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Hello everybody and welcome again to another OpenShift Commons briefing. This time we're going to get a deep dive on the OpenShift logging stack from someone who's been doing a lot of work with it, Gabrielle Forrest-Stein who's one of the technical account managers for OpenShift and I'm going to let him introduce himself and his background and take it away. We'll have live Q&A at the end and you can stage your questions in the chat. So Gabrielle, please take it away. Okay, hi Diane, hi everyone. I'm Gabrielle Stein and I'm a technical account manager for OpenShift. I have a lot of customers which have problems with logging stack, how it works and how it could have a better performance and fix also some problems. So I decided to do a presentation talking about the logging stack and how to fix some issues and also introducing to people the logging stack firstly. So that's why I'll show you now, it's just like an introduction and then after we go for some experience which I have with my customers so that you can also understand better how the logging stack works and also how to fix some problems and even also there is some hints how we can work together if you are a Red Hat customer and would like to use our support so that you know already how much data or what data you should send to us on our logging stack so that we can have a much better work together and a faster approach to these problems. So let's start with the basic definitions from the logging stack, what is the logging stack first when we install OpenShift and then you do the setup, you install the logging stack, you have like three components, mainly three components working which is the Elastic Search and also the Fluent D and also the Kibana so you have like the three components which forms this acronym which is EFK and Elastic Search Fluent D and Kibana so that is the main components from the Elastic Search and what those like Fluent D, Fluent D just like do the tail from logs from every node which I have running OpenShift so I will split pods from Fluent D on every node and these pods will be telling the logs from my node and information also from my namespaces and applications which I'm running on top of OpenShift. These logs are after the tail from Fluent D sent to Elastic Search and Elastic Search is a store for these logs so I will have these logs there and also indexes for these logs so for an easy approach, easy use for these logs so I can view it on Kibana and Kibana it's just mainly the tool which I use to open these logs which are stored in Elastic Search just like a web UI which I use for that and that's what I told you EFK so the Elastic Search is the store which I have so for logs I deliver these logs for Kibana I can visualize these logs on Kibana and also create indexes and one thing of Elastic Search which we should pay attention of that is like it's a Java application so I will not go like in discussion if Java is good or not but there concerns a lot of resources right so we should have like a plenty of RAM and CPU for that we have we should plan for it that do we have enough RAM and not CPU and also this with a lot of or a lot no but with good IO so you need to have fast disks that you could store these logs and you could be a fast access or be better to access and we're using Kibana right and firstly you will ask me hey Gabriel why what kind of plenty of RAM they should have or how much RAM and how much CPU should have for these it's hard to come to a customer and say hey put that amount of RAM and we'll work for you or this amount of CPU this is something that should be planned should be first checked how many logs you have in your OpenShift cluster how many amount this amount of logs and also you you should need how many or much RAM for it we have some kind of documentation and they are documentation we have a kind of formula and for this formula you can see how much lines of room logs will be stored and how many indexes and everything but for my experience I should like put a lot of RAM firstly and CPU associated to this logging stack so if I see that I need less resources if the logging stack is really running well and they can take these resources back and they could do it and then it will be much better and one thing that is happens a lot of time if you are setting elastic search and you don't have a plan how to do it and there is a need some resources right and then you have problems taking these logs storing these logs with elastic search and also producing indexes and if that happens will happen that you cannot see these logs on Kibana right because elastic search cannot prepare these logs so I can check on Kibana what kind of logs I will need. Fluency is also a port which I will have running on my nodes OpenShift nodes and the approach for these is that you will have like these logs send to elastic search and the elastic search will create indexes and will manipulate these logs so I can view it and visualize on Kibana and Kibana is just like poor web UI for elastic search which I use to check my logs which are produced on my OpenShift nodes. I have also some deployment considerations so what we should do before we just deploy the logging stack in our OpenShift cluster so the most important thing when I'm deploying an OpenShift cluster is as I already said is like to I should plan how big is the amount of logs which I will use or how many resources I will need for it of course the approach if you have the split clusters OpenShift cluster for development and another split cluster cluster for production you should also check it you need for development probably much more resources because you have developers developing or doing a lot of tests and CI CD and a lot of deployments on this development cluster and this will produce a lot of logs right and in another way if you are going to the production cluster you have your applications running there and you have your customers taking these logs or producing these using the applications right and they also need to check if this is an application which you are deployed on top of OpenShift that produces a lot of logs right you need a lot of resources too right and as I said to you there is a basic calculation I will show you after there's a newer L a solution from Red Hat and an article which you can use for the turbo shooting from the logging stack and you can have some basic information there for it and also it's important also that you check the configuration from FluentD mainly on the OpenShift we have some plugins which are already deployment with the FluentD configuration right running with together with FluentD but we are fortunately or fortunately we don't support new plugins if you start using different plugins together with the FluentD pods on top of OpenShift these will bring some complications to us so I will also do give an advice that we take care with with these just don't install different plugins on top of FluentD pods there because you probably have some problems and then if you reach our support and then we see that there's some plugin which is not so to say supported by us then you have some problems right the second consideration or another consideration is from Elasticsearch is like if you would like to have an HA setup please have three nodes from OpenShift running Elasticsearch pods so that you have this HA running your cluster and another thing is for storage right don't take care of how much consumption you have on your storage for this indexes from Elasticsearch it could bring some complications so leave it like between 50 and 70 percent no more than these if you have more than these you start getting some complications and also you probably will not consume logs you cannot consume these logs on Kibana and other considerations are that the Docker if you are doing the configuration from Docker there please set the json file as log driver this is something that is standard in the new versions for OpenShift and the JournalD gave a lot of complications for the customers in the past so we advise our customers to use the json file instead of JournalD so that we can work better with the customer and haplicas if I have haplicas from my data from Elasticsearch and please pay attention these haplicas are different from from the the nodes which I have from the pods which I will have from Elasticsearch I can have many pods from Elasticsearch but I'm saying here about the haplicas and the haplicas is the data which I will be storing from Elasticsearch so mainly if you have like one haplica we have two copies from this data from Elasticsearch and for three you have more copies for that you have like haplica from this data and then it will be better secure and that if you have some problems in a in a node from Elasticsearch you can use another haplicas with this data and another recommendation or consideration is that this configuration which you can set on the demon set from from FluentD is the merge in the json log right this is causing a lot of problems in our customer setups because there's a lot of applications and running on these clusters from our customers which have different kind of mapping from the data and from the indexes and Elasticsearch sometimes doesn't understand and why it doesn't understand is because you have some data which are stored on these indexes which are strings or binary data types so if you try to store a binary or integer on the string data type there you have some problems and with the merge json log as true this will bring you problems on the log because you cannot see some part of the logs or part of these logs will not appear on the kibana so false means that you kind of ignore these mappings from string on integral and they will not break your logging to appear then on kibana about performance I have some types to improve performance and first is like you just need to say it again right it's like please don't use NFS this is something which is are on our documentation please don't use NFS in production this is the worst error which you can do deployment from a logging stack and the data from Elasticsearch on top of NFS already said fast disks are a must right you need to have really to have a good IO right and RAM you need to have enough RAM that you could have better logging processing from this Elasticsearch and I will say why it is and firstly is that you if you don't have enough RAM and the consumption from Elasticsearch is too slow the logs from FluentD you will start on the nodes to stay over there and then you cannot consume the whole logs from FluentD so if you have enough RAM you can consume these logs from FluentD you will have no problems with this output from logs and consumption from this Elasticsearch and another component from our logging stack is the Curator the Curator is like the home job or which we have on the OpenShift logging project and the Curator the main function for it is like to do the maintenance which I will have on my logging stack firstly is like I will delete the indexes in a couple of days I can set up it's like 10 or 11 or 30 days right and he will delete the indexes in these days we will like we will work like really a cron job like a cron job and the recommendation which I spoke with our team is like to have seven days you if you would like to have more than seven days will be complicated because then you have much more indexes and this will affect performance and also can even break your setup like with customers already had set up for 60 days or 45 days and this break up complete this setup so keep it in just seven days if you would like to have it for more days more than seven days and have better performance or a better approach so I will recommend that you probably need to go for another product like as a plank or another logging product but for us for the our logging stack is not recommended to go for more than these and also I said to you that about the replicas so you have the copy from data from elastic search in a couple of elastic search nodes right and the shards which you the indexes are split it through the nodes which are running elastic search and this is splitting is like doing by shards right the thing is if you have a lot of shards and more than the usual this will affect performance so use this shards configuration with caution like don't just split the shards for a lot of nodes or do a lot of shards for it because it could affect performance and even break your setup your logging stack setup so I have customers that are just using the normal configuration for shards and also taking care of this deletion from from from the indexes and this this works really really well but if you have a really big setup so you need to do it but do it with caution right always if you have support from our product from redhead so contact your support team or a team or technical account manager and ask him for this and then we have some common errors which you have in our logging stack so this is what happens with a lot of customers first it's like the fluent D doesn't work anymore or doesn't send the logs to elastic search and also mainly the customers perceive this error when they cannot see the logging on Kibana so this is a problem it's unfortunately resources you need to check if you have enough resources for it right and another error is also that the fluent D cannot send quickly the logs to elastic search and elastic search cannot consume it as as wished and one tip or one hint which I give to my customers is like if you I will speak about more about the logging dump right but if you someone asked for you to do the logging dump and this is the to take all the information from the logging stack running and put in some files and put in some description files and if you are to produce in this logging dump and you have some errors like exit code 60 or 28 or some exit code this could be that you are having problems with resources that even the logging dump even the catching from whole information which you have in your logging stack you have some problems you don't have enough resources to run this logging dump and you have like this URL which I put here and I don't know probably Diane will share this presentation with you this is the main article which we have on redhead with a lot of trouble shooting hints what we should use to troubleshoot open shift logging stack so also there is some link the link for the logging dump how I can take use this script for the logging dump and also how can debug kibana elastic search and friendly there's different topics on this article and I think it's really important that to to use that so now I was just speaking about open shift three or at least the the logging stack mainly from open shift three and I was talking with the colleagues about the open shift four and what we should expect from the open shift four and the logging stack mainly if we compare the setup from the logging stack on open shift three three x and four x when you are deploying things on the open shift three you are using ansible for it we are using ansible scripts right and on open shift four we are doing the deployment from from the logging stack using an operator we have a cluster logging operator so we can go to the web interface on our open shift there and just do the go to the operator hub a search for clustering cluster logging and do the deployment from our operator for clustering login and then you have the kibana and splinty and everything that you need and I will probably in the end of the presentation show you this in open shift four web interface let's see so one thing so one thing which will come on the next versions from open shift of the logging stack will be like the logging forwards and that means that you will you can forward the logs which you are having on flinty to another sources like you can export for splunk gray log or kefka and you though will not need the whole infrastructure from from the logging stack right and you also can use tls between the collector which is collecting the logs which is the flint d right and the destination which will forward the logs now and the open shift three four four three is tech preview you can now start using it and check it and this will be ga are generally a general availability for version 4.5 and for it you can also and for the logging forwards you can also you can have the audit logs you can forward these audit logs from the systems to another external systems and then you can check like in the example here like the how how is the access for the cluster and then you have these audit logs also in the external tool you can also send in a system and also will be an upgrade a upgraded version from the elastic search in kibana so we have the version 6 from both right we'll move from the search board to open distro yeah and the new data model will also improve not just its scalability but also performance right and we'll have a better separation between the operator from the logging the cluster logging and also elastic search and the product also from elastic that is kibana this is planned for version 4.5 so the logging dump this is for both open shift for open shift three x and four x when you have problems on the logging stack you have different ways so that you can debug the problem or troubleshoot the problem one could be like you can access the logging project there and with the OC command line right and check what pods are running and check the logs or check the description for the described from the pods and from the components on the project or you can do a logging dump a logging dump is just a script that you run in our open shift cluster and this is script you just like catch the information from the open shift logging project namespace and we'll create a directory with the with this whole information so that you could use it for debugging the logging stack what is happening if you have enough resources or if you have problems with indexes and and so on right and if you are working actively with the support from redhead you can also send it for for the support from redhead here I have a logging dump here is a file which I compact and put in a small file if the whole information from a logging stack it would like to have some help on this that's that we can do so mainly the operation for these is like you catch the script is this in cherry script right and then you run this script with as an admin cluster admin because you need to catch this information and then you have like a directory with the information and I will show you also a little bit about the logging dump in the next so the logging dump when I create this logging dump from my from my system from my logging stack and we have different directories and every directory has a kind of function the first level which you can say is like if is a directory for every component from the logging stack which is the corata and fluently the elastic search in kibana so I will have like inside of this directory so we have like the information from the pods running this fluently or elastic search in kibana so on and also we have logs right and the last directory which is project is really I scrapped from the whole project from the open shift log logging project so I will have there inside the demo sets the deployment configs the ports configuration and so on I will have the whole components from my project there in files so I can read it and I can see how the deployment from this logging stack was made right so to go in something to do something practical I have here an example from the logging dump I created here a logging dump file which I downloaded and it's just a shell script which goes through the logging stack and saves the details and the logs from the my logging stack in different directories so if I run this script I will go I will have a kind of directory like this and go into the directory as I said so you'll have these directories which is corata elastic search fluently kibana and project so go into the corata I will have mainly the description from the port running the corata if you remember the corata is just a crown job which runs from time to time and here I have just like some errors that is you didn't run well or have some problems right this is an error which I'm having here on my logging stack and if I go to the logs directory so I have some logs the files are already compact and they can use less for example and so we have like the content from this file you can see what is happening with my router and the same approach is if I'm going to the elastic search directory and for example here we already see that is nothing there so why is nothing there I will show you easy I have already an error on my cluster here running for example so if we already have customers sent to us these logs this logging dump and I see that the directory from elastic search is already empty is really something that is not okay so I will ask for the customer the first thing like to to show me if the logging the elastic search ports are running or not so we need to also then investigate why these elastic search ports are not running and then I can use a lot of tools like go into the logs or do a describe on the port and then I can see what is going on so another directory which I have is like if I go the main directory here of the Fluent D so I have my Fluent D ports they are running there I will have here files for every node running the Fluent D ports so that means that they have here six, four, seven nodes running a front D sorry so I open a file here and they will have the details from from my Fluent D ports like this is exactly if I run or see the scribe port on top of this OpenShift Fluent D port so and then we see also that here is the merge JSON log as true that's something which is we probably should change if you are having some complications with the logging from Fluent D and sends to elastic search and if elastic search cannot understand it I'm going to the log directory logs directory I have the logs from Fluent D so I can also use this or just open this file and I can see what is going on the first file which I opened was the logs from the Fluent D and the communication with elastic search is send logs to elastic search and here is like the log from the port which is the Fluent D port running on the node so I have some errors I have some problems here or just some warnings which I should check what is going on right and we saw in minutes ago my elastic search port is not running so here's it cannot send the logs to elastic search and also I if I do a check here I have probably also some stack file here stale files which cannot be sent to my elastic search and also it's important to mention that inside of logs I will also have logs for every port running on my nodes from an open shift right so I can go into all the this logging files from the Fluent D ports and check what is going on and go into Kebana it's also the same so I will have the description from the port running Kebana so this is the data which I have on my Kebana port running and in the logs also I have I will have the logs on my Kebana port running there it's also complaining that the elastic search is not running I have here some in my cluster I have some problems with the storage is the storage is not mounting so that's why this happened this error and if I go to the project I will see like my config maps demon sets deployment configs and persistent volumes and routes and services and so on so even my secrets they can check it out I have the information for my nodes here running the logging stack so one thing also I which I can see here doing this is also if a node from open shift is over committed if I have a lot of the limits really is really high so my node cannot attend the whole demand which I have on my logging stack and also I can see also the events from the project empty and also I said to you that you can change the merge JSON log configuration to false and he is on demon sets they go for flinty logging flinty I can see this configuration here or true so I will probably in this case go to my customer and say hey please change the demon set and set it for false of course you need to do it on on the cluster from my customer so I just see that is wrong and they can advise him so it's better to do and how you can fix this problem so is the mainly the logging dump which we have this is really helpful we will help a lot you to check what is going on with the logging stack and I recommend to you also to check this link to the troubleshooting the open shift logging stack and how to produce the login dump so you can start navigating into it and also check what is going on and of course we have all supported which can help you on this demand so I would like to thank you for being here to watch this presentation I have a lot of I presented a lot presented a lot of things there's much more than which I can do in a presentation about the logging stack I hope that you enjoy it and if you have some questions please vote on the questions I will check now the questions let's see yes there are a number of questions so and I think they're all good ones so the most recent one Noville is asking about forwarding logs to Splunk and they want to have the same indexing in Splunk i.e. namespace indexing but he's not seeing anything is one written up about it and he's wondering if there's any if this is possible and if you know let's see okay indexing is Splunk good question I to be honest I didn't I didn't use it is Splunk with the logging forward until now I don't have a customer doing that until now so we probably need to check the documentation and and find a way to do it probably it's possible right and if not we can do also kind of request for enhancement and try to fix it in the next versions from the the open shift logging stack and then there's another one from Amadeo yeah I'm checking it yeah what new elastic features such as index life cycle management are they available is it possible to use that in open shift without using curator oh the first version the first thing is like about the logging stack is like we are using not the most updated version from the elastic search so we are using the version six and as I remember the elastic search now the last version is the version seven let me check so we are not like with the resources or we are not the same version from elastic search which you can just use it without the open shift logging stack and I don't I never I never see someone doing it without karate I think karate now is the way to do it we would probably could check it in the next versions I think that was there was a couple other questions here clothes asking what you would recommend for any further reading documentation or books on this topic first we are using the the open shift if you have also access to the documentation from open shift or even okd right read the docs from from okd what we offer there is the first point of start and also the documentation from elastic is really good you have a really good documentation there but it's something that you need to to take care to pay attention that is that the elastic search which you find on the website from elastic is the some versions I had from our version use it in open shift so you probably try to to to implement something which is on this documentation from elastic website and it's not compatible with our version because we are a little bit back on this versions management from elastic search list and also the documentation from fluently are really good so I will also go for the website from fluently and let me check it out they have also really good documentation there which is docs dot fluently dot org so you have also some good documentation to start and I'll Gabriel and I will collect some of those links and put them in a blog post on openshift.com along with his presentation and the video for this so these are all great questions and you know we look forward to having more talks on this topic obviously and perhaps we can get the elastic folks to come on and give a talk about you know what's going on in their latest versions and what we can anticipate in the future yeah that would be a good follow on to this as well so thank you very much I thank you Gabriel for your time and for taking the time to walk through all of this I will try and get all of this up in the next day or so so look for it probably on Monday on the openshift.com blog and it'll probably be on the YouTube channel openshift sooner than that takes a little while to get the blog published so thank you again Gabriel and thank you all for attending and for your thank you all


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I never had no trouble sleeping What a touch nobody'll ever run a benefit for that kid You don't look like he needs one now either I can see myself doing the same thing 30 years ago You charge the other kids for going in I had another racket, but I was like him Hey kid What's your name kid No nice racket you got if you want a piece the answer is no How much do you make your kid? How much you making your business? That's right kid. Don't let anybody look at the books This is so much buy yourself a cash register Come on Steve I'll take the car back myself. Well, what about me stick around find out about that kid get his name and worry Let's I want to see him the new med Willie stone before he cut his eye teeth. Yeah How old was he then 14? His folks were dead and he lived with his sister She worked in an office for 25 a week One day I went on to see They lived in a cheap flat on the same block. Yes. I'm Betty stone I'd like to talk to you about your brother. Is he in trouble? No, but he will be unless he gets straightened up I know but I can't do anything with him. I'd like to help you if you'll let me who are you? My name is Harry Baker the Harry Baker. Mm-hmm get out. Well, you haven't heard what I want to say I don't care. You'd probably like to help Willie so he can grow up and work for you You're wrong miss. Well, then why should you care about him? I saw him in the 10th Street Pier a couple of weeks ago The boy looks like I did thinks like I did that's why I like it So you want him to be like you now? I came here to try to give him the things I never had This is a chance for the kid a chance for him to turn out legit make look. I don't want to tell will you sit down? Hear what I have to say Maybe I can talk you into doing it. Well, I Did sort come into it. I gave her some dough Well, he went to school He never knew it was come from me We made up some kind of a story about her one of the sweepstakes message for you. Mr. Taylor. Oh, thank you nurse It's from Memorial Hospital Baker They say that Willie Stone's condition is still critical. You want to hear the rest of the story? Yeah, please go ahead A lot of time went by before I saw Willie again About four years. I guess it was I Used to send dough to the sister and she kept the kid in school Then one day Steve Harry Harry the kids outside. Oh, Willie stone Willie storm. What's he doing here? I don't know but he's asking for you Well, what do you think? Oh? Remember me kid on the dock Willie storm Yeah, sure like a talk to you Okay, come on and wait outside with your Steve. Yeah, sure Son, I'm kid.  Thanks to you What do you mean? I don't try to cover mr. Bake. I know the whole score. You bought me these clothes You sent me to school. Where did you get that? I'm a letter you sent to my sister. I've had this check in it Yeah I'll come here to read the letter. Are you open it? You think that was right? Well, that's what you're doing now wait a minute kid.  I just want to pick the subject You sent me to the wrong kind of school You want to go someplace else? Yeah Yeah, I Don't get it. I want to go to school here in the office. I want to learn the rackets That's not what I sent you to school for look. I want a job with you. Do I get it?  I wanted to give him a break Might have been better if you'd given him a good example a visitor for you Hello Steve, how are you Harry? Not so good Taylor, this is Steve Conway. Hello Conway. Hi Taylor's with the FBI I'm just filling him in on Willie Stone.  What happened after he came to your office. Oh I Thought he'd gone back to school. I I was busy and I didn't have time to check For a couple of months later. I had a visit was Steve showed him in the Well, hello there miss down. What can I do for you? I came here to compliment you on the job You did on my brother. Well, I turned out to be a first-class hoodlum. It's one. I should have known from the beginning That's all you wanted. Wait a minute. What are you talking about? What's this hoodlum? You should know that Ain't the kid going to school. No, I found out this morning. He hasn't been there in months I found out a lot of other things too. He suddenly has lots of money a flashy car and what's more? He carries a gun look miss down. This is all news to me. I don't believe you Where is Willie? I don't know. Isn't he home? No, he moved out this morning. Where to? I have no idea. You know where he hangs out in a basement on Market Street I'll have my boys check on him and if what you're telling me is true. I'll go see him tonight Oh guys maintenance call order We'll start this under the table. Let's see it mule Frankie. It's a hundred and ten bucks every store paid with the Broadway tailor shop He still refuses to join. Yeah says he don't need protection. We'll figure a way to change his mind. All right, Joey Let's have your report. What are you? See what is Frankie, right? Yeah, I'm looking for Willie stone. We're holding the meat Hello Willie Well a great mr. Baker What are you doing here? I came to see you what for I Wanted to talk to you. We're having a meeting right now. I can wait. What's with him?  Willing. That's right seems real familiar You know, I got my start in a seller just like this There's only three blocks.  No, it's open is for a little advice When I started in one of these sellers, there was nobody around to help me Nobody around to give me a break like I'm gonna give you now look. I don't talk.  I'm starting here Oh, you're not let's see you stop me Come on. Show me how you do it. I got a kid How do you like this boys? He don't want no action Maybe this will change his marks. I'm sorry. You did that. Well, you get out of here All right, kid We will return in just a minute to tonight's exciting case from the official files of your FBI now the equitable life assurance society will discuss changes in the Social Security law over 45 million Americans and their families are affected by these changes 35 million of these are folks who already have social security numbers their benefits have been increased 50 to 100 percent The remaining 10 million are the newcomers to social security now covered by the law for the first time as soon as the president signed the amended Social Security law the equitable society started to prepare a new and revised edition of its famous fact-finding chart for fathers and mothers This was done in the belief that every intelligent American would want to take a fresh look at his financial picture to see how the Changes in social security have affected him personally what you do when you get this fact-finding chart is very simple You imagine that death has taken you before your time your income has stopped But your kids still have the same appetite for food the same ability to wear our shoes How much money will your wife need to cover the monthly expenses? She will have to face the fact-finding chart for fathers and mothers will give you a reliable and accurate answer with their new Social Security benefits how many additional dollars will they need every week to be well fed well house Well clothed until the youngest child finishes high school in five minutes The fact-finding chart for fathers and mothers gives you an answer guides you every step of the way with easy to understand pictures Once you have the facts you can plan intelligently chances are that with your new social security benefits only a small amount of additional life Insurance will give your family complete security your equitable representative will work out a sound program for you The first step is to ask him for a copy of the revised fact-finding charts for fathers and mothers no charge of course So get in touch with your equitable representative all right care of this station to the equitable life assurance society of the United States And now back to the FBI file the prodigal hoodlum Tonight's case from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation begins back in 1935 One type of gangsterism was passing from the American scene hoodlums moved into new pastures Operated new rackets sometimes retaining the support of corrupt political machines in some places these sinister alliances are operating today Politics and police should have nothing in common Aroused alert citizens have kept them apart in many cities This separation is your best defense against crime Fight in every way you can against a police force being politically shackled It breeds Harry Baker's Steve Conway's and Willie stones Tonight's file continues in the prison hospital ward room Mr. Taylor, I think you'd better let him rest. All right, nice. I'm okay. These are doctor's orders. They've got to go to the waiting room Sure the waiting room is at the end of the ward. Thank you miss. Come on. Come on Right how bad off is he mr. Taylor? He's on a critical list Willie stone Still alive. Yeah conditions the same as bakers though Here's the waiting room Go ahead Thanks. All right, Conway. How about the rest of Baker's story? Well the night the kid slapped Harry's face It was like closing the book Harry never saw him again didn't even talk about him But he couldn't forget Willie cuz his time went on He stepped up into the big leagues He stole the counts from us if he ran low on whiskey to sell he hijacked our trucks Oh, he was in our hair real good Then one day I went to see Harry What's on your mind Steve?   Europe He went there meaning to stay Then the war busted out the Germans grabbed him and threw him into one of them prison camps After the war ended he got sprung hung around Europe till his dough ran out Then just about a month ago. He came back. I Live in a Roman house on the west side Some way Harry dug up my Steve coming That's right. Hello Steve Huh Harry Baker Harry Baker Harry hi, Steve. Hey, come on in come on in thanks. Hi. I didn't know you at first Gee you've changed.  Let me dig you out a drink. I don't want any well When'd you get back about a week ago? You were sure they're a long time too long Steve Well it it sure is good to see Harry. What about Willie stone Steve? What do you mean is he here in town? Yeah, he should be What's he doing? Oh, he's got some kind of a lottery touch. Where's his office? I don't know he keeps moving But he hangs out in the Turkish bath at Madison and Broadway Madison and Broadway I think I'll go over there and see him. Yeah, it's on me. Yeah I'm looking for Willie stone. Where is he on the massage table where in that room? Thanks. I was about time you get what are you one? Hello Willie? Who are you? Let's see if you remember look my I'm Harry Baker Didn't know you put on a little mileage plenty of mileage Been a long time Yeah, let's see last time I saw you was right when I quit school. I know I heard you blew the country Want to your opinion? Yeah When you get back last week Well, I brought you here. I want to talk to you That's kind of a old habit of yours, huh? Look catch me some other time. Well, yeah, I'm waiting for a massage. What are you doing lock in the door? Oh, wait a minute. What are you thinking the table Willie? I got a gun. Yeah, what is this? I told you I wanted to talk you just lay back and listen Anybody ever tell you Willie what happened just before I went to Europe Why I went No Well, my boys had a meeting They said they didn't want to go along with me anymore unless I took care of you. I Just couldn't do it. That's why I blew am I supposed to say thanks? All you got to do is listen You see, I thought I was right and everything I'd ever done with you They can you up sending you to school and then running away, so it's not the kid Yeah, I thought I was right until there was a war and I wound up in a prison camp in Belgium I met a guy in the camp a doctor We shared the same sound the stock was a real bright guy No, all the answers about what went on in people's heads look, what are you telling me all this for because it's about us One day I told him about you and me the whole works And that day on the docks till the time you slapped me in that Southern.  He called it Build it up until I got that thinking we were almost the same person.  He said because then I'd be destroying myself You get that kid Do you see what he meant? Yeah, well, I did Then for the first time I seen things as they really were Then they saw what I'd done I'd walked out on my business my friends even the country. I'd lived in for nothing That's why I come home And that's why as soon as I got here. I started looking for you I'm gonna make up for all that Willie. Oh, wait a minute. I'm gonna make up for everything Everything I lost by taking this gun and killing Harry killing her right now Harry Baker pumped five bullets into Willie and Used the last one on himself. Yeah, I know mr. Taylor. Yes, miss. I have some bad news Harry Baker is dead Well, it happened very quickly Oh, and I have a message for you mr. Taylor. Oh, thank you Nurse did you record the time that Baker died? Yes, let's see. It was 813 This message is from Memorial Hospital Willie Stone died too at exactly 813 As you have seen tonight's case from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Is a story of misdirected good intentions of a juvenile delinquent who in spite of money and a costly education Became a vicious criminal Yes, there is no Royal Road to good citizenship No easy way to curb juvenile delinquency It is a known fact that there are two requirements of normal childhood love and example Had Harry Baker realized this had he set Willie a good example Had he made the effort to give him intelligent discipline understanding guidance instead of mere dollars This file might have had a different conclusion As events turned out however, this ending was inevitable For as long as our society breeds Harry Baker's and Willie Stones The Federal Bureau of Investigation will never rest until every one of them is either dead or behind prison bars In just a moment you will hear about next week's exciting case from the files of your FBI But first another message from our equitable society representative on the fact-finding chart for fathers and mothers Equitable men have been mighty pleased with the way folks have been helped by these charts and they've been going fast But if you haven't got yours yet, don't worry if you act quickly you can still get one without obligation Just ask your equitable representative for the fact-finding chart for fathers and mothers Revised to fit the new Social Security law or send a postcard care of this radio station to the equitable life of Shulin Society of the United States Next week we will dramatize another case from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation File number 294 its subject bank robbery its title for Tet for crime The incidents used in tonight's equitable life of Shulin Society's Broadcast are adapted from the files of the Federal Bureau of Investigation However, all names used are fictitious and any similarity thereof to the names of places or persons living or dead is accidental Tonight the music was composed and conducted by Frederick Steiner. 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She is freaky dude. She is so freaky. You guys are awesome. Thank you. Dude, Aaron! This is what a punk is made. Aaron, dude! It was hilarious. I love this. My first question. First, I want to get you guys to react to my friend Brandon. Can I get Brandon in here? Can y'all react to Brandon? What do you think of Brandon's cosplay? It's terrifying. It's perfect though. He is so good. He did Pennywise Proud. The teeth are amazing. Can I say that? Yes. Fantastic. Where do you get those teeth like that? It's great. Oh, the way out of what? My mouth. Real quick, you guys are really young. But you guys have a big part of Hollywood history. There's movies that come out every Friday. It, to me, is iconic. So you guys having a piece of it is pretty dope. So how are you guys reflecting on being a part of such an important piece of horror history or movie history? It's very surreal. Go ahead. Okay. I was just going to say it's helped us do stuff like this and go to these conventions and meet a lot of our fans and that's just what it's all about. Well, that's why we have fans. Exactly, yeah. It's really, yeah. I inspired for the movie to be a part of a movie like this. And it's dream come true. Dream come true. Yeah, and the movie broke records, but the fans broke the records not us. So thank you guys for that so much. I think it's cool just to come out to these events because, like you said, it's the fans that go out to make our movie what it is. So I'm just glad we're able to give them something that they could latch on to and especially because it already has a fan base. If you give them something that's even really good, they really will go for it and fight for it and see it three, four, five times. So we'll be there for that to happen. Oh, Cody, how are you? I have a question. What is the best part of the experience for you guys? Is it doing the film or is it the interactions like this? That's hard to choose. Right? I say the film because before I started acting, I never visualized having fans. I wanted to act because I wanted to act. I never cared about fame. I never visualized walking to Red Carpet or anything. But I did care about being able to act and express myself on camera or on a stage whenever that's all I cared about. I got one more for you. How's it feel to be a part of DC? Oh, it's so sick. Again, it's a dream come true. I grew up with DC and opposed to Marvel. I mean, I don't know. Batman is my OG favorite superhero of all time. So, yeah, thank you. It's incredible. It's incredible.  How do you deal with, just like your characters have to deal with in it, your fears in real life, especially when it comes to this acting and entertainment business? I think it's cool. I think it's easier because we actually have a group of guys, like we're really blessed to have, you know, a lot of people make movies every day, but they make their movies and they separate. But the fact that we actually were able to, we actually loved each other and liked each other as friends, it makes it easier because now it's like, oh, we have a problem, we're not going through it alone. So the same way in the film, it's like that same message of friendship is what conquers, you know, the hardships because not that we're really that tough, just that we can count on each other to help us do our times. Yeah, and that was great to be in a group of kids is because like when we walk through this, usually people walk through it alone and we all had a hand to hold. You know, I laid my heart on the court and, you know, I come to this organization, I know with expectations, the city has expectations for how we perform and we're just not doing it and I put that on me as the leader of the team and as the veteran player, you know, you know, coming from the inner cities, you know, this was my outlet and I just, I don't want to let my teammates down, I don't want to let myself down. I go in the gym all off season and I come back trying to improve and sharpen my skills and, you know, I believe in the process, trust the process, shout out to Joel and Bid and I just wanted, you know, this next game will be better than the one that we just played and this is not the team we are and this is not the organization we are and it's not the player I am and you know me, you know me, you know what I do and I just want to thank y'all and I'll be back. I just remember being young and I didn't know, young and restless, I didn't know I wanted to be an actor ever but I do, now that I look back, I remember just being in my room and like acting out scenes from Star Wars and like crying and like pretend crying in my bed and just being weird and making faces all the time so that was like my earliest, that was when I became, that's not cool. So yeah, but I mean I just love acting and expressing emotions like you said.  We tell you about it's awesome but if you've been a part of it it's more fun to be like your own. You know what you gotta say about us, huh? They're alright. You're okay. They're alright. Just kidding. We fell in love as soon as we met. I don't love you man, I like you strongly. You're alright Chosen, you love me. I love you bro. Yeah, we love each other. I love you too son. Why? Why? You see this? So I'm gonna tell you about playing under the kitchen table. Yeah, not exactly studying but watching it in order to respect it. I think all of us, some of us didn't watch it just because we didn't want to copy it and I watched it just to see how Jonathan Brandis did it and especially with the stutter and all that and obviously it's an incredible movie and so basically it wasn't for research it was just to pay respect to it. It was definitely a very special movie for me and obviously the outcome was crazy and people liked the movie I guess but just filming it was amazing an amazing experience because like I said we all loved each other and that's rare. That's rare where you do a movie especially with other kid actors and you actually like them so it was very special for all of us.


Well, the conservative dream of having their own anti-woke superhero has unfortunately crumbled because the financing for this project was essentially stolen, so The Daily Beast has the story here. Will Summer writes, an attempt to make a right-wing superhero movie has ended in disaster with $1 million missing in China and a participant facing a federal indictment. Quote, I wouldn't count on us getting the money back, Theodore Beale, a far-right blogger known as Vox Day admitted to his fans and investors in a video last week. This isn't how Beale's followers thought their investments would go in 2019, when they started contributing to fund a film based on a Confederacy-themed superhero comic book character created by Beale. A trailer promoting the proposed movie, Rebel's Run, featured the character Rebel fighting a global police force hunting down free-thinking conservatives. The Tucker Carlson collaborator, Scooter Donnie, signed onto Direct. Beale's supporters rapidly blew past an initial $750,000 fundraising goal, ultimately raising more than $1 million. That money was supposed to be held in escrow to secure several million more dollars in funding. Three years later though, the cash is gone and with it, Beale's hopes for a movie. Now, I'll tell you specifically what happened to that money, but first, I just want to show you the trailer because I know you're itching to see what this is about, and it's just sad because this is what they took from us. So, it looks amazing in my opinion. But I'm not going to watch it because they went woke. I thought this was an anti-woke superhero, but yet you have a woman as the superhero. Everyone knows women can't be superheroes. So to cast a woman as your main protagonist, you've gone woke. Look, in all honesty, obviously I'm being facetious for those who can't detect it. The movie looks like dog shit, but I've got to commend him for the style. I think that there's clearly talent here if he created this character. I hate the Confederate guard, but just like the design overall, I can appreciate the art. But it's not going to happen. The movie isn't going to come to fruition because the money is gone. Now, this isn't the first time that conservatives have been defrauded. Need I remind you that thousands of conservatives funded the We Build the Wall project and raised $25 million to fund Trump's border wall. But Brian Colfidge, one of the co-founders of the project, pled guilty of pocketing those funds and Steve Bannon was charged with money laundering and the wall was never built. So it was all just a grift. Now, in Beale's instance, to his credit, this was not a grift. He actually wanted to make the movie. The problem was that it was going to be difficult to find people that wanted to work with him, given the Confederate subject matter and the horrible things that he said in the past. We're talking about homophobia, sexism, racist comments. I believe that he said he didn't support women's suffrage or implied that he didn't support women's suffrage, so not necessarily an individual that many people would want to work with. So he decided to find a financier to put the money in escrow of this business that was a little bit sketched. The name alone was a little bit sesame. It was Ohana Capital Financial. So he put his money with them. And that's when it went poof. The Daily Beast continues, as Ohana's promotional materials put it, according to prosecutors, the firm offered banking to the unbankable. On November 5th, 2020, Beale transferred the $1 million to Ohana to be held in escrow in advance of future film funding. Ohana was the creation of James Wolfgram, a self-described cryptocurrency billionaire who posted pictures of sports cars that supposedly belonged to him on social media. But in fact, according to a federal indictment filed last month, Wolfgram's wealth was a sham. The sports car pictures, for example, were pulled from other websites. Wolfgram's business also sold what were billed as high-tech cryptocurrency mining rigs, but those two were a hoax. According to prosecutors, with their screens just running on a loop to create the illusion of mines. Unbeknownst to Beale and his supporters, the indictment alleges Wolfgram was deeply in debt to one of his businesses, other clients. That client had paid Ohana more than $4 million in September of 2020, several months into the COVID-19 pandemic, as part of what was meant to be a payment to a Chinese manufacturer of personal protective equipment. Instead of carrying out the transaction, prosecutors alleged Wolfgram spent the millions on his own unrelated business issues. Now, seven figures in the hole and with no PPE to show for it, Wolfgram allegedly used the rebels' run money to buy the Chinese medical equipment. Soon after that, according to a video Beale released to his fans, the blogger and his collaborators became suspicious and contacted the FBI, sparking the investigation into Wolfgram. And now Wolfgram is facing four counts of wire fraud because he took the rebel run money and used it for a different reason. So pretty much, you know, a textbook fraud situation here. Now, Beale is understandably upset here, even if I disagree with him. He put money with this individual and it was not used for the reason it was used for, right? So he's angry and he's going to lash out. But what he's saying is kind of bizarre to me. He's claiming that this isn't just an instance of him and his fans being defrauded. Really, this goes deeper. It's a targeted operation. I don't really think so. I don't think that this is some grand conspiracy. I think that you just kind of got taken advantage of because you really couldn't turn to anyone else. So you opted for somebody who was a shady crypto billionaire, which that alone to me would be a huge red flag. But I mean, if you're desperate and you need to put this money in escrow, then what else are you going to do? So, you know, just on a human level, I do feel bad for Beale and his fans because they poured a lot of money and I'd imagine passion into this. And it all amounted to nothing. But at the same time, it's sad that he doesn't want to use his talent for good instead. He's promoting anti SJW propaganda and the whole premise alone of like a superhero that's fighting against what was it that the Daily Beast said? Fighting against a global police force hunting down free thinking conservatives. It's just so corny.  I'd opt for the latter. I don't want to see politics overtly injected in films because I feel like that just doesn't work very well. Political messages in films work when they're more subtle, right? When you're trying to drive home a point, but you prime the viewers to think about the point that you want them to make rather than just like throwing it in people's faces. So I think that overall, you know, this would have been extremely cringy, but it's not for me. It's not for me, right? It's not for us. But either way, the project is gone and the movie is not going to happen. But it seems as if Bill is working on other movies. Apparently he's working with somebody who thinks that the moon landing was faked and they're going to play the head of NASA in a different movie he's working on. I'm not sure he's going to try to fund it himself or do something different. But either way, he's going to produce some gems for us. And look, it's sad that he got defrauded. But you win some, you lose some. Maybe, you know, something in the future will work out for him. But either way, to have a relatively successful comic book series is an accomplishment in and of itself. So, you know, I'm sure he'll be able to make his anti-SJW propaganda piece at some point. It just won't be rebels run. So, yeah. I let her have her way. The genital region was exposed. I let her have her way.


Thank you. For my own part, I researched international study in various countries, mostly English-speaking countries, and I was impressed by the dynamic nature of the courses offered in the US colleges and universities. I felt they were very modern. They offered very flexible choices so that I could indulge interests that were not directly at point for my degree, but were important vocationally and tangentially to my area study. And I also felt that the US universities were very vocationally oriented in a way that many universities are not. And so my education wasn't going to be education in a vacuum. It was education that was geared toward...


It would be helpful to me in observing it, but I would not, if I were y'all, I'd stay back in the hallway back next to my little room, so that they got room. And I'd clear the chairs around, but I believe that a hunter so can get in there, and that's all that they need, and that's twice what they'll have. I think our general demeanor, I'd like to have you all thinking on it. But I think I ought to try to make my replies risk and breathe, and not try to explain anything to them. Just try to say yes and no as much as I can, and have a little humor in it. And I do think we ought to have every question and answer, and we ought to circulate a little more you and Jack and George out among them to get their feel on what they're saying. You might find out what Scotty Reston's got on his mind. Did he see you yesterday? He was in for an hour or so seeing Bundy, and you might drift in there and say, well, what's Scotty thinking these days, or find out? I think I ought to try to see Lipman today. That's a good idea. Because I've never had any of this church stuff at all, and I'd like to get, Jack will get the letters that I wrote, church, and he wrote me. I've forgotten who drafted it. You drafted the church. Somebody did. It was good letters, I remember. He wrote me a nice letter, and I wrote him one, which kind of proves that there's no truth to this stuff. But I think that Lipman may be a little sensitive to it. Did you read him in Newsweek this week? No. He has a fairly negative calm saying that the president really does not believe in debate, apparently, because he doesn't believe that the American people in Congress ought to debate Vietnam. He said this is where he differs with the president. Well, he doesn't understand that I'm debating it every night. I try to do a week with all of them, and I've never objected to anybody debating on that. If you call him in, Mr. President, I think, for example, I have a transcript of one of those sessions when you were very good, when you say a lot of the things that I know he believes. You might show him that, one of those briefings over there. Just let him read it off the record, not the publication. I've been just showing what's going on. I have one question. Has anyone talked to you about the consideration being given on the Hill, not making the Social Security benefits retroactive? There is a movement afoot among some to drop the retroactivity part of the Social Security benefits. Gardner, I think, Kirby Gordon and others feel that this would have a serious effect on the economic situation toward the end of the year, and we need to make a determined fight to keep that retroactive pause back to January 1 in the bill on Medicare and Social Security. My judgment is that it ought to be retroactive. I have not analyzed the pros or the cons. My reason, though, is not because of the economy. I think we use the economy too much to spend money. I think that I just tired of these old clichés that we just got to do it now. We don't do it if it's agricultural payments at all. That's never justified. And you and Kirby and Gardner never have recommended we dump a billion extra for cotton farming, or a billion extra for a wage an hour increases over the United States. But you do on withholdings, and you do on this. So I don't think that that would be my basis. I believe we come to the same agreement, so it's unimportant. And I would be glad to hear somebody ten minutes on each side. But my reason would be saying that I agreed to go $400 million on health. I've never seen an antitrust suit lie against an old-age pensioner for a monopoly or a concentration of power or a closely held wealth. I've never seen it applied to the average worker. And I've never seen one have too much health benefits. And when they come into me and say we've got to have $400 million more so we can take care of some doctors, because I'm worried on health. I'm pretty much worried on education. I'm worried anywhere it's practical. And I mean by that, do you see the problem about your poverty bars now? They're dragging a heel and they don't want to go testify because they haven't got the money spent. I told them that last year, but oh no, they already had more of it and they'd be going at such a rate. You remember the screams? If I had them, it would make them look like children now. But I anticipated this and I tried to get them to be moderate and I wouldn't give them $400 million at lunch. But now they're holding back and won't go get their authorization because they haven't got the money spent and they're going to wind up. They wind up with a continuing resolution, not getting the hearings and they at least ought to go to the Senate where they get friendly in this or someplace and start putting in the basic stuff and dodge this issue and then estimate how much your allocations are going to be. They ought to be starting that thing and getting it along because they don't get caught in this thing. They're not going to do anything during March. Then Easter's going to come, everybody's going to home Easter. Then they're going to come back and May is going to be graduation month. And we're not going to get anything through. But anyway, that's the only reason to hold down on poverty because I didn't think it's practical to make it look bad and I'd be for $2 billion instead of $1 billion for it. If you had it out and if you had a good construction man running it and if you had a hard-nosed administrator that had a real reputation of Moses or somebody that you ickies that you just knew couldn't be touched. I'd be for all you could shovel out at the bottom. Therefore, summarizing, my inclination would be and the weight of my judgment at this moment would be that ought to be retroactive as far back as you could get it and I would guess January because none of them ever get enough and that they entitle to it and that that's an obligation of ours and it's just like your mother writing in saying that she wants $20 and I'd always send mine $100 when she did. I never did it because I thought it was going to be good for the economy of Austin. I always did it because I thought she is entitled to it and I think that's a much better reason and a much better cause and I think it can be depended on a hell of a lot better basis. I don't think that you ought to justify shoveling money out just I think we do know that it affects the economy and I think we do think it's balanced and it helps us in that respect but that's not the basis to go to the Hill or the justification we just got to say, my God, you can't treat Grandma this way. She's entitled to it and we promised it to her and we held it up last year and we're committed and we're obligated and we'll get Russel along on the phone and let him give out some interviews and I wish I'd recorded that I'll go and tell the pastor's owner that he's got a test-phone retroactive element. I've got to hear ten minutes of it on each side. I'm just playing multiple heads. But that's my information and that's what every guidance is worth. Okay, anything else? No, sir.


this is really a special occasion for all of us and we are honored that you are here to celebrate the centipede inside us, welcome to the board, for anniversary with us. We, we, I, you know, it's really a pleasure to be here and to let you know that we're here to help you, let us know what can we do to assist you in this event today. We're here to launch the two-year-old theory, which is really such a hidden treasure. We continue to be proud that we have once been his friend and that we have now been given this privilege of undertaking this project together with theory. I think the better place is needed to preserve this national heritage. For people should be given a chance to view this in an accessible area. I learned a lot from him with these few words, because he would say that during meals, together with him, he would say that whatever you do, always do the best. What can you do on that one and a half of the day? He was one person who had helped the life of the community.


In the last segment we took a look at the flow around a cylinder in connective heat transfer and we found that the separation point varied depending if we had a laminar or a turbulent boundary layer. So what we're going to do in this segment is we're going to take a closer look at what is happening with the boundary layer. So with the boundary layer on the cylinder I'll draw a Y normal to the wall. So this is looking at a section of wall assuming that it's normal to the cylinder itself. So let's see here. Let me sketch out. If this is the cylinder what we're doing is we're zooming in on a section and Y would be normal to the surface of the cylinder. So that's kind of what we're looking at here. And in this region of the cylinder here is our stagnation point but in the upstream region here what's happening is we have what we call a favorable pressure gradient and so the boundary layer may look something like this. It's going to vary depending if it's laminar or turbulent. Let's assume here it's laminar. U infinity is the free stream velocity far away. So U infinity here.  That would be U external I guess because what we have done originally is we said U infinity was up here. But the velocity outside is going to change and it's going to be a function of theta for angle as you go around the cylinder. So remember theta was our angle here. So this would be the case of what we would call a favorable pressure gradient. And what is going on here is we have a situation where dp by dx where what I've done is I've defined x as being parallel to the surface of the cylinder. It is less than zero. So the flow is going from a region where the pressure is getting lower and lower and lower and consequently the flow is accelerating as it's going. So that is easy for the flow to navigate. Now if we go further along we'll get to a region. We'll call this region one. This here would be region two.  Now we're going to get to a location where dp by dx is equal to zero. And x is the direction here. I should have drawn x there. And our boundary layer is going to look a little bit different. It might start to look something like this. And then that would be U external. I should have written that as being external. And so that's the case where we have no change in the pressure as the flow is going along. So what's going to happen here is the fluid will still have inertia so it will continue to move. And then you're going to eventually get to a location. We'll call this region three. Where we have what we would call a critical adverse pressure gradient. And so looking again at what's going along along the wall or what's happening. Why it would be normal. Our velocity profile may start to look something like this. And this would be dp by dx greater than zero. But this is what we would call a critical adverse pressure gradient. And the reason why we call it critical is because what has happened here is the velocity right at the wall has gone to zero. So well we know that we always have the no slip condition. But I guess that would be at a point above the wall. It really comes down to the gradient of the velocity. But what is happening is our fluid right along the wall is losing the ability to overcome the pressure gradient. And if we go a little bit further downstream, what we'll find is a bit further downstream. We have a scenario like this. And we actually have backflow along the wall. And when you get that backflow, that is when you have a separated boundary layer. And you can see kind of it in the flow biz in the first segment. You can see what looked like the boundary layer lifting off the wall. And that is when this is taking place. And so that would be separated flow. Okay. And so what we said is that that separation point is going to vary whether or not we have a laminar. I think I said 82 degrees. And then for turbulent, I said 120 degrees. That would be the separation point. And it would vary if it was a laminar boundary layer, it's 82 degrees. And if it's turbulent, it's 120. Why is there the difference? Well, the reason is it has to do with the mechanisms of the boundary layer itself. What is happening in the turbulent boundary layer, we have very large scale structures and they provide energy to the flow. And that helps energize the boundary layer. So let me just make a comment along those lines. So what is happening here is the laminar boundary layer has less energy or inertia, I guess you could say, than the turbulent boundary layer. Turbulent, we have these large scale structures. And they are able to overcome the adverse pressure gradient more than the laminar boundary layer. And so the fluid is moving into a region of increasing and increasing pressure. If there's turbulence, it can overcome that more. And that's why we have the separation point further downstream. So the implications of all of this in terms of heat transfer, and that's what we're interested in, that the main thing is that separation, a separation point has an impact on the collective heat transfer coefficient on a cylinder. And so with that, you can expect that the heat transfer characteristics of the cylinder will be dependent upon the Reynolds number of the flow over the cylinder. And you can compute convective heat transfer on a compute measure. You can measure it as a function of theta, but usually we don't really get into that level of detail. Usually what we do is we come up with a new salt number for the entire cylinder, which gives us an average convective heat transfer coefficient for the cylinder. And that's what we'll be taking a look at in the next segment. I'll give you some equations or an equation that we use, and it enables us to get the convective heat transfer coefficient for flow over a cylinder. So the main thing though, the boundary layer has an importance in terms of where the separation point is, and that has an impact on the convective heat transfer characteristics.


For what? Laminate. Lamination. So a lamination of the RFID chips on the plastic? In this case, yes, for this show we configured the machine to add some antennas on some laminates with a precise position on it. Is it dangerous? No. Can I come close like this? Just like this, yes. And the lights? It's for the show and you have some cameras on it. For example, here. In this one, for example? In real? It's to control the position of the antennas on your chip. On the chip? On the label, sorry. So this is an RFID? Yes. So you manufacture them? We are only sellers of this type of machine. So in this configuration you have an RDC machine, only with two rotary tools, but you can add also an RDL with integration of a laser device to cut different type of material. To cut? To cut also. So you cut it out and it just falls out. Is that what you do? Yes. Which part is cutting? Where is the cut? All around the label. And you have the waist here, the printing as well as the outbox side of the cutting. And if the camera is seeing a slight difference. How much is the machine like this cut? It depends on the configuration of the machine. It's around 400,000 euros. So how many RFID chips can you make per day? Per day? Can you speed it up? Right now it's in slow mode or what? In slow mode, yeah, for the show. But you can do... It depends after of your conception of DC. I have no idea, one million of pieces? Every day. No, not every day, but... Cool. So... It's cool. So what is DCS? DCS is a company in France to sell the equipment of Cisco machine in this case. Cisco? Cisco. Cisco is a Taiwanese manufacturer in Taiwan. Yeah. And they build this kind of machine. What does this one do? This one do the same like this.  So to laminate, or cut, through cut, or kiss cutting. And this? And this one is the machine with the integration of the laser device in the machine. Here. You can have more flexibility in your machine. So you only bring one machine here, right? Yeah. That's pretty good, right? And what is that? This is some samples, for example. Here we have a sample with the laser cutting. Okay. For example. Here, some application to cut some metal plate, for example. Here is the fabrication of the mesh. Some application for the medical. Medical. Medical. Medical electronic stuff. No, for the moment. Just some simple straps for the nozzle. What are we looking at here? Here you have some elements integrated for example. Some presentation of... When you buy your phone, for example, you have a book. It's more simple to explain the position of each one. And this? And this is for electronic application. We need to cut the shape all around. Incontinuous. This is encapsulation. Incapsulation. Of what? Of materials. Like electronics? Yeah. So you put a PCB in there. Yeah. Behind the inside. Inside the whole thing. Yeah. And you play with different players. Yeah. And there... And this is only, for example, a label. If that is it, or it's... Does all this stuff come out of that machine or not? Yeah. All this stuff can be done with that machine. All this stuff can be done with the machine. After you need to adapt the tools on the machine. Cool. It's a... And this one? And this one is for mobile phone. So we need to... Made with a laser fission on this point. All the holes here. And we assemble different scraps to make some final product. And to make weights and weights and things like that. Cool. And this is a preview of what we made today on the machine. What is that one on the left there? On the left? It's the paper. Yeah. It's the paper with the antennas at the other side. Cool. So what's going to happen in the future with DCS? DCS? Do you sell many of these machines already? We explore some projects in Europe to develop and to introduce this kind of machine. Many people buy it or not yet? It's in progress. It's in progress. Yeah. It's new stuff. It's new stuff. Yeah. We start this manufacturing since three or four years now. And so we try to develop and... Where is it being used more? If it's not in Europe so much, then it's... In China. In Asia, yeah.  They have around 300 machines here to make applications for automotive. And principally for mobile. Right.


Turn around one more time. Alright, I can't see that. It's your birthday. Put it on your neck. Is it your best win house? That's the best time, you know. It's dark as hell, you know. I'm thinking I'm going to get rude crits so I don't go around. That New York strip. To me. That's the state work. Uh, Donna, what you getting? Pork chop. Yeah? Yeah. What you getting, Sammy? Meepie. I don't know. Oh, I thought they had a... I guess I'm getting New York strip. I know, I was looking for filet mignon. Yeah, I thought I saw filet on the thing online. To give me the gift that she gave me. I'm just excited for one thing on your dinner gift. Because I really wanted it from you. I ain't got no glasses, I can't see. Y'all, we got some stuff you want for the bill. Ooh. This is a little duster. This way. One first, one up. Don't matter. No, I already put it on. Put what on? Oh, my little char. And guess what we twinned? That's what was in there? No. Oh. Don't break it down. Okay, B. Cute, huh? They are cute. I like them. They're teardrops. For all the tears, I'm going to be crying when I'm away from you. Okay. No, I'm kidding. All right, put it on me. You thought about that one. No, I did. That just came to me right then. I'm probably not the right person because I got nails, so I passed it over there to him. I can't get the glass open. How do you open it? It's more fancy. The heart. I don't know what... I'm going to break it. I'm going to look expensive. Does it go from the top or the bottom? The bottom? He's cute. I got my first one. Oh, yeah. Oh, my gosh. Did you match my ring? I'm sure it's a fine body ring. My mama, I got a story like that. That's a little bit too gross. Because that's going to come off. You got to take a test. That would fit. You got my size. The lady told me to get a little bit bigger, but she said as long as you can fit three fingers under it, it's good for charm. That's what she said. Yeah? Yeah? Nope. Excuse me. I got crayons. Do they got crayons? Yeah, we have crayons. Let me go check. It was a charm on it. Keep it simple. Wait over there. Oh, it must have fell off when you were done it. Well, I'm hoofy. I like it. I like it, too. Wait, no, no, no. Do this. Yeah. No, man. No, man. I like to squash. I finally got me a panda. Bracey. Now y'all can buy me chores. Here it is. And it matches my birth stones on my ring. Thank you, man. I'm probably going to be getting there, too.  Yeah, anytime we go somewhere, the first thing I look at is this derby. This is so strong. I need a straw. I can't drink out of the cup. No, she need a straw with everything. All right, I'm about to open present. You know, we got to do one of them tiktoks right now. Hold the knife for me, you rat. I'm about to open it.   Not the only one. You said it to me every time you heard it. That's niggas. That's niggas. That's yours. I know it's your birthday, but that's a... Because I'm about to open it. You want some flage? I'll turn your flage on. Yeah, because I look black right here. Now you got it dead on them. My bag. Is that cool? Yeah. Is that flage? I mean, it's not doing nothing right here, though. Pull your drink out the way, man. You got to make room for the guests, man. I got you. Yeah, I'm supposed to... Oh, yeah. Champagne toast. You can't get my camera. Notice Diana. That little thing is so cute on there. Kiki. I still got my rod in the car.  Thank you. There are just a few things that you really want to do. You got to read it out loud. You on camera. I don't like reading cards out loud. There are very few people, especially these days, who I don't know what all of them do. That's what I'm thinking, but I didn't say it. I'm like, you have your birthday. I love you so much.   Day one. Love you, Diana. Oh, I got your bag too? Like Kyro Pratt. I got your bag. I got your bag. I got your bag. I got your bag. Thank you. I got it on my phone. Yes, man. Open it up. Open it up. Yes, man. Yes, man. What are they? Let's go. So you can stop wearing sandals this year. Period. I'm starting to feel the same. I'm trying not to cry. We don't have to shoot it. Hey, you move. I got you.  That's all it matters. This is the loud camera. I don't know what that is. Oh my gosh. Oh I'm so sorry. I promise I know. It's okay she was like, why would you say that? You should have let her open. I ain't got no charm on there but.  I opened. Oh no, he's just opened it. Oh. That's what you want. Oh, what's this look here, baby? Yeah, the look. This is cute.  It is, that's what I'm saying. Who they from? You up there short, tell them where you're from? That's from my baby. Okay, they ain't. Hold on, what that is? The big body. What that is? I sent you the mini one. What that is? Hey, happy birthday. I know you did. I'm a crier now. Baby. Baby. Baby. Baby. Nah, that's it. You feel me. Baby. Not the kicks man. The kicks go mad. The kicks match. Oh my gosh, thank y'all so much. This is your fifth birthday ever. Thank y'all. Hey, you got $500 worth of graphics. Out of my feet. For you. For you. You hear that? You hear that? I need to be recording that for you. Yeah. Happy birthday. I wasn't expecting a cake. She's heavy, honey. I thought I was going to be able to live.  You got me a cake. We need to redo this and you put in a slice. I feel like the camera should have been lit. Yeah, it does. It's got to get your brand and everything, right? Purr. Get a boomerang. I ain't had no cake since I was nine. Okay. Did this. Ooh, I don't like that toffee on the top. It's sauce to damage. Ooh. I just missed some money on you this week. Baby. You think the birthday once a year. I told her. My birthday was in October. I told her. I said, I'm glad Christmas ain't till December. Shit. That's why I like that our birthdays are in the middle of the year, though. But you ain't got no excuse for not getting me a gift for everybody. Shit. You don't got my birthday in the beginning. After Christmas. Well, then it's kind of back to back though. And Valentine's Day. Exactly. And anniversary Christmas, your birthday Valentine's Day. You got four. Don't say you, we got four. Oh, we. You got four. So, hey y'all. It is 10.20 at night. Me and Bay just got back to my house and just got done taking out the doggies. There's Prince and Oreo is down there. Bay right there. Put all my gifts out so I can do like a little Instagram boomerang or whatever. So, here's the cake. Niki got me. I haven't had a cake for my birthday probably since I was like 13 or 14 years old.  Thank you everybody. Make sure this paper I'm throwing away. I got you there one last. Do it. We're using these bags for the next birthday. Thank you, Shira. Okay, so I'm trying to finish my video. A lot of stress fire. Got me some wine that I've already started drinking. I said my cake. My candle that smells amazing and my makeup looks amiss right now. Got my birthday card. This is from Bay. This is from Diana. I think I said that. This is my pendulum bracelet that I'm already wearing. My first charm is my burst stone. And then it matches my ring. So, I'm just going to put her bag in a bag. What they say? I got Chanel. I got his birthday card. I keep all my birthday cards. I keep them in my I got a keepsake box. So, every birthday card I get, I always keep it. Fun fact about it. I even got this. These are the shoes that Diana got me. I didn't show what they looked like. Can I fit these? Ooh, if I can't fit these, I'm going to be mad. What size is this? What size is this? I like the worth of shoe storage here. Right. Period. I've been jealous of her ever since she got them. It ain't going to match perfectly with my new bag. I got the bag, I got the shoes. The Chanel is going to be in a bag. Period. Because it can fit. I got my new bracelet. I think I showed y'all when we were at the restaurant. Yes, I did. I showed them. Because I was like, ooh, it's sparking. So, yes, I tried it on. I can fit it. It's super cute. And my battery is blinking. So, it's about to die. So, I'll talk to you guys tomorrow. Thank you all for all of my birthday gifts to all of you who's going to wish me happy birthday and who have wished me happy birthday on Instagram. It means a lot. Thank you so much for your support and kind words. And I will see you guys tomorrow. Hey all, today is August 3rd. A few days after my birthday now. I think this vlog, I'm just going to focus on my birthday and then me kind of like transforming my laundry room area. I've been basically throwing off doing this for a while. Just because I wanted it to be like the cute, very aesthetically pleasing type of like laundry rooms or whatever. But I have a few little like containers and stuff that I want to put together. And my laundry room area like where my fabric softener is and all of the detergent and stuff is beginning to be a lot in its own packaging. So, I want to like pour it out and put it into something else. You know, the really cute little bottles and stuff. But it's about the fabric softener and like the little scent beads and stuff. I just thought it ticked out where it is messing up your washer and stuff. Like it's like wax. So, after I'm done with these scent beads I'm not probably going to buy them again because maybe this washing dry was $1,500. And I don't got time to try to repair that or whatever. So, I have this little beady container that I may use for the rest of the scent beads. These are from Dollar Tree. I spray painted this white in like when I used to live in my old apartment. So, yeah. And then I have the home edit laundry kit. So, I'm going to go get that out of my storage unit and then I'm going to show you all around how it looks now. I've been throwing it off because I wanted to actually install another shelf over here above my washer. Which I may still do that but I'm not going to wait just so I can, you know, try to get that content. I'll just update you all in another vlog. But yeah, I want to get a shelf and then to put the laundry detergent and fabric softener above the washer and then have like the dryer sheets the little balls and like lint rollers and all that stuff over there above the dryer. So, I'm about to go to my storage unit and get out my little home edit kit and if you don't know what the home edit is or haven't seen this in particular kit, this is how it looks. This is their five piece laundry edit. So, it comes with two little big ones, one little turnip table and then two of those smaller ones with the handles on there and then I also had this one left over from what was this? The pantry little editing kit. I redid my pantry so you can go check that out. I may leave a card up here if I remember. I organized my entire pantry and stuff. So, I'm going to show y'all first what it's looking like. So, I do have this on my door still. I don't have a lot of stuff in this apartment to really just add up on here so I still have all of this like storage space for either food or, you know, non-food items. So, I have that when you walk in and then these are closed. I have to close for a different blog. So, this is the trash can that I came with. I actually do have a valet service so this is the trash can that the apartment gave me. I've just been using both of them because I kind of go through trash a lot. So, I just keep them out.  So, this is my dryer. This is my dryer. I have a whole video of me picking up my dryer and getting my dryer so I will leave that. This is my little step stool that my boyfriend got me and this is a little cart. Everyone used to ask where I got this cart from. I got it from Walmart. He bought it for me. Both of those. That's what I used to bring my groceries in with when I stayed on the first floor of my last apartment. And then this is just a reusable Ikea bag. These two is what's housing all of my junk. So, I have some more reusable bags right here. Dryer sheets, tie pods. This is fabric softener and laundry detergent. Fabric softener sent boosters bleach. These are the containers that I'm going to be putting my fabric softener and stuff in. This is where I keep my extra paper towels. I only have one left now. My iron is right here and then I have this cute little laundry decor piece right here. And then this is my little baggy thing from Ikea. And then I do have an iron board. I got the meeting one because I don't iron clothes. But if someone needed it I have it. It has a little hook right there. So, I'm going to hang this up somewhere on the wall to get that up off the floor. This is a Valentine's Day cart from Valentine's Day. I don't really have anywhere to put it but this is what they got me. And then over here is just pretty basic. But right here I wanted to nail a shelf up so that I can put both of those up there so it would be easier just to pour it from right here. You know. And I did install this on another vlog but it has something for your cloth and then this is where all of these things go. And then I do need to clean down there because whatever leaks or drops kind of goes behind there and gets nasty. That's what we're going to be working on. I do have Get Out the Kitchen Get Out the Kitchen Move. I may end up putting some of this stuff up there once I get it organized because I feel like I got a lot going on down here. So, I may try to condense this. It actually stored up there instead of just having I did kind of organize this but I think I want to organize it a little bit better. Like I said, I do have to go to the store to get the little woven dryer balls and a few more things like that but for the time being I'm just going to go ahead and put all of these into something.