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Hi, my name is Friedar Nandekrishnan, I'm an associate professor of Geosciences at Penn State University. Let me give you a short bio, a little bit of background about myself. I first went to Antarctica, gosh, almost 30 years ago in 1985, was the first time I went down. I went down just as a worker on a project with some other folks that were studying these glaciers, I just went there to look around and to help out on the project and I was captivated by the really the stark and uncompromising beauty of the continent and I decided I want to study this. Over the years I discovered that not only was it personally fulfilling because I was working in a beautiful place, but it was also important for the rest of the planet what happens in Antarctica doesn't just stay in Antarctica, it actually comes out and affects the rest of us here and I've enjoyed very much being a part of that, that search. What got me most interested in glacial climate change was originally simply I wanted to be in Antarctica and one of the most important things about Antarctica is how it's going to change in the future as we continue to pump carbon dioxide CO2 into the atmosphere as the temperature starts to increase, continues to increase, what does it do to the ice of Antarctica? That's what originally got me interested in it, but since then one of the things that sustains my interest is what's going to happen to people who depend on water from glaciers, fresh water from glaciers, people in the mountain west of this country, people in the Andes and most importantly to me people in India and Bangladesh and Pakistan who depend on melt water from glaciers in the Himalayan mountain range and as temperatures increase those glaciers are melting and being lost at an increasingly rapid pace and so the future looks very bleak for those people, we need to understand what's going on. So when I'm in Antarctica our days are divided really into three parts. One part is simply surviving, living, waking up in the morning, making breakfast, feeding ourselves and making communications. We got to call folks back home and let them know we're okay, they don't hear from us for a day or two days and they'll send out a rescue airplane because we're in such a remote place they have to keep very close touch with our base station. It's just four of us out there in the middle of the glacier, not another person for maybe 500 miles in any direction and just four of us in our tents and our gear. So the first thing that we do out there is just make sure we're safe, make sure that we're happy, healthy, things are going okay. The second thing that we do out there is do our work, wake up in the morning, we're taking care of ourselves. The next thing is we have to go out and do the work that the National Science Foundation is paying us to do, that Penn State University is paying me to do and that I love to do and that research is to try and understand how thick the glacier is and what's underneath the glacier. When I walk around on top of any land mass, a glacier or even the rocks of Central Pennsylvania, all you see is the surface. What's down below? What's down a mile underneath us? You don't really know unless you can do the experiments that I do which are called seismic reflection imaging where we set off a small explosive at the shot at the surface and the sound waves from that go down through the glacier, hit the bottom, bounce off of it, come back up to the surface and then we measure how long did it take, how much energy to lose going down and coming back. Those sorts of things tell us a lot about the glacier. So that's the work we do. So wake up in the morning and spend the whole day setting off explosive shots, a pyromaniacs dream come true, but we do it safely, we do it carefully, we don't do it in a in a wasteful way and we're doing it to find out more about the glacier. And then we'll do that all day long until the until the evening and then once again we have to make sure we're safe, make sure we're healthy. The third thing we do is try and keep the excitement of being out there, that energy up through a long you know six week, eight week, ten week season. You have to make sure you're having fun, make sure that everybody's spirits are up and it's an incredibly important part of the day to sort of come together as a community even though a very small community, four of us, and kind of make sure everybody's okay. you


Welcome to this talk, when TLS hacks you. I'm actually going to start with the demo. This is going to be weird. This isn't a concrete attack scenario, but hopefully should make everyone curious about what's going on. For those familiar with SREF, the implications will be fairly clear, but I'll explain them right after the demo for everyone else. After that, the attack examples are going to gradually move towards real stuff, but I find it's easiest to look at the simplest cases and then start expanding to look at real-world stuff. For now though, let's see the essence of the dangerous property of TLS that this talk is about. So, here's MIMcached, a popular cache that Common really runs on port 11211. I have it installed here, so you can first see for the key named Z, there currently is no entry. If you're not familiar with MIMcached, this is how stuff communicates with it, a new line-delimited TCP protocol. But now I'll do something that you might not expect to affect MIMcached. I'll make a request to an HTTPS URL. The dash L enables redirects, and the dash V lets you see what all that's going on. So, you can see that the endpoint is redirecting to itself. I set this up because it's a lightning talk, and the string of redirects takes a couple of minutes. But the redirects don't go on forever. After a bit, we get an error. And now for the magic. Going back to MIMcached, if we rerun the same git command, we see an entry up here. The odd thing is that text never showed up in the curl command or in any of the redirects. So, somehow the server we were talking to used something with TLS to trick curl into putting it in there. So, even though I didn't do anything other than hacking myself, what just happened was weird and potentially useful. But here's where I'm going with this. Because not everyone is into these sorts of attacks, I'm going to start off with exactly what makes this useful as an attacker. I'll then move on to some stuff that shows just how widely these attacks can be applied, and then get some recommendations for what to do about them. So, to start off with, there's an existing class of vulnerability called SSRF. It stands for server-side request forgery. It's where you effectively fish the server into doing something by sending it a URL. Last year at Black Hat, I demonstrated a bunch of these vulnerabilities, in Apple Pay, and in web book receivers. I'm not going to go into those as much here, but if you're curious, you can download these slides later and go to the C-tape to blink right here. SSRF has a ton of different approaches, but it was actually pretty easy in some cases. Wibkit.org had a live sample implementation of Apple Pay, and it was even on AWS with the old Insos metadata service. So all I had to do was pass this IP, and I could poke around an internal API and get some tokens. But not everything was so simple. I had a lot of SSRF vulnerabilities that were almost there, but weren't vulnerable to this easier approach. Sometimes I'd have a web hook where I could hand it a URL, and the server would even fetch the URL, but not give me a response. This is called blind SSRF. Other times the request in question would be a put request, which restricted what endpoints I could hit. Sometimes you can mess with the request method by setting up an endpoint that redirects the target server around, but that's hit or miss. Other times you might get some data back, but it's validated against a specific content type, or you only get back certain fields. Or even worse, it'll only accept HTTPS URLs. But what we really want in order to exploit this stuff is a generic blind SSRF approach. In other words, we'd like to see the server URL have it fire a payload at something internal, like SMTP or Redis, and get a security compromise just from that payload without needing to see the response. Here are some of the common approaches. The issue is these are extremely platform-specific to the point where I've never had any luck with these. But there are some useful ideas in here, particularly in SNI Injection. You wouldn't think that TLS would be particularly useful because its packets are mostly just encrypted data, binary flags, and other stuff an attacker doesn't have much control over, but it's not all that limited. As Orange noticed, the SNI, which is basically just the domain name, is part of the URL. So if you can trick the victim into accepting a weird domain name and parsing it incorrectly, you can include stuff like arbitrary bytes in there and smuggle stuff like SMTP commands. This approach is dependent on a platform-specific URL parsing book, but what if we had something that was inherent to the TLS protocol? This is where my work starts. Let's look at a TLS packet and see what's in there for us to use. As is often helpful when looking at protocols, we can open up Wireshark to see what happens in a TLS connection. Here's the SNI, or server name indication, that was previously explored in Orange's talk. His work involved putting new lines in SNTP commands into the section pointed to by the arrow here. If you poke around, you'll see stuff like random strings, key shares, and other stuff that isn't useful for SSRF. Why? Because the only part of this we can typically feed a server is a URL, and the only part of the URL that will make it into the client-hello packet is domain name that we provided the victim machine. But there's a different way that we as an attacker can get payloads into client-hello messages. It involves a couple of steps and is the main focus of this talk. First, we send over a link to our own server, in this case, jmattox.com. Then jmattox.com responds with a valid server hello that it contains our payload. Now, it would be ideal if we as an attacker could get that payload that jmattox.com sent the victim, and then get the victim to send it somewhere internal. If that raises a question, is there such a field that we can use to deliver these payloads? It might seem too good to be true, but TLS actually provides exactly that in the form of a session ID. Most clients even persist this field for later use. Session IDs are limited to 32 bytes, as you can see here, but depending on the implementation, you might have session tickets. This one is about 200 bytes, but these can be up to around 65 kilobytes. Both session IDs and session tickets are mechanisms for a TLS client to go. Hey, remember that cryptographic key exchange we did earlier? Let's just keep using that key in this new connection. TLS 1.3 includes a slightly more complicated but similar mechanism called a pre-shared key identity, which pretty much does the same thing for our purposes. All of these are about optimization, since key exchanges can be time-consuming, but they provide a way for a server to tell whatever is connecting to it to persist some data for later use, almost like a cookie that lives in plain text. So it's perfect for the assertive attack we're trying to do. Now you might anticipate a problem here. Obviously, if you go to google.com and then to apple.com, those TLS sessions are going to have distinct data from each other. The same applies between google.com and localhost. So we have a bit of a problem getting the target server to reuse the session when communicating with something internal. But when I looked at both the TLS spec and popular session cache implementations, I saw this wasn't quite the case. I first went to the curl source code, since libcurl is used by a lot of PHP stuff. Sessions are keyed by the four properties here, which belong to the struct. As you can see, none of these are the IP address. This means that no matter what IP address jmatux.com resolves to, curl will attempt to reuse the session. This happens to be to have just about everything else cache as TLS sessions. So if you establish a TLS session with jmatux.com, whether it resolves to something on the internet or your own machine, your HTTPS client will not know the difference. Since I as an attacker own jmatux.com, I can combine all of this TLS stuff with a concept called DNS rebinding. So I resolve the first request to 35.x.x.x, some server I control. Then the target server picks up the payload from 35.x.x.x in the form of a session ticket. After some time, I send the exact same URL except the DNS entry has expired. Again, since I control the DNS server, this time around I resolve jmatux.com to something internal that I wouldn't normally have access to from the outside. To simplify things, I'll just use localhost. Once the DNS query finishes, the target server then makes an internal request with that payload. So like what I did in the opening demo, you can manipulate whatever you're attacking to send a TLS session ID ticket or PSK identity like this to itself. Here I'm showing a PSK identity that does a memcached insert. And here's that same TCP stream that just displayed raw. This view shows the really important property of my approach to combining TLS with DNS rebinding. You can get arbitrary characters to be sent, which includes new lines.  And here's an exchange more typical of what you use to do real damage. This is a value that in most Python memcached libraries will execute a shell command immediately once it's retrieved from a cache. This is because it's quite common in Python and other languages to use built-in serialization methods like pickle to convert values to something that can be stored. Unfortunately, built-in serialization methods are also common RCE targets. We'll get to exploitation later. But since this is pretty common, I ended up testing a fair amount of slides. I'll get to some specific ones in a second, but first I'll go over some testing infrastructure I set up, along with some tips for actually performing these kinds of exploits. So here are all the VMs I have on the Internet. Say for maybe some IP whitelisting, they need to be on the open Internet so that the target boxes can reach them. I've got a name server record pointing ssaltest.jmattox.com queries to the DNS server on the top left, which is just a Python script running on port 53. It alternates between answering with the IP of the custom TLS server and localhost. Then over there on the right I have my custom TLS server, which is there to deliver my payloads via session tickets. I configure those by just updating values in Redis. But when testing it, it proved to be difficult to just go straight to localhost, because depending on what library is making the requests, I didn't know if ssaltestions were being cached. To address this, I sometimes just ended up adding another box to see if the payload was being persisted. If you're not familiar, Netcat can be set up to just listen for TCP connections, and log the results. If I saw my payload making it into the logs, I knew the general approach could work, and then go back to the setup from the previous slide to get the server to start delivering the payload to itself on different ports. And here are the links to all that I actually used. A big chunk of the work was saved by just messing around with a pure rust implementation of TLS, which is linked to here. A big thanks goes out to everyone mentioned in this slide. I wouldn't have had the time to do any of this work if not for the code they had put out there. I know with everything I just claimed, I need to back things up by showing what actual real world attacks can happen with this. I'll start off conceptually, and then get to some examples along with another demo. But here's the amount I've got. If you're in the middle of this diagram, you're generally vulnerable. The ssalt part refers to when you can send something URL, and it will fetch that URL, and you don't know of a way to exploit that behavior. It's interesting because you would hope by now people would try to eliminate anything even remotely looking like SSRF, but this pattern is in fact required by a few popular specs. This is even common enough that I've seen bug bounties mention SSRF with no proven security impact as an excluded category. But that's what this talk is about. Adding the security impact when you have just something that is just almost SSRF. This one on the left sounds weird, but it's getting bigger. It's just a matter of if whatever the SSRF is going through to make requests has implemented this feature according to the latest spec. Unfortunately, there are quite a few HTTPS client libraries out there that support full-blown TLS session caching. Here are a few that you may be wondering about. I reported this as a vulnerability to some of these, but not all of the entries with yes. And I haven't seen much traction. Understandably, since fixing this requires diverging from the TLS spec, not a whole lot of people are eager to do so. The thing you run into the most trouble with is this last circle, because you have to first do some recon to see what ports might be internally exposed on the server. And then you need to see if what's on those ports is permissive enough to keep the connection open past the opening bytes of the TLS client hello. Here are some examples of what you might be looking for there. That's far from complete, but here are the most notable entries. So now we'll go through a couple of exploitable examples of these TLS session-based SSRF vulnerabilities that I reported and got fixed. Here's one from U-Track. It's rated low because all I did was hit local SMTP, and I didn't try poking around to see if I could exploit the SMTP server further. It originated from U-Track's import feature, which normally wouldn't be easy to exploit being blind SSRF. But with my rebinding code, here's a section from the TLS packet I got U-Track to send itself. This works because SMTP is a new line delimited protocol. So just like Memcache, you can embed working commands within the TLS ticket. And here's what came of that packet. This alone wasn't super severe because it's not signed quite right, and I didn't dig too deeply because I wanted to just report it ASAP. But it did get initiated by a TCP stream I got U-Track to send itself, so it's still pretty bad. Here's the one I reported in NextCloud. The idea behind NextCloud is a cool one. You set up a server in host files and can even share them with other people's servers using a share URL like this. But as it turns out, you can include port numbers in the share URL. Now, since NextCloud automatically puts HTTPS in there, normally there wouldn't be much SSRF potential, and it would have to be blind SSRF. But luckily, I was able to do just that. So as a non-NNN user, I could use my TLS rebinding attack infrastructure to perform arbitrary writes on them gashed. After reporting this and working through the options, there weren't any great ones because not all request libraries allow you to disable TLS sessions. In this case, LibGirl has the option, but it isn't exposed by PHP request libraries such as Gazel. In any case, adding a request timeout made the attack pretty much infeasible, assuming that people don't turn the DNS time to live values super low on their servers. NextCloud was still generous enough to give me a bounty, even though in my opinion, this is LibGirl's fault. Since the last couple were just text slides, let's see a real demo now from the perspective of a Django web developer getting fished. We're planning DNS rebinding with TLS session persistence to make it more powerful. In the past, you had to get people to visit a fully malicious page to get anywhere with DNS rebinding, but with my work, you can do the same with just an image tag. Because of that, you can fish people into RCE even if they just view an email, but don't click in any links. Let's see that now. And now for the actual demo. So as you can see, we're pertaining on a Django application developer running a typical app. If we look at the app, it's pretty simple. But if we refresh too fast, this lot needs to go to sleep. And now for what happens when I get fished. As you can see, I have received some perfectly legitimate emails and I'm viewing them. Normally, these image tags should be benign, but after viewing them, my sloth now opens a calculator via shell command. That's because those image tags point into the domain with my rebinding setup and a simple Python pick-hole payload. So here's most of the source code in the example app I created. You can pretty easily find apps that call Django.core.cache or on GitHub, but I didn't want to demo against a specific one because that seems a little mean and I wouldn't want people watching actual fishing campaigns against such projects. It's a little tough to assign blame here. Nothing is really breaking from established safe practices, but it's clear that there's a potential to compromise real-world developer laptops. On that note, there's a lot more to do that I couldn't possibly do on my own. These slides will be available online if you want to return to this, and if you do anything interesting, I'd love to hear about it. There are certainly a lot more potential vulnerabilities to explore. So all of that is bad, but what can be done about it? Let's start from the root of the problem, TLS clients. Here's something I recommended to the Chromium team a while back. We still aren't in agreement about whether or not this should be fixed, and my report was pretty hastily written, which probably didn't help things. I'd like to remove the ability for sessions to be resumed between servers. But while the Chromium team is marked this as a won't fix, they did suggest an alternative that maintains support for resuming sessions across servers. They probably care about that more than I do, but we can at least have the boast of both worlds. This last option of just partitioning based upon whether the address is something local is a pretty good compromise. It wouldn't affect performance, but would protect against most of the attacks scenarios I can think of. Based on my experiences so far, I'm not hopeful that there's going to be much proactive effort on the part of software packages that make HPS requests. For most of the audience, it's more useful to know what's susceptible and what layers of defense can be applied. However, with all of this, we're taking a step back to consider is TLS session resumption even worth it? There are other issues with it, a couple of which are shown here. I'm not going to make the case that the industry as a whole should give up this optimization, but we should take a step back and see if this is worthwhile trade-off. We may, just like in the previous slide, find that the costs can be eliminated, but if we find we can't tackle these problems, we need to weigh them against the benefits. And here's the main benefit. You get a sizable performance improvement on the small subset of packets that are TLS handshakes. You probably care about this whenever you're in the position of serving up TLS. Whatever percentage of CPU usage is due to TLS handshakes, you probably want to keep that low to minimize costs.  I'm taking on all the security and privacy risk of session resumption, but the amount that saves on my power bill is pretty minimal. Additionally, if you're running a web application, you might care about session resumption on incoming connections, but when you're making external requests, it's probably not in your interests. You're placing a lot of trust on random websites not to redirect you and on your local services. So how might you turn it off? It's kind of sad when stuff forces you into this, but at least as an internet user, you can pick Firefox and disable session identifiers if you're paranoid about this stuff. If you're running a web application, you're a bit stuck, though. So what should you do? First off, it's a good idea in general to run your outbound requests through a proxy, especially if you're supporting web hooks or some other SSRF-prone feature, but also where you consider your infrastructure decisions. You'd be surprised to know how just how much stuff is still set up in a way that is just one locally initiated TCP stream away from compromise. But here are the general takeaways. The thing I'd like to highlight is if you're just starting out in the offensive side of security, I'd encourage you to look at the random standards and browser features that come out. Even if you don't fully understand them at first, find something that seems interesting and start hacking around in Wireshark. I know I didn't understand TLS at first, and I still don't really understand it very much after all of this, but as an attacker, you really only need to understand the worst parts, and that's what this is all about. And thank you. Here's my Twitter and a link to Lotakora where I work. They're a great place to work and have been amazingly supportive of random research directions I take. Definitely take a look.


Well, there's all these different segments, okay? There's, okay, am I going to switch to no-till? And there's the economics and the risk to that. And then there's a part, well, okay, am I going to, as part of that, am I going to incorporate livestock and produce some forage crops in there and use that as a form of diversity? And it seems like, to a certain extent, when I can add more diversity of that type, I can lower the economic risk, okay? So if I'm going to dedicate some acres to a cover crop, if I've got some livestock or my neighbor has some livestock that we can bring in there and generate some revenue off of it from grazing it, that helps offset the risk of just planting it from a soil health standpoint. So let's spread the risk that way, okay? Residue management. There's about too much residue out there on the corn stalks, okay? And people say, well, I can't have cattle out of my corn stalks. I don't have fence and I don't have water and I don't have cattle, okay?  If you've got a quarter of corn stalks and we'd like to put my cattle on it, I can use some new tools. I can use polywire and plastic step-in posts and I can put a fence up around that in about two hours. And I use technology like tracks on a four-wheel. So I can go out in the snow and I can move fence and it's no big deal. But it's something you have to plan ahead for. You have to have cattle that are used to electric fence and you have to have a contingency plan, okay? So you've got too much corn residue and I've got cattle and I want to put them out on your cornfield and you've got concerns. You're concerned about compaction and so I address that concern by talking about how we're going to move that string every five days and give those cattle a new section of the field. You've got concerns about what if it warms up and those cattle pug that soil up, okay? That's a real concern. I have to address that with a contingency plan.  You've got a litany of concerns that are valid concerns that I need to address, okay? But livestock integration is one way to ease out the financial risk. And I've gone to any kind of event that's put on about soil health. What I've seen happen at these events is they'll have a panel. There will be farmers and ranchers sitting on that panel that are saying yes. These folks over here are talking about the weed suppression they view. They've noticed by using certain crops and cover crops and I've done that and it works like that.


Yes, welcome back. This is the touch line. Second segment we talk about athletics and John Vaslin is here to help us understand some of the happenings. This week really tragic events and tragic news. I remember we were here over during last weekend's show and we were hopeful that the season will kick off to a better start. But here we again, that's normal. How did you receive the passing on of first of all Kevin Kiptum? Thank you for having me, Bernard. It was horrific. It was not easy to chew something. This is a guy I have interacted with him. I knew Kevin Kiptum in 2018 at what was it? Half marathon. Then I came the following year and I met Kevin again. He was doing half at that time and he ran the family bank half marathon. And then he won again and we interacted then in between. We got lost because Elwood came and took everything in between there. Kevin went to Valencia again. He came back to Limelight. And now I did a follow up to just understand him. Then all of a sudden Kevin went to London and then immediately after London we met. Because again there was a tragic incident again happening in the same camp that they had. They had an agent that passed on called Daniel Miami. He was a personal friend. I've been following those guys for like 14 years. So we met, we sat for like 3 hours and I was asking him, what is your thinking? How are you running these crazy times? And this guy was telling me, na bado, what's your anniversary in Mambo? Bado, you haven't seen the best of me, I've just started. And he was to rest with Elwood in Balinio, remember? And then again management issues and marketing issue, corporate branding and all that came into play. And they said they have to delay this meeting together with these two guys. So the hopeful event was to meet and then he went to Chicago. And he actually defied the orders of running when he came. Although Marathon records have been broken 5 times in Chicago, but in Balinio you'll see that 12 of those records have been broken because of the flatness of the course. And here the guy went there and then he did the unimaginable. Him going at this particular moment was shocking. There are people who have not recovered, even the management himself. You know what the management was? They were putting into structures or into place. They wanted to use now this image of Kiptum because Kiptum had an active running career of around 13 years, actively running. And this guy has just started. So you know with running is progression. I will tell you something a little bit. It has taken like 116 years for 55 minutes to be broken. I'm talking about 19 or 8 to 20 to this year. Those are 116 years that it has taken for people to reduce 55 seconds. So it's something that has taken time and then it takes the progression. Now this guy had came into the system. Now he understand the courses, how to handle, how to tackle. You know with running you'll never lie about running. Running is about calculation. Runners are the best mathematicians because he knows within these 10 kilometers I'm supposed to run at a pace of 2 and a half or 3 minutes per kilometer. Then he knows when the body is responding well if he has to increase the pace or if he has to reduce the pace because maybe sometimes the weather you know when you can go for a rest, let's say you go to run in Mombasa the weather there is totally different from the weather in Nairobi and El Dorate. So with running you cannot compare the running, the minutes, they are too different because it will eat you. Mombasa eat you because of humidity. So an athlete will understand that. He knows his body, how it responds. So when I talk to him after breaking the record now, came back and then he said, now I'm going for that time that Elwood had run at Inyos. And here we have, the guy is gone at a tender age. Talk about his determination and zeal when he had just reached that particular milestone many will say that that's the top. Where do you go after that? How was his reaction to setting all that record and climbing to the top of his career? You know this guy again, I'll tell you something that he has run, he has participated into three major races that have propelled him to be where he is and he made himself a legend. This is a self-made individual because in most people they have known Kiptoom the last two years. But for us who have been in the game we have known Kiptoom for more than 10 years, you get it. So we understand where he is coming from. People even didn't know this guy is married he has a family. Kiptoom has had a family for a very long time that we have known him. And you see people just saw him when he came into Valencia then the surprise visit at London then the wonderful thing, amazing thing, crazy thing that he did at Chicago. This guy was focused and he was purposeful and the next time that he was going was now to he was setting the records. His mind now was setting the record things that will take time for people to break. You remember when people were saying records are made to be broken. But I tell you even he himself eljud was astonished when this man ran because the course was not favorable for marathon record. Chicago is usually there's a little bit hili it's a little bit steep but when you compare with the Berlin course Berlin course is a flat course like this start to finish, it's all level down. So he didn't expect that to happen. So I think the future for this young man was to run to 5.8 It was possible because you look at the pace in how he was running. You see he delayed a little bit. You remember at London when he told after finishing the race if at that particular moment somebody could have told him that you are on the course record pace he could have broken the record at that particular moment but nobody was there. You remember the escort in Chicago. In Chicago they were telling him because even the people were escorting they had now to communicate to him they had to tell him now you are on the course you are within the record.  It was really encouraging but at London nobody was telling him for the last 12 I think 12 kilometers because the body was still working he was still at his best. You remember the finishing the finishing around the 500 meters that guy was explosive and then you see he was acting as one zero. That is the prime time and you can see with marathon when somebody especially after the 38 kilometer you are not yourself it's the system now running you because physically you are gone because running 40 kilometers non-stop in a span of 2 minutes 30 seconds or yes 2 minutes 30 seconds or in a span of 3 minutes per kilometer or maintaining the same for 20 kilometers running 2 and 30 seconds it's crazy you know so when the system reaches at around 38 kilometer 35 kilometer mostly the last pace maker usually drops that's the very last pace maker drops at that particular moment so you remain on your own this athlete has 5 kilometer to maintain that pace then the 2 kilometer is where somebody is telling me God help me but we saw Kiptum in Chicago doing the amazing because when he tremendous 12 kilometer he was destructive and he really destroyed that cost record in the finishing minutes so the future for this young man was so great and records were going to fall so the management had structured this young man they wanted to propel him the same way global did for Elliot because Elliot became an icon in the world of running he's a legend bought truck you know Elliot came he's the one who removed these people what are the names he's God bless him he beat them on the truck hands down he beat them at 18 years he was destroying them this guy has history that he has built on it's just like faith faith is from nowhere you see he started running bare floated here at this ground that has been refurbished very first time and she is she yes so you see but Kiptum nobody knew him only those people on the ground are the people who knew him actually people knew the coach so where does this leave the future the future we don't know now because what has happened is just terrible and for you to get another Kiptum it's going to take us time we know we produce we manufacture the athletes they are both long and short we manufacture them because every day there is a new breed that is coming up but to get the caliber of this young man Kelvin Kiptum it will take us a while yes and of course not really going into the Olympics means the Kenyan team now has to rearrange their plans even I will tell you point blank without fear or contradiction nothing going to happen between those two legends nothing between there was no running between Eljud and Kipchog it wouldn't have happened because the history could have gone at one particular moment this is a young tack fresh blood and we are looking at a legend on the cast of history and legacy that one is destroying the old man he could have been completely distressed outpaste and he could have been made to look what can I say like nime daraoliwa to put it in that context nothing could have happened at that particular moment I don't think Eljud could have competed with Kiptum in Olympics yes indeed and of course the passing now the authorities are doing their doing their work hoping that they could unravel what was really behind the sudden demise but all the same remember that he did live a mark as the only athlete who did run in a competitive race just two zero zero thirty five and now will live until that day when another athlete will come to the four and maybe lower the time but also same week we had a legend first on a triblazer of his time Henry Rono Henry Rono is just going to the same actually Kiptum has gone to the same history books as Henry Rono on one front is that at their prime they never won a world championship medal or an Olympic medal Henry Rono came into the limelight at 1978 in 1981 he broke as the time he broke four five records in one particular in two races because he broke the 10k then he took the steep purchase and then he broke even the in between times that were there and then the funny thing is that we were going to have the world championship at that particular time that is 1984 but Kenyapu recorded the event so they never went and Henry was at his prime at that time he was destroying records so he goes to the history books as someone who was at his prime but he never achieved the highest medals that an athlete anticipates or aspires to have that is the world championship medal and Olympic medal now back to his debt Henry Rono left Kenya and Weden stayed in United States for 34 years he stayed for 34 years and he lived a lavish life a lavish lifestyle and overspent his earning so before he left the U.S. he had won few races especially the marathons even when he broke the 10k record and the steep purchase record so he had some few coins that he had he bought a house here in South Sea and it's still there and then this guy decided to go even he left his family then he went he forgot his family but he remembered the young girl because they were in constant communication with the young lady that she had and he the daughter now and he went to States then he stayed for 34 years people had to fundraise for this old man to come back to Kenya and it was big big big big big headlines that were running but when you look at him again first you will pity the life somebody who never saved or who never put his earning into a proper basket because he got and he misused what he had because he started he went into coaching after retirement he used to coach people then all of a sudden he went to strain the streets and then somebody met him and then he say wow this is a legend Kenyan legend what is he doing the streets and that's why how fun raising came into place so that he can come back to Kenya and his family disowned him the wife disowned him because for 34 years where have you been the son got married and then they stay now the son and the mother they stay in the same house he was chased from because he could not survive I went and I visited them we took a cup of tea with Henry Rono and the family and it was horrible surrounding because he lived a lonely life very lonely life this duration of him now before passing so he had no option but to go back to Kafsabet where he had bought a piece of land and again people came together to put a structure for him where he could stay so he stayed a lonely life so during covid time I went there to check on him and we had like two hours just talking because there is another guy and me who really went and had time even here we went to his home to just understand what was happening because we wanted to help to see where can we help we talked to the family but it could not be possible so Henry had to live so nobody one thing I want to send it very clear without contradicting myself I pray that nobody will come at this time that Henry Rono was back into the country and start boosting that we helped him nobody came to rescue this legend nobody came to him and I'm really waiting for such a person to come on so that I want to handle him head on without fear of anything because this man has died a miserable life for the last 5 years 4 years that has been in the country he live a frustrated life that's the life of Henry Rono a truck legend who passed on aged 72 I remember that he was a former champion who brought the glory and honour to the country wow great insights from John Vaslin thank you so much John where can people read your articles just before you go passion brought me into the game I am a professional I am a tech person I am a tech guru but I had to drop that when I left I left the country because I had issues here with the country I went to stay in the country for 7 years when I met a runner on the streets just a very quick minute I met a runner running then I'm like no this one must be a Kenyan so I had to follow that guy with a bicycle then he's like I asked him am I from Kenya then we talked then I said wow so from there we walked around then I found the passion I collected a few guys we said look here why don't we start something so I started a management for running I went back to Kenya because you are a Kenyan so I came and bought a property I put up something then with few athletes I contracted then that's how I started then people pulled away because of circumstances people had been deported by the late Kiplagat and so my sponsorship people actually a week was it was 7 days for sponsorship money of around 30 million to drop in then those people a reta chapter happened she was banned so I stayed for 2 years then after 2 years I could not sustain running the management so I dropped so I saw that there was a gap for telling the story of athletics so I came up with a blog atletics.co.ke that's where you can find me thank you so much John Vasen for coming and sharing here hope to see you again next Saturday thank you so much will be having fun zone and also be speaking to BMX freestyle members here on touchline don't go too far keep it Y254


How's it going everyone? Caleb here with late in sports cards. Next tonight We're gonna be working on a full case of select baseball 2022 random division style. This year is Break number six. I appreciate you all joining once again very much Let me show you the results one more time and we'll get right to it There's also like cars of the cards of the cars as well Still has the driver name though Here we go. Good luck everyone Okay, so vision style stand up here and get this going Yep, correct In The first year of chrome f1 you could also get the logos, but those are only going to be in the first year They decided So those cards have gone up drastically in value for example. I bought one here at the shop for $1. It's now worth about $70 That would be the Ferrari logo From the first year of Sapphire What's up, Ryan? Yeah, I do sports on Saturday nights and Monday nights Ryan It's uh, it's a Brad holding it down then on the gaming on those nights and then Brad also does Tuesdays as well All right guys. Good luck division style case here. We go really do appreciate you joining as always I do wish you the best of luck Here we go We're starting out Jake Myers there. That is gonna be number to 199 started out there to 199 AL West auto O'Neill cruise in Fuego and El Centro Are you doing Ryan? Silver Zach Gallin Willi Adames there to 199 NL central Nice Ryan. Yeah, I saw that earlier in the week that you grabbed up some UPC spots Good luck, man Wander their base rookie you go at least it's gonna be Joe Ryan their patch Joe Ryan patch alcentral babe No, I don't think so nope He is not in this products We would have hit one by now certainly try color Ramon Moreano. We certainly would have hit one right now Well, I'm just thinking of like the Henry Davis No, I don't I don't think so your dawn there that is a try color Central or excuse me West it's David Fletcher to 149 there 149 for you there West AL West Christmas Cormac there. That's patch Christmas Cormac patch AL West Sparks Silver AL West Carlos Correa Yeah, nice man. He is gonna be a beast. I think a lot of people are hoping big for him max freed silver A lot of people are hoping for the best and we've got gold Marcus Simeon that time That's gonna be a gold there. Nice Gold is seven of ten. Very nice. You go AL West Silver I say a Keener Fullerah a West Matt Feerling to 299 their patch autograph rookie patch autograph you go NL East Yatsa in the next box here.  He's not we took Isaiah Keener. Oh, it makes so much sense How foolish of you to not know that earlier What a clown you are Let's keep going all Trouty That's what Merrifield try color kill a brew Jose a break you there to 199 Alcentral Wander base so you go again and a silver babe a couple of cards for the AL East Hyeongi Yang that time that is a another hit for the AL West patch autograph Fuego Vladdy Jr. Auto this time gonna be to 75 Seth beer Sparks Auto NL West Judge I mean they follow certain rules still there is a process To it hatch there to 99 Camilo to fall and a West There is a process to it as to how they decided someone is a first bowman When they make their debut into tops products.  Okay. Next box goes keep on hunting select baseball 2022 This is a random division style full case spray and thank you so much guys. We are all sold out tonight Try color Dalton Varshow Brandon Marsh Really really do appreciate that All sold out for the evening try color John means Bregman select stars Got a great slate for you guys coming up tonight. This is our second to last baseball break to 199 there read Deppers We're going to Deppers AL West It's gonna be Gary Carter to 149 there Nice one there and at least the next baseball break tonight is Bowman Sapphire edition. It'll be sick We got Aaron Ashby there on the silver and Alcentral He's coming up next Auto this time Nate Pearson there AL East That's to 99 Frank in the door It's gonna be number 299 here also going over to the AL East rookie patch auto Vidal Bruhan nice You go AL East congrats on that one solid hits Deppers in Fuego Yeah, this is a whole lot of Bruhan. Yep Nice it That's gonna be Reese Nair there Reese Nair and El West in Fuego Mike Trout AL West that's a silver in Fuego Mike Trout Nice That's lime green to 99 Glenn Otto El West Joe Musgrove silver Yellowish silver central and Alcentral and we got Brandon McKay here to 99 on the patch a at least Kershaw selects stars. Okay guys. Let's keep going and a division style case break of 2022 select baseball Another empty box continuing on Good luck here silver Glenn Otto Rangers Say a West silver Lucas Geolito there AL Central Angel Zebra is a patch autograph rookie patch autograph to 299 You go again another one for the AL Central in the break sparks Lou Brock Williams to 299 rookie patch autograph You go in at least Babe, Selvador Perez to 199 AL Central Erin Nola try color there. Sanico facts Number to 25 Mario Feliciano rookie or excuse me patch autograph for the Brewers nice one and Alcentral awesome to 25 With Merrifield by the numbers Probably not You've got a Marcus Semi in there. It's lime green to 99 Patch here is wander Franco you go AL East patch Corbin burns by the numbers and Alcentral. Oh No Yeah, no, I will not be going for that card. I can assure you I've got a couple of Yuri cards and that's plenty Let's say it's tricolor your non-elvres. Maybe sparks to Anderson. You got to have a couple of cards of the you know Oh, yeah players you like Connor Wong to 149 another one for the AL East One pack to go here silver Luis Arias You go AL Central. Let me grab some drink. You will continue. All right. Good luck Next box up Here we go. Good luck here number 299 your Louise Gonzalez patch autograph and a West Frank Thomas four card pack there Like they have another one that has an extra somewhere Ryan Mountcastle there that is to 199 I Don't know I've never hit points in baseball Yeah, not that I can not that I know of Shane Bosner that is a patch Al East in Fuego also the wander Franco AL East for you. I don't think so T. I don't think so Could be incorrect though.  I really don't know about how do you Never hit him an absolute never hit one in anything. I can think of Silver Alex Kearlaw. So maybe they do but very limiting like actually like very rare as someone has hit one You got a silver there diamond level Riley Adams nice one there And at least And it's a white Emmanuel class a on the whites you got a tie-dye earlier. There's a white now nice one AL central Here you go. How about that? Silver Alex were do go AL East Right Shohei tricolor there Al West Luis Robert Al central Yeah, T wants one as well Get him going get him going the 149 here in Savalli Al central Let's keep it going everyone. Good buck Andre Jackson that time rookie patch auto and Al West We see your NL Wests or excuse me. He's Texas now. Sorry about that AL West Totally forgot you've all eaten there Boston Al Easts. How is he doing at the Rangers? Can't be that good, right? 199 AJ Alexi rookie patch auto speaking up. There you go. Al West Sparks Korea you ever gone to an MLS game Sherman Rakes to 199 no, we've got the stadium right by us now. Oh, yeah, I gotta get there eventually They play a camping world. I think so. Yeah, Raleigh fingers to 199 In Fuego one soda, excuse me. That's a tricolored not numbered Sorry about that. Drew Ellis that time. It's gonna be patch there drew Ellis And a West George Brett Silver there phenomenon Nice card for the AL central everyone stands the whole time rude. I'm surprised at an MLS game that happens We've got gold the NL central cold phenomenon's Brian Reynolds Sick Pirates card. Nice one NL central Silver Max Scherzer a bit annoying. Yeah, I'd be kind of shocked by that Yeah, I'd probably prefer to just you know relax The sounders are super popular. So yeah, that's probably facts actually, I bet you're right to 99 JT real Muto I bet you're right on that bet you are right Brandon Marsh to 250 there Silver patch, so you go AL West Selby, I bet you are right Chasmic Cormac there Tricolor and a wonder Franco again for the AL East phenomenon that time to 149 Ian Hap and L central Silver Charlie Morton and at least Xbox up guys Actually, there's also a 15 strikeouts today, which is pretty impressive. That's a lot of I know it's just like an average amount, but I had to know that it's actually it's it's a fairly above that means like crazy Yeah, it's a good amount of them Jared to random 199 their RPA nice one AL East There you go Peter Lonzo, I don't know exactly how busy the Orlando City games get not sure Matt brash there on the patch Mariners AL West in Fuego, Rafi devours AL East Tricolor and a evolving AL East Brandon Marsh AL West You have to 149 AJ Alexi you go on that one AL West Chimer Candle area there Silver Kevin Smith that time. That's number to 99 rookie patch autograph AL East you go Kershaw select stars Ryan Valet nice to 35 Solid Rockies Nice one there and L West Yeah, I would expect that the concourse and the premiere level design definitely will be I would expect that the diamond level will be a little bit different the boss Zebra is Chris Taylor on the zebra and AL West Silver Johnny bench and AL central So once again, this right here is going to be the concourse design This right here is going to be the premiere level design And then I'll show you when we get a diamond level Yes to 199 Aaron Ola tricolor in Fuego Machado There is not a club level in this also worth noting Club level will be in football That's Louise Frias to 250 there the one for the AL or excuse me the AL West Silver Corey Seeger AL West Those will be back team for sure. You don't have the court sides for sure. Yeah. Oh, yeah And this is a diamond level right here silver one Soto. That's the diamond level. Sorry next box guys And there you go on that one and Elise Move a stack of base you don't have that's what it's called court side and basketball and field level. I believe it is in football Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, that would all be correct Thanks again everyone all sold out this evening on all of the group breaks that we do have to offer If you do want a personal this evening Sam will be ripping those after still and you can't get that in oh, yeah Ryan Sandberg and L central to 35 nice starts Ryan oh That's sick Firestorm SSP Max Scherzer There you go nice one and at least Get that magged up for you. That's really cool Haven't seen any firestorms yet Nice card congrats on that and at least very nice Scherzer silver machado It's awesome babe Thomas Who he I believe it is rookie patch auto there also and at least congrats. Wow that's box Story box Retention. Good luck everyone Wander Bronco spark signatures hollow boom Al ease congrats on that Very very nice it's an AL East congratulations sick wander coming your way Al East good stuff great box here so far Whoa 1099 Ichiro now oh Jersey number Yo, that's so sick Yeah, what are the odds man congrats AL West Jersey number Ichiro How about that? 51 of 99 Try color to grom bobechette smarts That's awesome We've got Lars Newt bar there Nice one patched in 99 and now central and then another one for the AL East in the break silver phenomenons wander awesome Awesome awesome congrats again Silver diamond level max Muncie paper glass now silver Another one there AL East You have four boxes to go still in the break here guys A few packs as well Adam Frazier to 199 Sail West Next up here is Connor Wong Boston patch You go AL East and a Mike Trout in Fuego Alex Kearlaw for their try color Brian Reynolds Four to go let me wipe down the table here quick Another select baseball coming right up guys. All right. All right. Here we go Good luck everyone Four boxes to go in the break here tell Marta try color Gavin sheets Try color Kyle Hendricks Jose L2 Bay in Fuego Miguel Rojas that time to 199 And at least Silver Alex Kearlaw and L central or excuse me AL central Brent Honeywell number to 49 hatch autograph there You go to 49 AL West Frank Thomas by the numbers Next up. We've got auto here to 199 Cal Ralee Al West again. They've been hitting in the break JT Real Muto got number to 25 mile straw Al central there you go on the patch nice Silver that's okay Houston patch doesn't it. Yeah silver There is an LS hot teeth junior on the phenomenon Yeah, he was Silver Cal Ralee there That's a diamond level for you there AL West Ryan Mount Castle. That's number to 149 AL East and Thomas Zappowski as well there. There's a pookie NL East White Gary Carter nice one NL East hands Krause here on the patch there Phillies Go NL East and a wonder Franco in Fuego AL East three boxes to go Appreciate you all joining be sure that you have already liked the stream over on the YouTube end while you are watching Helps us out tremendously guys and really do appreciate you for doing so Thank you very much Starting out with a gold first pack for the NL central Tyler Stevenson six of ten nice All the person was looking Personals have some room with Sam as well if you do want one this evening Good amount of room rookie patch auto there NL central Aaron Ashby in Fuego Matt Olson On Patrick Patrick T bought a 2021 XR Oh, never at that nice That's a lejo Lopez there NL central rookie patch auto to 299 Harper sparks. That's pretty sick. Yeah That's only h2 insert I believe No disco gold in this disco is usually just h2 to 199 there Ozzy Elby's NL East Brandon Nemo try color Zander select stars It's gonna be number to 250 Kevin Smith patch AL East Want so no silver moonshots nice NL East And that goes with all disco parallels usually just exclusive to h2 Andrew McCutcheon there to 99 and at least That isn't Andrew McCutcheon Phillies Have a look at that again silver babe root AL East Silver Garrett Cole Yankees AL East silver Brandon Crawford NL West Brandon Mars that time AL West patch rookie patch not numbered Harman Killabrew in Anderson red white or excuse me. I'll try color in Fuego, Vladdy, Jr. Couple to go guys coupled to go Next up here number to 199 Connor Wong RPA you go AL East Null in there and Otto by the numbers Essential There's another burger Chris McCormick that time that is rookie patch. I don't know 199 Nice card for you there AL West Bo Bischette 199 Camilo Deval NL West Rolled this Chapman AL East try color in Fuego Brandon Crawford and Otto to 99 their patch AL West's Cedric Mullins select by the numbers You can want that one AL East silver rindley NL West Mary Walker silver NL West Williams, that's the light blue number to 35 on those you go NL East It's a 35 Solid card Edmund Sosa silver hinge and Ryu there Go on that one AL East that is Tyler McGill Rookie patch that time for the Mets. There you go NL East jerd Walsh Recap will be coming up shortly as well everyone Vladdy Grail, Jr. Try color Null in there and Otto Essential It's a 149 Gary Sanchez that time Yankees You go AL East one box to go everyone lock your last one of the break I can't believe you can keep up with this. Oh, yeah Select is just weird because it's so many different So it gets me like the first half case. It was a little slow But yeah after that you get it. I made for rare that time. That is patch auto there AL West 99 Brandon Lowe As you guys know, we like to over top load here for sure Back to ice auto nice one there NL West Colton Welker nice Top 199 also this time gonna be for the NL East Riley Adams auto Two autos one pack Both sparks signatures Fuego hobby bias that ain't supposed to happen Let's continue I imagine we're gonna have another auto in the box something's telling me That is Jared to ran that time to 199 AL East Something is telling me Jonathan India there try color And then a Jose Bray you for Ellis that time rookie there and a West patch Jazz silver and Fuego NL East And Griffey Jr. We got a silver diamond level NL central Wilson contrasts packed ice read that murder is not bad There you go. Nice one AL West Not bad there To 25 Marcona Silver. Oh missing card packs. Maybe we did have a dual auto pack and no other See we'll see See we'll see maybe I'm wrong Try color Nikki Lopez Vladigrero Jr. Excuse me senior Senior definitely not junior there certainly not it is senior Nice lime green show. Hey Thank you go again AL West last pack of the box Thanks again all So sure enough the two autos are just in the same pack and a silver NL central Josh Hader That is weird, let's do a recap guys Let's do a recap Thanks again so much for joining start out with a recap here for all of the patch cards hash cards recap Drew Ellis Taylor McGill Glenn Otto Brandon Marsh Kevin Smith hands Krause miles straw Connor Wong Lars Newt bar Luis Frias Matt Brash Brandon Marsh Drew Ellis Jake Berger Shane Boz Wanda Franco Brandon McKay That is a recent there Tony Santillian Camilo Deval Chas McCormick and a Joe Ryan. All those are patch cards Relics, whatever you prefer We've got autos Riley Adams Hi, my Maria Connor Wong Chas McCormick Lejo Lopez Aaron Ashby Cal Raleigh Brent Honeywell Thomas Zabuki Kevin Smith appreciate the follow. Thank you Jair Duran a J. Alexi Andre Jackson Luis Gonzalez more autos Mario Feliciano Luke Williams Angel Zepra Vital Bruhan not bad on a Pearson Seth beer Hanging young we got Matt Veerling Jake Meyers Firestorm Max Scherzer And a at least wonder Franco spark signatures. Hello. Appreciate it. Once again as always. Thank you so much for joining We'll have these all well protected up and right out to you


In this step, I'm going to show you how to create a liquid material using Arnold and we're going to put some color in it as well So it's going to be a colored liquid what we need to do then make sure you're in your hypershade and We are going to clear our workspace and create another new AI standard surface nice and easy I'm going to call this one M underscore health liquid and The preset I'm going to go for for this one is Clear water and we'll just replace that this has now given us an idea of how that clear water looks I want a better idea though, so we're going to swap to the Arnold renderer This is how the health liquid is coming together so far them. I want this to be your Typical red kind of potion. So what I'll do is go into my settings And I'm looking for transmission and I want to give this a color So I'll start by just clicking on the swatch and just choose the standard red color And that looks pretty nice now you might choose To experiment with how red this is by changing the saturation slider. So you might only want it to be a think Sort of red or you might want it to be a much deeper red I'm going to go for something like that I think and then that's that material ready to go for now We might make it glow a little bit later as we get onto lighting and rendering But for now this will serve its purpose the issue We've got now is selecting the liquid inside the bottle without selecting the bottle itself and for that what we're going to need to do is just go back into Maya and Open our outliner. So we get that by going windows Outliner and that will probably pop up on the side of your screen over here Or it could be a floating window and then you can see that now I've got my flask here and I can select just the health liquid and once I've got that selected I'll nip back into my hypershade and with my health liquid material I'm going to right-click on it and assign material to selection We can see that now because this has some color to it. It's not completely transparent which makes it easier to see And we'll get an idea of how this is going to come together So let's just have a quick look at this press play And you can see that now inside this glass container We have a liquid and as light is passing through it. It's also creating a red highlight on the table So this is all good so far before moving on what I would like you to do is Duplicate that health material for a manner material make it blue or whichever color you choose and assign that to the other liquid Just like I'm going to show you now here. It is so assuming you've done it correctly You will now see that you have a red liquid in one of your flasks and a blue Or whichever color you chose in the other that's going to do it for the basic preset section of creating materials We're going to move on to creating a texture based material next Which is going to give us a little bit more control over how it looks It'll also mean that we need to start thinking about UV mapping as well But we'll get on to that in the upcoming steps So I will see you in the next step where we're going to create our new floor material Game Dev Academy is graciously supported by these absolute legends If you'd like to offer your support then check out our patreon page using the link in the description below


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All right good morning cyber traders welcome back happy Friday everybody good to see you Bobby good graph good to see you William Andre everyone Andrea everybody could see everyone on social media welcome back let me tell you. We've been doing this for a long time. Okay here at CTO benefit 30 wonderful years. I have to say probably maybe three or four times in my lifetime trading have I ever seen a stock like tops go from $7 to almost $230 in one day. Now you know why they train people of day trading okay after hours I mean forget about that big one after even after hours okay right around here at the close around $16 I had that big big push out of nowhere within the last 30 minutes thing ran to almost $37 that I shot up to about 50 around like almost to what is that $330 I mean cyber traders you've been here some of you need to be a very long time whatever when's the last time you sold stock like that. I think there's only one I could kindly we kind of remember and I'm and guess what it's moving again this morning so we got a definitely a packed house to talk about some really good stuff today. Yeah lores and you know what's so funny. Um, well actually I don't know if it's funny or sad right. So yesterday, you know every Thursday at 12 o'clock we have our open house we invite everyone here from social media everybody in our you know in our database of your people followers and we invite them to come and talk about, you know, what we do at cyber trade and how you're supposed to trade. And you know it's and we're talking specifically about the stock to pay and some of you here are going to watch this video a little bit later and you'll be like what are you talking about. We were talking about the stock in the morning. Okay, starting right at the morning. We all were able to get in around $7 and 50 cents look where the stock ended up. Now let me explain to you what's happening with the stock is people asking what why is it going up. This is an absolute sure squee. No screen files to only voice. It should be sharing. Can everybody else see. I think you guys should be sharing. I think I'm sharing. Okay here. All right, no problem. It must be on your right just log out log back in john. But anyway, getting back to what it is is that what we're talking about that. When you see things like this, like yesterday I was talking to somebody and, you know, and you get these traders they like, you know, I got to think about it. You know, I think I said, what do you got to think about making money? You know what I mean? Like you're losing money. And I'm like, do yourself a favor. If this does not impress you, because there's only one of several that moved yesterday. Do yourself a favor. Just quit trading. Just get out. Get out of the business. Okay. And it's just it's like, it's like. It's like walking down the street. Right. And you see a hundred dollars sitting on the floor and you don't pick it up. I don't know. I mean, it doesn't look right. Meanwhile, you would love to have extra hundred dollars in your pocket. Right. And it just walked by like, and they're like, you know, it doesn't make any sense. You know, that's sitting there. I got to go to work and get, I got to work for $10 an hour, work 10 hours a day, but they see the money sitting there. So like I tell everyone, listen, if you're not going to do it, don't do it at all. But this is what we train for. You know what I mean? Stocks like TOP. And we didn't have to do great on TOP. We don't even have to do great.  You did great. Now, but listen, there's a lot of stocks that moved yesterday. A lot of them. Hold on. We have, we definitely have audio.  All right. But there was a couple of the stocks out there, you know, that were moving also. We'll talk about it. We got this stock, NEGL. No news. There is literally no news. Now here's another stock that we traded yesterday, back in the beginning of the year. This stock went from 49 all the way up to about 275, right? And then obviously it's a short squeeze, but she's moving again.  So getting back on the iceberg order kick, there's a lot of stocks out there that are moving and you know what? There's some pretty decent orders on this stock, NEGL. So NEGL is on the watch list. By the way, getting back to the stock top, it's done. Stay away from it. Don't even look at it. All right. Let all these other suckers out there jump on that bandwagon and so on. They have no idea what a short squeeze is. And you know what? Great traders did not get that stock top and buy it 7 and sell it 200. We bought it at 12 and we sold it at 20, right? You bought it at 26 and you sold it at 28, right? You don't buy it at 200 and run it down now. It's at 90, okay? So you know, be focused and we cover this exclusively in our classes.  This really is what happened in the market.  Well, I think you all could afford a $7 stock yesterday when we were trading it. But anyway, MAGL is another one that is doing exactly out there regarding about the short squeeze. Oh, I got some news over here. Shares, Josh just sent me a little quick little article. Shares of the float and stock tops financial are trading higher on a broadly high volume. Traders are currently an article on China's data on April 25th. Financial Group issued an insurance as approved by the SEC. MEGL, zero news. All right. So basically, you know, they got some approval, another Chinese stock regarding that's trading the market. But anyway, there's a lot of other ones out there that are moving and we're going to look at it. But the tops, you could see it's on a downtrend right now. That stock was trading late, late in the afternoon. And by the way, getting back to, you know, about these stocks, where do we do most of our trading? Okay. Pre-market after hours. You see things like this. And a lot of these online brokers like, I got to be careful. I have multiple accounts.  They won't let me trade after hours. But when you trade with a, here's CTU and you trade with a, you know, with a direct access brokerage firm. That's how you basically get access. By the way, did everyone enjoy the video? I'm not the video. I'm sorry. The meeting we had yesterday with trade station with Jesus.  I mean, he went for a long time because you guys had some great questions. All right. If you did miss it, it's going to be on your dashboard. It'll be on our YouTube channel coming shortly after their compliance department and kind of reviews it. We'll post it. But if you're in CTU, hopefully you enjoyed it. These are the great speakers that we have that come in at CTU. You know, these people are, you want you to succeed in trading and also benefit from these stocks. But anyway, getting back to that, let me go over a couple of the stocks that are moving. Here's another one that's also moving, AGBA. By the way, MGL is moving pretty nicely right now. Let me just show you level four. We're getting a little bit of a pop right here. We're at guysburg order right here at that $5.50. And just made a nice little move. Look at that big pop. Bottom is kicking in right now on that stock. So looking pretty good on that one. Anyway, we don't have too much time here. Let's go bang these out. You got this AGBA. Nice little move. A lot of you remember this stock was $11. Came all the way down to $1. Add this big spike early in the morning, but she's on a downtrend. So it'll be a little cautious on that one. Once again, just these are the things that are moving with these big short squeeze. Another one right here, SIEB, up 57%. Tier size is a little small, which means it tells me right away that the float must be small. Already trade 5.7 million shares in pre-market. The market is not even open. Come on. Not even open. And you're talking about all these pre-market traders. Institutions are already jumping on the bandwagon. But that's another pretty good interesting nice stock we're going to keep an eye on. This is a very unorthodox type of Friday. I can tell you that right now. This is not your typical Friday that we trade. Look at this. We're at number 5, and we're still at 46%. Usually on a Friday, we're probably maybe 10%.  Nice inexpensive stock, cheap little stock. Very spotty, but some of you remember we trade this back in September. I mean, in October, where it ran from literally like $2 up to about 15%. So we know that stock can move.  Because I almost guarantee that you were in that trade back then because it was cheap. This one, nice little trend, 200,000 shares. Stock was $4. It's a little bit better. Looks like a pharmaceutical stock. Man, this list is going to get awfully long. TPSP. Oh my God, what's going on here? Look, 46%. 46%. And we're at number 7 on a Friday? Damn. That is a lot of big news. I mean, it is just endless. 41% H-U-D-I. Guys, remember this one? We traded back in November. It was $21. They ran it to 203 days. Remember, now it's back down to 3. That is a short squeeze.  I mean, we deal with short squeezes. But there's another one that came up. I'm only on the NASDAQ for crying out loud. I didn't hop onto the New York for crying out loud. So there's a good... Listen, when we start trading, what's going to make today a little bit more difficult for all of us is that we're going to need to be very selective. We're going to need to work together like a team, which we all can trade together, all right? So just be very, very careful on what we're going to be focusing on because they're all moving. You know what? We're not a really big fan with stocks gapped up that high, that early in the morning. GAZ, what is that? 31%. Look at this. Damn, I can't do this anymore. I mean, this is going to be really, really tricky. We're going to have to... Listen, I can't write all of them down, but I do want to point out one of the stocks. Remember the stock HKD? This was that other one that we've seen. A lot of you remember the stock. It was an $18 stock. It ran to $2,800. And then we traded it back here on this day over here. Remember back here, beginning of January, it ran from $16 up to $37. Then we also traded in September. It ran from $48 to $287. So remember the stock, another big short squeeze out there, HKD, but this is a category five. A lot of you remember that. But even like with category fives, you can always just trade very small, small lots. You don't got to trade a lot of these stocks. I get people like, oh, it's cheap. I got a $50,000 account. I'll just buy 5,000 shares. You're looking to buy 100, all right?  Listen, the beauty about day trading is finding days like today and yesterday and being part of that. But once again, you got to learn before you can earn, all right? And not only that too, and I'm Jeffery, I'm glad you brought that up in the cyber group room. What is today known as? What's today? Today is the last day of the period of the market. This is the last day of April to trade. So a lot of people, you got to be careful. You want to close out the month strong. You don't want to give any profit back. So this makes it more like a double whammy. So be very, very careful trading today. We don't want to give it back. But listen, if you see something, you say something. All right, listen. Market's opening up in 15 minutes. For some of you on social media, you'll notice on the top left-hand corner, you have a little QR code. Just take your phone, scan that, and you'll be able to get into the upcoming event that we're going to do. So hopefully we can still convince some of you to see what you missed. And let me tell you something. It's always a new adventure here and day trading in the market. So we always find something new. So don't worry about the past. Whatever happened, we'll focus on the future. The future is follow the money. All right. Anything on missing cyber traders? Anything else? Oh, and don't forget, we'll post the link again. For some of you logged in late, if you don't know it, I just posted a new video on Fousal Home Living. Everyone's always asking me how you make good Italian sauce. I already posted that link. Go out there, like it. Please share for us out there. And don't forget to subscribe to it. It's a new channel I started. And like I said, if you want to learn how to cook, take care of chickens. Listen, this is the beauty hobby about what we do as a trader. You know what? We trade in the morning. What else are we going to do? When we get our age, we go to the doctor or we go out there and cook and play in the backyard. Thanks very much for sharing that. Yep. We just posted that link there for you. All right, guys. Good luck. We'll see you back here at 2.30 on the media. Cyber Traders, you've got about 15 minutes before the market opens up. Let's get ready for the open. We'll start commentary there. And then everyone else will see you late in the afternoon.  We'll see you back here fresh at 9 a.m. tomorrow on Monday morning. Happy trading, everyone.