Γεια σας ειδω εγώ εκκλησιακοί και καλωδεδεστε να σας δω εστις εξετρογραφικοί βιδεων του CrafKit number 20 και εγγραφεστε να σας δω εστις εξετρογραφικοί. ΠΟΥΡΑΤΑΑ ΠΟΘΟΥΥΣΑ! Μεταξύ τα σπιτιάχια λιμβουλία σας θα έρθω σε ένα πολύ και μεγάλο ρίχνι. Αυτό είναι ένα μάτυλο της νοβοδρομμίας. Η σπιτιάχια είναι ο καραμελάτος, και θα δείξω να τα παίρνω. This is not one of the minis. You will get the full-size product. This is a jar full of sequins in a lovely champagne color. A really beautiful color. I find it very elegant. You will also get a jar with the shimmer powder. Εντάξει λίγο πόδο στο σχέδιο σου, then παράξει με νερό και βλέπεις την εξέγραση. Η λόγωση βλέπεις σχέδια, αλλά αν παίρνεις ένα κλωσό λόγωση, βλέπεις ότι δεν έχεις μόνο κρίνες, αλλά και λίγο τόνες μπλούς και γελόνες. Αυτό είναι ένα μήνυο κρυσταλδρόμπι και η λόγωση είναι δεύτερη μπρονς. Είστευτε ένα μήνυο σχέδιο από το μικαμίστ. Η λόγωση είναι σχέδια ολίφ. Ο νερός έχει ένα πολύ μεγάλο κλωσό από τα μικαμίστ. Είναι πολύ σχέδια. Πιστεύω ότι αυτό είναι ένα από τους νέους κόλες, αλλά έχετε αρκετά μόνο το μήνυο σε αυτό το μήνυο κρυσταλδρόμπι, οπότε πιστεύω ότι θα αφήσει για πολύ χρόνια. Τώρα, είναι πολύ δύσκολο να σκέψεις σε κάμερα πώς σχέδια αυτό είναι. Είναι έναν λόγωσό λόγωση και θα βλέπεις ότι όλα τα κόλες είναι πολύ καλύτερα με τα μπλούς, που θα σας δείξω τότε. Τώρα σε αυτό το κίτ' έχετε ένα από τους κλωσό λίγης, όπου θα μπορείτε να κλωστήσετε να αφήσεις τα αικούσματα με τα μπλού και τα μπλού ασχέδια που σας αφήσατε πλάτυρο. Σκέψετε 4 τωνν στον Breads, και φωτοπRay-ΑΕΙΡΙΚΑΕΔΑΑ, κάθε πόλεση. Εδώ είναι το πιο προωγό, με 4 μήτες μέσα, καταγωνικής ή μεταξύ μου. Τώρα δούμε ένα look στοιχθείο και στο γασό στην καταλαβαία. Τώρα αυτή η καταλαβαία συνεχίζει με εξκλούσες γασόνες και γασόνες, όπως always, ακόμα με το στιχένο και μπορείτε να δείτε το κολλό θέμα της καταλαβαία σε αυτό το στιγένο. Τώρα δούμε ένα look στο στιχένο πρώτο, διότι όπως πάνω, βλέπεις ένα χρήμα στιχένο, αυτή είχε 6 στιχένες.  Now in the kit you will get this big die that is really helpful to create a beautiful box and I'm going to show you how you can use that.  In the video today I'm going to show you how you can create the box and different variations but I'm also going to show you that with these dies and the stumps you can easily create a card so it's not just for creating boxes. Now just like always the kit is packed with products so here is the 6x6 paper pad, it comes with 24 pages, 4 different designs, 6 pages for each design, subtle designs in greens and yellows and all the pages are double sided. And here is a look on all the cardstock that you will get, lovely specialty papers here along with the regular matte ones. You will also get embossed paper and I absolutely love this wood grain, I think I'm going to have to buy a whole pack of that. And you will see most of this paper in action as I'm creating my projects now. So first I'm going to create a simple card, I will use this pattern paper that has this beautiful wood grain texture on top of it. Now this is very thin so you need to stick it somewhere to give it some stability. I have created a card base that's 4.25x5.5 and I'm going to stick it down using my nouveau Deluxe at the back. Now you get lots of dies in the kit and these if you cut them out of cardstock you will see that you will get a beautiful lace looking detail. And I'm going to show you here how it's going to look, I'm not going to use this idea for this card but I just wanted to show you all the different options with all the dies. So think of windows with beautiful designs on top, they even give you squares to cut out this beautiful design in two different sizes. You can also use these to create shaker cards, so many different ideas here. For this card however I went really simple so you will be able to use this design as a masculine card. I used the two squares in the card kit to cut out all those little pieces out of cardstock that was included in the kit. And I'm just sticking one on top of the other making sure that I offset them. So you can see a touch of that beautiful shimmer cardstock at the back.  I also used a green cardstock to cut out three of the dragonflies, the die is included in the kit. And I'm going to stick the dragonflies on top of the squares that I created making sure that they don't align completely just to add some interest on my card. Now I should have added a little bit of curve on the wings before I stick them down but I forgot to do it. So I'm adding only a dot of glue at the center of the dragonfly. And now this is where I remember that I needed to add some dimension so I'm just using my pick tool there to lift them up a little bit. So this is a lovely card for any occasion, especially for a man. And I'm only going to add a sentiment for that I'm using a sentiment from the previous kit that says for you.  Again these the stamp and the die come from the previous kit. I added tiny little foam squares at the back of my sentiment that my card is ready. And here are some close up photos. Now I'm going to create a box. This die fits twice inside a letter sized or an A4 sized cardstock for Europeans. And I'm going to cut it out twice.  It's not bigger than six inches. And at this stage if you want you can add any of those decorative elements inside those windows to create little cutouts so that you can see through your box.  Now you can also cut out square windows if you want to. So many different options for your boxes. So here is what I have up to now. And now I'm going to use my bone folder and reinforce the scoring lines that I got from die cutting. Before I put those two pieces together I need to make sure that nothing is going to fall out of the window. Remember I used one of the dies to cut out that little window. And again you can use any of those. And even on all the sides if you wish to. But to make sure that nothing is going to fall out I'm going to add some double sided tape at the back.  So I'm going to peel off the backing.  I'm going to stick that there and my window is ready.  For that I'm going to use some double sided tape on the flaps. And then I'm going to peel off the double sided tape and just put everything together. So each piece at a time. It's really easy to put together and it is quite self-explanatory really. Now I do have another base. You can chop it off. If you want to. Or you can leave it as I did in this box for more stability. But it's really not necessary. So I'm going to slide one on top of the other. And you will see that they are going to fit perfectly together. Now this is going to turn into a really beautiful box. And it's going to look as if you have lace at the top. And I think it makes the perfect party favor box for the Christmas. Depending on which type of patent paper or cardstock you will use. And I'm going to show you lots of examples today. So you get an idea of how lovely this die is. So all I have to do now is to put one inside the other. Make sure that the flaps are nicely connected. And you can use your bone folder to reinforce that connection here.  That you need to stick those as well. So my box is ready now. And all I have to do is to just push everything together. You can add anything inside and secure it with a bow. For this box I went really simple. So white cardstock and just some red touches as an accent color. So I'm just using some satin red. To tie the top of the box.  This is a tag heart that I stamped on top for you.  Which I glued on top of my window. And finally here is how my first box is looking. Now I'm going to show you that you can use any 6x6 paper to create the box. It doesn't have to be any paper. So you can use any pattern papers that you have on your stash. For this example I'm using satin cardstock. But it is 6x6. I'm going to use three of those papers. Two of them I'm going to need for the basic shape. And one of them I'm going to need for the bottom. So you see I cut out here two of the shapes. Making sure that I don't care at all about the base. Which I am actually going to chop off. And I will end up only with the flaps at the bottom. Now of course I need the base. So for that I'm going to use another cardstock. And I'm only going to cut out the base out of that. So I'm going to place it like that. I'm going to run it through my big shot. And it really doesn't matter what pattern paper you use for that. Since it's going to be the base. And no one is going to see it.  The excess. I will use my bone folder to reinforce all the scoring lines. I am going to add double sided tape on all the flaps. Just like I did for the first box. And then when I put everything together. I will make sure that I stick everything. All those little flaps on top of the base. So you can see that you can use this die. With your 6x6 pattern papers. That you probably have already on your stash.  The excess. I will use my bone folder. To create lovely favor boxes for any occasion. Now the box that I'm making now. Just because I use this gorgeous cardstock. Is going to be so pretty and elegant. Depending on the ribbon that you are going to add at the top. I think it would make a great favor for a wedding even. So I've found in my stash this very thin satin ribbon. That I think matches perfectly the color of the cardstock. I'm going to dye a little bow. And you can see I have already cut out a little heart. Out of the same cardstock. Which I'm going to thread through. Dye a little knot. And my box is ready. Really beautiful. And I'm going to show you the other one. So you can see the different looks that you can get. But I'm going to show you a couple more examples. Since these boxes were so much fun. I just couldn't stop making more and more. Now I'm going to use this cardstock. That was included in the kit. Again I'm going to cut out. Twice the same shape. But in one of those shapes. I'm going to use one of the ties. That I give that beautiful lace looking window. So I'm going to place that there. And this is what you get when you dye cut it. And put the box together. A beautiful detail with butterflies on top. Again I'm going to tie my ribbon. To keep the box closed. But remember that you can use those details. On every panel. Around the box if you wish. But remember that you can use those details. On every panel. And here is how beautiful this one looks. They are so pretty. Now I am also going to show you another version of these boxes. But this time I'm going to turn it into a more masculine looking one.  Where you see the lace. Just don't use the lace. And you will end up with a simpler version of the same box. And since in this case I'm trying to keep everything super simple. I'm not going to dye cut a window or anything else. Just a very basic box here. Which I'm going to put together. And tie with the twine. That was included in the kit. And since in this case I'm not trying to make it look romantic. With lace and bows. I'm not going to tie a bow. But just a couple of knots. And here is my green box ready to go. And I'm also going to bring in all the rest of the boxes that I made for today. Now here is another idea. Remember the lace that jumped off from the green one? You can easily use it as a decorative element on another box if you wish. Just different ideas there. And you can also use that lace on top of a card if you want to. So here are all the boxes that I made for today. I hope that you had fun and you got inspired as I was playing with the latest craft kit by Tonic Studios. Here are some close up photos on the projects that I made for today. Thank you all so much for watching and I'll see you all tomorrow with a really fun art journal project.


I have a feeling Thursday night football finally gets better this week. The New Orleans Saints and the Arizona Cardinals kick off week 7. The good news is Deondre Hopkins will be making his season debut this week. The bad news is that it comes at a price, with Marquis Brown expected to miss some time. The Saints have been dealing with many injuries, but will have James Winston and Chris Olave returning this week. Which two and four team turns their season around here? We've got the Cardinals by six. This is the week that Arizona finally has a lead going into halftime. The spread to take here is Cardinals minus one and a half. Sunday's early afternoon games begin with the Cleveland Browns and the Baltimore Ravens. Cleveland lost his first game by more than one possession last week, while the Ravens were stunned by the Giants. Which team can rebound from the loss? We're saying the Ravens will, win by seven. The run defense of the Browns is among the worst in the league, which is bad news when going against one of the better run first teams in the league. Our suggestion on the spread is Ravens minus six and a half. NBC South match-up between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Carolina Panthers. It's been a rough stretch for the Bucs as of late, with them recently falling to the Pittsburgh Steelers. For the Panthers, P.J. Walker got the clearance and will start this week. A bounce back is in full effect as we're taking the Buccaneers by 14. At this point, Carolina would take Sam Donald at quarterback. The spread to take here is Buccaneers minus ten and a half. The Atlanta Falcons versus the Cincinnati Bengals. Both are three and three, but both had different expectations this season. The Bengals don't seem to look like their old selves from last year, while the Falcons are looking impressive and have a very favorable schedule moving forward. Hold that thought on the favorable schedule until next week, as this week, we're taking the Bengals by five. The Falcons defense will make it close, but in the end, we're going with a more talented team. Since we think it'll be close, our suggestion on the spread is Falcons plus six. Many players returning in this game as the Detroit Lions face the Dallas Cowboys. The biggest return is Dak Prescott, as he was medically cleared this week. For the Lions, they're hoping to get Amonra St. Brown and Deandre Swift back as well. We're taking the Cowboys to win by four. Prescott may start off slow, but it's tough to envision Detroit's defense not slipping up. The spread to take here is Lions plus seven. The New York Giants face the Jacksonville Jaguars. At 5-1, the Giants are led by Great Coaching, a solid defense, and Saquon Barclay. The Jaguars started off high and led the AFC South, but since then, have lost three straight games. It's going to be another tough one for the Jags, as we're picking the Giants by eight. Expect Jacksonville's offense to struggle in this game. Not sure why the Jags are one of the favorites, but the spread to take here is Giants plus three. AFC South battle between the Indianapolis Colts and the Tennessee Titans. After a rough start to the season, Indy finds themselves competing with the Titans for the division lead. Tennessee won the last matchup between the two back in week four. Week four was close and we expected to be close yet again. Titans by three. The early bye week we believe will pay off for the Titans this week. Our suggestion on the spread is Titans minus three. Two starting quarterbacks dealing with finger injuries. The Green Bay Packers versus the Washington Commanders. It was this exact weekend week seven in 2021 where the Packers beat Washington 24 to 10. Taylor Heineke started in that game and he'll start again this weekend in place of Carson Wends. We're picking the Packers to win by seven. Washington's offense is clearly not the best and we expect them to struggle. The spread to take here is Packers minus five. It's looking ugly for the Denver Broncos who now host the up and coming New York Jets. Denver had the longest possible week to prepare for the Chargers but their offense is still not great. That's bad news against the Jets defense who have looked great the last three weeks. In an upset we're picking the Jets by two. It all goes back to the Jets defense versus the Broncos offense. Our suggestion on the spread would be the Jets plus three. The only one-win teams go head to head. The Houston Texans versus the Las Vegas Raiders. They must win for both teams but the pressure is really on the Raiders. A potential drop to one of five means you can see some big names like Josh Jacobs be traded. But the good news is we're going with the Raiders to win by four. Both teams are coming off a buy so expect a pretty competitive game. The spread to take here is Texans plus seven. The Seattle Seahawks versus the Los Angeles Chargers. The Chargers survived the Broncos defense and despite the coaching of the Las Vegas Haps and poor offense at times they still sit at four and two. The Seahawks struggled last week but powered through and beat the Cardinals. We're picking the Chargers by ten. The Seahawks defense is their weakest point and that's not good going against one of the dangerous offenses in the NFL. Our suggestion on the spread is Chargers minus seven. Rematch is Super Bowl 54. The Kansas City Chiefs versus the San Francisco 49ers. Despite the loss last week Patrick Mahomes showed that he can still move the ball downfield against the best defenses. And though the 49ers defense belongs in that conversation, they're dealing with several injuries to their starters. And because of that, we're taking the Chiefs to win by six. Great coaching by the Niners make this close but the spread we're taking here is Chiefs minus three. Sunday Night Football, the Pittsburgh Steelers versus the Miami Dolphins. Tua Tikaviloa has been cleared and will play this weekend. Another shoreline to watch is Brian Flores, the former Dolphins head coach, who now coaches linebackers for the Steelers. We'll be making his return to South Florida. We're picking the Dolphins to win by a field goal. We believe the Dolphins still get the victory but Tua's first came back won't be a blowout by any means. Our suggestion on the spread is Steelers plus seven. And finally, Monday Night Football, the Chicago Bears versus the New England Patriots. There won't be a quarterback controversy in New England as Matt Jones is the confirmed starter as soon as he gets healthy. The Bears continue to post one of the league's worst passing offenses. We're taking the Patriots to win by eight. It really comes down to the Bears offense and how unlikely they are to move down field against the Patriots. The spread to take here is Patriots minus four and a half. Be sure to subscribe to the channel and give me a follow on Twitter as well at It's a SonCon. We'll love to chat with everyone during the games. Thank you guys so much for watching this video.


The media and resources bag includes this training video as a DVD. The manual and resources CD, which includes the toolkit manual named shadowsmanual.pdf. On the CD, you'll also find a folder named PowerPoints with two PowerPoint presentations and suggested scripts. One on the Kepler mission and one is on Sunlight Stars in the Night Sky. We'll look at these in more detail later. On the CD is a folder named Animations. Click on SSAnimations.html to see the menu of animations. There are information sheets on the Kepler mission and a set of solar system lithos. These can be useful as you do some of the activities.


The climate theme is separated into two sub-themes, climate observations and coasts and oceans. Climate is linked to the oceans and it should be remembered that much of the weather experienced on land has its origins over the oceans. Information about historical climate variability helps us to better understand Queensland's climate, especially in regard to agricultural and water resources. Queensland's climate is strongly influenced by seasonal variations, such as the location and intensity of the summer monsoon, and year-to-year fluctuations in the global climate system related to the El Niño southern oscillation phenomenon. El Niño is often, though not always, associated with below-average seasonal rainfall and high drought risk. La Niña, the opposite of El Niño, is often linked to an increased risk of above-average rainfall, floods and tropical cyclones. The coast is the interface between land, ocean and atmosphere. Monitoring sea surface temperatures around Queensland is important in terms of extreme events such as a number, formation and development of tropical cyclones, east coast lows and storm surges. Warmer than average sea surface temperatures increase the risk of these events. Temperatures in the coupling of the global ocean climate systems are already having substantial and important ramifications for the world's coasts and oceans. Queensland's climate is changing. It's important that we accept the latest climate science and plan for future adaptation and resilience.


This is stock number 10454. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used heavy-duty truck headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2014 Ram 2500 crew cab short box. This truck has the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel and has been fully safety and inspected per our state of Wisconsin inspection process. This is a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. Truck has been gone through mechanically 100% and is 100% ready to go. Flame red is the color we shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities, and I highly recommend it, turn them on right now because it's like you're right here looking at the truck with me and definitely your best way to see the quality and condition of the vehicle before seeing it in person comes with factory chrome step bars. Has the 18-inch painted and polished aluminum rims. If you want to check out more photos of this truck in the upper right-hand part of your screen is a link right to our website. So click that and check us out there, Firestone TransForce HT LT27570R18 tires and these tires have about 60% of the tread left. Didn't see any dents or dings on that front fender. Has the projector lamp headlamps, the factory fog lights, the LED running lights, the chrome trimmed grille. Didn't see one single dent or ding on that front bumper. Excellent condition. The hood is an excellent condition. The passenger side fender is an excellent condition as well. Passengers side rim, no scuffs or scrapes on that. And as you go down this side of the truck you can see just how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the truck, you can still see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises. And to that effect we offer a Summit Auto Fastpass option in the upper right-hand part of your screen, a link right to our website where you can apply for financing, get pre-approved, see a payment quote, even appraise a trade if you have one all from the comfort of your own home. Has all the remaining factory exhaust so it hasn't been altered in any way, shape, or form and that underbody looks great on this truck for being a five-year-old truck.  And the frame and underbody back here is an excellent shape as well. I didn't see any scuffs or scrapes on that rim. It comes with a Lear high-top cap on it and that's in really nice shape. This color match looks great. The tailgate is an excellent shape, rear bumpers in nice condition as well, does have the backup parking sensors and the full towing package which includes a receiver hitch, four pin and seven pin wiring. It has a very nice spray and bed liner and it is very clean back here as well. Tailgate shuts nice and solidly. It does have a backup camera and a locking tailgate. As you go down this side of the truck, just as clean as a passenger side, no dents or dings on the box here and for full disclosure, this back rim, no scuffs or scrapes or corrosion on that. Down the rest of this side, no dents or dings in the doors. Really nice condition. It does have the heated fold-out tow mirrors. They have built-in directional signals and are heated, fold-out like so. They also fold in. Inside the Laramy Longhorn package gives you the brown leather interior, the Longhorn emblem stitched on the backrest, the black piping, memory driver seat, lumbar power driver seat, factory all-weather Longhorn floor mats.  As you hop inside the truck here, you can see that this one has 17,374 miles. Longhorn instrument cluster is very clean and it gives you the digital spinometer outside temp and compass display. Yes, it's only 10 degrees out today. Pretty chilly. It has the heated wood grain trimmed leather-wrapped steering wheel. Use controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left and audio controls on the back. It comes with the six-speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift. The 8.4 touchscreen radio, this one is AM, FM, and Sirius XM radio capabilities. You have your factory navigation system on here. You also have your heated, here we go, heated and cooled seat buttons and heated steering wheel buttons. This is also where your backup camera shows up, and you can do your climate control here as well. Dual climate control. If you don't like doing your climate control up there, you can do almost everything down here on the more tactile buttons, which is nice if you've got gloves on like I do. Turned out four-wheel drive, factory brake controller, more tactile heated seat and cooled seat buttons as well as a heated steering wheel. Right here is your stability control, tow haul, factory exhaust brake, and your backup parking sensors. You can turn those off. It has a 115-volt, 150-watt plug-in. This one has the Alpine premium sound system, and it also has a CD player in the center console. That's the factory CD player. You get the nice trim on the glove boxes and on the doors, passenger side seat, no rips or tears on that. This truck's never been smoked in. It smells very clean inside, and you do get a power sunroof up there. You get your power sign rear window, home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems, and 911 and assist buttons in the rear view mirror. Those are features of the vehicle that you never have to pay a subscription for. We'll take a quick look at the back seats, and then we'll check out under the hood. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats. No rips. No tears back here. It does have that power sliding rear window.  Whoops. Sorry about that. Seats are in really nice condition. It has a load floor, which is nice if you've got pets. Put both sides down.   The winter front here and storage underneath this seat. There's a subwoofer underneath the other seat. You get the all-weather floor mats back here, as well as the in-floor storage with removable containers for easy cleaning. These back seats are heated on the outboard side, meaning on the driver and passenger side. You do get heated seats on this side, that side. Not the middle. You get these saddlebags on the backrests of the front seats, and you do get the child's safety locks on the back doors here. We'll take a quick look under the hood. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. And hopefully from this HD video, you'll have been able to tell just how clean this truck is all the way around inside and out. Under the hood, we have the 6.7-liter Cummins diesel engine base. Very clean, runs very smooth. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this truck is 100% ready to go. To see more pictures of this truck, or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, halftones, three-quarter-tons, one-tons, you name it. We got it. Go to our website, www.SummitAuto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at SummitAuto.com. And if you'd like to check out more HD videos, you can go to youtube.com slash SummitAuto. Like, subscribe, and share on this video and all the videos that you see there. In fact, in a second, you will see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel on your left. A link to more heavy-duty truck videos like this one on your right. If you have not been to our website on the bottom, link to this vehicle. On our website, click those check us out. And we really look forward to helping you with this super clean 2014 Ram 2500 Crew Cab Short Box Cummins diesel Laramie Longhorn. Thanks again.


You made false accusations about them They will describe you as something you're not Without giving you the ability to defend yourself Which makes you look bad to other people But if those people aren't smart enough To realize that the narcissist is telling lies about you You need to step away from them and spend time with people who do understand But when all is said and done The narcissist is always going to describe the relationship In a way that makes them look good They're always going to describe it As though something was done to them Was though they were too good for that And they're going to damage your reputation They're going to make you look bad The narcissist is not going to move on And tell people they lied to you They cheated on you They played mind games with you They're never going to tell people that They're going to describe it in a way That makes you look bad And in a way that makes them look good They're going to give people a false narrative But you need to see it as though you've had a narrow escape You've avoided a disastrous situation Because if they're saying these things about you After the relationship ended What were they saying while you were together Narcissists are masters of manipulation They know how to lie They know how to make up a story They lie a lot Because it helps them to protect their feelings of insecurity It makes them feel like they're in control It makes them feel better about themselves It protects their false sense of self-importance But when they try to move on You will have the last laugh Because they're not going to be rising off into the sunset Their new supply will suffer the same way as you did But when all is said and done You can be sure That their feeling lies about you to other people They've created a false narrative And they're using it to get by You just have to hold on to your reality Remember what they did to you And avoid anyone who they have misdirected Thank you for watching I hope this video resonated with you Please like, comment, share and subscribe If you would like to donate My PayPal link is in the video description Coaching Inquiries You can email me at Thank you for watching And I'll talk to you soon


This is stock number 9502. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used Jeep Wrangler headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2010 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sport with the mountain edition. From this HD video you will be able to tell that this Jeep is an excellent condition all the way around inside and out. It has factory fog lights, front bumper, no major dents or cracks on it, very very clean, front fenders and really nice condition. This color is called Mango Tango Pearl. One of the best oranges that Jeep put out it has the black hood decal which is part of that mountain edition. This one has aftermarket XD painted alloy rims, no scuffs or scrapes on this rim and this one has brand new Falcon Wild Peak AT tires. These are 285 70 R17s, they are brand new. We put these on during our safety inspection of this vehicle so brand new tires all the way around. We shoot, excuse me, we shoot all of our eight videos in HD quality 1080p so if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device turn them on right now because it is like you're right here looking at the vehicle with me. Wind shield and all the paint looks really good on this vehicle. Passengers side rim is in really nice condition as well and you can see that that tire is brand new too and as you go down this side of the vehicle you can see just how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle we get it. We sell a lot of vehicles all to state. We want to make sure that you get the most accurate representation of the vehicle as possible so that when you get here there's absolutely no surprises or if you get the vehicle shipped to you once again there's absolutely no surprises that way. Back rims in excellent shape. This tire is brand new as well and as you take a look underneath you can see just how clean the body is and how clean the frame and underbody is on this vehicle. Very little to no corrosion, very well maintained vehicle, all the lower rockers look good. It does have a soft top that's in nice condition. I didn't see any rips or tears on it. The rear bumper is in excellent shape as well. It does have a towing package which includes receiver hitch and four pin wiring. The rear gate opens up nice and smoothly. That's in really nice condition as well and the back storage area is in excellent shape. No rips or tears in that carpeting and it does have a little storage compartment under here and you do have your jack tools right in there. Rear bumper is an excellent condition. Now it's painted that metallic gray there that's part of the mountain edition. They paint that and the front grille that color and as you go down this side of the vehicle just as clean as the passenger side and this rim for good measures is in the same condition as all the others no scuffs or scrapes. Very very clean down this side. It does have the factory step bars. All the hinges are in really nice condition as far as corrosion goes. I didn't see any corrosion on them. Very nice condition that way. Inside the sport mountain package gives you the gray or dark charcoal cloth interior. There are no rips or tears on these seats. We have front factory floor mats and you can see it's 27 degrees south 68 degrees west. That's actually in the it's actually in Argentina in the mountains in Argentina. 16,000 feet up is what the 27 degrees south 68 degrees west stands for. As you can see the instrument cluster is nice and clean. It has 91,351 miles on this vehicle. You get a compass and outside temperature display. The steering wheel is an excellent condition. No scuffs or scrapes on that. It does have a CD player, AM, FM, and serious satellite radio capabilities if you wanted that. Power windows. There's your climate control right there and this one has a six speed manual transmission. I can tell you it shifts really nice and smooth on the drive over here. Passengers side format. Passengers side seat is an excellent condition as well. No rips or tears. This vehicle I don't believe ever been smoked in the soft top. No rips or tears up there and just in really nice condition all the way around the dash is a nice condition up top and we'll take a quick look at the back seats.  No rips, no tears back here. It does have the latch child safety system. Carpeting is an excellent shape as well and these seats do fold down for extra storage. It goes nice and flat as you can see and really easy to put back up. We'll take a quick look under the hood. I didn't see any denser dings on that hood. The entire vehicle is in really nice shape, body wise. I didn't see many imperfections at all and under the hood we have the 3.8 liter V6 motor. It was a really good motor for Dodge Jeep Ram and Chrysler for many years. The predecessor to the 3.6 but engine base very clean runs very smooth. No squeaks or anything like that. This vehicle has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and it has four brand new tires on it and to see more pictures of this Jeep or one of our other 400 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, halftones, you name it, we got to go to our website www.summitauto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle on our lot. Videos of every single used vehicle that we have all at summitauto.com. Thank you so much for checking out the video. If you want to make this one yours, give us a call right now<PHONE_NUMBER>. Ask for one of our sales associates to make this Jeep yours today. Once again that number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Thanks again for checking out the video. If you want to check out more, go to youtube.com slash summitauto.com. Remember to like, subscribe, and share on this video and all the videos you see there. In fact in a second you'll see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel on your left. It links more Wrangler videos like this one on your right. If you haven't been to our website on the bottom link to this vehicle on our website, click those check us out and we really look forward to helping you with this super clean 2010 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sport Mountain Edition. Thanks again.


Welcome, first of all, to talk about the highly available cloud-founded deployment that Allstate have put together. I'm excited to be sharing some of the things that we did and how we also built out this architecture from the ground up. It was a real challenge for Allstate because it was really part of a transformation project as well. I'm moving away from the traditional legacy style systems that they had. I'm moving primarily onto Cloud Foundry for lots of the new services that we were looking to build out. So first of all, just a bit about myself. I'm one of the senior platform engineers within Allstate and what we actually do is our team is basically the engineers that operate and build out the Cloud Foundry platform and we're still constantly working on that on a daily basis looking to integrate new services into the environment to really enhance what we have there from a user experience perspective. I'm also on Twitter as well so if you have any questions or ever want to follow up on anything, do feel free to reach out to me. So the goals of today is what I really want to do is I want you to leave with a shared understanding of the foundational infrastructure that underlines the Allstate platform. So really what we put together to build and design this highly available platform and the operational principles that underline the platform. So some of the key aspects that we actually looked at from the start to say okay if we are going to build a truly highly available platform these are some of the things that we need to factor in to to the design and also how we also actually have highly available deployments. So towards the end I'll discuss that and provide more information that you can actually look at how we've actually achieved that as well. So first of all I'm going to look at some of the concepts that I think are key to what Allstate have actually you know what we actually looked at whenever we were designing and building this. So the first one is is the availability zone. So the availability zone it's an isolated location within our within our data center. So within each of our data centers we have you know two availability zones. We then also have our regions. So our regions are our data centers that are geographically dispersed between between the the midwest and the eastern US and also the security zones. So we've also split out what we actually have in place so that if it has to be secure we have a security zone for that. If it's something that we're coming in from the internet or public then we have our DMZ for that and these these are really the key building blocks that we have within the platform. Now just moving on and just looking at sort some of the limitations initially whenever we were actually in some of the challenges that we had whenever we were looking to build a site you know we couldn't deploy cloud found a single cloud found deployment across the multiple networks. So within each of our availability zones we've had to push out multiple foundations. On VMware you know the vSphere that we use it required a single management plane and we also required shared storage across the virtual machines. So they were sort of some of the challenges that we sought to start but we never let that affect where we wanted to get to as the end goal. So let's look now just at the actual architecture of the availability zone. As I said before we have two availability zones within each of our regions and we have a two region build up. Within those availability zones everything itself is self-contained. So each of the availability zones has its own network switches, has its own firewalls, has its own load balancers and its own shared storage. Now within our regions whenever we're actually within the the local environment between the availability zones we have about two latency of about two milliseconds. Across the regions it's greater than that but the way in which we obviously built the highly available platform and why we use cloud foundry as well was we looked at it from a region perspective of we didn't just want to be constrained to actually on-premise we want to then be able to look to the future where we could potentially push up into the cloud into using things like AWS, Azure or the Google platform. We're also continuing still to integrate with all our legacy services so within here although we have our availability zones we still need to leverage things like Active Directory and some of the shared services that we have within the environment. So how do we actually go about building this so you know how do you build an availability zone? One thing whenever this was being built as it says party operational principles is you know we always heard a lot in business about you know we want this this five nines concept. So whenever it came to actually looking at that and saying what we were doing in the legacy world whenever we're actually trying to achieve that we weren't really giving the highly available platform and solution and that's where cloud foundry has allowed us to actually do that. It's allowed us to drive down from whenever there were services issues that could maybe result in high availability issues or disaster recovery going from maybe 30 minutes to an hour for even some of our critical systems down to an enterprise that was completely active active. So to start out with everything has to start somewhere so what we started with we started with the first physical server and from that we added more servers and created a cluster which then gave us a lot of capacity and a lot of compute and what that actually looks like them within our racks and cabinets is we have 37 servers 756 CPUs and 14 over 14,000 gigabytes of memory you know pretty powerful for what we're trying to do and achieve bearing in mind we were just in the initial stages of building the platform out and starting to bring in our digital transformation and bring our services and applications on board. From that we then needed to add our storage from the storage we then connected the switches to them and then we actually virtualized the platform so all and everything that we run on our cloud-funded appointment runs on VMware. So we then add in a pair of low balancers so as I said before within it we have our two security zones we have our internal and our DMZ so we have pairs of low balancers for each of those availability zones and this was to ensure that you know static rich weren't being added so that everything we knew was coming directly and through the low balancers and making sure that they were actually separating out things physically so we were meeting the requirements of the business from what they were sent from a security standpoint and to this and to secure the environment we then added firewalls and again with a pair of firewalls for our internal and for our DMZ and that's really very much looking at it dependent upon the type of traffic that's coming in if it's internal or if it's external and we'll see that later on further in the slides of what actually the environment then actually came out to look like. Then from this we also build our DMZ and public security zone and we have our internal network and restricted and confidential security so how that then looks is basically one rack initially which was then connected up to the internet to our extra net core and to our internal core so where we have our two feeds for our internal clients on the old state network and what users will come in from the internet we then also built that out four times and then had that all connected directly in from that we then put cloud foundry on to the availability zones so as I said before whenever we have our availability zones in place there we have our cloud foundry DMZ and our cloud foundry MPN and each one of those is a separate foundation so there's no traffic and there's no communication that we have between those those zones to actually do that what we use is we use we use concourse and we're also we've also developed an ops manager CLI tool which actually helps us deploy that and we've just actually open sourced that and released that in the last couple of weeks so how does this compare with our data center as it is now well previously in our data centers everything would have been very would have been very fragmented this process has allowed us to consolidate the environment to actually bring in a rack and roll straight into the data centers it removes the potential for failures so we actually isolate the failures so if there's a failure within one availability zone the traffic is up and running across everything else there's no impact to our applications and to those users so they don't they don't see an easy going offline as any issue and it also allows us to be a lot more portable so as I said before if we wanted to move this stuff into the cloud we can then do that you know looking back at how all state would have done things before whenever we look at the isolated failure domains that wouldn't have been the case there would have been the case that there was something wrong on the part of the network that would have taken out the majority of the systems and resulted in disaster recovery we've also made sure that whenever it comes to things like power everything is separated out so we have two feeds with two separate power lines coming in as well so looking back at you know day one and what we actually looked at and what we wanted to try and achieve well the first thing was we wanted to target availability at 99.9 percent so that's really saying what we're giving is we're giving a downtime of eight hours and 45 minutes per year and that was a real change from the traditional model that actually existed traditional model we used to hear yes you know we want three nines four nines five nines but the data center and the way in which the infrastructure was built didn't allow us to actually handle that and give that level of service to what our users and consumers expected disaster recovery is automatic it's derived from the availability of the platform so if one of if one of our regions goes down we still have an active active traffic we still have everything going across to our second data center so in the event of a disaster in one there's no need to panic things are still going to be running functionally with capacity planning again we're looking at a true cloud provider and platform system and experience so one that we're able to actually look at the number of applications that are on the system and we're able to aggregate that against the the the amount of capacity that we have and if we need to build this out further then we can go back we can look at our model and we just rock and roll the next the next level of equipment into the environment and also maintenance releases so previously maintenance releases would have been something that we would have had numerous teams on and you would have had your application teams you would have had our operations center you would have had maybe your server admins so whenever a piece of work was actually being carried out everything was being taken down within the environment that we have whenever we're carried out any piece of maintenance to guarantee the level of availability we actually roll up through the availability zones themselves so we carry out a piece of work on one availability zone then we move on to the next so again not impacting the experience that the users have and giving a real true uptime to them so this is an overall architects of what our environment looks like and as you can see it's it is segmented so we have our we have our internet user and they'll come into a low balancer and we have our mpn user and from those dependent upon the type of traffic that they're they're looking at so for example although we have our mpn user and they could actually come in through through the top as well as the bottom that's all dependent upon the type of security that's there if there needs to be a form of authentication for the application then they can come in through the top level gslb and we have isam in place and applications that actually sit on our dmz components that acts as like reverse proxie applications so that we'll then route the application through down to the actual service that sits within our internal network itself so some of the other keys to really take from it is as well as building this we also came up with some ideas around to say you know our cloud foundry application architecture so what we said to our application teams was okay whenever you're doing a deployment if it's just something for internal what we'd like you to do is deploy a minimum of two instances across each of the availability zones now you may wonder why we actually did that well one of the one of the things that we found at the start was it was through some testing of some of our application teams if they were doing some work and the availability zone was up but they had maybe taken down they just wanted to see something they'd taken down their their application on one of the availability zones they get sporadic issues that start saying like four or four hours but if we had the extra one there so for example if it crashed and hadn't restarted if they have the extra one there whenever it comes to our load balancers and then sending that through to CF itself that doesn't pose any problems but one of the challenges that we still do have within within it and it does you know it will tend to affect the data services is we've had to still push our database application you know our databases for persistence still have to be outside of the cloud foundry environment which is a challenge but it's something we're actually working at at the minute so we're we have a development team in Tempe that are actually looking at how we can integrate that in with Redis and RabbitMQ and using some open source technology to actually give good data persistence across our environment once that comes in that again will be a real real win for what we're trying to do so there is some differences then whenever we have our internet facing authenticated applications so previously we said okay whenever you're doing a deployment you have to deploy it eight times well now you have to deploy it 16 times again the reason behind that is is because of the proxy apps that we have sitting within our DMZ so if no actual service is running in our DMZ environment it's just really acting there as a running through to our main service which is sitting on our internal network and for that we're using we are we're using isam and what was said to our teams is well okay if you require any authentication you have to use this model and method if you're just doing pass through and you're just letting anybody within the internal organization actually access the system then it's good you know you don't need you don't need to worry about this so moving on to some of the challenges we had around you know highly available application deployments so let's see within our infrastructure whenever application teams come to actually pushing out the code they're having to push that across multiple foundations what we wanted was we wanted you know a zero downtime across those multiple locations using a blue-green deployment you know we wanted the apps to be consistently deployed across those environments and we also wanted change management automation you know we didn't want a system where it was going to take an inordinate amount of time to fill out paperwork to say that you're doing a change we just wanted something that if a developer needs to push out their code they can do that quickly and all the relevant change management process is work through so how did we achieve that so to achieve that we had a team in Tempe Arizona and they developed a product called Conveyor and the prime build of that was to deploy the applications to actually push them across the multiple environments using the blue-green deployment you know to fully automate the creation of auto open auto close of the change records but more importantly and key to it from a from a highly available application perspective was to also handle auto rollback functionality if something doesn't work in one of our foundations it makes sure that everything is rolled back to how it was prior to that release and the great thing about it is it was the first piece of open-source software that all state actually released so if you have a look there it's called deploy a dactyl and I recommend that you go have a look at that it may be of use to you you know feel free to fork it and make pull requests you know we want to obviously you know give back to to open source community as well so what does this look like well all our users use Jenkins further further further pushes and initially it was just a single curl to this conveyor api that api went opened up the change record went and got the artifacts from Artifactory then carried out the deployment and actually pushed that out across each of the zones in turn and it would only ever push it out to one zone at a time until that is finished and there's any you know for example at the first step in our first region and availability zone if there was a failure there it wouldn't try and carry on it would just straight roll back even if it got to the last one in field in region two again straight roll back so we're guaranteeing that using the blue-green deployments that we have a truly highly available platform so what are some of the early successes that that we actually had within this setup to make sure that we weren't impacting the applications so we needed to do a retrofit of our power distribution units on the rack and roll cabinets and it was for future maintainability so what we actually did in data center one was we did that live we relied upon intra az resiliency we did the swap out of the PDUs and within that we had zero downtime and zero impact to any of our applications in the environment so nobody at that stage knew that we were actually carrying out any work when it came to data center two it required a full part out but again whenever we did that we did that over two nights at six hours at pace starting in the US and finishing off in Belfast again we had no impact to the environment to our users so the true cloud experience the true experience for users that their applications that they needed to access were there without any impact to them or to the business and the result of that is you know we can see now that you know we can complete the maintenance with zero impact to applications and we're also doing that as we obviously use concourse for deployments as we roll through the environments and actually start to upgrade the versions of cloud foundry that we have we know that that isn't going to impact the users themselves the services are going to be available there'll be zero downtime and it means that we can then truly live in to the idea of 99.9% availability which as I said before in the legacy world of our business we weren't able to achieve we like to say that we could do that but it wasn't something that we were actually doing so I'm coming up just to just to the end of the slides here so with some further information about some of things that that all state are doing so if anyone is interested you know feel free to have a look at those you know there's a good talk by by our director of client engineering Matt Curry and Alan Moran around how we use concourse spring one summit we've also got deployodactyl which as I say is their first open source piece of software we also do have a Ruby gem called ups manager clay which again is open source so feel free to have a look at that as well and that's what we're using again for for deployments and probably one of the things that that you know we've seen as part of being part of all state and the transformation that's going on and a good talk I think is is Matt Curry's talk about branding the culture around technology and the cultural transformation that we have actually gone through so that that runs everything up that I have does anybody have any questions at all yes so what we have is we only have one deployment with within the availability zone so each one is its own foundation any other questions so we'll be able to scale anything within our local data center so anything with anything within that region we'll be able to scale that up and it's something that we've worked very closely with their network guys to make sure that we are getting that low level of latency within our region then when we're going out seeing exactly what that is as well yes that's all auto approved yeah so so what actually happens in that process is the changes the changes is opened and actually has the product manager as the approver so it's all tracked and traced so what what some of the application teams actually do is they'll actually have within their Jenkins job a piece that will actually add that approver in so the product manager proves it so it's all audible traceable throughout any other questions yes go ahead architecture yes the different countries in different agencies don't talk to each other at all correct and you mentioned that you might be moving the state for databases as such as yes yeah but then you'll be forced to yeah exactly so we're going to be forced to open up certain things to lawyers to actually do that so with a team with a team right in the US at the minute that they're actually looking at that and working on that so they've actually got that working locally using using Bosch which is pretty much probably what it's actually going to end up on it will just be a Bosch deployment that will sit within our availability zones but not within the cloud foundry infrastructure itself so the data stores that are traditionally used today are Oracle and SQL server yeah so there's async rep and so for SQL server they use database mirroring but it all depends upon the application as well so so what they actually have is depend upon the tearing they may use they use this nasty term that I don't like is called remote recoverable which is basically well for fails you're going to have to back up and restore yeah correct so yeah so the problem that that we're also having on that we want to calculate is we want to make sure that whenever somebody comes in to an availability zones making a request they'll actually stay with inside that whereas at the minute whenever somebody comes in they could be going elsewhere which is a big challenge from our data store perspective you know we have some large systems that whenever they're actually coming in they could be going into region two the primary databases in region one you know and it provides a big challenge because it increases the latency there therefore yeah it is yeah it's a good problem to have and a good problem to really you know try and tackle and solve as well any other questions isn't I'd like to thank you all for your time I appreciate you coming along if you do have any other further questions you know do feel free just to reach out to me I'm more than happy to answer them for you thank you


Hey guys, it's Nate, AKA The Foot Accountant. Welcome back to the channel. It is Tuesday and we are in a Champions League week. We have Champions League games today and that also means the possibility for Champions League content and not honestly possibility. Almost the guaranteed aspect of Champions League UCL content inside of FIFA Ultimate Team today. Just like last Tuesday, we saw a lot of things happen around the UCL marquee matchups, SBCs that caused market movements because of tradable packs. Last week we also had a flashback SBC. I'm gonna talk about all the stuff we could see today in terms of what teams could be in those UCL marquee matchups, could we have tradable packs again and even more content that would make the market drop lower today. So we had kind of a quiet day on Monday yesterday. We really didn't have any content except for the inclusion of the FGS tokens and FGS swaps, which are basically, if you didn't see the message that you got when you loaded into the game, if you watch one of the events, there's 10 events I think and if you watch 60 minutes of one event of the qualifying, one of the qualifying events, you get a token and then you can turn one of those tokens in for packs. So again, I think like in order to get the fifth pack, this, you're not gonna be able to get this until like January 20 something. So I mean, it's just a little extra something I guess, but we're gonna have to wait a long time to get these packs just because the FGS events aren't out for a long time yet. The first one's like this weekend, but after that, there's like a lot of breaks in between. So that's something I guess that is out. I don't know if I would call it cool, but that did come out yesterday. So it's kind of a quiet day on the market yesterday, right? A lot of things started to keep rising up during the day or they kind of maintained their price after rising up from Sunday night with the squad battle rewards period. We made a decent amount of coins there if you were around for that. But today we have the big SBC, right? UEFA slash UCL marquee matchups. And this SBC came out last week and really caused a stir Tuesday of last week on the market. Now it required common UCL players and rare UCL players, which a lot of people were not happy about last week because they first were just getting onto the market. Now I think the common players are cheaper now because of of course supply, promo packs and other SBCs we've gotten and supplied those onto the market. But who are the two gonna be this week? Last week at IX Liverpool and Paris versus Manchester United. Now the fixtures this week aren't as hype if I had to say so myself. There aren't as hype, not as many big name teams are playing each other. Day one, so today Tuesday's games I think Marseille and Man City might be the featured matchup because there's a lot of teams that were either in marquee matchups last week, UEFA marquee matchups or they're in the regular marquee matchups this week. So I don't know if EA is gonna double up on any of those. I think Dortmund, a lot of the guys that play on a Wednesday, we might not have like the biggest teams showcased in the UEFA marquee matchups today. I honestly think we might have Marseille, Man City and then I don't know maybe even Sevilla and Renee's because Dortmund, Barcelona and Manchester United and Manchester United was obviously on last week's marquee matchups. Barcelona and Dortmund are both in the regular marquee matchups not UEFA. So they will still be required for those regular marquee matchups. I don't know if EA will require them both for regular marquee matchups. I just don't think they'll put both of those. They'll require Dortmund players twice basically inside of two different sides of marquee matchups. So that's why I don't think Dortmund, Barcelona or even Man U will get in. We'll see if EA decides to do something different but the biggest thing is we're getting these SBCs today. We should be getting this SBC today which should mean tradable pack supply for the market because we haven't had tradable pack supply in the last few days. All of these other packs they've been putting out rare gold pack, untradable, mega pack, untradable. The FGS challenge today was a rare electric players pack, untradable. So there's really hasn't been a lot of market impact because of that but I do think today some of these tradable packs we saw last week right now it's hard to see on the flipping graphs but last week on Tuesday I remember looking at this literally on stream with you guys on Twitch, link in the description if you're interested. We looked on stream, right? I got on in the evening, Joe Gomez was over 100,000 coins at the content drop last week. He dropped down to 92,000 coins with the pack supply and then rose right back up to like 99,000 coins three to four hours later in the evening. That is the possibility that we could see again today with a market dip and then a market rebound on meta players after that. So not necessarily Joe Gomez this week but of course our favorite page on foot been the popular page. This would be something I would be keeping my eyes on closely very closely this week. Last week I remember Ben Yetter was down at 82,000 coins. He went back up to 90 a couple hours later. Again, this is a perfect opportunity to do some of those quick flips that we often do when pack supply comes onto the market. Of course out of packs cards, right? Do very well at this stuff because even though they're not getting packed some people see the market going down and they just panic sell. So definitely watch some of these gold cards that are very meta that people use a lot in their teams because they'll get packed and then they'll rebound back up. After that, it's just what we see with a lot of these cards. Now other things that we could see with these SBCs today. Of course, if you invest in the right teams, if you invest in Marseille, Man City, maybe, I don't know if they would throw in Real Madrid because I think Real Madrid was just in some sort of marquee matchup recently. Oh, Barcelona and Real Madrid for El Clásico. They're in a marquee matchups right now. Not you wait for marquee matchups, the regular ones. So if you invest in the right teams, you'll probably make some coins on those investing in the marquee matchups requirements. But also what you might see is team of the weak cards and rule breakers. Again, think about what tradable pack supply is gonna do to this market. These cards, they need to go lower in my opinion, especially some of the high tier ones. Cain and Mertens, these guys are still a little bit overpriced. If we do get tradable pack supply today, you could see a dip and a bounce back on some of these as well, because a lot of people want to use these cards, right? La Porte, I'd be interested in, Nain Golan, Llorente, Mertens today, by himself with no content, right? No content on yesterday on Monday. He went from 470, where is he at here? 470, 9,000 coins, 445 on the Xbox, up to four. He over 500K on the Xbox and 520 on the PlayStation. So profitable flips when there was no content dropped in the midday today on Monday with Mertens, right? That just means there's demand and these cards are gonna fluctuate. So imagine a little bit of pack supply, these cards dropping like golds and then rebounding as well. It might be an opportunity, if you want to, to get in on a team of the week for Inform as well. Maybe a guy like Rashford drops down to like 560, 570. That might be your best time to pick him up before he goes out of packs tomorrow on Wednesday. Now a guy like Delaney is already up 10,000 coins so that might have to drop a bit for you to want to really invest in that. But this might be a last chance pickup today with the away from our key matchups to snag some of these players as well. Other things that this does, right? Other things that happens when we have a tradable pack supply as we see like this is people just start panic selling everything, right? People literally go and panic sell everything. You might even see, now this is a pretty extreme, pretty extreme example, but a guy like Kyle Walker's Inform who's over 500K, right around 500K, 480. This guy's up over 100,000 coins. And we called this last week when he was in team of the week. We said, man, this card is a 500K card after we saw the amount of demand that this guy had and knowing how good this card is in game. This is like the best center back in the game seriously just because of the pace. But cards like this that are out of pack Informs, right? Team of the week one, two, three, and maybe even some ones to watch cards, definitely take a watch on those today as well. Now I know this is not like a Thursday flip investment boys, right? These are not a Thursday flip investment that we're talking about here. We are talking about purely a very short-term timeframe flip. We're talking a couple hours, right? Bale is very low right now because of course, Tottenham played yesterday. So his card is getting sold off. He did not play in the game. He didn't even make an appearance. And I don't think he got subbed on. I didn't actually look to see if he was subbed on at the end of the game, but a lot of these ones to watch are low as well because there's midweek, right? Some ones to watch might even go up today for the games. That's one thing you could watch, but if there's panic selling on cards that are not playing today on Tuesday, or maybe they're playing a Champions League game tomorrow on Wednesday, you know, you have guys playing on Wednesday, like we have PSG, so Florenses, ones to watch card, of course. You got Man United, so maybe Van de Beek and Tellez possibly with market movements. So definitely keep an eye out on some of those ones to watch today as well. But out of packs, in forms, if you see panic selling on those today, just with the market going down in general, that could be a flipping opportunity as well, right? Irving Lozano. Very popular card, 95 pace, if I could find the correct item to search by. This guy bounces around everywhere in terms of price, man. He's a 94, 93,000 coins, just a very, very meta card that a lot of people like to use. I like to trade with Jamie Vardy, right? English, Premier League, Striker, right? What more do you need to say is a card that a lot of people want to get on this game? This guy, like almost every day, you'll be able to pick him up like under 180 and he'll sell for over 190 at some point during the day as well. So just watch out for panic selling across the entire market today in terms of cards that are gonna be just panic sold because of the new content coming out. And of course, with the pack supply of the Markey Matchups SBCs. Now last point, and I mentioned this on my video yesterday on the Market Outlook video. Last week on Tuesday, we got this flashback Kachelny SBC who was expiring today, right? And we got the Markey Matchups. We did not get any of the repeatable upgrade packs or 81 plus rare UCL player packs. Any of those UCL players that were added into the code last week, we did not get those SBCs. If those come today, depending on if they are repeatable, number one, or if they are like a reward pack for UCL Markey Matchups, right? If the reward pack for one or two of these SBCs is like a three common or three rare UCL players pack, that's not gonna do too much to the market. But if there is a repeatable upgrade SBC for any of these UCL cards, whether it's for the rares, commons, or the 81 plus rare, that could be a little bit detrimental to the market just depending on how they price that SBC because that is a repeatable upgrade SBC. Some people just, people will go bananas for that. Honestly, some people will do 81 plus UCL SBCs just because it is a repeatable SBC that they can do at this point in the game. And I have a pack, I didn't even see this. What is this pack? Oh, the FGS kit pack, lovely. But if those SBCs do come out today, I think that would make the market crash even more extreme. I think you would see more of a market crash today if we got repeatable SBCs even though it's just for the blue champions and cards, people will put, dude, people go crazy for any type of upgrade SBC repeatable or like anything that's an upgrade repeatable, people go nuts for it, right? We saw that at the end of the year last year with all types of upgrade SBCs and people were already itching to get them. I can just, I know it, I can smell it. People were overpaying the first day. They're paying a hundred K more for a UCL blue version of Neymar. What, they're gonna be doing these upgrade SBCs if they come out. So just watch those as well. That could cause the market to dip off even more. But if it's just pack supply today, if it is just the UEFA marquee matchups, maybe a player SBC, then I do think the market movements are gonna be almost the exact same as last week. So again, when we get the pack supply today, look at the rest of the content, right?  Head over to this page I'm flipping right over here, the popular page and start looking at some of these very popular meta usable and hyped up cards in foot because these guys are gonna take a dip in the panic and they're gonna bounce right back up. They should bounce right back up as people get coins from those SBCs and actually go and upgrade their teams. Because yes, I know some people are gonna be actually investing in Thursday flips during this drop today. If there is a drop today, people will be investing in cards then. I honestly would not do that cause cards got a lot lower last Wednesday night than they were on Tuesday if you waited until the rewards timeframe. So I would not really buy in your Thursday flips yet. You could, I guess if you wanted to, if you're expecting a market rise on Wednesday for whatever reason, I would not do that just yet because again, with how volatile this market is, I don't think I would go out and risk it. So again, today, you might see pack supply and opportunity to dip for the market to dip, buy in, let it rise into the nighttime UK and then sell off those cards as a nice little, honestly like an eight to 12 hour flip and sell them into the morning on Thursday or on Wednesday and then boom, you just made some coins right there just with a market fluctuation with some supply and then people buying cards back up. So that's the Champions of content I do expect today. Honestly, I think we're gonna see some market movements, right? It was kind of a slow Monday. Tuesdays like this are always a little bit more fast paced. Some sort of SBC that comes out that causes the market to move and I just wanted to get you guys ready for that today. So hopefully this information finds you helpful or you find it helpful. If you did smash a thumbs up on a comment down below if you have any questions and subscribe to the channel if you're new. It's been Nate, The Foot Accountant. Catch you guys later. Peace out.


So our next speaker is Damien Franchon and he's going to tell us about the HPC cluster they have at UC Louvain which was my university by the way. Thank you. Hi, I'm Damien as we just said. I'm HPC Systems Engineer with the Université catholique de Louvain. I work in the Center for High Performance Computing and Mass Storage. So I'm located in Louvain and I'm here. So you are here and I'm here. Well actually at the moment I'm here but you know what I mean. Just to show you a bit about one of all clusters. Small clusters so if you're wondering if it's in the top 500 it is not. Don't bother looking. It's a cluster that has grown organically. From the beginning it started with as low as a few as 20 or 30 nodes and it kept gradually growing as more scientists came to us with money. We bought some hardware and we added to this cluster. So it's a bit different from the other clusters we have which we buy as a whole. So we buy a whole cluster and it comes with a full stack for provisioning the cluster, running the cluster and so on. So here we had to build everything from scratch and we actually started manually with every information was in our heads and so we added some nodes and we were thinking like okay what do I need to do to add this node to the cluster and everyone would bring some information from them from their heads and then we started thinking it's better to have that written somewhere. So we started writing documentation and then we gradually improved towards automation. We made the documentation actionable through scripts and then we read books about DevOps and books about infrastructure as code and we decided to use configuration management systems to manage the whole thing. So we had a look at what tools were available and we settled on three tools. One of them is Cobbler, the other one is Ansible and the third one is Tolstack. So I know that often Ansible and Tolstack are seen as distinct alternatives. You either choose Ansible or sort and if you discuss with people you just start wars by saying that this one is better than this other one. The thing here we believe they work nicely together so it's something I would like to show you during this talk is that Ansible and sort they were together pretty nicely. So to show you that I will just go through the journey of a new node that must be added to our cluster. Once we have unboxed it we need to put it in the racks to label the machines to label the cables. We need to choose the name and IP. We need to gather the MAC addresses and then we enter all the information into Cobbler and Cobbler will take care of installing the operating system and then there is another stage where we integrate our node into the infrastructure and that is where we use Ansible and then the third stage is the configuration where every non-user software that has to be installed is installed and where the configuration files are propagated and then after that it's ready for job. So I will spend a bit more time on each of the steps. I don't know how many of you know about Cobbler so it's a tool that the advertising is that it's a tool for deploying machines. So basically it's a wrapper for the PICC, TFTP, DHCP servers and it allows you to manage operating system images and machine profiles. So we use it to install the operating system, most of the case and to us in our case. We use it also to set up hardware specific configuration. So for the dispartitioning or for the IPMI and also it's used to set up the minimal configuration that we need for the other tools to work. So Ansible needs the SSH keys and we also use a lot of SSH ourselves during maintenance and so on. So we deploy SSH keys and we install a salt minion which is the agent for the source tech software that runs on the machines. When the node is deployed, so the operating system is up, we use Ansible to integrate it in our infrastructure. So I see Ansible as a shared script on storage with built-in features such as safety, idempotence and a lot of APIs that are available. We use it for one of operations. For instance, we are using Zabix to monitor the whole infrastructure. So when we add a new node in the man-back cluster, the Ansible playbook takes care of registering the node to Zabix so that we have all the alerts and so on that are activated for that node. We also use an inventory system named GLP. It's a gestion libre de parc informatique. It's a software that we use to keep a list of all the compute nodes and all the other machines we have bought and it holds all the issues and tickets and so on. So when we have a new node, we need it to appear in the inventory and that is done through the Ansible playbook. We also use the Ansible playbook to register the node to sort. So I said that the cobbler system would install the salt agent and then the salt agent will talk to the salt master and say, okay, please allow me to register to you and this allow step is taken care of by the Ansible playbook. We also use the Ansible playbook in a way which might be a bit unusual. We use it to build the configuration files. So it's a cluster, a compute cluster, so we have a job manager which in our case is slum and then the slum needs to know what features are available from which compute nodes. So in the slum.conf file, we need to have a line for each of the compute nodes saying that it has that many cores, that it has that amount of memory and so on. And so we use the Ansible facts and other feature gathered by the Ansible playbook to build that slum.conf file. The slum.conf file is not propagated to all the compute nodes by Ansible, but Ansible builds the file and we do the same for instance with the ETC OS for DNS mass server or other, this file for SSH for known for host based SSH. Once those files are created, we then use Solstack as a central configuration management server. So basically Ansible will create the configuration file and the sort will propagate all the information, the configuration file and it will also install the software that we need, so not the software for the users, for that we use. Easy build of course, but for the other software they are installed with Solstack and it's used to mount the proper file system and so on. So we have three steps, deploying the operating system, integrating the nodes into our infrastructure and then configuring the nodes and installing the software. Once that is done, we still need to check if we have a new CPU architecture, in which case we need to recompile every other software so that the users find the same set of software on all CPU architectures and also another step we need to take is that if the machine was bought by some specific group and that group needs access to that machine with a specific quality of service, we need to integrate that into the slum system and that is done by a tool which we have developed and I will be talking a bit about more later which is called Sluffle, but then it's ready for Japs. But more generally we believe that those three tools can be used in context more general than simply the HPC cluster and we also use it by simply replacing cobbler in this step with OpenSack or with Vagrant, it all works, the chain works because typically when we develop stuff or when we test new stuff on our laptops, we use Vagrant and VirtualBox and then we use Ansible to install temporary cluster in VirtualBox and so on. But we don't care about the configuration management system, I don't want my VirtualBox machines to appear in the central Zabik system or in the monitoring system. That is by contrast with the staging mini cluster, so we have a small cluster that we use to test stuff on. We do not deploy the operating system at every time we try something but we like to keep the configuration in the configuration management system. And so the next thing is that whatever development stage or production step we are in, the set of playbooks that we use here is the same. And the salt, the salt servers of the server for the configuration management system here is the same whether we are in production or in the stage. So it allows us to really test the stuff we do either in the VirtualBox machines or on the small cluster and if we know that it works here and here, the same playbooks works here, we know that they will work here and it's our way to test stuff. So there are some features that overlap between cobbler, sort, Ansible for instance, installing a package can be done in either steps but we have a simple recipe actually. If the software is specific to the development for instance the VirtualBox guest additions is very specific to the development stage, we install it in the vagrant provision step. For everything that is related to hardware such as the drivers, we install it in the cobbler, in the kickstart of the cobbler system. When some piece of software is used for both in the production area and in a stage area, for instance the Zebix agent so the piece of software that monitors a half of the system and so on, then we use so to install it and if some piece of software is needed in all three stages, then we use Ansible. For instance, the job scheduler, I need to install it of course in the production machine but I also need often to install it on the test cluster because I want to test some feature or to test a new version or I want also to be able to test it in virtual clusters in my laptop to do stuff where I can break everything and nobody notice. There are some gadgets though of using sort and Ansible at the same time in your head, it can be confusing because for instance when you want to upload a file in Ansible and sort, Ansible expects a keywords that is R or C so the short for source but sort requires the full word source and it can be confusing especially considering the fact that for installing a package it's the opposite so Ansible expects the full word package while sort prefers the shorter one PKG. Nevertheless, we love both of them not always for the same reasons. What we love about both is that they are both Python, they are both based on YAML and they are both using Jinja for templating. We love the fact that they are shipped with a lot a lot of modules which are very interesting. We like the fact the fact sorry that sort is our single source of truth so we have a sort server somewhere in our architecture which is syndicated as people call it on our main clusters and so in one machine we have the configuration of every single computer in our in our infrastructure. We also have the history of the jobs which were so the the configuration changes which were run through the source server so we can trace what happened and so on. We like the fact that sort is highly scalable so with one server in a small virtual machine in the open stack we can handle the three or four hundred machines that we have in the in the data center. The fact that it's it offers a second entry point is also interesting because when you accidentally kill all your SSH servers on the compute nodes you are very happy to have sort on the hand to be able to restore the servers. By contrast we like the fact that Ansible is very simple to grasp and very simple to build an Ansible playbook is very easy to read even for people who do not know Ansible beforehand so it's easy to share. If I build some Ansible playbook to do something I can easily share it with people from other universities and are able to use it without having to replicate the whole infrastructure just the playbook is rather self-contained. The fact that we've also often used Ansible to to fix stuff. When you start playing with salt sometimes because salt is so powerful you do a little mistake and you break everything on your cluster I found it very easy to fix things with Ansible it's much easier than than with salt to repair what was done and then create the configuration in salt. We love Ansible so much that when we had to write some piece of software to connect our LDAP system to SSH or Sloan for instance when the user registers to our system they use SSH public keys which are stored in our LDAP system and we need a way to provide them to to let SSH know that the public keys are in the LDAP system so there are connectors that exist right now but when we started the project nothing was major yet so we developed a bit of software also to register users from the LDAP to Sloan and to create several file systems so when a user appears we need to create its own directory in the home file system we need to have a directory for the user on the scratch file system and so on so we developed a tool named sluffer that basically monitors the LDAP system and then triggers playbooks when things change in the LDAP so it just making the link between the information that is in the LDAP when it changes then playbooks that are written by the system administrators I ran and the information from the playbook is pushed sorry from LDAP is made available for the playbook. We also played a bit with a salt and for instance we developed custom grains which we can share with you which allow us to actually in the salt top file have specific rules depending on whether a machine is in Sloan partition or in other so in in Sloan terminology a partition is the equivalent of a queue in SGE or PBS so here you see that two rules that say that okay if the node belongs to the ZOE partition that we need this state to be active as well so my main message here was that Ansible and salt they work very well together because first I see them as complementary and they use the same building blocks it's all Python, JINJA, YAML and so on and if you add cobble to the to the team you have a nice trilogy of tool that allow managing a small T2 software and they all integrate very nicely into our full stack so we are using all of these software in our system one which I like a lot which is a such settle I don't know if you know it but it's SSHBs SSHBs VPN like software very easy to set up and very easy when you are a seasoned mean on the go when you are in the hotel room or at home just run it and you feel like home so if you want to know more about this you can visit our website where we have a small page behind the scenes where basically we list every software that we use every open source software that you use and we explain how we use it but thank you for your attention so we never please repeat the question please so the question is do we kill people basically so we do not so someone who entered the adept system will always stay in the adept system but login and accounts expire and actually no system we require other user to renew their account every year so if a user does not renew their account after one year the account is marked as expired and so there's a shadow expire field in the adept so the user is not able to connect anymore but we keep the history it's something we are thinking about especially in the context of the GDPR so we need to think about maybe we will anonymize that information or delete it in some way but we often have researchers that stay for four years then they go away for four years and they come back four years later and expect to retrieve the same data as before and so we keep the data and we keep the login for a long time so the question is when you have a very large cluster which we do not so copying a file to a large number of nodes can take a lot of bandwidth and sometimes you can encounter issues with the network so salt was made specifically to be highly scalable so it has it basically it's written around a messaging queue so some people say that salt is actually an event-based system which can be also used for configuration management just like I've heard people say that MX was a list interpreter that can also be used as a text editor the thing the nice thing about salt in desk respect is that you can ask for a job where it's in country so you can use sort run these jobs and then for every node you know whether the configuration was already deployed or not so you can see the state of every node at every moment but I only yeah we have 200 nodes maybe so we don't have the issue actually any more questions so how does cobbler compare with a rock cluster cobbler is much has a much more cope scope so cobbler it just wrappers around that's dfcp server tftp server and pixie server so it's used outside the HPC context basically so it's not a lot of features and we basically use the basic features while I believe works is a much more see ecosystem which allows also to deploy the full operating system full cluster sorry but here it will just let you deploy the operating system and then it will say okay the other is not much up further questions no okay let's thank our speaker


Definitely have started off this first week how we would have hoped but um, you know, it's obviously still very very early You know, we've got a lot of talented guys in this room Obviously, we've had to deal with a lot of injuries here early on and you know It's not ideal, but um, you know our depth obviously is gonna be tested and you know I'm confident that we've got the guys to step up and get the job done and obviously play better than we have so far so um, you know disappointed in the way this home stand went and You know really nothing else to do but but get back to work tomorrow and obviously You know look forward to having a good road trip with the lineup looking not like you thought it would In the beginning of this season. What's the key to guys not trying to do too much out there?  You know, it's easier said than done. Like I said, um, you know We're obviously missing quite a few guys, but um, you know other teams deal with the same kind of thing over the course of the year For some reason it's kind of hit us early on here in this first week and obviously in spring training so You know the baseball season is a long season and it's a grind and it can be tough at times And obviously we're going through a trying time right now, but um, you know, we've just got to keep our heads up and play better baseball Well, I mean Yeah, I mean it's been quite a few guys But you know, it's all all things that are unrelated and nothing you can really put your finger on so You know, obviously, um, we've got a lot of we've got a lot of young guys who have been up here the last few years And now some other young guys are getting opportunities that Maybe didn't look like they were gonna be getting at the end of spring training So, um, you know, we've just got to do our best to piece things together and take things one day at a time and Have a good road trip