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All right. Traditionally, it is my job to do the bough wrap-up and this year I really felt that other people should do it. I would really like it if new voices, new faces in the community could come in and do the bough wrap-up because largely it's a matter of knowing what's going on in the world, what's going on in the community, what has happened during the day. And there's no particular reason that I should do it. So I'm armed with an ugly red guitar today in case no show shows up. This should be considered a threat to you all, an existential threat of some sort. What I'm going to do is I'm going to look up the schedule because I forgot to do that beforehand and call on a different bough that we had today in the schedule. We also had the KDEV AGM which chewed up a lot of time. That was an excellent way to chew up a lot of time. I quite enjoyed it. Let's just massively zoom in. I would like to call upon a representative of the Snap Bough. Either Igor, Jonathan, one of you to talk about the snaps that we had. I guess that's me. I guess Igor is not here. We had a snap tutorial rather than a bough physically. It was mostly looking at how to build a snap and we built K blocks as a successful snap. It also looked at why it hasn't quite taken over the world yet. That was not yet integrated with Binary Factory. The code is there but it needs some arguments with Sir Settiman or with the Snap developers to work out how best to get it running. Alright, thanks Jonathan. But I think you're also on the hook for the next bit. The next bough round. I can't just do all mine I had for. Yeah, do that. There was also a flat pack one and maybe Jan wants to talk about that. He also gave a tutorial about how to build a flat pack and successfully built Crusader into a flat pack. We looked at some of the integration in KDEV and discussed how it works with Fedora integrating. They look set to take over the world any minute now. We're going to have one about Homebrew, the Mac package manager, but for all Dury is in hospital. So please everyone wish him good luck to get better. Instead I had a look at Neon and how packages get built in Neon and I built a QMouth terminal package in Neon. That has already taken over the world so that's all good. We had one app image and we had Alexis tell us how to build an app image. Maybe he wants to say more about that, but he gave a tutorial on that including some of the newer technologies because he's been working on a bunch of new infrastructure for how to build these stuff. So he just did a sort of make install and then some magic turned it into a YAML file that pretty much produced a successful app image without having to care too much about writing that. And we discussed how to integrate that with KDE, including the KDE DRAW org slash applications. And he also had a special guest speaker which was pro burner Simon who did a lot of the initial work for app images. Alright, thanks John. Do either YAML or Alexis want to step in and say something about the packaging buffs. Speak now or forever hold your peace. Alright, then we'll move on to the little bit looking still at buff room one, the surprise entry. KDE has a project coordinator, some guy named Adam. It has, and it's me as it turns out. Alright, well tell us about your boss in what you told us about yourself. Yeah, try to tell us about the role, not about myself. But yeah, I made it known in the community that there is a project coordinator. Try to give examples of work that project coordinator can help with. And I encourage everyone to contact me if they think I can help with anything. Alright, thank you, Adam. Moving on in buff room one today. I see that we had Alec Pol and Nate Graham running a KDE products buff just up until a couple of minutes ago. Hi. Hi. So, hi. Well, it was so not long ago that I haven't really rubbed out my mind around it yet. But basically, we had a bit of a conversation about some of the ideas I suggested on my talk called KDE's products from Saturday and some topics that Nate wants to also touch on Friday. So if you think it was a good idea, listen to his talk. We discussed about how to feed KDE products into product price placement and promotion. Promotion. Yeah, thank you very much. And yeah, that was it. It was just half an hour, very quick. We will try to follow up in a small virtual sprint or something along the lines. Alright, so the four P's are things to pay attention to. Thanks. Moving on to one of the other P's in room two. It kicks off this morning with a promo buff. Anika and Paul. Anika, are you out there? Yes, I'm here. Hi. Hi. Tell us about your buff. Okay. So we discussed about the progress we did in 2019. So we are pretty good in our social media, but now we have to focus along the other lines. So we are going to get rid of the workbook and see which tasks are doable and which are not doable so that we can actually focus on our long term goals. There are a lot of initiative discussed by the group and we have come up with very good ideas that we should target the niches, especially for university schools and colleges. And we were quite inspired by yesterday's talk related to dental health. So maybe along those lines we should start coordinating with the influencers and we should bring on board some experts in the field so that we can promote specific applications and products. It was to us, but that was the gist of it. Mute. Mute. Yes, indeed. That was thanks for the gist of it. And for those that weren't at the buff, you managed to last until, well, the whole morning. And then after that, after that, there was towards a more consistent user interface in both room to that was run by nobody because it moved to Wednesday. Moving on to room three, Nate Graham, who will be joining us from his bed. The toolbar and title, title bar unification and conference room and bed unification obviously as well. Nate, how was your boss? Let me get my camera turned on for just a moment here. There we go. It was good buff. It was a very technical buff. Myself and several VDG members and asthma people had a consultation on how we go about implementing a proposed change to the breeze theme that we've been working on for several months now. It was a very productive buff. We came up with paths forward and got some things unblocked. I'm pretty confident that breeze is going to prettier and shine here simply for plasma 521. All right, thanks, Nate. And now I'm looking at room four, which was blissfully empty all day. So it seems like we've reached the end of the buff wrap up for wrapping up this day for of Academy.  Have a good evening.


How to make a rainbow race? How you make a rainbow rain cloud? You need shaving cream, food coloring, and water. First, you fill a clear vase with water. It helps if it's a vase and it's narrow, not a big bowl. Then you need to add shaving cream on top. When it makes that noise, shake it. It looks kind of like a cloud kind of. Make a big pile of shaving cream. The shaving cream will float on top. I think it's ready. Then you add some water to some small cups. Just a little bit, don't fill it up. Get your color ready. Just a little bit of water with food coloring in it. Then pour your colored water into your cloud. Just pour a little bit. I'm doing purple. Try to put a color on each side. So then there's more explosion. Blue. Now I want to add some red. It's swirling. It takes a little while to soak through the shaving cream. Then the colors go into the water. It's going down really slow, like in slow motion. It's very pretty. And it looks like colorful rain coming out of a cloud. It's so cool. Whoa, that's how to make a rainbow rain cloud. This is how you make magic milk. I'm going to show you how to do it so you can play too. First you want to pour some milk into a small dish. You don't need a lot of milk. The best thing to use is whole milk because it has the most fat in it. Then you add a few drops of food coloring. Use all the colors that you want to see swirl. This is red. This is blue. This is yellow. And this is green. You want to get the color all around so it looks cooler. Last, you add a tiny drop of liquid soap. You really don't want to add too much. You just dip it into the soap and let it drip into the milk. And this is where the magic happens. Abracadabra! Colors are swirling around like crazy. It's like liquid tie-dye. Science is that the soap is chasing the fat in the milk. And as it chases the fat, it swirls the colors. Important tip, do not stir the milk. If you mix it up, it stops working. Abracadabra, you've got magic milk. How to make raisins dance. You can play too. This is what you need to make dancing raisins. You need any type of clear fizzy drink. A glass, and you need raisins. First, you're going to open the bottle and you're going to put it halfway into the glass. See, liquid that's bubbly is called carbonated. Carbonated means that a certain type of gas was pushed into the liquid. As the gas comes out, it makes bubbles that flow up to the top. After that, you take your two smallest raisins that you can find and you can drop them into your fizzy drink. The bubbles attach themselves to the raisins and float it up to the surface. When the bubbles pop, the raisins sink back down to the bottom. They're going up and down. They're floating at the surface and I'm waiting for them to pop. I made background so my raisins can dance on the stage. Rockets. Or you can dance like a raisin. We're going to show you this cool color experiment so you can play too. All you need to start with are five glasses and some water. First, pour some water into three of the glasses. You want them to be in a pattern. Water, empty, water, empty, water. This one, this one, and this one. The glasses need to be the same size and clear so you can see the rainbow. Then you're going to add your color. If you want to make a rainbow, make your first one red. Make the middle one yellow. And you make the last glass blue. These are three parts of the rainbow. I added about three drops in it. And now you're going to mix it with a spoon. We're going to add your paper towels. Start with half a piece. Fold it or roll it. It should look like this. Then cut it in half. Then put the paper towel into the red water and bend the dry end into the empty glass. So then you add more paper towels to every cup. The colored water is going to crawl into the empty glass through the paper towel. The yellow is going to mix with the red. It's going to make orange. And the blue is going to mix with the yellow. And that's going to make green. It's going to take a long time so you have to have a lot of patience while waiting. Do the wave. Big thoughts. Our colored water will travel over. I can't believe they crawl over into the empty glass. The paper towel is kind of like a bridge because the water goes over the bridge into the empty cup to make really cool colors. This is how you make nighttime sparkles. Sparkles. And we're going to show you how to do it so you can play too. This is how you make nighttime sparkles. First you need a flashlight. Then you need baking soda. We're going to show you how to do it with the lights on. And then we're going to show you how to do it with the lights off because it's even cooler. Turn your flashlight on and point it across the room so it makes a big beam of light. You can use anything powdery you want. We're going to use baking soda. Take the baking soda and put a little bit in your hands. Blow the baking soda right off your hand just above the beam of light. It looks like little waves of sparkles. The baking soda will swirl into the air and gently fall down. Let me try that again. It looks so cool. When it falls into the beam of light it will look sparkly. The light bounces off each piece of baking soda to make sparkles. Okay, let's turn off the lights so we can show you. I turn. Just a little bit. Looks like little waves of smoke floating through the air. You can use water too. You need to hold it over the beam of light that the flashlight is making. And then you spray. It looks like little sparkles. Yeah, it's so cool. It looks like a rainstorm. Kind of looks like fireworks. And that's how you make nighttime sparkles. Watercolors. It grew from this to this. Isn't it cool? We're going to show you how to make one so you can play too. All you need is a bowl of water, some paper towels and some markers. First you need paper towel and then cut it up into strips so that it eventually will look like this.  Use markers. Draw anything you want about an inch above the bottom of the paper towel. You have to leave space at the bottom for the paper towel to go into the water. I think I'm going to make a rainbow. I'm going to try to make a little illusion. Once your design is done you're going to dip it in the water but remember not to put your design in the water. The water will come up the paper towel to make your colors. It's prettier than I actually thought it would be. I'm seeing the colors just crawling up the paper towel with the water. Look mine are starting to like almost kind of like merge together and it's like becoming this beautiful like rainbow kind of. Yeah, me too. It might take a little long but it will turn out well. It's so cool how the colors come together. The water really changes your picture. If you keep holding your paper towel in the water the picture will keep growing. I don't think I've ever seen anything like this. It's so cool. Only a little bit longer until I can hang mine up and let it dry. I'm going to make sure that the water goes all the way to the top of my design. Now we're going to put them up and let them dry. You want to try to lay the flat on a flat surface like a pan. And remember while it's drying it's still going up the colors. It's a growing water color.


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Yes last year Mm-hmm, and it's been a wild ride It's been a wild ride put in six offers put a six offers liked about 20,000 houses like about 20,000 of them Did not get any of them not getting them constantly heartbroken going up and down. Yep Essentially what we learned we started putting in offers is that even though we had a really great down payment because we've been saving aggressively for a long time Where we were not really excelling in the game was our credit So in around April we were both like look We need to get ourselves in a better position so that we can get the kind of house We want to so I enrolled in a credit repair program Based off of an Instagrammer's recommendation biggest mistake key to the back of your mind We'll just move on with the story, but keep that back your mind So we ended up putting an offer or we switch lenders first switch lenders So we switch lenders after so many rejections. We just kept troubleshoot like what else can we do? Yeah, can we do like we kept pivoting there was a time that we were gonna buy shacks Yes, like yeah, we'll build a house. Yes, we'll buy land like whatever it takes So we were with a smaller lender and it wasn't working out But they they tried they needed a certain type of credit score We weren't meeting that and we decided to switch lenders to a big bank Because we thought that would make our offer look better and we banked at that bank and we banked at that bank So we're like, okay, cool. We're working on our credit score. That has to help Yeah, now we switch to a lender that people are aware of that has to help. Yes And it did help it did because we got approved We got approved for a loan that was larger than we thought yeah We could have gotten and we started looking for houses immediately within that budget and we found one that we loved Not like we could make this work loved like Genuinely the neighborhood that we wanted the style of house that we wanted the number of rooms that we wanted And it was like the lifestyle that I think both you and I could see ourselves raising a child in Yeah, and we put an offer in there and to our demise. It was there was 27 other people who loved that house and Originally they denied our offer So luckily our Relator called them and said give them a chance. Let them counter. Give them a chance I know you probably have bigger offers, but give them a chance So they gave us a chance and we countered and they accepted it But before they accepted it they called our lender because they had like a little relationship with our lender somehow I don't know how yet to this day But he called them well because our lender works at the bank and he this real estate agent works in the neighborhood Okay, they knew each other. Yeah, and so he called him and was like look Everyone's telling me to accept this offer I will accept it if you can guarantee that they will be able to be funded and you know what our lender said Yes, no problem. They got it. They're strong buyers. We got it. Let's do this So we thought the battle was over and then we did it and we thought that was it You know when you get a pre-approval letter from the bank That's gonna actually be giving you the loan and when you win out of 27 people you feel like you did the thing You already accomplished it. The work is in there. So we're celebrating. We're buying furniture We're like dreaming of what we're gonna do my family from Canada is coming. I'm like book your flights I got somewhere to stay and I mind you we got a baby coming on the way in T-minus What four weeks? Yeah, we're like, okay, cool Like this is all working out perfect timing Then randomly because going back to that we tried to get our credit improved. We went to this Company, which was referral from Instagram. Yeah, I got a letter in the mail. That was a little alarming to me Yes, so I decided to go and check my credit. Yes. Now. This is immediately after we had just got accepted for this house So for a pre-approval for the bank, they check your credit then they're not gonna check it again Until they have to fund your loan, but they are gonna have to check it again So I'm like, let me just go see make sure everything's cool. My credit score has dropped. What are they like 40 points or something crazy? 50 points. Oh 50 points It dropped so low that we would never have qualified for the loan that we got Yeah, never and on top of that somebody opened up a credit card in my name and The ridiculous thing of all is if you know how credit cards work You have to spend 65% of the balance in order to really damage your score. Yeah, whoever opened up this card Spent 66% of the balance. Yeah, so that drastically dropped my credit score They not only opened up that credit card, but they did two other inquiries. Yes under your name. Yes, dinged your credit Significantly, so now we're in a full-fledged panic because if the lender the bank goes and checks our credit for some reason Yeah, they're gonna be like they don't qualify under the kind of loan that they're looking for yeah So we go into crazy mode.  You don't have enough money in your bank And we're like, what do you mean? We have the down payment. How are you gonna say that? Well? No, no see COVID changed it now You need 18 months of reserves of your mortgage plus six months of your business cost And that's to clarify reserve means just laying around So they want if just to say your down payment's a hundred bucks that hundred bucks is due to the bank That's fine, but then they're like after you pay that hundred we want to make sure that you have 100,000 left just sitting there just for our peace of mind.  So they actually took two weeks to come back to us with that and when you're in escrow for a house We were in like a 30-day escrow. Yes These contingencies you have to sign off on so essentially if you ate up two weeks giving us that bit of information We now only have a week and a half to maybe ten business days left to try to come up with this ridiculous amount of money That you never asked for when we were pre-approved what three weeks prior well They said we needed a reserve, but it wasn't no 18 months. It was not no 18 months Yeah, so we pulled together an insane amount of money. Yep submit it to the bank think okay now We're out of the woods. Yeah, then they come back with yeah, but your credit's the problem now Yeah, we're like okay. You just keep moving the goalpost That's fine, and they said you need to you you have okay credit But you have thin credit because you only use your business credit and our business credit is a One a one our business credit is so good. I could buy a house with our business credit But these motherfuckers was like nah Your credit's too thin we need non-traditional credit lines What's so crazy about the non-traditional credit line just to complain about it Jared had felt like we were being redlined through this process Yes, because one they kept moving the goalpost In number two it just became really petty towards the end Yeah, like one of the last things that they made us do was a conference call with T-Mobile Yes, to make sure that we pay our bill of like 60 bucks a month on time like you're This is gonna be what's gonna like be the contingency of us getting a house or not whether or not like I'm hollering at T-Mobile on time Yeah, it's ridiculous. It was petty because it doesn't make any sense who's gonna have 18 months plus six months reserve in their bank account plus a down payment and And just be able to buy the house like that my Justification for the reason why the bank made it so hard is that one I am not a citizen of America Number two, we're self-employed three our credit and So I think all these and of course it's COVID so it's a pandemic.  Yeah, gotta be about your business now We're about our business creatively. Yeah, and this video is sponsored by Squarespace Who is a creative partner of ours and has been of ours and when it comes to that side of things like we're structured You know, we've got our mailing list. We have our websites. We've got our press kids We have everything in one beautiful magnificent space. 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Yes when you think back on this house What are you gonna remember the most? Um, I mean, this is the house that we got married in This is the house that you got knocked up in This is the house that we built You know our business really, I mean, I know we built it before but this is where we really hit our stride and This is the house you wrote your book in So and this is the house I recorded my last album in that's that that's done the best that any of my albums have done So I just really feel like this was a really good Foundation starter it made us feel confident. It made us feel like we are Adults and we have a place in this world and that confidence oozed off into our careers Absolutely, I feel like I'm gonna look back on this place and be like we kind of just built a community here Yeah, you know community between you and I but also to like this was a place our friends and our family got to come over a Lot more people stayed here for weeks on end But it set us up to be like now like we're we're a hub house Yeah, like and the next house is like a hub house Yeah, and the first thing we're gonna do we get the next house is try to build like an outside business area So we have some separation between work and living but this was the house I think that I felt we were able to not only create something for ourselves Yeah, but create a sense of community with people that we love the most Yeah, and I agree and I'm excited for the future I feel like this was our first great lesson in parenting We knew we really wanted to have a house by the time that our daughter came into this world We kept saying August is our time like August is our deadline We hit that deadline but in order to hit it we hit a billion different roadblocks along the way Yeah, so do you feel like this prepared you in some ways for parenting? I think so I think there was so many times where Just accepting no as the answer was just not gonna work So it's just taught me a lot of endurance with negativity or endurance with Getting the answer that you did not like And so displaying that as an example is something that I want to do and also like parenting I've always heard it's really really hard. So, you know somebody should put that on loop. Why parenting? I've always heard is like really really hard I Think the lesson that I've learned is like one We are definitely setting our kid up for financial success from day Uno as early as possible That is something that I want to ingrain in them because I don't want this to be the surprise that it was We learned a lot in a very short amount of time And so they always say buying your first property is the hardest thing and then after that you're gonna you're gonna continue rolling so I feel like that lesson in it for us Just things can get really hard But if you hustle you can you can move mountains in a short amount of time Yeah, as long as you are willing to pivot continuously, and I feel like that's been our strength this process Especially it's very stressful. We're dealing with a topic that neither of us really have confidence on We could have easily turned on each other. We could have easily started playing the blame game But we always were so focused on the bigger picture and progress versus the pettiness. Yeah, and I'm Proud I wouldn't say that's a lesson that I learned through this, but it was like a okay I know it's possible. Yeah, and so we do get into parenting squabbles where we lose sight of that and we get into the Pettiness, I'm gonna be like I know we're capable of better. Yeah, I think that as a partnership This is to me the biggest proof of how great we can be together. Yeah, do you agree? Yeah, I do I mean that the obstacles that were thrown at us it forced us to have to come together and figure out how We can find solutions and that's gonna be crossing over into parenting like the obstacles that parenting or having a kid is Going to throw at us. We need to come together and find solutions with regardless of what it is You know, especially when you know that she starts in their teen years We're gonna be we're gonna be going at it So, you know, I'm looking forward for those times in and and knowing that at the end of the day our goals are the same is When you feel weak You can lean on me. Yes. If I feel weak, I can lean on you and that to me is the pillars of Healthy family. Alright, so with all that being said, are you happy that things were as crazy as they were with this house? No


You've had a few steering troubles, but we sort of fixed it up pretty quickly, so we tore it off in the wrong direction for a while, I think with everyone else as well. Did you lose any time? No, we put on a request and they didn't charge, never seen any time penalties. So, tomorrow you've got a fair old way to go and you can end up near Hometown, aren't you? Yeah, back to, well, we're from Dunedin, so we're heading that way, so roads are getting a bit more the way we like them, more swept, but faster, you know? The first day we didn't really go that good, too much gravel on the road and all that. Yeah, tell me about the car. It's actually new, we sort of stepped up from the 86, I had an AE86 scroller, a lot more power, so that's great, so I'm just sort of getting used to the balance of it, breaking in power now, I'm sort of starting to fly a bit better.


Hi, and welcome to our session. Let us discuss the following question. The question says, evaluate the following limits. An exercise is 1, 2, 22. Limit x tends to 1 ax squared plus bx plus c by cx squared plus bx plus a, where a plus b plus c is not equal to 0. Let's now begin with the solution. In this question, we have to evaluate limit x tends to 1 ax squared plus bx plus c by cx squared plus bx plus a. We know that limit x tends to a, gx by hx is equal to g of a by h of a. So using this, limit of this expression is equal to a into square of 1 plus b into 1 plus c by c into square of 1 plus b into 1 plus a. This is equal to a plus b plus c by c plus b plus a. And this is equal to a plus b plus c by a plus b plus c. On canceling a plus b plus c from both numerator and denominator, we are left with 1. Hence our required limit is 1. So this completes the session. Bye, and take care.


Hello, I am Melkar Jagle working as assistant professor in Department of Mechanical Engineering, Vulturen Institute of Technology, Solapur. Today we are going to learn about destructive testing methods. What are destructive testing methods for the material? Let's see. Learning outcome. At the end of this session, student will be able to select various material destructive testing methods and its significance. Learning outcome. At the end of this session, student will be able to select various destructive testing methods and its significance. So this is the content, so testing of materials, destructive testing methods. As we have already seen in the previous video, this is the reason why the testing of material is required. So it has n number of factors for which the material is needed to test. For example, to assess the mechanical properties, to determine the data, to determine the surface and subsurface defects, to check chemical composition, to determine suitability of material for the particular application. So before moving forward, I would like to ask a question. So can you tell me or can you state what are different types of destructive testing methods? So you need to state few methods used for destructive testing. So the methods for destructive testing are tensile test, hardness test, fatigue test, creep test. So these are the few tests which are destructive testing. Destructive test that is, in this test the component or the specimen either breaks or remains no longer for further use. So these are the tests, tensile testing, hardness testing, impact test, creep test and fatigue test. So destructive testing methods. So in this method, the first test is tensile test which is performed on UTM that is universal testing machine. The tensile specimen is prepared and the test is conducted on UTM. The specimen is fixed between the two jaws and hardness test gives the information about wear resistance of the material. So depending upon the service conditions, fatigue and creep test are specified in some cases. So these are the destructive testing methods. In impact test there are two types of tests that is Charpy test and Izot test. Charpy test is used in United States whereas Izot test is used in United Kingdom. Difference between the Charpy test and the Izot test is the specimen. So you see the specimen for the Charpy test is square prism with 10 by 10 by 52 mm V notch in the center. So this is V notch in the center with 45 degree and 0.2 mm radius whereas for Izot test the specimen is square prism with 10 by 10 by 75 V notch shown as in the figure. So it is at 28 mm from one side of the specimen whereas here it is in center the notch in the Charpy test is in center and in Izot test it is not in the center it is 28 mm from the one side of specimen. So this is the pendulum impact machine. So you see this is the specimen placed over here on the anvil. This is the hammer. This is the starting position of the hammer before impacting on the specimen. This is the reader scale pointer. This is the end of the swing. The swing starts from this location. It hits the specimen either Charpy or Izot and then it goes and it swings back. So let's see. So this is the setup of Charpy test and Izot test. So this is Charpy test whereas this is Izot test. This is the top view and this is the side view. Charpy test. For Charpy test pendulum is released from an angle at 140 degree that is drop height is 1.457 meter and weight is 20.932 kg. The impact velocity is root 2 gh that is root 2 into height into gravitational force. So the impact velocity for the Charpy test is 5.346 meter per second that is impact velocity is root 2 into mg that root 2 the impact velocity is root 2 of gh that is height into gravitational force. And for Izot test the weight of the pendulum is 21.70 kg and it is released from 85 degree and the drop height is 0.758 meter. So the impact velocity for Izot test is 3.856 meter per second. So these readings the pointer is provided on the semicircular dial which indicates the position of pendulum. So this is the Charpy and Izot test. The in Charpy test the specimen is arranged as a simply supported beam with a span of 40mm and notch is on the tension side. And in Izot the specimen is clamped to act as a virtual cantilever with notch on same side of striking end. The results of this test indicate differences in condition of metal or an alloy that are not indicated by other tests such as hardness or tensile. This test when carried out on a specimen at low temperature proved useful in indicating whether or not adequate toughness is maintained at those temperature. So the results these results cannot be explained in terms of design criteria. So the next test is creep test. So what is creep? Creep is nothing but slow and progressive plastic deformation of a material with time under constant stress and temperature above the melting point of a metal or an alloy. This test is carried out at high temperature that is above recrystallization temperature. So the creep test the usual method of creep testing consist of subjecting the specimen at a constant tensile stress at a constant temperature and measuring the strain with time. So this test is a test in which the specimen is subjected to the high temperature and under tensile load. The test requires considerable laboratory equipment care and precision in performance. The time for test may be in hours or weeks, days or a months. So this is the setup for the creep test. So this is the specimen, this is the furnace, the load, this is the weight or the load. So as after the test is there we observe the creep in the specimen. The graph is plot strain versus time. This is OA that is elongation due to application of load. The region from A to B is known as primary creep where strain rate increases with time and the region B to C is known as secondary creep. In this you observe strain is practically minimum and whereas C to D is tertiary creep. In this the strain rate increases non-uniform and the plastic deformation and necking results in failure. So this failure is tensile in nature. So this is the effect of temperature on the creep it is SN curve at room temperature you find this curve at 100 degree 200 and 300. The field is referred from the book Dr. Kodkire and VK Agarwal. Thank you.


Balika 10-23 is officially underway. It is the 38th iteration of the exercise with the United States' oldest ally in the Southeast Pacific, the Philippines. This is the largest to date with over 17,000 participants. Major General Marvin Lee Kudine and Major General Eric Austin give their opening remarks. It builds interoperability, enhances capabilities, and demonstrate mutual defense of the Philippines' suffering, territory, and promote peace and security in the region. While this ceremony signifies the beginning of Balika 10, trust me, Philippine and U.S. forces have spent months working hard, planning, and preparing for what is sure to be an extraordinary exercise. I would like to recognize and thank our gracious Philippine hosts for your hospitality and your commitment to supporting this exercise and your commitment to supporting our alliance. Shoulder to shoulder, we will always prevail. Reporting from the Philippines, I'm Petty Officer Robert Nard.


Inside each tree is a recording of what it experienced during its life. Each growth ring usually represents one full year in the life of a tree. But the rings can also tell us about changes in the climate and even sunspot activity. Dendrochronology is the science of using tree rings to determine past climates, date old buildings, and even calibrate radiocarbon dating. Tree rings are the result of new growth in the vascular cambium of the wood. They are visible because trees grow quickly in the spring and early summer and slowly in the winter. Wide rings represent a year where conditions were favorable to growth, while a narrow ring may signal a drought occurred that year. Trees that grow in temperate zones usually have the most visible tree rings because seasons differ from each other markedly. While seemingly insignificant, tree rings have proven to be a valuable scientific tool. From the University of Wyoming Extension, I'm Barton Stamm, Exploring the Nature of Wyoming.


Hi guys, welcome to the designate operators deep dive talk and I think we've got to get started now. Yeah So first off my name is Graham Hayes. I'm a software engineer in the HP DNS as a service team we develop designate we also run the designate install that's in our public cloud at the moment and And we're developing the DNS as a service for the HP helium private cloud as well Hear me. Okay. Hi. My name is Ron Ricard. I'm a senior cloud engineer at eBay I'm responsible for DNS as a service within eBay Okay, today. We're gonna go over Several things with you. We'll give you an overview of designate. We'll talk about the rest API We'll talk about designate neutron We'll talk about designate central and we'll talk about designate sync Hopefully you guys are all here because you want to hear about DNS as a service. That's that's what designate does We're hoping hoping it'll be part of open stack soon designate consists of a rest API Central and sync those are the three main pieces to designate designates communication Shouldn't be a surprise to anybody if you've done any other open stack components It's all through message queue, you know rabbit rabbit MQ for example This is both for its external communication for example between designate sync and neutron or designate sync and Nova Internal communication is also through rabbit. That's between designate API and designate central or designate central and designate sync Um Designate client is available for you which will allow you to manage the servers the domains and the records And it's very important to understand when I say manage the servers What we're really talking about is name service records. Okay, and and if you come to our Workshop a little bit later today. You'll actually get hands-on experience with that and that'll become a little bit clearer to you Hopefully More functionality is available though for you in the rest API Okay, so the client is is a subset of the of the API, but there will be more functionality available in there for you It's important to understand a couple things as we go through these slides Designate is the source of record for DNS records for the domains that it manages Okay, so if you're an admin, maybe you already have some heartache about that You just heard me say that and you're like that's fine But designate is the source of records for for the domains it manages Domains are owned by tenants. It's also another important concept in designate If you want additional information about designate, we do have read the docs out there you can go out there and Get more information about it So as we're talking a lot of this stuff is covered in the read the docs if you need more information Maybe maybe maybe I wasn't clear Graham wasn't clear go ahead and read about it Okay, I do want to point out before we get on to the next slides that I'm going to use the word domain And I'll probably out you'll probably also hear me here use the word zone There is a distinction between a domain and the zone I understand that distinction most of you guys probably understand that distinction as well When it comes to designate though, there is a one-to-one mapping at least now there is between a domain and the zone so it's okay if I Use the word zone where I should be using domain and vice versa. Plus if you're from Keystone I believe they have a concept of a domain as well and probably confuse you so Okay Cool. So this is the basic architecture for designate I'm probably the easiest way to run through how it works is to run through a user making API call So in the bottom left there, you'll see that the user makes an API call into designate API it authenticates the token against Keystone and then puts the request on to the message queue this gets picked up by one of the central nodes and Depending on what's happening it'll either go to the database and get the information it needs or it'll write to the database and Then it sends the information to the back end now But a back end is what manages your DNS servers and that bits entirely pluggable. So at the moment We support a couple of DNS servers, but it's easy very easy to add new DNS servers in the future Just by writing a pluggable back end piece and that's really part of central But because it's pluggable we make it a separate piece on an architecture diagram So once the user has say created a domain or Created a record they can then query it directly to the DNS server Through the side channel. So we have two entry points really for people to One for inputting information, which is the API and one for getting the information back, which is traditional DNS okay, so the designate REST API has Matured over time version one Provides the basic functionality for you allows you to manage the servers again when I say servers and talk about name server name service records It allows you to manage domains the zones and allows you to manage records We have an experimental version to which adds additional functionality and again this this functionality is not captured yet in the designate client But it'll allow you to do things like import and export zones Manage your top-level domains It'll allow you to manage your zone black lists and it also has Information in there related to neutron which allows you to work with managed floating IP pointer records And there's another link for you all again on the read the docs. I've mentioned the designate client before Again, if you come to the presentation a little bit later Workshop you'll get a little bit hands-on experience with the client if you don't come think keystone keystone has a client You're able to type keystone give it some command does some things Designate client works the same way Nova if you've worked with Nova same kind of deal And again the functionality is a subset just to reiterate subset of the entire designate API right now It works with servers domains and records So I'm going to be talking a little bit about the new features in the v2 API for the next little bit So the first thing we've one of the first things we did now at the moment is the ability to import and export buying nine zone files from and to designate So we've implemented this with just content types So if you make a get request to a zone with its ID You will get back buying nine compatible zone file which you can put into a server somewhere else if you like For the same the same way you can import a zone file if you have a huge amount of zone files You want to import it to designate for the first time you just push them up with a text DNS content type and it'll load the zone and all the records into Designate for you. We also have a zone extractor tool which Was written to allow people to generate Zone files if say if you have a very complex setup for buying nine zone files This will collect all of the zones and put them into easy to manage zone file form Individual zone files for loading into designate In the v2 API as well we allow you to choose What top-level domains you want users to be able to use as part of designate by default? It's wide open if you have no tlds specified. It's you can use whatever you want But this is for some people who are running in a public cloud situation This means you can assure people only register legitimate top-level domains And because it's an API this can be done on the fly. There's no need to Right out of zone right out of config file and reload the API and centrals You just your support guys can keep adding in new top-level domains as they become available We have some sample data in there, which was up to date as of a couple of months ago, but the zone file at the top level domains keep getting created so That's why part of the reason it became a rest API endpoint was to allow easy management of it We also allow blacklisting zones so a zone blacklist is effectively a rejects that runs against every single zone creation request and This allows you to set it to block people using particular keywords or patterns for registering zones For example at HP.com at HP cloud. We try to limit the use of HP comm domains to internal users so as part of that The Whenever a user makes a zone request a creation request. We run these rejects against it and make sure that it's valid It's important to note actually for the blacklists on the top-level domains If you had a customer that really wanted something and had a legitimate business case For overriding the two checks if you have we have it with all it's all a policy based Set up so you can allow your support staff or your admins to create the zones On their behalf if they if they need it and then it then they'll be able to be able to use it like any other zone If it had passed the creation checks so this What we have in Neutron it's new functionality in the last three or four months is we allow people to manage Pointer records for their floating IPs in Neutron This means that operators can just delegate the entire reverse zone for their floating out people Into designate and not have to worry about dealing with user requests for managing for creating pointer records So currently the way we have it the way it's designed is When a user makes a request for a floating for a pointer record We go to Neutron and get all of the floating IPs that they have so this means that users can only set pointer records for For IPs that are in their tenant on Neutron So I'm going to run through example calls for that You probably can't read that but this for example you do when you first do a get request to the root of the floating IP resource you'll get a list of all of the floating IPs that you have available and If any of them have pointer records set already it'll show up here as well So this is if you get this is a single floating IP record So we have the address We have the PTRD name, which is what will be the pointer record that gets put out onto the DNS server and we have then the ID which is built up of your region and The floating IP ID that Neutron provides so that's just a simple get to the floating IP address you can then post our patch make a patch request with demo 001.example.io and this will create the pointer record in Designate and on the DNS server so that so after this call now that pointer is live and It can be queried So let's talk a little bit about more more about What what does designate central do? It's important to understand that? When designate was architected the API was actually Written in such a way that it doesn't do any work per se. It's just it's just it's just a front-end a facade For for for the work most of the work and well actually all the work happens in designate central It's the it's the core location for for for the code It works in a plug-in fashion There's a plug-in for the storage Sequel alchemy there's plug-in for the back-end drivers We have power DNS and sd4 free IPA right that's free IPA Dinect and bind 9 It is important to note though that the bind 9 needs some work Okay, so if you were interested in implementing Back-end driver. It's actually fairly trivial to do. I've done it for ebay You just need to be able to create update and delete t-sig keys Domains record sets and records now with that said While it was easy, it's actually going to get easier in in Juneau We are going to be introducing Concept of mini DNS in the designate Mini-diagnosed mini DNS will be used to push data using zone transfers I believe in Juneau there's be a ex fur but afterwards Incremental zone transfers will will will come along. It's going to simplify the back-end drivers even more than they are now We won't have to deal with The record creation anymore in the back-end driver Or the record sets. You'll just have to deal with the you know the DNS servers specific way of creating domains and probably t-sig keys so this is the a Simplified architecture that will be in place once mini DNS is being used so now So when this is in place this will allow The back-end driver will only have to deal with creating his own and deleting his own Every time that a user tries to update a record or create a record or delete a record central Designate central will tell many deal will put the information into the storage layer And then it'll tell the back-end manager Which all it does is once it gets a update It'll send a DNS notified to your DNS servers the ones that you have serving customer requests So what they do then so they can just then do an AFX or so which is a zone transfer from mini DNS and Get up to date one of the major reasons we did this we were looking at doing asynchronous transfer and Async asynchronous zone creation and record creation and we were coming into all sorts of problems with Being consistent on ordering and then we realized that DNS already has this solved This is a FXR is solved solves that issue So that's one of the major reasons we have mini DNS It'll also allow a lot of future potential development As we go forward designate sync so we talked about designate API We talked about the second piece designate central designate see sync is the third piece of the designate architecture Designate sync was written For you the customer or the user of designate to meet your business needs Okay, so what it's going to do is it's going to consume events from Nova Neutron and potentially other services And it's going to turn those events into DNS operations What events and what operations are performed are determined by custom handlers which are plug-ins in the DNS sync? designate sync is going to ship or ships with to plug-in handlers which are They're good examples, but whether or not you're going to be able to use them. It's kind of dubious But there's a Nova handler and there's a Neutron handler in both cases What they they're tied very much to a single domain And they allow you to add an A record into that into that domain. So like I said, but they're great examples They're there to show you the simplicity of actually writing a custom notification handler But you probably will end up writing your own okay These are the example of the kinds of events that You may get from your from from from other Open-stack components in the environment. So you've got your events that come from Nova looks like we got some events from Trove some events from Neutron Okay, I Don't know if you guys can read that or not. It looks even small to me from up here This is this is an example of the payload that comes in an event now where the why the payloads important is designate sync actually Passes that payload off to the custom Notification handler and then the custom notification handler the piece that you you will write You can actually pull out data that you need to create whatever it is you need to create. So for example You you fire up a VM you start up a VM you need to create and pointer records The data needed to create the end pointer records is right here inside this payload you have your address which is one of the one of the bolded items there and you and maybe potentially you're going to use the display name as as the Name of the as the label for that record and so that's there in the payload When you when you extend the class for the notification handler, there's only three Methods that you have to implement and and and there and again. It's very simple to do There's there's a method which allows you to It's to Tell the handler or to tell sync which exchange topic that you're listening on or you you want to consume What event types do you want to consume remember the screen with the event types? What event types is this notification handler gonna gonna handle and then finally? Probably the the main code is the is the process notification where where you're actually taking the payload Maybe even the context And the event type and you're turning that into into something some DNS operation So for example, you're taking the payload and you're you're creating an a record you're taking the payload and you're creating a record and a pointer record Okay With that said I was going to walk you through How eBay is using detonate sync because because I feel it's important for you guys to understand that this is Probably the piece of designate that you will Need to do some work with okay Hopefully the community will have provided a back-end for you for whatever DNS server you have sequel alchemy is going to meet your needs and You're going to need to you're going to need to write a custom notification handler for your business. Okay, so I'm going to go through this it's going to be a little bit complex But what what I'm kind of hoping that you'll get out of this as I talk about how eBay is using Designate sync and what our custom notification handler does when I'm hoping you'll get out of this is the flexibility Okay, the power behind this this particular Component in designate is it provides a lot of flexibility to you as a customer to get designate to do what you need it to do Okay, so our initial design at eBay. We took a very simplistic approach It was very granular We had we had tenants and we had we had a single forward domain and a single reverse Domain associated with those tenants and again member tenants own domains and designate we took the context from the notification message and Then we created the a and pointer records for for our VMs as the VMs were created We delete it those as the as the VMs were deleted It turns out turns out that that was a little bit too simplistic for us. We need to make things more difficult And I'll talk to you a little bit about that We have a concept of virtual private clouds VPCs and and we have and basically we have a production VPC. We have a dev VPC. We have an external VPC Those are represented in designate as tenants. Okay, there's special tenants So users are not members of these tenants all the other tenants where users actually are creating VMs for our Members of these tenants. Okay, I say members of these tenants. They're associated with these tenants These tenants own the domains Okay, and they may and they can they can own many domains So we may have one tenant that has eBay comm PayPal comm Etc etc etc and another tenant that owns other domains both forward and reverse domains Okay, in order for us to determine which Zone We're going to add the record for when a VM is created. We're using Nova's instance metadata Okay, so when when when you fire up a VM we pass the zone name We pass the host name and we've asked the VPC name In the as metadata inside of the message Inside the message and that's in the payload now It's available at that point to the code that I'm writing the notification process code of the process of notification code and And I can take that data out and then I can determine what my a record is going to be I could determine what my pointer Pointer records are going to be now the only the only thing you probably need to understand there is Because we have VPC names and then we have tenants there may not there There's a one-to-one mapping between the name that we get in the metadata and the tenant That's actually in the configuration file for us the designate configuration file that mapping So we make that mapping so we know what tenant we are then you just need a user because you know a user needs to be in that tenant in order for it to add the a or pointer record and We have a service account for that and that service account is a member of All of those tenants so we have a service account. It's a member of the dev dev tenants a member of the prod tenants member of the The external tenant, okay, and then that service account is used to create the end pointer records Okay, so that was complex Maybe maybe doesn't meet your business needs or anything, but again what I wanted to point out here is it's very flexible the the model that designate sync provides to you you're gonna have your own business needs, okay, so you'll be able to sit down and design something that's that's That works for you, so Graham's gonna talk a little bit about another use case so this is a Sample handler for it. It's using a particular API. That's about to be merged. It should be merged in a week or so but this is a solution that would allow you to have per tenant zones for For your for your users, so we're exposing a Endpoint to the v2 API called options which allow tenants to set key value pairs of options in designate and This would allow the notification handler to get in the event and from the context You can tell what user it is and get the default domain Value from our from our database and then use that value to create the a record and the pointer record so effectively And this you'll just see this here. I haven't done any other setup This is just the prototype of the process notification Function, so we get it we get the domain ID from central which goes to the database and looks up the option for that tenant We create the record set For this for this in this domain with the right name, which could be the name of the host or whatever You decide you want the pattern to be as Ron said because it's You write the code for this you can make that you can make it as complex and Or as locked down as you want so you can give the users no options or you can allow them More and more flexibility so from this we're just taking the name from the name from the payload and Setting then the the floating IP address as the as a record in that record set and then setting it off the central Which will publish it live on the DNS server and It's a very this is a very simplified example, but it shows How easy it is for you to? write a powerful Function that suits you and your business case Something like this would probably more appropriate for a very large private cloud or a public cloud, but This could be set up to you for any use case really So just reminder we have a workshop today. It's in B 3 1 4 in I Which is upstairs at half half one If you're coming can you make sure you have vagrant on virtual box? And if you're on Windows an SSH client I'm we found out that if you don't have SSH installed beforehand It gets a bit scary But if you're if you if you've heard anything you're interested in or you want to see this in action We're doing a step-by-step live install at half one. So please do come down Yeah, so you'll get a you'll get a live install You'll you'll actually get to see the client will use the client will will touch briefly on the rest API And how to use the rest API, but then we'll we'll dig right in and the client You'll get some examples of the client and you'll also see sink in sink in action specifically We're gonna we're gonna exercise the One of the default Notification handler that's that's there the the nova one so you'll get to see a VM get created And you'll see the a record Get created in the DNS back end. So So are there any questions Please if you could go up to the mic give us your name Maybe who you work for so we can determine or we can direct our higher admiration properly Hey, my name is Richard. I work for Richard Stram. I got a couple questions. First Is there any support or anybody working horizon support yet for for the API? Yes, we have horizon support and HP public cloud currently and As soon as we get incubated we'll be open sourcing that hopefully and it should be open the community then What about DNS that got in here? I wasn't sure what? Anybody working on DNS that get for the API or It's on the road map. It's on the road map. We've talked about it It won't be coming in Juneau, but it is on the roadmap. All right last so the interactions between Designated neutron like when you specify a network and you can specify the DNS and or the search parameter for your solve.com Like right now every tenant has to have a you know DNS mask is everybody the same resort resolve calm search parameter because it's specified at the global level any way of being able to have any kind of interaction between neutron and designate so that designate can take over some of the the Creating the proper DNS cop on a pertinent basis or anything like that We we've been talking with neutron a bit, but We were trying to do a designate is mainly aimed at being a third of DNS not real not recursive I know there is we are looking at integrating with neutron, but not quite in that way yet. I Think there's probably there's probably scope for that to be fixed a neutron I'm don't know how much integration that designate could do there which if we stay as a a third of DNS and last the when you talk about It is Designate hooked into like the salameter events. Is that how it's like knowing when to create exactly? All the events there we were showing our salameter and you expose you expose the events the same way you do in salameter So for example in Nova you have to turn on the state change for VMs You do the same thing for designate and we'll actually show you that at the workshop today Hi, my name is Kashi Fally from risk management solutions. So my questions Actually, I think you answer one of them was that because you're an authority DNS server That means all your VMs or servers will still use your recursive So now okay simple blocks all that doesn't it will do is pass the records to okay That's straightforward You mentioned the CLI interface, which is great like for Linux admin want not blah blah We have a lot of Windows admin as well And so what happens is there any sort of web interface that they can use if they need to because obviously that's gonna be the authority You need to make sure everyone's going to the same place and some people aren't comfortable with the command line Yeah, we have a horizon plugin, which is the web interface for open stock. It's coming It's coming so yeah, and there's a rest API So I mean if you don't want to use the horizon plugin you can write your own gooey The other question I've got is does this require open stack in any sort of form can you run it standalone? So if I wanted to bring it in today, and we don't have a perspective day We're looking to bring it in so it's like a phased approach can I bring this in today? And you know what the plug-in table blocks myself and carry on or is the Yes, you could install it today. You would currently we use horizon our keystone for authentication Okay, so I'm but you can run it unauthenticated if it's in a private environment You can run it unauthenticated, and you know, or it's it's just simple middleware that runs on the API That processes HTTP headers and does something with it in our case It goes off to keystone and gets a response But if you want to the middleware is particularly difficult, okay So you could you could influence on the customer and so so if I understood DNS That's the next question so if I understood DNS sync properly. That's like a notification piece or there's in a so one of the challenges we face today is with cleanup where you tell And I'm not saying it's info blocks is full But you tell him for blocks of the leader record and it deletes a record. It doesn't delete the C names You didn't have to go back and see names or any other subsequent records And you have to make sure you check for every single possible, you know scenario So is that basically what DNS thinks about so if I get a notification from Nova or any other sort of event I can just trigger that to do the cleanup process. That's that's correct because it's it's custom model Well, you write you write the code on what it does So if you have a records and C name records to clean up pointer records it you you go ahead and write the code for that It'll do it you get the notification. It does it so last question Maybe this might be slightly off topic But I try to see your view on it So one of the most painful things I'm going through right now and unfortunately I have to do it next week when I go back Which is why I'm asking this question is about house name conventions now You're you're doing a Guinness record thing here, right and having a cloud and seeing what AWS do with house name conventions and Working from a traditional enterprise and trying to make them go into a cloud and telling them that you can't have you know Roll DC cluster number Whatever you flavor you want in the host name because you've only got 15 characters for whatever reason where Windows analytics workshop So that's why the 15 character limit What does does designate imposing limits in terms of what you can so does it add does it take only give you x number of characters? Because you're in a cloud like environment so that you can provide some sort of unique form Is there any recommendation you can have or you know? Any sort of ammunition you can give me would be great We're kind of agnostic we support the RFC For host name length anyway With the notification handlers, there's a lot of there's a huge amount of information in there But if you're 15 characters, it's gonna be difficult to get that all that information into a host name No, but I don't mean I don't mean the meeting that standard Right, so my point is that to be in a cloud environment is very difficult to if you if you're thinking traditionally in an enterprise Yeah, and you're thinking oh, yeah For example, I've got a skill server. It's the first node in the cluster and it's in you know In Iceland and it's in rack 15 and but to have all that and manage that and create some sort of database for me That's crazy, right? Whereas this is why one of the reasons Amazon and I think I believe I'm not 100% sure rack space have these unique IDs And then you use tags. So how does designate from a user perspective? How does designate enforce some sort of if you're gonna if it's for cloud right doesn't it sort of cloud? How do you enforce that people don't Do that a lot you just expect them to manage that themselves. We leave it entirely open to themselves. Yeah, you can It's up to you But if you have requirements around names and you want to limit Maybe not even allow the users to do that the custom notification handlers there You can you can come up with your own scheme for how you want the names to be or you can or you can take the data out of the Like set out of the notification event that the user enters display name or whatnot and use that so it's really it's really up to you Everybody has their own has their own way of handling this. So Designate isn't okay imposing anything on you Right I can go into more detail about people waiting now if I explained to you what we do today, then you understand Yeah, let's go ahead and take it offline. Yeah, you talk about it drops at the end.  I'm from Comcast. I have a couple questions about you know We talk a lot about pointers and a records and see names Do you guys handle qualities and to an extension to that? Do you handle v6 transport for resolving as well? Yes If the host it's running on can respond to v6 We're agnostic. I think your DNS server can deal with v6 requests It'll work quite a yeah, that's fully baked. That's fully in there as our v6 Pointers as well. Excellent. Thank you to extend that running your DNS server in Perhaps a VM inside of OpenStack as an advanced services VM or something. Would you be able to support? Actually pulling from neutron and and binding to a dual stack setup I'd like to a customers So the VM that you actually run the authority resolver on Would you be able to support actually binding directly to that and pulling a data out of neutron for setting all that up? We don't currently It's an interesting idea though. Yeah, I'm We're open to ideas especially around integration with other open-sock projects. Yeah, I'm okay I'd like to talk to you a little bit more about that. I'll stop by afterward. Thank you I Steve Pearson HP cloud Does central manage the SRA record for you or do you have to increment that yourself with the serial number? I mean, it's all managed It's really yeah, it's on for you. Yeah, so is it possible to create zones which are not RSC compliant? We don't think so I hope hope not If somebody has found a way, please tell us we'll fix it I found all sorts of little ways of breaking it for instance you can have a CName which coexist with another record for instance one problem. I've had it's very easy to miss those little things That's one of you thought about Yeah, that's definitely blocked CName with other records. Yeah, we did block that. Okay. Any other questions? You mentioned some limitations in Support for by 9 what is it is it advanced features or is it just basic functionality? Wow It's basic functionality it'll be fixed in Juno with the mini DNS To make a long story short Creating record seems perfectly fine and and actually it's probably this is just a bug that we can fix now And then when many didn't ask because along by 9 will just get better, but when you delete a record It doesn't get deleted immediately. It waits for another change to occur and then that record goes away I noticed that but it's a bug that we can fix I think all of us were kind of hoping that we'd get the mini DNS stuff going and then all all of that management stuff goes away So any other questions? Okay, well, I will I do encourage everybody to come to the next session It'll be a hands-on session. You'll get to see What we talked about in action. So, okay, good


It's October, which means it's Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Clayton Castle goes behind the Pink Ribbon and tells us the real meaning of the month. Pink is in full bloom at Ascension Health St. Joseph's Medical Center as it honors and remembers both those who have passed away from and who have survived breast cancer. Health officials take this time to remind women to get their annual mammograms. It's recommended to start screening at the age of 40 unless you have a high risk for strong family history and it's done yearly. Mammograms have evolved with technology and Ascension Health offers a clearer and easier way of screening for breast cancer. Here at Ascension, we do have the 3D mammography, which just gives you a little bit more detailed of a picture and decreases your risk of, or not your risk, your chance of having to come back for additional imaging because of how detailed of a picture it is. Ascension Health's clinical patient navigators provide integral support for those who have been diagnosed with a dangerous but treatable cancer. So if the result does show that they do have a breast cancer, then we're kind of their go-to nurse and so any questions they might have or appointments they need or I mean just any emotional support or support they need in the community and we are their go-to person. Along with those clinical patient navigators, breast cancer patients can take advantage of other resources that Ascension Health provides. We have a support group that meets here at the hospital on the second Friday of every month. We also provide them with a book and then we also give them online tools to help as we know with online. You can Google many things so we like them to stick to the resources that will provide them the most benefit. With it being October, you've probably seen a lot of pink ribbons around. Whether at an NFL football game or high school fundraiser, October plays an important role in the awareness of breast cancer screenings. If you put off your mammogram or you haven't had one yet, I think it brings that to the forefront and gets those ladies to come in for those mammograms. Reporting in Brainerd, Clayton Castle, Lakeland News. One in eight women will develop breast cancer in the course of her lifetime in 2017. An estimated 252,710 new cases are expected to be diagnosed in women in the United States. Along with 63,410 new cases of non-invasive breast cancer. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Welcome to Tick Mill's weekly market outlook for weekmen seeing the 16th of December with me Patrick Munnerley. In the US the main releases over the coming week will be Friday's round of figures for the Fed's preferred inflation gauge as well as spending and income growth during November. A soft retail sales control group could pretend a soft reading for overall consumer spending, and less components under-sampled by retail sales surprise higher. Income gains should remain solid given recent growth in payrolls and if that is paired with relatively soft consumption then the saving rate might pop higher after dipping to just 7.8% per month. For inflation the key will be the extent to which core PCE continues to track core CPI. Given core CPI was unchanged at 2.3% year over year in November, a constant spread could imply that core PCE will itself remain unchanged at 1.6% year over year, albeit there are different methodologies that might pose slightly more downside risks to the core PCE measure such as a higher weight on soft medical care. A round of industrial readings will include the start of another batch of regional manufacturing reports on the way to the next ISN manufacturing report. Empire and market PMI gauges will start it all off on Monday and then the volatile Philly Fed metric is slotted in for Thursday. Industrial output might pose a better print of miserable prior month but the trend is likely to remain weak. Fed speech should be fairly light especially after Fed Chair Powell's recent press conference. Governor Braynard speaks on Wednesday, voting regional presidents Rosengren Tuesday and Evans on Wednesday. From a technical perspective the dollar index had a torrid week testing down to trend line support in the 9660 area and with the announcement of the China and US phase one trade deal the dollar recovered strongly on Friday looking now for symmetry swing resistance back up at the monthly pivot at 97.98 so the 98 area and the new descendant trend line resistance to hold any upside that we may see this week and then we should see a further leg of downside to ultimately test the 96 level. Now if we do get any close above the trend line resistance in the symmetry swing resistance at 98 then we may see a further push higher to test up towards the 99 level. Whilst we're talking about the dollar let's check in with gold. Gold as highlighted in my chart of the day appears to be putting in a bullish reversal pattern similar to that that we witnessed in the spring of this year if we can break above the 1486 1490 resistance then we could see another leg higher in gold to test up towards the 1580 however any close below the 1430 area would negate this bullish view and suggest we do further work to the downside testing bids back down to the 1400 level. In Canada manufacturing sales in October will be reported on Tuesday. Drivers are mixed but the market sense is that there's likely a modest game with soft confidence of plus 0.3 per cent month over month. Wednesday we'll see CPI figures for November could see headline leap forward but with core readings remaining better behaved around 2% to 2.1 per cent year over year. The reasons behind a potential surge in headline inflation would likely be ignored by the Bank of Canada that anticipate an acceleration of 2.1 per cent year over year in Q4 in the October monetary policy meeting. Their forecasts seem to be right in the ballpark so far. The week is wrapped up by Friday's retail sales with markets expecting a robust reading. From a technical perspective the dollar Canadian is back retesting support at the 131.50 area. If this area can attract buyers then there is still the potential that we put in a double bottom here and actually trade up to test the the equidistant swing target at 134 and also the major descending trend line resistance. However a failure to hold 131.50 will suggest that we are going to test back down to support at the 130.45 area. In the Eurozone a round of European sentiment surveys will further inform Q4 growth tracking and the transition into 2020 Q1. PMIs for December are due for release on Monday and then German EFO business confidence will be released on Wednesday. It remains uncertain whether a turning point in global PMIs is upon us. Some readings have slightly improved of late but not all. Some of the improvements might yet prove to be transitory given stocking activity ahead of tariff uncertainties in recent months. From a technical perspective the Eurodollar broke hard to test offers at the 112 area and we did see a short reversal Friday. However we didn't close below the short term volume weighted average price so we may well grind higher this week to retest that 112 and then up towards the equidistant swing and objective at 112.50. However if we can't catch a bid early in the week then I look for a retest of the monthly pivot down to the 110.60 area where I once again I'd be looking for buyers to potentially step in and look for that ultimate upside objective of 112.50, 112.70. Only a failure below 110.50 would delay this upside objective suggesting returns test bids below 110. Whilst we're talking about the Euro let's check in with the DAX. The DAX continued to grind higher. We did break through the price swing highs at the 13,376 level fell short though of the target at 13,650. Again the reversal on Friday wasn't sufficient to close below the near-term volume weighted average price so we may see prices grind higher to ultimately test that 13,660 level. However I do know the the momentum divergence that we're witnessing and so I'm looking for any bearish reversals that we do see that close below the VWAP to ultimately give us a signal that we're likely to see a deeper correction back down to test support at the 12,600 level. In the UK the aftermath of the election will continue to reverberate as preparations to exit the EU swing into high gear and key decisions need to be made including central bank leadership. Mark Carney's second to last policy meeting will transition towards incorporating tightening scenarios. The Bank of England is widely expected to leave policy variables intact including the bank rate at 0.75% next Thursday. Path to the meeting will also bring out the financial stability report on Monday and stress test results that same day to be followed by the biennial report on climate change scenarios during Wednesday. We may well also learn who will replace Mark Carney as governor of the BOE when he departs at the end of next month. The conservative strong majority feeds reinforced expectations that they will announce his successor next week as the window ahead of the first day of the job is fast approaching. From a technical perspective the sterling dollars spiked higher to test through to break through the prior resistance at the 134 area and test offers at 135. These sort prices close below key resistance on Friday and we'll see now how the traders respond at the beginning of the week. If we do not get a close above this prior resistance at the 13380 area that would suggest we likely see a retest lower down to trend line support at the 13130 area. However if we do get a close above the 13380 that should inject further upside momentum into the sterling and we'd look for a test higher up towards 136. The Bank of Japan is expected to stay on hold next Thursday. Even though the October sales tax hike weakened conditions the BOJ may be more encouraged by the addition of material amounts of fiscal stimulus. The Arbe government introduced about 240 billion dollars of measures earlier this month. Japan releases another inflation report later that day as expected to show only a slight improvement in core inflation to around half a percent year over year. From a technical perspective the dollar yen tested up to the prior swing highs at the 10960 but we do note this momentum divergence appears to be weighing on prices. Any close back below the 109 level will be a bearish development suggesting that we test down into projected trend line support at the 10785 area. However if we can get a close above the prior swing highs at 10960 that will open a test of the equidistant swing target up at 11050. Finally in Australia after dropping 19,000 jobs in October Australia's job report for November release Wednesday will take on elevated significance ahead of the next RBA decision in the new year. That was the first time jobs were lost since May of 2018 and the biggest decline since August 2016. One possibility is that the economy overshot on job growth earlier and suffered a confidence blow in the heightened trade concerns. From a technical perspective the Australian dollar retested swing highs at the 6930 but we did see a bearish key day reversal on Friday. However as with other pairs we didn't get that close below the near term volume wage average price but I would like to see to confirm this potential double top but we do have significant momentum divergence. If we hold the current highs then I would anticipate we retest the 6820 area as support ultimately en route to test the equidistant swing objective up at 70 cents. Only a break back below the 6750 area would concern the bullish views suggesting a return to test year-to-date lows at 6670 and that concludes the weekly market outlook for weak commencing December 16.


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