first one. Now before the Feast of the Passover when Jesus knew that his hour had come that he should depart from this world to the Father. Having loved his own who were in the world he loved them to the end. And supper being ended the devil having already put it into the heart of Judas Iscariot, Simon's son to betray him. Jesus knowing that the Father had given all things into his hands and that he had come from God and was going to God rose from supper and laid aside his garments took a towel and girded himself. After that he poured water into a basin and began to wash the disciples feet and to wipe them with the towel with which he was girded. Then he came to Simon Peter and Peter said to him Lord are you washing my feet? And Jesus answered and said to him what I am doing you do not understand now but you will know after this Peter said to him you shall never wash my feet. And Jesus answered him if I do not wash you you have no part with me. Simon Peter said to him Lord not my feet only but also my hands in my head.  Jesus said to him he who is bathed needs only to wash his feet but is completely clean and you are clean but not all of you for he knew who would betray him therefore he said you are not all clean. Okay so Jesus knows that his hour of dying on the cross is quickly approaching. He knows that his hour has come. In chapter 12 verse 23 he had said it had said Jesus answered them saying the hour has come that the Son of Man should be glorified.  And so because he knows that his time is short he's giving his disciples what we would call final instructions. There's only a few more days until he dies so when you look at that what would his final teaching be well we're going to be seeing that. There's a short time until his death what will his final teaching rest on. Well he begins his final night of instruction with the demonstration of his deep love for them. Now as we're looking at this you would think that on such a night the disciples hearts would be right with God but that's not so because their hearts are set on something else. Luke tells us in chapter 22 verse 24 that there was also a dispute among them as to which of them should be considered the greatest. And so even unto that time there's still an argument going on amongst them as to which of them should be considered to be the greatest. And when you think about it you can understand why this kind of thing could happen amongst these men. Just look at the disciples and take a moment with me to consider some of of what we know about them as we read our Bibles and you'll understand why there would be a debate amongst them as to which one Jesus loved the most. Which one was the greatest amongst them. There are like James and there's John and there are their brothers but they're also cousins of Jesus Christ. And so naturally it is possible for them to think as as men who are related to him through Mary Jesus his mother surely we have a place in your kingdom. We'll see something in a moment. I'll show you about that but surely we must have prominence. So surely we must be amongst the greatest. Obviously we must be we're related to him. Then you have the apostle Peter. The apostle Peter was somebody who did something the others had no ability to do the the apostle Peter. He was the one who walked on water. Think about that one for just a moment. If you wanted to write that on your resume as to why you're the greatest. Well I walk on water and the other guys were in the boat but there I was taking a walk with Jesus. He was there in Caesarea Philippi and you saw pictures of Caesarea Philippi. Those of you who were with me a couple weeks ago I showed you it. There's it was a resort area in northern northern Israel and Jesus would go there and took his men there for some R&R and while he was there that's where he said who do men say that I the son of man am and you know thou art you some say that you're John the Baptist some say you're Elijah Jeremiah one of the prophets you remember that conversation in Jesus is but who do you say that I am thou art the Christ the son of the living God and Jesus of blessed art blessed art thou Simon by Jonah for flesh and blood has not revealed this unto you but my father who is in heaven I say unto you you are Peter and upon this rock I will build my church and then he points to this cave there that you see it's still there in Caesarea Philippi it's called the gates of hell and it was a superstitious location that the Greeks believed you know that that sacrifices would be offered there and all it was called the gates of hell and Jesus points to it and says and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it so this is a man who walks on water and this is the one whom the father revealed that Jesus Christ is is the Christ the son of the living God surely surely he must have prominence when you read the the names of the apostles the apostle Peter is always the first name mentioned and so he had prominence and so who is the greatest well you've got James and you've got John cousins of the Lord Jesus Christ you've got the apostle Peter man who walks on water and makes the declarations concerning who he is you have Nathaniel when Jesus saw this man Nathaniel it's found in in in John's Gospel in chapter 1 verse 47 he looks at him and he says this is a man who is without guile this is a man without deceit and surely Nathaniel could remember that and he could say that of all the disciples when Jesus spoke of me he said that I was the one with no deceit in his heart surely I'm a man of pure heart I must be great in the kingdom of God the greatest you have Andrew Andrew is the one who brought his his brother Peter to Christ Andrew is the one who introduced Jesus and the apostle Peter so surely he could say within himself yeah I'm the one who brings people to Jesus I am the greatest in the kingdom and then there's Thomas now I think that Thomas has gotten a bad reputation to be honest with you because when I say the apostle Thomas what's the first word that you associate with him doubting doubting Thomas I don't think that's nice why well because in in chapter 11 of John's Gospel when Jesus was determined to go to where Lazarus was Lazarus who had died and was being warned against going because of late the Jews have desired to kill you remember how we saw that recently as we went through chapter 11 but we need to remember what Thomas did because Thomas in in chapter 11 verse 16 said let us also go that we may die with him I don't think weak people say I will go and die with you I just don't think that they do is it possible for us to be disappointed or to misunderstand and to to act improperly based on the information we're acting on at that moment I think Thomas did that Jesus died and he he was in a state of of pain and and and yes unbelief and that's why he said unless I put my hand into his wound if I put my hands into his wounds on his hands and and the wound on his side I will not believe I cannot believe I don't think that's a right statement by any means but I don't take that statement as the only thing I know about Thomas because again Thomas was willing to go with him and die with him cowards don't do that how about Philip Phillips amongst the band that's arguing amongst themselves as to who's the greatest but we read in in chapter 12 verses 21 and 22 that that he was used to bring the Gentiles to meet Jesus Christ and then let's not forget Judas now we already know enough about Judas to know that he's the betrayer we already know that as I mentioned the Apostle Peter's name always lists the apostolic names it's always the first on the list but Judas is always the last and it simply says the one who betrayed him so we know Judas and you may name if you have a son you may name one of them Peter or Thomas or Andrew but you never name him Judas that's not a name you give to your son that's a name you give to your dog but you don't give it to your son but do you know remember with me that he was so trusted that he was the treasurer he had the common purse he had the money and then Jesus was supported you know by by followers and he carried the money back you don't give your money normally to somebody you don't trust if you do you're gonna learn not to trust him eventually you if you give him to somebody you don't trust that's not a wise thing to do is what I'm saying you give your money to people you trusted and and Judas was trusted and so he I can picture him amongst the guys arguing who's the greatest and Judas would be one of the fellows who was saying I am I am the greatest now all of these men had one thing in common they wanted to be the greatest they wanted Jesus to think they were the best they wanted to be the most important ones in that group they were all hungry for special recognition and they all had to deal with selfish ambition you see the the recognition this desired recognition was a recurring sin in their lives in Mark's gospel chapter 9 verses 33 and 34 mark records that Jesus came to Capernaum and when he was in the house he asked them what was it you disputed among yourselves on the road they kept silent for on the road they had disputed among themselves who would be the greatest in chapter 9 of Luke verse 46 an argument started among the site the disciples as to which of them would be the greatest in Matthew 20 verses 20 and 21 the mother of Zebedee's sons came to him with their sons kneeling down asking something from him he said to her what do you wish and she said to him grant that these two sons of mine may may sit one on your right hand and the other on your left in your kingdom this is an ongoing dispute even up to that that that night selfish ambition was present in the heart of these believers and when selfish ambition is in the heart of somebody it's difficult to eradicate attention is something that everybody loves they want it in one form or another and it's easy to do something to be noticed it's easy to do something with the desire for others to see you we do it because we want someone to say that's great that's marvelous it's good and I'll be honest with you as a minister as a pastor of many years I can tell you that sometimes pastors succumb to the desire for and the need for attention to be something special to people think for people to think that they're a notch above the average person it's part of our heart I mean these men here the apostles dealt with it why wouldn't why wouldn't we why wouldn't we this desire for attention is as deep within as I was in high school and I think I was a junior or a senior in high school and they forced us to swim I'm not a swimmer I never liked to swim they forced us to swim and they'd make us wear speedos that's even worse it's gotta be a log and stuff but anyway they they would put us in the pool I didn't like to swim and my friends and I because we didn't want to mess our hair up we would kind of hang on the edge of the pool you know for 40 minutes we would just hold on and we would talk and we'd have our elbows you know and we would talk and that's what we would do in gym class and one day I was in the pool with my friends and we were just hanging around and we were the older kids and a freshman was on the high dive and he was standing on the edge of the high dive and he began to yell to the coach and I still remember this I can hear his little voice his 14-year-old voice as he was yelling out coach look at me look at me coach I'm gonna I'm gonna jump and the coach wouldn't look so this kid kept on yelling coach look at me I'm gonna jump I'm gonna jump now what do 16 17-year-old boys do when a 14-year-old boy's being dumb we started yelling look at me coach we were doing that in the corner we were yelling at the coach you know and then the little boy jumped you know because the coach finally looked and this young kid jumps into the water and we all chaired for him you know and I've never forgotten that for this reason that little guy my heart's different now obviously I'm an older man and I appreciate how people need attention and you probably didn't get any at home and all of that I understand that but when you're 16 year old years old you don't understand that you come to understand that later on and that's one of those things the Lord has taught me over the years everybody wants attention everybody wants to do something spectacular something that others will notice and commend them for and think they're valuable and a notch above the average person that's part of what we do that's part of what we are that's how we work and I think these men are simply dealing with a common sin and a common desire in some ways that we all have now when it's an ambition for position that's called selfish ambition when you have the wrong heart in it it's dangerous because when you yield to that ambition it destroys what happens when you're a person who's leading and you have this selfish desire to be known and to be famous people around you become stepping stones to you achieving something that will put you into the position of higher esteem and so what you'll do is you'll begin to use people to get to what you want that's what people do we see it all the time you you're we used to call it a social climbing the social ladder you make friends with somebody because that person can help you do something when they help you to do something and you get to be known by that person then you move to the next person can help you to achieve another goal then you move to the next person and you move to the next person until you reach the goal that you desire and if you work at it hard enough and you begin to kind of you know try and get into the cool class and the cool people so you can be one of those cool ones and ultimately maybe even be noticed when that's in ministry it's destructive it's destructive I have known pastors who have never made real friends with anybody have simply used people to get the position they wanted to do the things they wanted they ultimately ended by themselves because they have no friends they have no friends you can't be using people to get what you want but it's a very human thing when my Josiah who's now 16 my grandson when when he was around eight months to a year old somewhere in that area he was a little guy he was very attached to me and at my house we have a couch here and and you can sit on it's one of these owl shaped kind of like an owl shaped couch and I would I always sit on this end over here and then the couch you know goes off to my left and goes in that direction and my daughter would bring Josiah and he would reach for the person sitting close to him first person the first person he would reach to them and that person's got Josiah wants to be with me and Josiah would climb on their lap and they'd be oh look at the baby and then he moved them and he'd go to the next person and he'd sit on their lap for a second and they go and they tease haha he wants to be then he'd go to the next person because he would he had one goal in mind he was coming to papa and so he would end up on my lap and everybody Marie still remembers this everybody would start busting up because he was using people to get to me but you want to do something guys that's a human thing to do using people to get what you want be careful be careful it destroys the body of Christ it destroys when you have an ambition a selfish ambition when you have a desire for position to be known it's a very dangerous place to be and Jesus has to eradicate this from his men his men are suffering with this particular sinful melody and that's what's happening you see the greatness hunger this desire for it it has to be overcome and it's overcome by humility it's overcome by love for God it's overcome by by caring about others and it's also overcome when when we realize that but pushing for position and attention it is really is really futile Psalm 75 verses 6 and 7 says it like this exaltation comes neither from the east nor from the west nor from the south but God is judge he puts down one and he exalts another exaltation comes from the Lord so Jesus has to deal with their carnality and he is he's instructing them in Luke 22 25 through 27 he said to them the kings of the Gentiles exercise lordship over them those who exercise authority over them are called benefactors but not so among you on the contrary he who is greatest among you let him be as the younger he who governs as he who serves for who is greater he who sits at the table or he who serves is it not he who sits at the table yet I am among you as the one who serves and so he's using himself as an example now Jesus has been dealing with this as we've been looking through the scriptures he's been dealing with this ambition and the lives of his men and and that has to die or the kingdom can't be established it has to be dealt with or it destroys ministry it can spill over into all relationships and so Jesus is teaching them and he wants them to know something now teaching usually occurs in two ways it comes through an explanation and it comes through an example you learn through explanation and example it usually comes in both ways and and teachers are intended to give precise information to people they need to give the fundamentals of faith they have to be carefully explained yet if the truth is not incarnated Bible studies are just classroom experiences that's why I have meetings with with leaders every every two weeks in in on Sunday mornings you guys would know this unless I've mentioned to you before you might remember it every two weeks I meet with a group of a number of men after second service I go and I meet with them and I mentor these men I pour into these men I've been doing it for years pouring into pouring into pouring into we also have our our servant Saturdays where I if you're serving I invite you to come to be part of that it's a two and a half hour meeting we have a time of worship we have or so two and a half hours or so we have a time of worship we have about an hour of Q&A we have about a 35 40 minute Bible study devotional and I'm there to meet with you so that if you have questions and you want to know certain things I'm there I'm available that's what I do I've been doing this for years some people haven't taken advantage of it but it's there for the offering so people can know and and I learned these things from watching Jesus spend time with his men that's what he did he selected the 12 that he might be with them so they might instruct him and he would teach them through through his normal instruction but he would also be an example to them he explained but he also example then this is what we're seeing here and so Jesus is about to do something to teach them the greatness of servant hood and he's going to visibly portray that now we need to know that his act of foot washing is more than a reaction to their pettiness it is a selfless an act of selfless service it it's foreshadowing the cross it it's demonstrating the place of servant hood to these men and so this is what's taking place so sufferer was ended verse 2 the devil put into the heart of Judas as Gary at Simon's son to betray him now Judas was a man filled with avarice he was greedy he is very greedy and the devil prompted him to act upon his greed the greed was already there the devil is prompting him to act on that which is already present remember that when Mary had anointed Jesus his feet it was Judas who saw worship as a waste and when Jesus openly rebuked the men and all it convicted Judas and the rebuke exposed the heart of this man he determined to sell Jesus out and that's what he did Matthew 26 14 and 15 says one of the 12 called Judas is scary it went to the chief priests and said what are you willing to give me if I deliver him to you and they counted out to him 30 pieces of silver Judas is scary it why is he called Judas is scary it I used to think is scary it was his last name but that's not what it means Judas is scary it is Judas ish carry on ish is man carry out was a village Judas the man from the village of carry on is what that is and Judas was was from a different place than the other 11 the other 11 were from the Galilee the north in the north the Galilee the Galileans many of them many people looked at them as kind of like what Americans sometimes used to use the term country Hicks they they're people with no sophistication and that's how the southern southern from Jerusalem area that's how they looked at the northern Jews so the 11 were looked at as being kind of like just you know simple-minded people by carry on being down in the south made Judas different than the other 11 so when you see Judas is scary it he was one of the he was the only one who was not part of the the people from the Galilee there was a difference between the two and so Judas had this this ability to be looked at apparently as having much to offer but when Jesus Jesus exposed the heart of these people it went to his heart and it says he went to the chief priest and said what will you give me and they gave him 30 pieces of silver and so that's what took place we'll look at that again in detail later so Jesus knowing that the father had given all things into his hands that he is he had come from God and was going to God rose from supper laid aside his garments took a towel girded himself after that he poured water into a basin began to wash the disciples feet and to wipe them with the towel with which he was girded they came to Simon Peter Peter said to him Lord are you washing my feet and Jesus answered and said to him what I'm doing you do not understand now but you will know after this Peter said to him you shall never wash my feet Jesus answered him if I do not wash you you have no part with me so I'm Peter said to him Lord not my feet only but also my hands my head and Jesus said to him he who is bathed needs only to wash his feet but it's completely clean you were clean but not all of you for he knew who would betray him therefore he said you're not all clean and so Jesus is well aware of the situation he's in complete control that's what it says there in verse 3 Jesus knows that he has absolute authority notice that knowing that the father had given all things into his hands he has absolute authority all things have been handed to him all things are in his hands he is in complete and absolute authority how did he use absolute authority he chose to demonstrate what authority is through service what this is called is an enacted parable he's illustrating the greatness of servanthood so he rises from supper notice he lays aside his garments and he takes a towel and he curds himself these are the men who are going to carry on his ministry after he's gone they need to learn to serve with humility so he models his teaching before them they would have washed his feet there's no doubt but washing the other men's feet would have showed inferiority to them and so what Jesus was doing was giving to them an example that the greatest washes the feet we need to remember that Jesus and his men had walked from a village called Bethany they're now in an upper room in the city of Jerusalem their feet would be dusty as they walked and so at that time the host was to make sure that his guests were made comfortable they would come in and he would kiss them a kissing a kiss of greeting they would anoint the hair they would wash the feet that was all customary and under ordinary circumstances a servant would perform the foot washing if there was no servant available then the host would do that one of them should have performed this task but they were oblivious to it in front of him is a pitcher in front of him is a wash basin and front of him is a long linen towel yet no one moves someone wrote the very first thing which needs to be said about Christian ministers of all kinds is that they are under people as their servants rather than over them as their leaders let alone their lords Jesus made this absolutely plain the chief characteristic of Christian leaders he insisted his humility not authority and gentleness not power so Jesus is there nothing has happened he waits until supper is over no one has stirred then he acts he begins to wash their feet he comes according to verse 6 to Simon Peter and Peter is just dumbfounded are you watching my feet remember his concept of greatness would not allow for such a humiliating act on part of the leader they couldn't see themselves watching each other's feet let alone Jesus wash in theirs so service is the way that God is going to clean up the mess that humanity made for itself Jesus is going to wash their feet and according to Matthew 23 11 and 12 service is the greatest is the mark of true greatness and in Matthew 23 11 and 12 he who is greatest among you shall be a servant whoever exalts himself will be a base see who humbles himself will be exalted and so he washes their feet notice verse 7 what I'm what I'm doing you don't understand now but you will later on you will later on you know later you see it humbled Peter as he saw Jesus washing feet he couldn't allow it for himself but Jesus has rebuked him Peter was almost implying that Jesus was out of place and Jesus made it clear what I'm doing is right but Peter you're wrong you see even the most inspired leaders need correction on occasion every leader needs to remain sensitive to what the Spirit is saying in others in the case of Peter Jesus is about to explain what he's doing he's saying give me a moment I'll explain to you what I'm doing you don't understand right now but you will in a moment I'll explain to you remember this if you if you take notes this is important in obedience to the simple things God will reveal the greater things never forget that excuse me never forget that if you take notes John 14 21 whoever has my commands and obeys them he is the one who loves me he who loves me will be loved by my father and I too will love him and manifest myself to him listen guys this is a very basic thing I wish I could explain it in a way that would make everyone of us do it in obeying what God has taught you in obedience to the things he has said Jesus Christ reveals himself to you in ways that you pray for but I have yet to experience you come to a Bible study and you hear somebody like me say you know what guys share your faith with people tell someone about Jesus and you say to yourself I really wish I could but that man doesn't know me doesn't know how shy I am I'm not able to open my mouth I'm quiet I'm reserved I'm I'm not that person in other people have the gift of gab me I'm a silent person so you hear me say it you see what you say just open your mouth and share and then one day you're talking to somebody and there's a stirring in your heart and it may be small and maybe a flutter you may be thinking you have indigestion but something's stirring and so you say are you saying are you are you prompting me I was in a Bible study the other day are you reminding me I'm telling you some of you know exactly what I'm saying and you turn and you say you know you might if I share a couple things with you that I've been thinking lately whatever way you speak you do that and the person's open and they say really you know I've been thinking about these kinds of things thanks for talking to me about it I've got some questions and you start sharing and Jesus manifests himself to you you sense his presence he says if you obey me I will manifest myself and then you walk away from that conversation you may not lead him to faith in Christ don't get caught up thinking you've got to always close the sale just share drop the seeds down be obedient I am telling you you walk away and you go God I can't believe it I sensed your presence I sensed you with me that's what happens so many of us short change God's work in our life by not obeying him there are so many things you would be growing in and learning if you would simply start doing what you already know to do it's a promise mark it down John 14 21 mark it down go over it pray about it memorize it but remember God will honor his word I am not kidding in Psalm 25 verse 14 the Lord confides in those who fear him he'll open himself up to you and so he said what I'm doing right now you don't understand in a moment I'm gonna explain to you and you will well as it's taking place first aid Peter was says no you're not gonna wash my feet but Jesus says if I don't wash you you have no part of me if you're not washed by me you have no fellowship with me in my ministry in order to fellowship with me in ministry you have to be washed there's no other way well Peter couldn't submit to the idea that the servant should be served by the master and in this he's missing Jesus entire ministry he doesn't understand that God cares for lost humanity and Jesus is about to show the greatest act of self sacrifice when he ties in the cross and Peter needs to understand this in order to realize the depth of Jesus's love and his death what it meant washing his feet is nothing in comparison to him submitting to death on the cross and that's why he needs to understand these things and so Simon Peter verse 10 says Lord not my feet only but also my hands in my head and he who was bathed needs only to wash his feet but is completely clean and you're clean but not all of you and he knew verse 11 who would betray him therefore he said you're not all clean he was well aware that there was one there by the name of Judas he knew and he said you're not all clean so verse 12 when he had washed their feet taking his garment sat down again he said do you know what I've done to you call me teacher and Lord you say well for so I am if I then your Lord and teacher have washed your feet you ought also you also ought to wash one another's feet for I have given you an example that you should do as I have done to you most assuredly I say to a servant's not greater than his master nor is he who was sent greater than he was sent him if you know these things blessed are you if you do them there are two two verses I know two portions of Scripture I know that use the word example specifically of Jesus Christ this is one of those places verse 15 when he said I have given you an example the example Jesus is giving is an example of service and then there's a second place that is referred to in 1st Peter 221 and it's another word it's a word example that pertains to him and that relates to his sacrifice for in 1st Peter 221 it says for to this you were called because Christ also suffered for us leaving us an example that you should follow his steps so Jesus's example is of service and suffering service and sacrifice I'm showing you something you're going to be taking this message out to the world you cannot be fighting amongst yourselves as to who is the greatest you can't be arguing amongst yourself as to who I like the most what you're supposed to do is be servants you don't understand that there you are seated at a meal there's a basin there's a towel there's all the accoutrements for for for foot washing we all have dusty feet not a single one of you got up and did a single thing about it why because you're arguing amongst yourselves as to who is the greatest and I got up and I washed your feet you tried to keep me from doing it because you know that I am your master why didn't you wash one another's feet why didn't you get up and do it why does somebody else have to do something for you isn't that something in the church that we have to deal with today I think so it's an attitude not only in the world because everybody should have somebody do something for them in the world but even in the church I remember a lady who walked up to me I was right here on this platform this is before we built that sanctuary over there she was right there and I walked down the steps she said this is my first time that I've ever come here and I just wanted to ask you a question I said of course she says what does this church have to offer me and I said the question isn't what does this church have to offer you the question is what do you have to offer this church I said we teach the word of God here to equip the saints for the work of ministry and you need to be asking in a different kind of question what can I do for Jesus because we have to break this attitude of what can you do for me and Jesus was teaching that to his disciples I've done this as an example as I've done as service to you do it for one another he wasn't starting the foot washing ceremonies that some churches have you know where everybody comes together you know if I announce we're gonna have a foot washing ceremony you wouldn't show up most of you wouldn't but if you did your feet would be so pretty your nails would be clipped you get a petty in the whole nine yards little smiley faces on your nails I mean you did have the prettiest feet in the world so no he wasn't inaugurating foot washing what he was saying his servanthood that's what you need to do now here's something for you to you need to remember he said that the servant isn't greater than his master but if you know these things for 17 blessed are you to do them I've had people approach me they say pastor I've got a situation I give him a scripture and they say to me I already know that and my answer is always you might want to mark this down in case you do that you'll hear the same thing if you know these things blessed are you if you do them it's just not a matter of you knowing these things it's a matter of you doing these things we can know more than we do but the healing in your life comes through the doing not just the knowing you put it into practice so Jesus says theoretically you've been with me three years you know these things but you still didn't get up and wash each other's feet blessed are you if you do them and then finally verse 18 and I'll close with verse up to 20 I do not speak concerning all of you I know whom I've chosen but the scripture that the scripture may be fulfilled he who eats bread with me has lifted up his heel against me now I tell you before it comes that when it does come to pass you may believe that I'm he most assuredly I say to you he receives whomever I send receives me and he who receives me receives him who sent me and so he close closes with some basic words I'm going to give you precise information that you may not stagger but that you might be prepared because what's about to happen can cause you great pain it can shatter you therefore I will prepare you beforehand you will be servants and you will bring my message of life to those who receive it so don't be staggered about what is about to transpire because what you will see will stagger you but if you hold fast to my promises you will be blessed and you will go out and you will take my word and as they receive the things you have to say they will be receiving me because I will be the heart of that message as servants go out and serve take this message and watch people's lives become transformed the greatest in the kingdom is the servant of all


Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening. This is your captain speaking rich from rich to be live We have some big news Aurora cannabis receives final approval on German medical cannabis cultivation Licenses Aurora cannabis provides update on German cannabis production tender now Aurora cannabis is up pre-market and This could be one of the reasons Aurora cannabis Inc ACB in Canada and ACB on the New York Stock Exchange in America 21p WKN a1c for WM in Frankfurt, Germany Confirmed today that further to its press release dated April 5th 2019 the public appeal process related to the German cannabis production tender has been completed and Aurora's contract with the German federal Institute for Drugs and Medical Devices has Now been finalized the approval will allow Aurora to begin construction of a new state-of-the-art Indoor cannabis production facility in Luna, Germany in May 2019 and the company anticipates completion within 12 months of groundbreaking Initial shipments of locally grown cannabis are expected to become available to German medical patients starting in October 2020 with the new facility producing a minimum of 4,000 kgs over a four-year period to be expanded over time as regulations permit This is huge news for Aurora and they are up pre-market rivers is up pre-market Hexo is up pre-market Zina is up pre-market a USA is up pre-market acreage holdings is up pre-market We are having so much momentum today the last day of trading before 420 Surprise surprise. We are thrilled with the positive outcome of the tender process and excited to start construction on our latest Production facility. We are very proud of the work We have done by our European team in addition to providing German medical patients with a local supply of high-quality Medical-grade cannabis this new facility will also bring additional new jobs to the German labor market This is Neil below chief global business development officer It is a strong validation of our production and distribution standards to have been recognized as having the highest-rated overall concept out of 79 tender applications and we look forward to continuing to increase availability of medical cannabis in this important market Our successful proposal was focused on implementing the Aurora standard pharmaceutical grade cultivation techniques while leveraging the broad Competencies of our team of architects engineers pharmacists plant specialists and project management professionals said dr. Axel guile Managing director of Aurora Europe construction of this new facility in the Luna is the next logical step in expanding our Europe Wide production network to ensure medical patients have safe access to consistent high quality Medical cannabis flowers and full extracts. This is the news. It's breaking pre-market and Aurora is up pre-market on this news Thank you for watching. Remember, we are not license visors always do your due diligence Always do your research before you invest in anything that we talk about here in Rich TV live If you're not winning, you're probably not watching Aurora's up pre-market big news Happy 420 everybody. Have a great trading day. You're not winning. You're probably not watching. This is your boy rich from Rich TV live And I'm out peace


Chains of World Using Social Media is a book of dreams and hopes and inspiration and stories. It very much leads you through some of the social media platforms that are available to you if you want to try to make positive change in your communities. It deals with some of the larger groups out there like Black Lives Matter and Climate Change and some of the other organizations that have done great things. But most importantly, it takes you to some of the personal stories that I managed to collect for the book, including the librarian in Toronto who, using social media, created an onsite walk that brought community members together. It brought together stories of how here in San Francisco, people doing the Hidden Garden Steps project were able to use social media as part of their project. And it talks about things like shaping EDU, which is a global effort based out of Arizona State University. It shows how educators are using social media to try to change the face of learning in the digital era. Hope you enjoy the book. It's obviously available through the San Francisco Public Library, through independent bookstores and through the publisher, Roman and Littlefield.


Ed Asner, best known for playing fictional TV newsman Lou Grant, has died at the age of 91. His family said the actor whose roles also included voice and the lead in the Pixar film op passed away peacefully on Sunday morning. The character Lou Grant was first introduced as Mary Richard's bus on the Mary Tyler Moore show in the 1970s. Actor Ed Asner has died at the age of 91. According to editors at Deadline, the TV legend, perhaps best known for his role as Lou Grant during the 70s and early 80s, on both the Mary Tyler Moore show and its spin-off series, Lou Grant, peacefully passed away. No further details were shared. After landing the part of Grant, Asner went on to have a prolific Hollywood career with appearances in Rich Man, Poor Man as well as Roots in the late 1970s. Most recently, he provided the voice of Carl Friedrichsen in the Oscar-winning Pixar film Up in 2009 and also played Santa Claus in several films, notably 2003's Elf. Asner received several honorary awards, including a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and the Screen Actors Guild Lifetime Achievement Award.


Hello and welcome to today's session on the STM32MP1 general purpose microprocessor. This amazing device provides flexibility and eases development for your microprocessor-based projects. We'll take a look at the top-level architecture of the MP1 and some potential applications. Then we'll review the available variants of the STM32MP1 and the overall ecosystem that supports it. For those of you not already familiar with the STM32MP1, it is a general-purpose microprocessor with the added benefit of an embedded microcontroller core. This allows the STM32MP1 to be applicable to all profiles of developer, whether you are a current microcontroller user, new to microprocessors, a pure microprocessor user, or a developer already familiar with a mixed MCU-MPU architecture. Furthermore, being a general-purpose microprocessor, the STM32MP1 applies to various use cases and applications, from industrial to medical, and consumer and wearables to home appliances. Shown here is a top-level view of the STM32MP1 architecture. On the left side are the dual Cortex-A7s, providing up to 3,040 DMIPS of performance when clocked at 800 MHz. This high-performance domain is where Linux or Android would run. The optional 3D GPU in the top middle provides hardware acceleration for advanced graphics user interfaces. And on the right-hand side is the Cortex-M4, providing up to 260 DMIPS of performance for time-critical or other offloaded functions. This real-time domain can run bare metal or an RTOS. Now that you have an idea of the STM32MP1 architecture, let's look at some possible applications. Perhaps you are designing an advanced gateway product, maybe a gateway used for home security, HVAC control, or home automation. The STM32MP1 can address the critical features needed for these applications. With the dual Cortex-A7s clocked at 800 MHz, the STM32MP1 can support 720p HD video decode. When using the STM32MP157 with the optional 3D graphics core enabled, you can implement a high-performance user interface. And lastly, the heterogeneous architecture with both Cortex-A and Cortex-M cores provides the flexibility needed for various applications, including audio, voice, and other real-time processing. Perhaps your end application requires an industrial-grade processor. The STM32MP1 will meet those needs. For projects requiring industrial-grade, the MP1 can support up to 125-degree C junction temperature in the 650 MHz variants. Since the introduction of the STM32MP1, we've taken on a lot of extensive testing targeted at industrial applications. The result is that we can meet an industrial mission profile with 100% operating time over 10 years. When it comes to reliability and continuity of supply, we renew the 10-year longevity commitment every year. Renewed in January, we commit to produce the STM32MP1 until at least January of 2030. There are ample interfaces that can address industrial applications on the MP1. And furthermore, the real-time capability of the Cortex-M4 can be leveraged in many ways. As the world shifts into the next industrial revolution, also called Industry 4.0, everything is connected and sharing information. The STM32MP1 has the robust features and security tools needed to protect any industrial product and system. Artificial intelligence is all around us these days. The STM32MP1 architecture and ecosystem enables AI capability, such as image classification, face recognition, or predictive maintenance in any end application. Perhaps you would like to add AI to your STM32MP1 project. Since the MP1 has two different cores, there are two approaches that you can take. First, using the Cortex-A subsystem, we have support for TensorFlow Lite. This is achieved through an artificial intelligence expansion package for open ST Linux. This package contains AI and computer vision frameworks and application examples. Further information can be found on wiki.st.com. Looking at the Cortex-M real-time subsystem, we support STM32Cube.ai. Available for many STM32 microcontrollers, STM32Cube.ai can also target the Cortex-M4 in the STM32MP1. STM32Cube.ai allows you to map and run pre-trained artificial neural networks in the real-time domain of the MP1. Now we'll take a look at the various options for the STM32MP1. There are three main product lines, all available in 800 MHz or 650 MHz. The STM32MP157 shown on the right is the fully enabled variant with dual Cortex-A7s, 3D GPU, DSI for display, and CAN-FD. The MP153 in the center also has dual Cortex-A7s with CAN-FD, giving you the performance of the MP157, but targeted at applications that do not require the 3D GPU or DSI LCD output. And then on the left is the STM32MP151, which is the single A7 variant targeted at applications that do not need the performance of the dual Cortex-A7 options. Note that all product lines feature the Cortex-M4 for real-time operations and have an optional hardware cryptographic accelerator. All the variants are available in four different package options ranging from the 10x10 BGA-257 to the 18x18 BGA-448. We also offer the STM32MP1 Power Management IC. This device is designed specifically for use with the MP1. It simplifies the design, optimizes the power consumption, and provides for a tighter PCB footprint. The STP-MIC1 handles all of the supplies to the STM32MP1, as well as external devices including DDR and flash memories, display, Ethernet PHY, and USB. The embedded performance and functionality of the STM32MP1 device is only part of the puzzle. To continue to meet our customer's needs, we drive to further expand the STM32MP1 ecosystem, both internally and externally. From the software perspective, we have a fully integrated design suite that leverages the STM32 cube environment that we are bringing forward from the STM32 microcontroller families. We have added Linux running on the ARM Cortex-A7s with the OpenST Linux distribution. And the STM32 cube firmware runs bare metal or in an RTOS on the Cortex-M4. These two components create the STM32MP1 embedded software distribution. OpenST Linux is a fully mainline Linux distribution. We started with support for the 4.19 LTS kernel and recently shifted to the 5.4 kernel. We are compliant with many open source standards and are very active in various community working groups. Worth noting is ST's participation in the Linux Foundation and Lenoaro, as well as our Yachto compatibility. If additional security is needed for your application, the STM32MP1 can support a secure and trusted boot chain and trusted execution environment. We offer pre-integrated secure OS with Opti, the open portable trusted execution environment. Opti is an open source project which contains a full implementation to make up a complete trusted execution environment. The ST Partner Program reflects the value of the extended ecosystem beyond ST and provides many benefits to our customers. ST Partners can simplify project development, facilitate innovative applications, provide valuable training, and ultimately reduce the overall design cycle time. Addressing solutions for cloud connectivity or taking an Android package to a final product implementation or accelerating hardware design with a system and package are all examples of where ST authorized partners add clear value for our customers. Shown here is a snapshot of the various companies participating as STM32MP1 ecosystem partners. Whether it is a graphics library and framework, development tool, training or engineering services, the list of ST partners continues to grow. If you are interested in learning more about any of these partners, feel free to contact them directly or reach out to your local ST representative. In summary, we continue to improve the STM32MP1 product family and the ecosystem around it, boosting the dual cortex A7s to 800 megahertz and further expanding the STM32MPU ecosystem, both internally and through partners, provides you with the right performance for your application and the tools and resources to ease the design process and accelerate your time to market. Thank you for joining today's session on the STM32MP1. Feel free to learn more about the MP1 at the various online options shown here. If you have a project that the MP1 might be a fit for, please reach out to your local ST representative. We look forward to hearing from you.


This is the time of year India is most vulnerable to being hit by cyclones. Healing at least three people, uprooting trees and telephone cars and damaging buildings and power lines. Jammu and Kashmir has not had a natural disaster on this scale in living memory. This is the worst floods that's hit the state in the last six decades. India's roots, her land, her people are being jolted more than ever before. It's been described as the Himalayan tsunami. Days of heavy monsoon rain have swept away roads and buildings. Thousands of people are still missing. The flood situation in Jammu and Kashmir is very grim and steadily deteriorating. The number of dead in the floods has reached 148. In Srinagar, while the average norm for the 4th of September is less than 1mm of rain, almost 52mm of rain or 77 times the average took place. One fury after another. Thousands of lives snuffed in moments. Millions displaced. But science says, hold on, there is more to come. The impacts of climate change pile up in the extremes. Extreme high temperatures. Extreme droughts. Extremes of intense precipitation. And extremes associated with high sea levels. In Uttar Pradesh's Hamirpur district, devastated after his standing rubbish crop was lost to the rain, Indrajit committed suicides in his own field.


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Okay, I guess it's time Good morning, everyone. My name is Yahya Bay. I Work for HP work HP cloud private cloud. I work closely with the HP public cloud as well, and I work with the Glossomar Aguiar and right here just to help us out here In we're basically trying to solve the domain quota issue As you probably all know You're gonna find figure out. What is what is this about? Today with Keystone 3 We introduced, you know in grizzly domain domain concept was introduced There's a lot of Work that has to be done to to get domains into Fully functional and fully featured one of the things that we were having An issue is is the lack of controlling the The quota of each project today basically all the resources the resource consumption for cloud admin is is basically Done down at the project level and You've got People that create projects a lot of projects and Use resources that don't really have control over where the cloud admin needs to control that at the at the source level so What are we trying to do here? We basically wanted to add some kind of a sport at least in the In Havana to to have to give control and quota At at the domain level and so we can we're going to continue to support Quota right at the at the project level at the service level, but it's very important that we We try to solve this problem for all of us So what we try to do is we wanted to keep The quota Management at least at the project level and for example Cinder Nova Quantum or networking they all have quota driver to To to manage resources, but they're really not It's like a almost an afterthought there is no control In any time you only you need to manage the Changes or or capacity for any project you kind of have to go to a tenant level or project level you don't have that control at all, so what we're trying to do here is add Basically the quota set to basically manage the limit right at the driver level in At the project level, but extend it over to the domain in The other thing that we wanted to keep track of the usage of this quota, so you have some kind of control or managed in Domain usage set limits are basically if you go in and use capacity your capacity and you're not tracking the usage It's going to be very difficult to To find where resources are being spent So that's what we're trying to do basically add The extend the quota over to the Domain level added to Keystone or or some other mechanism, but we have some ideas though I'll gloss on we want to add anything. No good Okay, so we're not changing the current quote quota sets. You've got These quota sets will essentially be the same we're Again the what we wanted to do is add the quota driver in In each service so for example if If you have quotas already set in for Cinder Cinder capacity volume number of volumes or And do you want it to that's at the project level and a domain sets quota right at the domain level what we're going to do is Validate that the quota with the domain level first and that will take precedence over the quota at the project level Meaning that it's a configurable option It's up to the cloud admin how they want to use the resources and if they want to give control to the project Itself to manage these quoted. They can still do that There are various aspects to this we talk about some rules and and Control that will happen at the domain level. However, we want to be able to maintain Addibility with the existing driver so we were we're not forcing the domain quota at To everyone at everyone, but it has to be sort of a configurable option We we need to make sure there is a correlation between The domain quota Enforcement with the project level the drivers and how do we do that? There are several options Do you have anything? Yeah You have done so, so basically what we are trying to do is Adding the possibility for setting quota at the domain level so as of right now as of today You can set quotas at the project level, but there is no way to to set a limit at the full domain level So we have for example, we have the the the folk water that whenever project is created that gets Assign it directly to the to the project and set the limit for those project, but If you create as many project as you want you can easily consume the Entire capability of your private cloud So if a domain represents for example a department and the cloud administrator wants to limit the capacity of each Department or organization he cannot do that as of right now because he cannot set quotas at the domain level So basically we are not trying to remove The existence of the project water, but instead we are trying to we are We are planning and suggesting to put another level of control that would enable the administrator to actually set limits in a higher level and in the next slide we Understand that there are some constraints and some relation between the The project usage So the domain the domain there all the consumption happens inside a project So setting a limit at the domain would mean that that limit would Set the limit for the consumption above all projects inside that domain Although there is still a limit at the project level. So I guess that's what this This is life is trying to To clarify Okay, so So there are several options one of the option is we Basically Add Apis to Keystone In the engine within Keystone that manages just the quota domain quota and on top of that we layer basically a Driver for each project. There is a there is a nova driver today for quota for example We're not gonna throw that away. We're just gonna Have a lightweight driver that That basically does all the requests Reservation rollback all all the operations that you would do with the current driver with With the with the quota Manager driver so basically if we wanted to keep the original driver and you don't have domain quota enforced In configured you could everything works as as normal today But as usual, but if you wanted to enforce the Domain quota management you can enable that in in Nova config or Maybe we'll have a we haven't really done all the details on how to implement the the configuration but it's a configurable option regardless and so the option is that the domain quota driver from each project with Send requests to The domain quota measure within Keystone There's gonna be a Keystone a couple of things we're gonna change in Keystone one is We have to add We have to add the quota Schema in and there's gonna be a couple of tables one is the domain quota table and the other one is the usage table so we keep track of where things are and basically the rest usage here is Basically the domain driver would call a set of rest API's there are within the Keystone But the other thing that's not sort of The the typical crud operation that you would do as an admin from let's say From the client API whether it's horizon or something else. So horizon you'd have crowd operation you could create modify Modify set quota, etc from your horizon, but These operations are basically The Once once the operations are set the the control goes into the domain quota management engine or service within Keystone and Everything is handled basically as another layer of the current driver any anything you want to add or That's one option, right? Right. So so that's one option. So basically what I was explaining is We need a crud operation for the quota in Keystone set quota for a given domain Get quota usage and that kind of stuff and we also need a rest usage in which these these extended for a driver needs will communicate or connect to in order to Get reservation commit consumption grow back consumption and that kind of stuff So this is and this domain quota driver is basically an extension for the existing domain Sorry for a day for the existing quota driver that already exists in the service So the idea is before proceeding to the project Check-in what a check-in we first make sure that domain as a whole you still have Enable have it have the capacity to allow the It's a quota check you have a question It's fine. Okay the I wanted to keep this picture for a second and this is Rest API rest usage is is a little there are catch to it right performance. How do we handle? Request from multiple Services so you have two or three four novice and number of novice and number of Cinder and you only have a single Keystone. So so that that sort of puts in a little Pressure on the resources another option, which is Sort of flows with the current open-stack model, you know use the a MQP so message it messaging and The It's still in Keystone Rest API are are pretty much the same credit operation. We're not changing that That has to be done. So the admin can control The extension and but there is a Q Qn option and I like this approach, but You want to talk a little bit about that? Sure. So so the idea is that I mean we still need to The capability to have synchronous calls in order to make sure that I have do I have enough capacity? Should I proceed? Yep, you do so the idea there is is to build the synchronous message in which you can you actually inform a call back to the message and then whenever the Request or messages possess it it can give you back Response Right, there's a catch to this one The catch with this one is that currently in Keystone there is You can't really do messaging. It's a security. There is a blueprint We can reference that right then That has to basically support secure messages and We can't really implement this this approach with the current design unless the blueprint is approved so the alternate option which is Create a quota service. It's a Basically Domain quota service or manager is a standalone Keystone will have the As we register the service with Keystone all the current operation can still be done through The crowd options will be in the quota manager not in Keystone So it's it's really a nice approach where we can Still manage the the quota for domains in Keystone with the with the leveraging of the AMQ option in Glossamer and there must be also some some integration there whenever you create a domain and The limits for the domain should be Automatically set in the quota service. So there is some relation between Keystone and the quota service in that case as well Okay Before I move on any questions Will wait okay the rest is basically it's It's really little details on how we can accomplish this We can talk about The kind of issues that we have to deal with regardless synchronization the quota check reservation. How do we do that? We have to deal with with roll Rollback and if you have failures, there's a lot of contentions that that having the domain service by itself sort of kind of not have to deal with the Keystone specific issues Because For example in order to come up with these options for implementation We had some some ideas in mind for example The first one how could we be as less disruptive as we can so then it came up with the idea of the driver The domain quota drive in that kind of stuff So so we wanted to to make sure we understand the idea and the need because we actually believe that this is absolutely required whenever you Want to take advantage of the domain feature in Enterprise level so Yeah Again when we started doing this we were gonna extend the existing project service level drivers in With that we've we ran into all kinds of issues It's it's not a It's not a simple problem to solve, but it's not impossible to solve either so in currently Having each project deal with with its own driver the same way they want it to do for you know Oh, we need to do was quota. It's an afterthought Glance doesn't have quota and I'm not sure it belongs in glance. There is all kinds of Project level or the service level quota that shouldn't really belong there It's really you want to manage your capacity and set quote quote a cloud admin need to control that at a higher level and that's why it's having a separate service or quota driver for a lightweight coder driver that fits into every service or like a plug-in makes Makes the quota In at least feature in it's extended to the future With any new open-stack service or project or resources. It's not the end. We have to continue to do that in and Really control the quota management In as a separate as a separate entity, so that's what I'm thinking Okay Yeah, what what we we can go to questions But what I wanted to show is that we have an implementation. These are the the quota setting operations you've got the post to get the put and delete boilerplate type type of credit operation And it's the second in here's an example, right? You probably seen this before and if you look at the quota today The service at the project level It's basically gives you the tenant ID or the project ID and the quota that is available And I'll give you an example. Let's sender gives you sets quota at the tenant level project level for The capacity and the number of volumes, but if you have three three projects you you kind of see that now You could have multiple Project, but you can see it right at the at the domain level and So we're controlling that again at the domain level. It's very similar to what what's done with the project But it's actually at the domain level sequence diagram we thought of that's Not as Interesting What do you know you want to talk about this or no just questions, okay? Just showing the current quotas with Swift Network and so we can talk about Open for questions. Yeah We get over there. There's one in the minute. Yeah So Thank you very much. This is great and something that's very needed and I think you're on the right track This is awesome a few things. Why why why are we sitting in this room for this session? This is a design session. We where's Dolf, you know, that's Totally agreed. The problem is you try to sort of submit sessions and they'll approve it and say look It doesn't belong here doesn't belong there and we need to know sort of it There's a consensus about this do we and then sort of if we have the buy-in from The contributors and from the public then they say, okay, we'll bring it into design and we'll sort of that's that's the approach That's why I came in as a design discussion and it turned out in a journal section. Oh, okay. Well, I've got your back So And who are you? I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm Everett tapes from Rackspace. Oh, I've got the centralized quotas Design session this afternoon at 320. Oh, excellent. Yeah, please. Yes. Can I can I count on you to be there? Bring this deck Let's maybe condense it to about, you know, five to ten minutes Sure, and you know really focus on the the options I think is where we want to focus and let's get some some action items out of it and right Let's get a blueprint out of it. We have a blueprint Already it it's just I need we basically the whole idea is come here discuss the quota. Oops. Sorry, and In the blueprint print is over here already, so we we already have it we have a Sorry Anyway, I have a blueprint. I have an ether pad So we've got all that discussion the whole idea coming here is what to do the design discussion I've done the discussions for other things, but But it it's fine. I take I take anything I can get so we can come into that and push it through Yep, sounds good. I'd love to do that. Great. Yeah. I'm Excited to share the session with you, you know, just be right up there with me. That'll be great. Okay Couple other things. I think you guys should think about Including project level quotas in there. I know that they're already in the individual projects. Let's Start moving away from that So when you're when you're doing your design You know, I like I saw the calls in there and Stephanie You know, there's all domain and you know, you need to develop what you the features you need So, you know start with the domain stuff But, you know, haven't I keep keep in mind that, you know, you might want to also do this at the project level as well Yes. Yeah. Yes Okay, good Or at least don't design yourself into a corner Yeah, I mean, you're not gonna really understand how it works until you've got some sort of proof of concept So I mean start with the domain stuff, but you know really keep in mind that oh, you know The very next thing everybody is gonna scream for his projects and this is this is great work That's that's very much needed. The last thing I want to say is you might also want to Did you think about quoted defaults at all how that would work in this? Yeah There are a couple of things one is that let's say we we coexist with the exist with the project quota and That's one of the things is that we don't want to be disruptive that's the approach that we could take and If you said domain quota Obviously, you're gonna honor the let's say you have project level quota that is higher than the domain quota Then we basically have to Make sure that we only honor the domain quota, but talking about default quota We are gonna have a set of default quota and we were thinking what could that be right and so that's that's in the thinking process right now in but Yeah, not necessarily just to know that you guys are thinking about it. Yeah, absolutely. It's being given consideration Yeah, okay. Thanks a lot Yeah, so Any other question? Yeah One is So the other question You do have But you also The usage that's the usage enforcement, so we are Monitoring that right anytime you sort of Use the quota that's get it into the second day You have multiple drivers So so the idea here was to be able to all the the attributes or Capacity or everyone on the call that you already meet at this service and project level You could do that at the main level so number of instance number of CPUs The idea is to support the same set that is already supported today for novice in the Networking didn't take a very deep look at swift You had Yeah So, so you have the limits and you need to control the usage, right? So in order to make sure that the usage does not Six, I mean does not go higher than the limit. So that's the Exactly, but but if you I mean right and no so so we have the keystone, right? So that in that in that design. We have the domain quota management at keystone I don't want at every quest for for reservation or something to go down to novel Can you give me all the resource for this domain? Can you give me all the resource for that domain? That's that's the point behind the driver, so you wouldn't really need that I agree, but again, we can Have mood for Nova so the domain can spend all of them So what Nova does not know about all the usage of that domain because there are other other Nova services in the the system so we need to catch there in a single location. So there is yeah, you have a question So Yeah, did you think about for one of your options instead of constantly going back and doing a read from Keystone or separate put a management service To actually have the quota returned in the validate token call, which is already happening. So it'd be available The token validation occurs right as in the middle where it's in front of service It gets rolls back. It could get token back as well. You could do that. And then it's one less What happened to the usage That you can't really control the user Thinking about the metadata right we could receive the the limit, but from from my users perspective How would we do we still need to to be able to reserve and then commit the consumption? But you get in it from Nova or from Cinder you're not getting it from You could do that. Yeah, it's an option. That's a great option. We'll just Any other I think we're we're good. This was a design type of topic that I wanted but obviously It's we just have to put it out there and I'm glad you guys are Thinking about it in HP cloud one Hopefully behind this But how do we we go from our so? What time is it again? 320 we'll be there B1 14 Great. Thank you for your I think we're done here. Thanks. Thanks everyone. Yeah, you're welcome


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