of these Titans gonna come out, too Are we gonna see this? I don't see that happening. No, this show knows When they play this music It's not good. It's not good for me.  Oh my god, the focus on the lighting. That's so dark Oh Falco, I love you. You're just a kid you were gullible, but I love you the letters He's gonna be like what letters No way no way I was right. He was sending them them. Yo imagine how Falco feels right now Like like he just sent the letters to the enemy Oh my god, this is the best show ever man a rumbling. That's why this I gotta stop talking, bro I gotta stop talking. I'm reading guys. Don't worry. I'm paying attention, but this is why I need a blunt Bro, I need a blight in my videos to calm me down, but I'm afraid my reaction won't be that great if I do so That's why it said the last season song is called the rumbling because the kids like this Eric Yeager Who possesses the founding titan they begin the rumbling at any moment Oh I want to see world destruction I'm the bad guy That is the darkest should have ever here to say It all started with that if they did not invade the walls is what never happens The way he's saying this is why this scene is so good The way he's saying this I'm afraid man Oh, no, oh my god, right now. I'm the same as you I I don't even had a process that how great that was Ryder. I'm the same as you. It's like Aaron that growth He was like, yeah forget about what I said about killing all of you that I'm gonna make you suffer the worst death Then I moved to the across the sea and I understood everything like I understand I saw the people that's good and this bad just like in paradise on parodies paradise eridic island It's the same as good and bad people. It's the same everyone is I'm the same as you right. That's she gave me chills man. That was beautiful.   Where's the ending that has to be a credit is there is there is there?  We're watching the episode right now Now they're gonna show his backstory I don't even know if he's dead yet, but Aaron's gonna swallow him. Isn't he the Warhammer Titan? So does that mean Aaron's gonna get that? Why is this kid this kid motherfucker looks like he's 40 on a kid's body. Well, that looks scary Like I said, man, I don't know how to feel about this guy. He hasn't done anything crazy yet He's motherfuckers are weird though.  Well, come on Wait Gabby's better be okay If I'm attacked it'll be they knew oh, that's why they were all set up. They knew This is so hard to process Yeah, who is that man, it's like they're spying there. They're sad they're infiltrating Tending to be Like they're from there. I don't know man. I like this guy He's just doing his job for his people But why would he willingly put himself in harm's way if he's the Warhammer Titan? I Don't know any more guys. I don't like people that's all like that.  Oh, they gave an episode Denocations in a warhammer entire night. I told y'all I want to know about this. Oh, this is Oh my god, the people in a crowd like innocent people. This is like when when Reiner invaded This is the exact same day.  Please please please please.  Please save her. I don't care about these other motherfucking kids. No way.  Oh my god Please save Gabby. I don't care about these up. Oh my god the fear I feel it. Yo Innocent people He is Reiner. This is why he says him and Reiner are the same So who is the enemy was Reiner the enemy is Aaron the enemy. He they're doing the exact same thing I know the circumstances are a little different, but they're doing the same thing if you think about it Like look at this. He is ruthlessly killing these innocent people He wasn't there more amortized. It was her Aaron is fully developed right now.  It's like you're flicking a rock out of it Oh, I love when his name is said I get rock solid hard This is a fully developed Aaron yager right now, man.  Where's Z? They need a robot, right? She knows she People may not be perfect, but the show is This music Don't get me started Don't get me started the way the cannon shot to the beat of the music. Don't get me started.   Who is that? Who she is bad I am I am a slut for you Mikasa. I didn't I knew she was this and I knew it. I knew it. I know this show Come home. I I eat my what stays date May 6 2022. It's my death date. It's officially my death date It's so cool Brains on the show I love you, bro, but that is that that is so Like crazy. The best part about this is the fact that Eren and Reiner are the same And you don't know who's bad and it was good now You just don't know because killing is killing.  This is not Acceptable this is terrible. This is this is terrible. This is evil. Whatever in is doing just like what Reiner did was evil Damn to you and I love I love both of them, but this is a lot to think about what show makes you think like this Please tell me he's alright dude. They are like fully equipped for this now. They have like this black.   I love this dude. I love floak.  He doesn't have like a soul anymore He looks Eren looks like like he has no heart right now like that look in his eyes like he doesn't feel Look at him. Oh It's like he has no emotion Atlantic Ocean on a rubber crush in a surfboard. Oh my god Season four soundtrack you're going on my phone after this video I Love how we casually said that he is a different man This is a different Eren from what we saw in season three. Oh totally different Look, these are normal people caring about their civilians kids are dead. Oh my god I feel so bad for you Gabby look at her Look this is Eren man I have a lot to feel about Eren now. We have a lot to talk about after this Bro at Gabby is like a little erin It's like foreshadowing from Eren when he was a kid and now we're looking at Gabby's Get harder how is this possible?  Are they gonna be like best friends now? Gabby's gonna be like thanks for not killing me, but you killed the guy right next to me It's literally erin. I can't believe what I'm watching right now.  Oh my god. What is her power?  They don't care man They a human they're devils Damn right Do we talk about what just happened or do we just let it go because I feel like this is all I'm gonna think about First of all one of the best things I've heard in the show was Eren telling Reiner that they're the same person and then understanding that seeing in this episode that they truly aren't the same Where is Reiner or Falco by the way, it's Falco low right Reiner did he protect him? It looks like he was grabbing him while Eren was transforming. Oh My god, will he's dead the war hammer Titans about to be swallowed by by Eren Eren's about to have that war hammer Titan power.   They're all grown up Mikasa looking Sasha look don't get me started with Sasha Levi. Oh my god. Where's Armin the colossal Titan? Oh my god, there's so many characters. They still want to see Hange so much the process but The best part of this episode is seeing that Eren is doing just what Reiner did and there's no excuse for that It's like you're killing innocent people no matter what you've been through like Reiner's excuse was you know He was raised like that and that they were at war and and The thing is nobody knew that Reiner was coming but Eren it's like they knew something was gonna happen, but still Wow, they set up an amazing and interesting story with this like who's the enemy who is Who was in the right who's in the wrong? We don't know. We don't know where Zeke Shit anyways guys, we let's discuss down below Like how do you feel at this point in the show as if no future episodes are out yet? Like at this point, how did you feel did you? Love Eren at this point. Did you agree with what he did or do you see him as the enemy? I I don't know. I don't know it's a lot to think about but yeah I'd love to know what you guys think if you want this full reaction fully uncut unedited It's on my patreon three dollars a month six dollars if you want to shout out or whatever. I love y'all so much This show has changed my life. This is the best. Goodbye


Here's how to find a book at UA Libraries, part two, how to read a call number. A call number is a combination of letters and numbers and tells the user where a book is located in the library. The first two letters say what floor the book is on. Gorgas is organized alphabetically with A starting in the lower levels and working up. You can check the breakdown of locations either on the library website or at the circulation or information desks. The set of three or four numbers following the letters tells you which section of shelves to search. Each of the stacks will have the number range of books shelved there, so you will locate the bookshelf with the range that holds your number. The next set of letters and numbers, after the period, is the book identifier. Once you find which bookshelf to look in, you will check the stickers on the spines of the book for this code. The publication date is also part of the call number, but it's usually not needed to find a book unless there are multiple editions published in different years. Once you have located the book, take it down to circulation and check it out. Or if you are using it in the library, place it back on one of the reshelving locations. Please don't reshelf the book yourself. Thanks and see you next time.


This is the Artly Enjoy 3, it's a 1080p native LED projector, it has the capabilities to have airplay and mirrorcast for wirelessly streaming your content to the projector and it's extremely portable and compact. Let's go ahead and unbox this to see what's inside, then let's go ahead and set it up and see how it performs. So inside the box you have the projector itself, the instruction manual, the remote control which requires two AAA batteries, the power plug, HDMI to HDMI cable and the audio video composite cable. So let's go ahead and look at the projector itself in more detail. So just taking a look at the front of the projector, you've got this nice mesh fabric covering there with the Artly logo, here is where you can twist and pull out and see the bulb, that's quite a nice, you press it in place. On this side you have a very nice metallic manual focus button, on the back these are the different ports that you have, so you've got the AV input, a headphone input if you wanted to just listen to the content directly from headphones, HDMI, two USB ports and a keystone correction slider there. This is the power port here and you have some speakers on the right hand side. At the bottom you can actually get this little kickstand just to get you the right elevation or the angle to project the content onto your wall or your screen, so very convenient and it's actually very lightweight and it's not too heavy so I can definitely take this with me in my backpack. So I quite like this design, so one thing I like about this is that it has a contrast ratio of 9000 to 1 and LED lifetime of 100,000 hours, so you can pretty much be sure this is going to be a long lasting top quality projector. It is 7200 lumens of brightness which is on par with a lot of the high end projectors now available online but the standout features on this are the wireless capabilities. Of course it has Bluetooth connection so you can connect it to speakers, to headphones, on bars etc but you can also do Wi-Fi casting which allows you to wirelessly cast to your Android phone with mirror cast and iPhone using iOS cast. Now the other thing that really stands out for this one is that it supports both 2.4G and 5G Wi-Fi connection which you know if you do connect through the 5G network then you'll get some very fast latency free playback and that's not that common on a projector of this size so I'm very keen to try it out because I do have a 5G Wi-Fi connection. Let's go ahead I'm going to set this up with my 120 inch projection screen, play some content, connect it to my phone, maybe use the HDMI cable as well and check out the quality. Now I've just set this up on top of my projector tripod just to showcase to you guys the buttons on the top this is the power button that also doubles up as the volume as well so you can slide it left and right to put the volume up and down. You've got the up and down menu operational buttons, the ok button and the return button so this is set up let's go ahead and see the capabilities of it on my 120 inch projector there. Okay so let's just quickly run through the menu so as you can see you can select movie, photo, music or text if you go into input source you can do multi-screen HDMI or AV if you put a USB into the projector that will automatically be detected and it will load up the USB menu and then you have some settings here so you've got things like image scaling, aspect ratio, picture modes, you've got the software and factory settings just below that and then you can also connect to the Wi-Fi and to Bluetooth. So the first test I'd like to do is try out the multi-screen which is the wireless casting and the first one I will try it out with is my iPhone. So you have the option here to do iOS cable cast so if you do connect this with your iPhone cable via the USB port then you'll have a better connection experience in terms of the latency. What I want to really try out is the iOS cast pretty straightforward I've got my iPhone here I'm just going to go into these screen mirroring options I know you guys can't see it but I'm just going to be loading the ARTLE Wi-Fi connection here with my phone and it will connect to the projector because I've connected that through Wi-Fi as well so there we go pretty smooth pretty responsive let's go ahead and play a YouTube video for an example and then I'll also play the audio directly from the projector as well I'm going to sit right next to the projector so you guys can hear the audio quality from that but let's test this out if I turn my phone sideways it will go full screen now you guys actually saw there was a little bit of some buffering going on now it really depends on how close your projector is to your wireless router mine is on a different floor this is in my bedroom so it's probably not picking up the strongest signal so I probably wouldn't use this specifically just to use iOS cast but you have the option to do iOS cable cast so let me go ahead and disconnect this and reconnect it using the cable so when you select iOS cable cast you connect your cable via USB and the lightning connector to your phone you get a pop-up just hit on trust enter the passcode for your iPhone and you should be in now I'm directly connected with the cable so let's go ahead and see how smooth this is with that same video and for me personally having a wired connection is always going to be better than a wireless one but the wireless connection for iOS cast or mirror cast would be great if you wanted to show people maybe some pictures or videos from your gallery maybe you just want to put some music on from your phone or anything like that and I think it would do a great enough job but the fact that this projector gives you many different options to cast to the screen I think is great now in terms of wireless capabilities the next test I want to do is connect it to my soundbar which is just sitting right underneath the projector screen so let me go ahead and connect that via Bluetooth so you go into settings you scroll down to Bluetooth you turn Bluetooth on now I'm going to put my soundbar into Bluetooth mode and then click find Bluetooth there we go tapio V is the name of my soundbar I've got a confirmation that is connected by the soundbar itself so now we're good to go and that was pretty seamless pretty painless if I go back you'll see on the top right hand side of the screen Bluetooth and Wi-Fi is both connected so what I want to do now is connect via HDMI directly to my MacBook Pro and give you guys an example video and audio from the soundbar itself and there we have my MacBook Pro so here's another YouTube video just going to double check that the output sound is coming from the soundbar so switch over to the projector which is this one there we go let's make it full screen and now the audio will come directly from the soundbar underneath the screen so it works great guys and I think that's just a great feature to have on any projector because the internal speakers although they are quite loud and you can go pretty high to get a good enough experience to whatever you're listening to I think it's always beneficial to get the cinematic experience especially if you are going to set up a projector to have a soundbar with it so speakers and audio are just as important as the quality of the video itself so that's it guys plenty of functionalities in this portable compact size projector it packs a punch the video quality as you can see it's very detailed it's got vibrant colors it's sharp and the fact that you can adjust the keystone so easily as well as the focus it just makes this the ideal solution for having a home cinema in your house this comes in at 220 pounds on Amazon but they have discounts and offers running from time to time so check out the latest pricing information by hitting the link I have in the description you might be able to grab yourself a good saving if there's anything else that you guys want to know drop a comment down below or if you did like this video and you like all things tech I have new videos out every week make sure you go ahead and hit that subscribe button make sure you like this video and I will catch you guys next time take care


What's good jobs Royce back out again with another video, so we're gonna check out MJF throws major shade Brandon Walker answered the internet man MJF. He is He's just on top of his game man He is easily one of the best new generation of wrestlers We have seen in quite some time the dude gets it when it comes to Psychology his promos on another tier compared to other and others and he's arguably one of the best heels in the business, bro In my opinion, he's easily Damn their one damn their top five. I put him at maybe maybe two or one honestly, you know See he's just he's just that fantastic. So I want to shout out this channel barstool wrestling He they did a It's like a wrestling podcast and they did another interview with MJF four days ago.  So definitely Check out barstool wrestling MJF exposes his negotiations with Tony Khan It's check out their podcast It's 52 minutes of great great stuff. You guys will definitely enjoy it But let's get right into this one. This should be a good one.  Does Ariel have legs yet?  I literally do the second one Yeah, so I guess the first part. Yeah Which celebrity would you most want to see in a sex tape?  So yeah, I want to see like someone like gross and fat I want to see Oprah fucking that would be rad That's the first thing he goes to is Oprah The the bit the image that just came to my head That's why Oprah's the first thing I want to see Oprah get pipe now What so MJF wants to see Oprah Please If you were in an open field with an aluminum aluminum baseball, did he say Rosie O'Donnell because he was on the Rosie O'Donnell show That's the kid. That's crazy. How many 10 year olds with bike helmets Could you take down before the dude an infinite amount my aim is so precise and immaculate would you Do you think you would at some point like the morality just pummeling kids with that? Oh, no, I'd be laughing the whole way through and the funny thing is I believe every single word because he He's the salt of the earth, bro He is the salt of the earth and people love it. He is literally detestable People love it bro, and I'm one of those people. What does that say about me?     Yeah, I don't talk to my parents.   I I Love this bro. I'm beyond this with you.   So this is an interesting I like my woman on the short side But I don't want them that short because I'm nervous it would go all the way out the other way Oh, so I'm gonna go with the tall chicks just so I don't murder anyone Yeah, I mean I don't want to go to jail for sex then I'd be like Brandon except that's cuz he's sleeping with little boys.    It's it was great. Come on. What is that? We're a lesser man.  Yeah, it's not my thing.    I'm just It's time for me to go to bed now That turned me off Completely if you can make your girlfriend's breasts as large as you they already are as large as you want it They already are but yours would be the same size.  We're fine?  Would you say anything to him? I'd watch it and I would immediately tell him and I would make him feel so bad about it Like you make weird faces Looks weird like that would do please send me a video Should you lock a dog out of the room when you're having sex? Okay, so I have a cat Love my cat cat's name is Piper when it's go time when it's time for the fiance to hop on the maximum ride He was born to be a wrestler bro Piper to death Piper's going out the door because it gets loud it gets sweaty and it's not a safe environment for any pet Hey, I do the same thing to bloody don't know if y'all seen bunny in the back But anytime I've ever done something like that. No, I just gotta Sometimes she she may be in there on like we just in the moment And I'm just not about to rush to get my dog out or whatever but a lot of times I'll just close the door. I'll just close the door or whatever and you know, just do what I do and then Afterwards, I'll open the door. If you could pick one country to run. What would it be America? 100% America one day You never know MJF. Well good point Good point.  Thank you.  I'm crying all day I will cry and cry and cry because there is nothing more see your response to me makes me feel like you come way too fast If you're because if you come fast, that's something that can and does happen to guys Maybe you I you'd seem like a great guy But it sounds to me like you have an issue And it's not it's not an issue I have nor is it one I ever want to have so I'm the sex Devil goes in thank you the devil goes in you'd have a chance with if they got to know you Sadie sink I don't know what that is But there is something Oh, wait a minute is that who I think he's talking about wait a way wait wait wait wait wait wait Sadie I know the names Yeah, that's what's the name from oh, I knew it sound familiar. That's what's the name from uh, uh max from stranger things That's crazy.  I can't believe he has a job Oh, man, that was great.  I enjoyed that video MJF. He's goaded bro. He's one of the best to do it man one of the best to Just put out just consistently Elevating himself consistently being one of the best things on aw He is a a draw people want to see what he has to say People want to see him get his ass kicked people want to cheer him people want to boo him. He gets a reaction He gets a genuine reaction every time he comes out there. Be honest with you He got word load over that word load situation that when they were teasing word load turning It was really because of MJS heel persona. He got him mega over He's not as over as he once was and hopefully they can fix that but He got him over CM Punk MJF you probably one of the best feuds from last year easily easily The dude is a natural talent, bro. The stuff he did with Cody Rose just fucking great and he he stays in character He stays in character now what I was about to say In the middle of the video I was talking about thinking well, I was thinking that Not sure if he has Resigned an extension, but if he does go to wwe and be honest with you I think it would work Would he have to tone down some of his language? Sure, but they would let him fly with it If he actually because he was in wwe at at one point I've seen the image of him being some more joe's security guy I think what small joe was an nxt like you want to secure the people and he's done some stuff in behind the scenes for wwe A mainstay not only would they pay him top dollar. They would pay him big bucks He would be the best heel in the company Right now the best heel in the company is roman even he's like a heel tweener kind of thing But usually he's you would consider him a heel He's arguably the best heel in the company. Well, you can say that the same frame for sef sef is he's a heel He I think it may be I think it I think I would put it up there with probably sef and roman They're kind of neck and neck is the best heels in the company, but you put him in there He's easily the top guy the top heel because he can get you invested with his words He's very eloquent when it comes to speaking He knows how to chop you down Which his words and it's in ring work is it works It's in ring work. You're already invested He doesn't have to do so many flips and dives and all this other stuff He has you invested now just off his words alone and that's very impressive, bro So me personally if he does come to wwe that is a big That's a big win for wwe And if he doesn't resign with tony con that's gonna be a major loss for aww aww was still keep moving forward, but they would easily lose one of their top homegrown talents They have so but comment down below. Let me know man Are you guys excited to potentially see a uh see uh mjf become the new aww world champion this year I'm calling it. He's gonna be champ at some point So when do you guys think he will cash in to become the champ? And are you guys excited for him to be the head guy in aw? But I appreciate all the love and support roll two. I think I appreciate y'all kicking me. See y'all next week


So today guys we check out what in my opinion is the most powerful assault rifle in this game. Now I recently made a top 5 assault rifles, this was not a part of them, it should have been, no doubt about it. Issue is, I've only just had it drop myself as it's quite rare. The weapon many many people look over but today we will check it out. How's it going guys, my name's DPJ and today I bring you another BR3 video. If you do enjoy it leaving a like really helps out and subscribe if you want to see more. Okay so the weapon in question today is an epic assault rifle called the cast effective optimized Q system. This epic assault rifle being an Atlas weapon is beyond anything I've experienced damage wise from any other assault rifle in this game. Now in this game I believe we have two legendary assault rifles coming from Atlas both are pretty bad though in my opinion, the optimized carrier and the rebel yell. These I've seen and used more than enough to know Atlas assault rifles ain't that great at all and I feel this may be the reason many people overlook Atlas assault rifles of any rarity variant which to be honest I think I'm guilty of myself. Now because I know there are epic and rare weapons in this game which offer a lot more than those are legendaries I sometimes make it a habit of loading in and out of sanctuary checking crazy ills, Uridium vending machine for certain weapons which I sometimes know appear which can surprise you. So I did this for about 30 minutes and then I came across this weapon the cast effective optimized Q system. When I checked out stats I was seriously surprised by what this thing offered. As you can see 883 damage times 2 damage bonuses applied but what intrigued me most about this weapon was the fact it was a 2 times variant but it didn't consume 2 ammo per shot which is super rare. So instead of actually buying this and in my opinion wasting what could be 800 Uridium I decided to do a little research on this weapon. So I jumped onto Google, wrote in the cast effective optimized Q system and I came across a couple of posts on my Reddit nafuborlands forums where people were actually talking about calling for a nerf for this weapon which I didn't and don't understand such ideas an OP weapon within Borderlands isn't like it is within other games it doesn't affect anyone or anything in reality this isn't destiny people. So yeah a few posts I saw literally people going crazy over this weapon saying it's too powerful how is it this powerful it needs a nerf this that and the other. So I jumped on my discord and asked there I asked if anybody has this weapon and I came across a couple of epic people who helped me out with this weapon so shout out to DarkSatans for this variant you can see on the screen now which is absolutely great but a massive shout out to my pal Stevo for sending me this variant which is perfect for my winter soldier build. Stevo is an admin to a great Xbox Borderlands free society upon discord willing to help anybody out you will find that discord linked within the video description which I do recommend you do check it out. So this variant even better 1084 times 2 with the Sentinel Anointment also 28 in a mag as well just amazing plus 47% weapon damage plus 21% fire it plus 19% reload speed with the best sight this weapon can have of a 1.5x zoom. So using this weapon on mayhem for within a slot shaft it just utterly melts everything within its path. Now yes the build I'm using is great and yes that helps out by the end of the day using this weapon within this build and comparing it to other weapons I'm using within this build such as the redistributor the dastardly maggie the cutsman so many others I will tell you guys this thing is unpar if not more powerful than some of these weapons and as crazy as it sounds people it's the truth I mean my first time using this I was actually in shock of how powerful this thing is I mean it doesn't offer any form of elemental benefits unless its anointment is applied like mine but even still guys it's crazy as you can see by the footage on screen now. So the weapon itself it normally comes with a scope which doesn't make it that efficient in all instances but if you do land a 1.5x sight like the one I have it's a different weapon all together it shoots smart bullets but it also has an alternate mode being a tracker grenade and we all know how that works and although it's pretty useful it isn't all that necessary so the Q system this Atlas epic assault rifle it's a must get in my opinion now this weapon is a world drop I've seen it a couple of times within it was a vending machine I've seen it drop within a slot shaft like the one you can see on the screen now this one even more powerful than the one I was sent to me by Steve Oh and it also has a decent anointment to the problem with this one is though it's got that crazy sight on it I've also seen this thing drop at grave ward and a few other places people so check those purples make sure you ain't leaving monsters like this on the floor it's a must get in my opinion and on a serious note this thing is stupid powerful guys stupid powerful over two thousand damage per shot compare that to anything else which isn't a heavy or a sniper in this game and I'll be super surprised if you find anything unpassed that whites so yeah guys the cost effective optimized Q system is an incredible Atlas epic assault rifle one that should not be overlooked now before we go join my discord linked within the video description where you can chat with hundreds of other Borderlands fans trade with many many folks and there too that is linked within the video description but on that note guys I am out if you guys enjoyed the video leaving a like really helps out if you're new around here want to see more Borderlands be sure to subscribe if you never want to miss a video I upload content notifications on by hitting that bell button but guys thanks as always for stopping by hopefully you enjoyed the video and hopefully I'll see you on that next one we're a little boat


Canada! The world's second-largest country by land area with the longest land border in the world. It may be near the US, but the two countries are hardly the same. Canada aggressively calls for immigrants and foreign students. 21.9% of the population are immigrants. With strong programs in snow studies, maple syrup engineering, hockey management, and politeness, Canada gives students great learning experiences in a safe and secure environment, albeit a cold one. I promise that's the end of the Canada Jokes. We love you, Canada! My name's Meacham, and today's score is going to show you how to study in Canada. Since Canadians are super polite and super nice, I thought it would be a good idea to actually ask a Canadian for some advice on studying in Canada. So, I reached out to my good buddy Jason to see if he could help us out. You'll have to forgive his internet quality. It's hard to get internet up there. It's very cold. Hey, Jason. Good to see ya. It sure is, eh? Nice to see you there, Andrew. So, you're definitely a Canadian. Can you tell us where you're from? I'm from Edmonton, Alberta, in the West. Cool. So, I'm making this video about how to study in Canada, and I was wondering if you had maybe some advice that you could give to our students. Well, sure I do, eh? So, the first thing you gotta know, which is pretty evident from my attire here, is you gotta learn how to play hockey. And you gotta learn to suffer the extreme Canadian winters. What you don't wanna do is ask any Canadian office tree, whether he's your teacher or somebody living in your country, what to do to get into Canada, because guess what? They likely don't work for Canadian immigration and services and citizenship. And so, they're not gonna have a clue what to do, right? Instead, you can visit the website, which is a really great website. Okay, but like, immigrating to Canada is super easy, right?  You just let everybody in. Well, no, not really. You know, maybe because we're super friendly, a lot of people wanna come here. So, the Canadian immigration services are actually pretty strict. As friendly as we are, you know, we do engage in hockey fights. And sometimes we're a little bit strict on who we allow in our country, just for that reason. We wanna make sure you wanna really get here. You heard, man. If you really wanna get into Canada, then you should check out prepwithscore.com so that you can see how we can help you with your applications. We'll check back in with Jason a little bit later to see if he has any other useful advice for us. For now, let's get started with the basics. Most degree programs in Canada take four years to complete. You might find some programs that take three or three and a half years, but these tend to be preparatory programs that set you up for a master's degree for further studies and are usually common in medicine. Canada has 10 provinces, each of which sets their own rules for educational institutions. Ontario has a centralized portal for applications called the Ontario University's Application Centre. But the rest just ask you to apply directly to each university. And unlike the United States where there are tons of private universities that do whatever they want, most of the universities in Canada are public. Deadlines vary from province to province and from program to program. However, most universities draw the line at February 1st for the majority of their programs, so get moving. Similar to what we talked about in the Netherlands video, some universities have limited space programs that may have their own deadlines. Ultimately, there's no uniform standard for universities in Canada, so you're going to have to do your own research. Or you can check out Prevotscore.com to see how we can take that tedious, painful part of the process out and make it easier for you. So what are the admission requirements for Canadian universities? Let's go to the pre-rex. Canadian universities followed the European model, meaning you'll need 12 years of schooling to get in. Canada's international relations also allow you to automatically qualify with a variety of high school diplomas, including Britain's GCE or GCSE, a US diploma, French baccalaureate diplomas, and even Chinese or Indian diplomas. As always, there's the option of a foundation year or validating university studies from somewhere else to make up for that missing 12th year. If you do go for the foundation year in Canada, we would recommend that you try to stay in the same province as where you intend to graduate just to avoid complications. Now, the language situation in Canada is a little weird, so let's go to the language barrier. See, Canada recognizes both English and French as official languages, which means you can technically present documents in either language. Native French speakers can even be exempted from English admission requirements and vice versa. There are programs that are exclusively in French throughout the country, although this is most common in the province of Quebec. I love fishing in Quebec. Who doesn't love fishing in Quebec? French program admissions call for a C1 level on the... Hang on. Score would like to apologize to the entire French community for the following terrible pronunciation. Les diplomas fondés de les morts français... We'll just call it the DALF. That said, sounds better. Of course, if you graduated from a French-speaking high school, then you're good to go. For English, universities will typically take Cambridge exams, TOEFL, the IELTS, or even the Duolingo test. If you studied four years in any of the Commonwealth nations, you might be able to skip the English test altogether. Native English speakers should feel right at home in Canada, eh? Native French speakers won't have too much trouble either. Pretty much everything's written in both, and they are required by law to provide material in French. Given Canada's high level of immigration, people are generally pretty understanding if you're having a little bit of trouble communicating. So don't worry if your English isn't the best in the world. They're not going to get mad at you. And besides, they're too polite to do that anyway. So now let's talk about those Canadian dollars. Let's talk finances. Places at Canadian universities are all over the place. Even within the same university, the prices can vary tremendously. For example, in the University of Toronto, you can get a bachelor's in music for $39,560 a year. While a bachelor's in architectural studies will set you back nearly $20,000 more. Meanwhile, you can study at Mount Royal University in Calgary and spend just over $22,000 a year. Bear in mind that all the numbers we're using are in Canadian dollars, which does bring the price down a little bit. Maybe Jason can tell us a little more about that. You should expect a bit of a higher standard of living. Our Canadian dollar is a bit lower than the US dollar. And the reason for that is, which makes sense is that everything is a bit more expensive.  When it comes to scholarships, each university manages their own, but the options are very limited. For example, Ryerson only awards seven scholarships to international students, while University of Toronto's Pearson scholarship requires a sponsorship from your school. There are additional scholarships that you can get later in your studies depending on where you live. For example, if you're a citizen of the ASEAN, CARACOM, or OAS, you can apply for scholarships that help you finish your studies in Canada. We've left a link in the description for all the different scholarships that you might be able to get for Canada. So you can check those out and see which ones you can apply for. Now, let's move on to talking about your visa. What you want to do is join the Beaver Club of Canada. This is a real thing, I promise. What you can do is you can get a beaver to sponsor you. Now, does everybody know what a beaver is, first of all?   This is Canada's national animal. We're very proud of him. If you're going to study in this country, you got to be hardworking like the beaver.  I couldn't actually find a reference to the Beaver Club anywhere, so let's take a look at what we were able to actually find with regards to Canadian visas. In order to get a visa to study in Canada, you need to have an acceptance letter from a designated learning institution. The Canadian government keeps a list of these, which you can find in the description below. Once you have your letter, you can apply for a study permit from the government. There's a $150 fee for the permit. All documents need to be translated into either English or French and you'll need to show that you have enough money to support yourself while in Canada. Residents from some countries will have to get a medical exam before entering Canada and you must get it done at one of the approved panel physician's offices.  You'll need this permit before you can enter the country unless you already have a visa or travel authorization. Be aware that right now study permits are taking anywhere from two to five months to process depending on your country. As soon as you're accepted into a university, you should start this process immediately. So that's everything you need to know to study in Canada unless Jason has any other information for us that would be useful. The moose shall not be eaten. Let me repeat. The moose shall not be eaten. That is a Canadian national anthem. Don't get near the moose because they will hurt you. They look like pretty animals, but they're huge. Their legs are about as high as a truck and if there's a calf around a baby moose, they will, they will come after you. You heard a lot about bears. I know that, but you know, watch out for the moose. Seriously, I really do want to say thank you to Jason for taking the time to help us out a little bit and just give us a little bit more insight. He found a really good link to a list of universities in Canada which we've added to the description as well. We know it's a popular destination for a lot of people so we wanted to get this one out for you but if there's a country that we haven't covered yet that you would like us to, please leave a comment below and let us know. If you like the video, please like and subscribe to the channel so that you can keep up with our content and also don't forget to follow us on Instagram at PrepWithScore so that you can keep up on the latest with our classes. We're starting an SAT group as we're speaking right now. Next week, we're going to talk about money matters and how you can make paying for university a little bit easier. So stay tuned. I'll see you next time. Let me suggest that your best route to getting into Canada is to depend on the good people at score because they've done their research. They know what they're talking about. I am but a lowly advisor in this situation and so put your faith, your faith into the good people at score.