So the next talk is by Iñaki and Augustin on Salsa CI. Thank you. OK. Thank you. Hello, everyone. Hi. Well, just straight to the question. How long does it take you to realize that you have uploaded a broken package to the archive? Yeah, too long? Yeah, maybe minutes. If you get rejected for F-15 master checks, like, I don't know, you are uploading with the wrong distribution with whatever the F-15 master checks, but probably it's not a good idea to get rejected for that. But yeah, you get feedback faster. Maybe hours. It depends if you uploaded the package right before the scripts run and install your package into the archive and everything, the magic behind the Debian walls happen. And usually, yeah, it takes one day. More or less, it depends of your package, of course. Yeah. The Debian infrastructure, we think that the Debian infrastructure is really great. It's really awesome. But first, you need to upload your package and tag your package and tag your changes. And then to get, I don't know, some feedback from the changes that you did. The problem is that you, as Debian developer, you have to change the context to another package or maybe to your real life, whatever. And switching context is something expensive.  And just if you get some contribution, you have to take the patch, apply the patch on your machine, test it, and then do the upload to get the feedback from the Debian infrastructure. Well, just in my case, when I started Debian, my first packages, before I uploaded, I don't know, I'd run like a ton of tests. Like, OK, I remember my first package was a Flight Simulator. So yeah, I don't know why, but just don't ask. I remember that in my first releases, I went to the package, installed my machine, and just played with the Flight Simulator a little bit. So yeah, it works, then uploaded. But then after three, four releases, I stopped doing that. Because it is a repetitive task, so you don't do that for every package that you build. And over time, I started maintaining like maybe more than 20 packages. So you cannot do that with all your packages all the time. So just let me change my notes. Yeah, the idea is to, well, I want to feel that every time that I spend time for Debian, I want to make it worth it. I want to deliver some value to Debian. So yeah, I don't want to wait for the other day to get the feedback. I want to feel like, OK, I did something for Debian, and I can just go to do something else. But I stopped working on Debian, and I realized that I added value to my contribution. So yeah, I think that, well, we take the continuous integration from the internet. Actually, the GitHub page, they have a really good definition there. Continuous integration is the practice of building and testing each change automatically as early as possible. So yeah, it's a definition just we put there to see if. I don't know, in the beginning, we started in our former company. It was really small. We were like 20 people. And I was in charge to build the operating system. They are satellites. So I was building the operating system for the satellites. And every time that someone needs to do a release, I was building the roof system on my machine. So it was totally chaotic. The company started growing and growing. And in the beginning, we were 20 people. And then one year later, we were like 100. So I don't remember. Yeah, I did all the tests before the satellite launch. And it was awesome for the first satellite. But then we started sending more satellites. And it wasn't fun. And the responsibility was really too much for me. And the contributions or the workflow between developers was really hard. I mean, I was in the middle. I was demanding the middle of the operating system and the releases. So we didn't know what continuous integration meant in that time. So that was the idea why we put this slide there. And yeah, when we changed the model of the satellite, we added like many boards in the satellite. In the beginning, we had only one board. But then the satellite became a little bit complex. Right now, it has like seven boards or something like that. So we needed to do some integration tests in there. What happens if I change a component in the satellite and software component in the satellite? What happens with the rest? So we build an infrastructure with JTAX for the embedded nodes. And every time that you push a change there, all the frameworks were built and were uploaded to the embedded nodes. The operating system was devian, of course. So the devian package was installed in the root file system. And then we run like an integration test. In the beginning, it was just to see if everything was working. But yeah, at the end, it was something more thoughtful, more smart, I guess. And yeah, well, in that time, we started using GELLA. So when Salsa was deployed in devian, we thought, OK, we had a lot of experience doing this. We walked the path through the, I don't know, we didn't know anything. And we have like a really great CI, like everyone in the company trust in the results. Every time that someone pushes a commit, they can see the feedback. They can see how the user set up the infrastructure.  You can see the logs. You can see the command executed there. So you can fix the test if the test is broken, but you can also fix your commit as well, for sure. So we think that continuous integration adds a lot of value in devian. Well, we are going to that. We are trying to go to that. Why? Because trusting in your CI pipeline makes it really easier to get contributions from outside, not only from your core developers. Everyone can push a commit to your project, fork in the project first. And they can see the results. If the commit breaks the package, if it depends on the test, of course, that you have in your package. But you have to make your pipeline solid or something that you want, you can trust. And then you can accept or take contributions really easily, just taking a look to the changes and accept the merge because you trust in your test. Like I said before, the first batch that you get, you take the patch and you see the batch. Oh, awesome. Thank you. I am going to test it and you run a lot of tests in your machine and do whatever you need to make sure that your package is not broken. But then after a few years, you don't do that anymore. In my case, at least. I am talking about myself. And the contributors can get feedback from the patch. So, yeah, I think that I already said that. Yeah. I am in yucky. Well, but what is the SalsaCA team? What did we do? We developed and obtained a recipe for building and testing devian packages. What we did, it's a recipe, just a file, which your project imports and allows it to build and test the package in a genetic way. We tried to do it compatible with most of the devian packages and trying always to keep it dry and kiss. This is not hiding the magic. Everything is explicit. You can enter the definition. You can read what it does. And if you have a special case, for example, your package has different way of testing or something, it's really easy to modify that. Because the definition is really clean. All we're trying to do, as clean as it was. What are our goals? Well, as Tim said, the first and main goal is to detect problems before the package gets to the archive. We are trying, our main goal is to have the same services devian infrastructure provide us, but inside GitLab, say, CI. Well, every time you push a change, we want all the current devian tests that are run normally asynchronously on devian infrastructure to be run on GitLab CI. And you can access the results, the log, on the shortest time possible. Also, having a reproducible environment to build and test your package, this way the environment, the place where the tests and the builds are run, they are defined on our work. So anyone involved in the development of the project, I mean you, your contributors, the forks, can work on the same environment you do with the same dependencies, with the same versions of everything. Also, everyone can see the recipe, as I said, but also the logs. So we think it's really important for the ramp up of the learning curve for the newcomers. If you have a package when I, well, I started really a short time ago, I don't have more than a year here. At first, it's a lot of black magic happening.  With this, we want to achieve having an explicit recipe on how the package is built and how the package is test and that people know that the developer uses the same recipe that you are using. That's to generate a bit of confidence on the contributors. Well, but what is the pipeline? This is what the pipeline looks like on Debian. It's quite wide here. But here we can see two stages, the stage on the right, it's the build. We are now building with the Git build package. Right now it's the only build method we have, but we would like to have more, so contributions are welcome. Once the package is built on the first stage, all the files that result from that build are passed to the next stage where five tests are running parallel. We are running auto package tests. That is the same that ci.dev.net runs, which is a framework to run the package tests. Also, well, BLHC, it's build log hardener checks with checks for hardened flags. Also run by Debian. Lintian, the Lintian checks. And reproducibility, which now we're using repro-test, that it's the only thing that it's not the same as Debian infrastructure does because reproducibility, it's tested with different hardware and things, but we are working on that and we would like to have the exact same things that Debian does. All this takes no more than eight minutes for a regular Python package. It means that when you push, all this is run and in less than 10 minutes you can have the feedback you need to know if the package works or not. Even less if it fails the build or something before, but we think it's really, really fast. It's important to note that every job is run on a clean and reproducible environment, as I said previously, that has the minimum required dependencies. When you build the package, the build itself, it's done on an environment which only has the build dependencies of your package. It doesn't have anything else. Maybe if you forgot to add a build dependency that you happen to have because of the dependency of another thing, you will notice that kind of problems there. We would like to thank the Salsa Admin job because thanks to them we are capable of run all this in parallel because the infrastructure allows us to have a lot of runners at the same time. Well, but how do I make my package CI? That simple. You only need to create a file, of course, under the devian folder. We are using salsaci.yaml name, but that's just because it's not mandatory, which the simplest definition is just to include those files. Those include the definition and implementation of all the jobs I show before. This also, of course, can be modified. You can take a look at our readme, you can modify each job, or you can only use some of the jobs if you don't want everything to run, you can just select some of them. That's all. Well, you need to change a little the configuration, as I said, because GitHub looks for this file on .githlabci.yaml on the root of the project and in devian we need to put it under devian, but we are trying to make that a default configuration somehow upstream. Our future plans, well, we would like to build and test on multi-architecturel. Right now we are only doing AMD64 because that's what the runners are, but we would like to have more runners on different architectures. GitHub allows us to do, to install a runner natively on an ARM board or something like that, so it would be possible. Also, we would like to test upstream changes in devian. This means give upstream feedback about the package. If they make a change on upstream, on GitHub, to have a way to trigger our pipeline, our building, and let them know if they broke or not the package. Everything is okay, or no, you broke devian packaging, and someone receives a mail to have a feedback that we think the upstream might like to know about the devian packaging itself. Also, we're working on an idea to propose new releases automatically. This is when upstream has a new release, there's a new version on the watch, the repository you're watching. You can have a merge request opened on your project, and the pipeline will run automatically, so you know if importing the new upstream will run for devian, will break the tests, will break something. So as the pipeline runs for every comment, if we bring upstream changes, it will run against all your tests as you usually did, and at least you know if it breaks everything or doesn't. Also, we would like to increase coverage. Right now we have these five tests, but as Tim said, for example, we don't have the FTP checks right now, so we would like to have more tests and to increase the things we can test on each comment. If you wanna help, well, we need more use cases. Right now we have some packages running the pipeline, but we know most package has some differences between them, so we would like everyone to let your package join the dark side. Right now we have more than 330 packages, which is important, but we would like everyone to use our pipeline. We also need to improve the documentation. If you take a look at our readme, it's not the best thing. It's quite hard for someone who doesn't know about GitLab CI maybe to understand what you have to do. We're trying to work on that because it's really easy, but we are not good writers, so if anyone would like to discover what Salsa CI means and document what they did to make it work, that would help a lot. We would like everyone involved on this project. Our idea is to help everyone, so it's not something from us. We would like you to bring your projects. If something doesn't work for you to propose a change, to report an issue, well, I don't use GVP, I use another build method, so that's the feedback we want. This is our contributor so far. We have six months and many people got involved into making patches or issues. This is the people who has come it already, so we are really thankful to them. Well, I would like to do a small demo. Oh, yes, computer. So I picked a randomly tested package. I tried yesterday, and the idea is to show how easy it is to add the pipeline to your project. For example, I got this project. I'm gonna fork it, this is not my account, so thank you, Tim. Yeah, everything. The first thing you need to do, as I previously said, is to change the CI path configuration. In particular, this project hasn't got a CI enabled, so the first thing you have to do is to enable here a pipeline, but anyway, this comes on by default, so you probably don't have to do it. Then on the CI configuration, CI CD, you have this custom CI config path. Don't worry, this is all documented on the Redmi, but the idea here is to post the file you want, get the CI, we use salsa CI, but it's the same. Enter to confirm, put the changes, and then you can add the pipeline, for example. This says set up CI CD, but it's just because it offers you a template from GitLab. It's just creating a file on the path that we previously configured, but so this is. And what you have to do is put this, which is on the Redmi, that's the text I put on the notes, and that's all. Comet, of course not master, this is just a test. You can commit to any branch, one of the features it has that the pipeline is defined on the branch, not for the project, so different branches can have different pipelines, everything is tracked on GitLab. So okay, I added this, and now you can go to here, this is CI CD pipelines, and it's running. That's all. Every time you push a commit to this branch, we'll start running, this is, it's running build, whenever it's finished building, it will start testing the package just build. And this is what it looks when it builds. Okay, it's now spawning the runner, but then it starts to build. Where is the? Control F2. Control? F2, F3, sorry. No, thank you. Questions? We would love to have a lot of questions. It was that clear? I hope it doesn't. Have you thought out about scheduling the pipelines regularly over time? I was looking into it, and I think the only thing GitLab is allowed, allows you to do is to say, I want to run this once each month, and then it runs all drops on the first of the month. Is there a way to spread it out somehow? You can configure on your project, run run jobs, and it has, you can run it whenever you want. I mean, you say once in a month, just because, but you can run it, I don't know, every hour or every day. It has the current syntax, and you can run it. But I think then it's running in my account, so I'm getting the notification. Is there a way to get that to the team? No, I don't think so, because how GitLab handles it is that you are responsible for that, and it uses your account to trigger. So the pipeline has your, if you triggered it, it has your permissions, your thing. You can create a team email, for example, with a user that has the, just like a workaround. It's not the best, but trigger the pipeline, it's just cool with the token, with the proper token. So you can do that. Another question. So I have a question. So if I wanna change something in this thing, do I have to copy paste the whole YAML from you and then change it, or is there a way to override something? Or maybe you can show how that works. If I, for example, want to remove one of the tests, in my project, how would that work? Oh, there it is. It's everything here, but you can, for example, here we have a different thing. We are running report tests without the scope, because it needs a lot of RAM, and some big projects won't build because the runners have only one gigabyte of RAM. That's how you change, for example, a test. You need to define a new job with the same name as the one we did, and you make it do anything you want. Perfect, thanks. So I'm old-fashioned, and I just upload Tables with cool patches and stuff to Debian's infrastructure. I don't really use Git, if I can help it. I don't have all my stuff in Solcer, but this sounds quite nice. So what's the easiest way to use this without having to use Git for everything, or is that not really possible? I've got to get into this whole Git world, and start building things with Git, and I don't really like it. I mean, I could.  Can you connect this to DeGit's repository as well as Solcer's repository? Will that be a thing? Honestly, I don't know how DeGit works, but probably. I think the point is that if you just upload things with DeGit, it puts it in a Git repo somewhere as well. Yeah, exactly, and then maybe the infrastructure could run on that repository, too. Yeah, it's possible, yeah. Anyway, that's the view of the world from old-fashioned people who haven't really done this yet. Okay, okay, fair enough. There's probably still quite a lot of us, I don't know. There's a comment from Andrew. I just wanted to comment on your suggestion to hook it onto DeGit. Well, it sort of goes against the point of it because the point of CIS, at least as I see it, is to test your changes before they go to the archive. And in DeGit, you get things after, well, in the process, as they get uploaded, they get pushed to DeGit. So it basically defies the point a bit. Well, it still provides some value, but much less value than it does when you actually use Solcer. Thank you. So if one of my tests breaks in that runner, how do I get what exactly is broken? You can see the logs. It depends on what it's broken. I don't know, what do you mean? If the test broke or your package is not compatible with the pipeline, if the test broke, if anything in the pipeline broke, you will get a mail with the last piece of the log. So you can see it. Anyway, you can enter the pipeline and watch it and read the whole log. But there's no state of the runner or something that I can debug. Oh, no. There is a feature, but it is not enabled because the Solcer admins are waiting for gilab.com enabled it because it has some problems. But yeah, in the future, you will be able to debug and inside the runner. So gilab made a wait for you to attach to the same environment that is running so you can see what happened. But they didn't even enable it on gilab.com, so Solcer admins are waiting. So there's a reason they didn't enable it. Okay, thanks. But we will probably have it soon. It will be really helpful. Thank you. Well, anybody? Any more questions? We have still, yeah, please. So can you say a little bit more about your runner infrastructure? How do they look like? What do they consist? How do they scale? And maybe also how can you clone them? I mean, if you're not on Salza directly, so we have a lot of downstream package work going on. So I could imagine that we run the same thing for our downstream stuff in our infrastructure. Of course, we're using the same thing that you are doing. Well, honestly, we are not the Solcer admins, but you can see the code they are using Ansible, I guess. We are using what Salza provided us. We don't have our custom runners. We are just using what Debian has, so anyone can use that. But you can do the same that he did on gelab.com, and it will work fine. Or you can do that in your private instance, and it will work. You can register a runner, a docker runner, and it will do everything just as we did. That's the main idea. Okay, so it's docker-based already? It's docker-based. Yeah, it's docker-based. Yeah. Thank you. Or container-based, because maybe the future is going to change. Yeah. Hey, so I have two things I wanted to ask about your timeline for different architectures. Well, in my case, I used those two packages, your size SCI already. But the thing is, most of them, my package breaks are in architecture, which are not AMD64. So do we have an idea when the size of old supply of different architectures are not an option at all? No, we would like to talk about that with people already like Wookie or someone that already has experience adding a coverage for different architectures to see if we can get machines dedicated to gelab, to Salfa. I guess some architectures like, which I do not support, like containers right now will probably not work, but ARM should work, I guess, with gelab runners. That would be helpful. And then the other point was from your future prospects with like pulling from upstream projects and testing it. In my experience, like even simple projects do have like issues with patches. Like if you have FMILO to patches and my patches rebuild, like all these patches need to be re-based on the new exchanges. And I don't know how you intend to do that. Well, but usually you try to remove the patches. From your package. So if upstream pushes a commit and breaks your patches, yeah, you have to re-base them. Yeah, but I have like closer, okay. Especially like with packages like net data where they have like some ideas what default values should be and they don't apply to Debian operating system. Then we have an issue that we have to supply patches. And that's why one of the points are like, they need to be like either like turn off the patches for these upstream builds or actually we can talk about that later. Yeah, we should think about that. Thank you. Yeah, you can show the demo that you made earlier whether it worked actually or not. Oh, okay. No, no. Well, this is the build job, it finished. And for example, I can show you. This is the artifacts. Artifacts is how GitLab calls the files which result from a job and they are passed to the next one. So this is what we are having as an artifact. It's all the files generated plus, for example, the log from the build. If you, I can read it here, but it's sometimes it's too big for GitLab to display it. So you, we pipe it to a file so you can analyze it if something goes wrong. And then, oh, everything went well. For example, auto package test. Show you everyone. This has tests, this package. So the test passed, here you have, this is the name of the test, it passed. This is a summary, only one test. Or one test, in fact, well, auto package test defines the test and you can do a lot of things. Yeah, as you can see there, there is, we are running just auto package test. It's the same output, it's not like anything else, I mean. Well, it will be LHC, it's not C, so it doesn't happen, it doesn't happen anything. Lintian, it shows, well, two warnings. That's overrated. Peepart, run okay. And you can, for example, just to point this out, you can see, this took almost three minutes to run, which one minute and a half, it's just turning on the virtual machine for the runner, so it's quite fast. And this is repro test, which also passed. The package is reproducible, well. Yeah, and that's the package. Hope you can use this and give us feedback, hope it works, it does some value to your project. You're trying to make our lives easier only. Okay, so if there are no more questions, then let's thank the speakers again. Thank you.


Okay, energy 808 the cutting edge with Marco Mangelsdorf who joins us by zoom and VoIP and in all manner of things From here. Well, you're not a hero. Are you Marco? Where are you? No, my friends and my neighbor. I'm a farther away neighbor right now I'm in the southern part of the beautiful San Francisco Bay area. Ah good. Okay. Your voice sounds like you're more distant What can I say anyway? Let's talk about new green deal part there We talked about it a little bit last time, but let's flush it out this time and let's see where we can you know Figure out as to how it will affect Hawaii Or it's or the discussion of it will affect Hawaii because we're not sure the new green deal is actually going to be a reality So what's in the package? Well, yeah, so let's kind of start off on the macro and then we'll kind of burrow or wait to a more micro analysis of the the aloha states and the green new deal is a Program very ambitious program and plan and strategy all the above that was developed by a number of shall we say more green more progressive leaning activists and Elected representatives that took the oath of office and in Washington early part of January including a representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez from from New York and Ed Markey senator from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and it is a It's a very very ambitious plan to Change change the way the American economy works So one one pundit described it as quote a massive program of investments in clean energy Jobs and infrastructure meant to transform not just the energy sector, but the entire economy It is meant both to decarbonize the economy and to make it fairer and more just So it is it is truly a plan strategy epic proportions akin to as I mentioned a couple weeks ago whether you want to go back to FDR Franklin Dillon arose about New Deal 1930s or LBJ's great society program from 64 68 so it is bold and ambitious and far from incremental and of course the devil will be in the details but the The ask is of a speaker Nancy Pelosi to establish what would in effect be a select committee That would specifically be established to come up with a new deal green new deal And it would be made up of 15 members total From the house and six of them would be from the minority party the Republicans and nine from the Democrats And they would have a year to come up with something which would take us into sometime early Early 2020 through an election year and then make its way through the house Which is democratically controlled and then probably be stuck going nowhere in the Republican controlled the US Senate But the thinking up to mystically if there were to be a Democratic majority in house Democratic majority in the Senate starting in January 2021 and a Democrat Allah J. Insley or Kamala Harris or Someone else who's strongly supportive of this green new deal approach then then the new president would have a package essentially ready to or soon ready to submit to Congress and You know it's conceivable that sometime in 2021 The Congress would pass and and the president would sign a green new deal. That's of course speaking Optimistically with we have a long way to go to get there, but There's a couple of you concerns about it, you know, and so okay the Democratic House and the committee even though it's a mixed committee if it comes up with You know liberal solutions in the new green deal recommendations and And I was you would certainly get stuck in this Congress that they're not going to go anywhere in the Senate But that would that be good or bad or the attempts of the Democrats to win the presidency? Because if it's too left-wing, you know, don't you think that that's going to turn off some some people in the middle some moderates who want to see incremental change instead of You know dramatic change Well, that's a great question today, and it's critically important So you post just the right question and I believe that The time for action for both action is now and this is an opportunity to see just what kind of support there is and I would like to think that Given the considerable backlash against this president and against what he represents what he continues to represent that Assuming that you know as we talked about two weeks ago assuming that this can be packaged in Such a way and pitched in such a way that it is number one relatively easy to understand and to that the bullet points are designed, you know in a legitimate and honest fashion they're designed to be able to to appeal to those individuals many of them Many voters who don't have the time and luxury to take a deeper dive Let's say that as you and I can and others can so the packaging is going to be all important Of course the naysayers of which is already a firestorm of gloom and doomers and and flat earthers as I'll call them Are clobbering this you know from one end to the next and in fact interestingly Majority leader Mitch McConnell from Kentucky is Wanting to put some type of green new deal bill before the Senate for about sooner rather than later Why because he sees it as political advantage to his political advantage in the public and party's political advantage To essentially get the 47 Democrats in the Senate to I guess vote on it and and and and have that conceivably be an albatross around their neck for the next election cycle Yeah, maybe it's fighting it's fighting fire with backfire You know that they take possession of the issue they make it a Republican Republican initiative in the Senate now or next year Maybe they think they can undo the Democratic initiative in the house And make themselves look good, but let me ask you this though and the question always comes to mind So we're gonna we're gonna have this election. We're gonna have a rambunctious campaign We're gonna have a lot of people involved And and the question is what put yourself in Donald Trump's shoes just for a moment What is he gonna say about the new green deal in order to in order to undermine the Democratic initiative? Of course granted. He's going to try to undermine the individuals who were involved Probably even the Republicans on that select committee But what is he going to say about the initiative itself in order to try to you know pull the wings out of it before before it ever gets to the election? Well, he's already been talking about it Jay He's been saying hyperbolic things and of course what else would you expect from from a president that there's essentially Hyperbole is his middle name and exaggeration as well is that he's painting the picture of oh, yeah I'm all in favor of it. I'm all in favor of the Democrats pushing it to the Democrat Party pushing this bill and With the idea that you know in his mind That's Ocasio-Cortez and others seek to ban all air travel. They seek to outlaw possible fuels within a short amount of time They seek in time these dramatic extremists measures that will destroy our economy destroy our way of life destroy destroy destroy So he's he's taking his cue from the folks Fox News and other progressive organizations that are Shaking things out of context and and blowing them up to be really super scary things So that he's already doing it. So I mean he's already feeding into the base. That's what he's famous for right? He's maintaining his base and gambling apparently that he could he and his forces can Achieve re-election not by expanding his base, but by nailing down His base to show up at the polls now that that was lightning in the bottle in 2016 I would try to fully admit that many talking heads right minds analysts statisticians Political scientists and in the light, you know thought there's no this the guy was gonna work I would this guy was gonna win But he was able to nail down his base and he's thinking I did it before I'll do it again But I don't think that's gonna work. Okay. I think I think we got you know number one He's gonna make ad hominem attacks against the people on the committee or anyone in the Congress who supports this as he always does to his he's he's going to Treat it as a as Damaging or destroying the economy his economy That he built so well that he created all by himself quite remarkable and thirdly that That is it's a kind of socialism, isn't it? He's gonna try to tap into, you know the attack on Bernie Bernie Sanders before And so what you have is those three arguments that I can see and my question to you Marco is with all those three arguments And I don't know what Sanderson's you know will do if he's if he gets any further with his campaign efforts, but those three arguments will Will Trump get any traction on those arguments among the the moderates among the middle That people at both sides are trying to bring to their to their position What will it ring true to anybody in the middle? it depends on how the The counter arguments are fashion and if you go from the perspective a very legitimate perspective that for example The green economy in terms of energy to be energy solar and wind has been a fantastic job producer Especially compared to the dirtier forms of the energy economy They're that's indisputable and that's going to continue you're going to have fewer and fewer people working in Conventional energy the sector of the economy more and more in the renewables actors So job creation is not just the talking point. It actually happens to be true So you have to focus on job creation prosperity clean in a cleaner environment and and rebut in very strong Fashion this notion that it's going to the degree new deal is going to somehow Destroy our very way of life now You know, okay, okay your Cortez with it was it South by Southwest this past weekend and you know She's one of the glittery Rising stars of the Democratic Party for you know, a number of good reasons But one of the things she said I don't have it right in front of me But one of the things she said was essentially slam on capitalism that the capitalism that's being practiced in the US right now is is Forget the the attitude she was using but it's essentially broken it only benefits a small few Rather than the majority of the population now that there's some truth to that obviously because wealth disbursement or wealth Accumulation at the top undoubtedly has been going up over the decades. I mean, that's indisputable, but when you start going after Start attacking capitalism It's easy to be pigeonholed by by one's opponents by her opponents as as being a socialist or radical socialist So clearly now that's what Trump and and I mentioned McConnell and others are Hoping very much that their strategy is going to be to pin the S label Socialists on those Democrats who come anywhere close to to supporting the Green New Deal One thing that comes to mind is wouldn't it be wouldn't it be better Marco in terms of trying to win the election? I mean they can do the new Green Deal after the election But to make it a mandate for the election and this is pretty ambitious Maybe too ambitious wouldn't it be a better idea to to try to hit some major Issues that you know people are even in the middle especially in the middle are concerned about for example clean energy Environment those things the ones that draw people to the notion of a new green Green Deal and leave the other You know more fringy initiatives out for later later discussion in order to avoid His attacks in order to avoid You know the the center the moderates You know washing their hands of this wouldn't it be better to limit it to energy and environment? No, I don't agree Jade because any Trump and and his supporters are going to attack attack attack regardless of the incremental or more than incremental change that the other side is proposing and I really do feel that Now is the time if not now when now is the time that Rather than going the incremental route, which has been tried On and off for quite a while Has has left something lacking in terms of progress So I do have an ability that that's you know Whatever comes at the end of this select committee assuming that Pelosi Establishes it and they do do Start down this path that it's going to be something that is going to be more than just incremental and I think that there's a good chance that that could be a winning a winning topic or winning stand for the Democrats Another kind of just thing to notice or to notice that under Pelosi's Speakership from 2007 to 2011 There was a quote select committee on energy independence and global warming But apparently activists in the incoming class of the the social Democrats of Democrats who took office a couple months ago They wanted something much bolder and God bless them for that or God's blessing for that Because I think something bolder is is needed more so now than four years ago, especially in light of Your record record worldwide global mean temperatures and extreme weather events I mean, what is it going to take to Wapis truly Wapis? What kind of Wapis outside the head are we going to need to to act or seek to act more boldly? So I believe it will be a winning issue for us Democrats who do I think I think that depends in large part on whether the Millennials the young people come forward and vote Because they're the ones who you know would tend to support I think far as I know tend to support dramatic change And if they come forward, I think it has a better chance But then to go back to one thing you said you said now is the time and Marko I totally agree now is the time for a one minute break now is the time Haha, we'll be right back Hi, I'm Rusty Komori host of Beyond the Lines on think-tech Hawaii My show is based on my book also titled Beyond the Lines and it's about creating a superior culture of excellence Leadership and finding greatness. I interview guests who are successful in business sports and life Which is sure to inspire you in finding your greatness Join me every Monday as we go Beyond the Lines at 11 a.m Aloha Hey, loha. My name is Andrew Lening. I'm the host of security matters Hawaii airing every Wednesday here on think-tech Hawaii live from the Studios I'll bring you guests. I'll bring you information About the things in security that matter to keeping you safe your co-workers safe your family safe to keep our community safe We want to teach you about those things in our industry that you know may be a little outside of your experience So please join me because security matters. Aloha Yes, sir. We're back. It's time energy 808 the cutting edge So, you know the the central part of this is energy and energy is like at least to the world that that watches us Hawaii's middle name What effect is it as the the new energy deal? The new clean deal have on Hawaii. How could Hawaii participate? You know, there are some people in Hawaii who are swearing that they're gonna go to the mainland and campaign as state in various states on Their own nickel on to support, you know a popular candidate and I think in large in large degree That would be a candidate who was on the the side of energy and the new green deal Of course, which is a blue state so question How how how does this interact with Hawaii and Hawaii's initiative and aspiration to be a clean energy state? Well, I think Hawaii has been ahead of the curve Substantially in my opinion day over the decades. We had a solar tax credit back then it was for solar thermal going back to get this 1976 or 74, but you know is when I was in high school So we've we've the state has been supporting renewable energy and trying to reduce energy dependence on Fossil fuels for decades. There was a Hawaii clean energy initiative. You will recall 2008 That Connie Lau from HCI Linda lingo and others committed to so that's going on 11 years ago So and the DVD gay and the legislature committing over the 2015 to 100% of renewables and power generation by 2045 and I happen to think we stand a good chance of Beating that deadline by probably a good number of years assuming we continue a rapid deployment so I think we're already ahead of the curve and There will be more and more electric vehicles available in the next couple three years there's a big auto show in Geneva recently that Virtually all the all the major automakers were there bringing a new vehicles to market if the Chinese sooner or later We'll be passing through all the various Department of Transportation hoops and introducing their Manufactured electric vehicles in the US sooner or later. I think that's the number of both So that's kind of the macro brush more specifically I'm looking at one particular bill right now. Let's you know bring it to the real world in a timely fashion Before you do that mark I want to make you a want to make you a democratic activist for a moment and I want to I want to send you to say Minnesota in order to talk to people and try to Rouse You know voters and votes for a democratic candidate and to speak on behalf of Hawaii What would you say on behalf of Hawaii to try to encourage them? toward clean energy and a clean new deal Are you sending me the Minnesota to make an argument about Hawaii? Yeah, to speak for Hawaii. What can we offer them? Why would they listen to us? Yeah Well, we can offer them the experience that we have gained Sometimes rather painful of the past five to plus years in terms of We lead the state is solar deployment both solar Do the country in solar deployment as far as solar electric and solar thermal on a per capita basis and our utilities have Done pretty marvelous and exceptional things cutting-edge things to be able to accommodate record amounts of renewable energy so One of things we can offer those states in on the mainland that haven't really gone all that far down that the path that we have It's the experience that we've gleaned also in terms of battery deployment what we've learned things that they can Can take guidance from in terms of not making similar mistakes or having similar issues Let's go to that bill you were talking about I'd like to hear about that. We have other issues to cover here today So Senate bill 1163 was introduced the beginning of the session on the Senate side and Would have done that would do two things I should say the first version would do would have done two things It would have started a ramp down of the states renewable energy investment tax credit Which has been around for decades and has no current sunset date And it would make a new tax credit available to add for adding Storage energy storage to existing renewable energy systems 25 percent with a cap and I was in favor of that bill because I have been to believe an exponential increase in storage deployment is not only a good idea, but a urgent idea and Loan behold the Senate Energy Committee in the Senate Ways and Moons committee the money committee they took out the provision that would add a Tax credit for storage so it was voted on a week or so ago in the Senate it passed over to the house Nicole Lohan representative Nicole Lohan will be hearing this bill scheduled here the bill tomorrow in her energy and environment protection committee And I'm sure she's hearing from all kinds of solar advocates and others to not allow this bill To go forward as is So I'm I'm disturbed and I'm kind of shocked that given the fact that we have six Count them six major storms including four hurricanes Blast through the central Pacific last year and scared the the blank out of some of us Rightly so that are some legislators Do not feel that a modest tax credit for energy storage is worth it I'm kind of shocked. This is a financial issue or is somebody actively lobbying on Some substantive basis against a tax credit for storage I got to believe Jay that it's largely financial for money base the greater uncertainty about the state's finances You know the the WAM folks and the finance committee folks in the outside They're typically risk averse and you know, everybody comes to them for more money more money more money And of course, there's a limited pot so A department of taxation is probably against having a new tax credit for storage So, you know, I'm not dissing their motives necessarily, but I think they're they're very absurdly misplaced And I know that's kind of hard harsh language But I mean, is it going to take a Puerto Rico like event to clobber one or more islands for us to say G We really do need a heck of a lot more energy storage to make for a more resilient career That's that's what just burn the answer is maybe that sadly maybe so maybe we'll have to be a Puerto Rico before people get it Let me let me have a one last thing and this goes to a point you made earlier about how we had You know, we had a good chance of meeting the 20 45 hundred percent goal for clean energy and maybe even sooner But there was a piece in the paper not too long ago About the the growth of renewable energy In the period 2017 and 2018 Which indicated there was no growth That we were still at the same 27 percent of renewables as opposed to all energy And that's that's a year. We should have been increasing What happened? Well, a small modification to what you just said Jay the Hawaiian Electric Company is KIC they have to report to the Public Utilities Commission on the annual basis What their renewable percentages were in the previous calendar year? So KIC has not yet reported that data to the Commission So I can't comment on what their 2018 figures are because we don't have that yet But for a Hawaiian Electric which incorporates Helco Hiko Miko Big Island Malli proper Lenai Molokai and Oahu The percentage of renewables in 2017 with 27 percent the percentage of renewables for them in 2018 with 27 percent That means that for all intents and purposes it was flat now the big reason for that Lack of progress is because putting geothermal went offline in early May of last year So, you know, I don't blame Helco by any means for PGV going offline. That's met on payways business But it's kind of striking that the loss of one single renewable energy power plant Has a rather significant impact on the entire percentage for all the Hawaiian Electric companies And that's a 38 megawatt facility, isn't it? And so if you know just hypothetically if you recalculated all that and you said yes 27 last year and 27 this year that you added back the 38 megawatts from Pune geothermal venture then we would have an increase no because if you add that back You get more than 27 percent, right? Yes, yes, you know PGV had gone on had been online Helco would have gone up from they were 57 percent renewable in 2017 They dropped to 43 and change in 2018 and they're saying that if they had PGV online the whole 2018 they would have been 60 plus percent Well, you know, that's that's all well and good to say well if this is happening this had happened They would be there, but I mean that's that's not what happened So I guess again my I was just kind of strict by one single power plant in all of the Hawaiian Electric Territory service territories one power plant goes out and they get clobbered in terms of their flats And I think you know on the flip side Why even though we don't have the numbers the key how you see for the first time ever I think we will see that they will have the highest percentage for a single island The highest percentage of renewables when they do report in 2018 So, you know, I don't want to keep the co-op or into too loudly because I don't they don't have to but It's you know, and it thinks will be better in the next couple years because Hawaiian Electric is bringing on board multiple large-scale utility Renewable energy solar plus storage, but for the time being for the next 12 18 24 months, you know, these power plants take a while permitting and Getting them online. So there's not going to be a tremendous increase in in Hawaiian Electric service territories Over the next 12 to 18 months would be Marco's prediction. Yeah, and and PGV is coming back online, right? Isn't that the latest news that the the road the access road is open and they plan they plan to come back isn't it true during The earnings call that or Matt did not too long ago Their CEO Stated that they were planning or hoping or thinking the PGV would be back online by 12 31 2019 and if you believe that I will wager you a meal at any Any fine dining establishment on your island? I'll fly over and take you to dinner If that's the case because I don't believe that is going to happen. I Was going to ask you for a closing comment Marco, but I want to leave it right there because I may get a free dinner and Maybe you will too. Thank you Marco Marco Mangostoff joining us from California this time here on energy 808 the cutting edge. Thank you Marco. Aloha. I will see you at the Pacific Club J My treat


So what's the armada? Endeavor, hello, Brent and Brian. Endeavor for the pilot team there. Can you see Australia at your front window? We sure can. It's really nice to be here. We just went by Shark's Bay. That's great. Endeavor, TDRS East. And Endeavor Houston for Brian. We're back on the flight deck with you. And I have a switch throw on A14. Yes, good morning, everyone. Good morning, everyone out there in Houston. We're going to go live right now to the Space Shuttle Endeavor. We're standing by is Dr. Dan Barry, who is a 42-year-old astronaut on his very first mission. And we'll talk about that in a little bit. Thank you for joining us this morning, Dr. Barry. If you would answer these questions, two spacewalks in this mission are dedicated to testing tools and construction techniques for the future space station. And we're wondering how far along NASA is in its readiness to build the International Space Station. Over. We are doing two spacewalks as part of the buildup toward the actual construction of station. These spacewalks are integral to being ready to go because we are both testing the equipment that it ultimately is going to be used to construct the station. We're testing the materials that are going to go into the station. And we're testing the techniques that we will ultimately use to build that station. And then finally, we're training people to go out and do those techniques in the space environment. Well, astronauts who become construction workers for the space station will have to spend hundreds of hours out in temperatures that are 75 degrees below zero. How are the spacesuits doing in terms of the gloves for keeping the hands warm and the boots for the feet? I went outside yesterday for a little over six hours. And in fact, my thermal comfort was excellent. I had heated gloves with me, but it turned out that I didn't need to use them because I believe because of some of the improvements that we've made in the general cooling, I was actually very comfortable for the entire time outdoors yesterday, as was my crewmate, Leroy Chow. Dr. Barry, if you'll stand by with us a moment longer, we'll say so long for the moment to our audience here in Houston. And we'll be back a little later in this morning news show after 6.30 with some more from Dr. Dan Barry. So I'll pass it back to you in the studio. OK, Dr. Barry, let's continue. Do you still hear me? Yes, I read you loud and clear. OK, fine. You and your crewmates captured the Japanese science satellite during this mission and just recaptured the science satellite, the OAST, that you released a few days ago. It almost seems that there isn't anything that the space shuttle can't do except maybe fly to the moon. Over? It's a remarkable machine. I have to say that now that I've had the opportunity to ride on board, it is astonishing what this spaceship is capable of doing. This particular mission is very full. As you mentioned, we've retrieved Japanese satellite, deployed and retrieved another satellite, done an EVA already, and we have another EVA coming up tomorrow. So it's been a very exciting, very full and fulfilling mission.  Are you having any fun yet? Over? 3, 2, 1, 0, night blue. The forests are emerald green. The clouds are so good to look at them. It's really incredible. It is, I'm sure you're aware, 10 years ago this month that the shuttle Challenger was lost. Is there still an awareness in the astronaut office in terms of not only the loss of colleagues, but also in terms of continuing the quest? Yes, I would say there definitely is. Of course, the Challenger accident occurred before I arrived, and so I didn't personally know any of the people on board. However, a number, a lot, most of the people in the office were friends with the folks on the Challenger and felt that loss at a very personal level. So you can be assured that their memory is very much alive within the astronaut office. And the lessons learned from Challenger in terms of safety and the things we need to do to fly safely are still very well in place. I can't hear Dan. Dan, I'm having trouble hearing you, but I'm sort of reading lips. Are you still hearing me? Over? Yes, I'm reading you loud and clear. OK, we'll go ahead with questions. I can't hear you. One of the questions that came up during the recent government shutdown is since there seems to be so much difficulty resolving budgets in Washington, how can an agency like NASA attract bright young minds, the bright young minds it needs for the future? What do you think attracts you and others to the program despite the uncertainties of jobs and projects to work on? Over? I would have to say one of the great things about working at NASA are the people that are there and the reasons that those people are there. People that work in the space program aren't there for the money, and they're not there for the recognition, they're there because they are excited about the opportunity to explore new environments, to push our frontier back, to be out to where the future is going to lead mankind. I think that the big selling point of NASA is that it's exciting to fly in space. It's exciting to think about where we're going as a society. And that's what continues to attract the very best people to NASA. Next month, former astronaut Bob Crippen is going to be awarded the Rotary National Space Award at a huge banquet at downtown Houston. Although he's been out of the office for some time, are there any Bob Crippenisms or Bob Crippen anecdotes that you can share with us that we can pass along to the banquet goers here? Over? I think the guy to ask that question to is John Young. All right. According to your biography, you are from Massachusetts, and I was wondering if you had a chance to fly over the Northeast to look down on the snowpack. And what does that look like? Well, in fact, our orbit doesn't quite take us that far north. The farthest north that we're going is Cape Kennedy. However, during a night pass recently, we were able to see the lights all the way from Miami to Boston at truly incredible sight. We could actually identify the various coastal cities, including the DC area, New York, and Boston. From as far south as Miami, it was truly amazing. Take a second, if you will, please, Dr. Berry, to describe tomorrow's spacewalk. Over? Yeah, tomorrow we watch how Winston Scott are going to go out to continue the spacewalking experience we've been having on board. They are going to perform a spacewalk to do a number of tasks that are required for space station assembly. One of the big tasks for Winston is really to determine what our thermal limits are. Leroy and I, in the first spacewalk, we're in a cold environment, but tomorrow they're going to be in a very cold environment. And we're going to have Winston standing still so that his metabolic rate gets low and we're really going to push the limits of the suit and see how well it can perform to keep Winston comfortable. Leroy and Winston are also going to assemble some of the work platforms that are required for putting together space stations, as well as check out some of the umbilical lines and connections that are a key component in putting together the different modules that make up the entire station. Are you going to have Winston configured so that he at least has his face looking down toward Earth so he has something to look at during his hibernation? Over? I don't think Winston would have agreed to do it if he couldn't look down on the Earth while he was standing still. Okay, Dr. Berry, I want to thank you very much for joining us this morning and continued good luck and success with this current mission. Houston KTRK, that concludes this event. Very much. I really appreciate the opportunity to say hi to everybody and to say thanks to the whole team that made it possible for us to be up here.


What is good, Marvel Squad? And welcome back to our channel. Wait, why am I whispering? He's not even home. What is... Welcome back to our channel. If you guys are new, make sure you go down and hit that subscribe button. Enjoying the Marvel family. Today is a very exciting day. Team Araya is coming back with another prank. If you guys haven't seen this, we actually did this on TikTok, I think like two weeks ago, but the trend is coming on YouTube. So the trend on TikTok was during an argument, I set up my phone and I ended up flashing him. So today I'm actually going to start the argument and then flash him and see if it works. It worked on TikTok. He totally like made up with me and didn't act like anything happened. So we're gonna see if I can pull it again. Since I haven't done it in a while, it's kind of gonna be like a new surprise. And either way, like whether I've done it like five, 10 times, I feel like it's still funny because it's his reaction of seeing my like boob. So it's like, it's still funny. But basically Bill right now is at the store. He's going to get groceries. I'm actually making my mom's homemade recipe, stuffed green peppers. So I made him while I went to go get my nails done, go and grab all the groceries that we need. That's why I'm able to film right now. But I got to hurry up because it's gonna be home any second now. I saw he's on his way. So basically I'm just gonna set up the camera and just start argument during dinner and then flash him. So you guys, hashtag team arrived in the comments. I'm excited to see how he reacts again. This will be my second time like doing something like this. So if it works again, I know the leverage of winning an argument and winning him in his heart and to stop being mad. So if this works again, ladies, you know what's gonna work on your man, try it at home, see how your man is. Let's get right into it.  All right guys, so Bill just got home. So let's get this prank out of the road. Let's get prank his little booty boy. Hey babe. You're really annoying today, but you guys wish me luck. I'm so excited. I can't wait to see if this works again. So if it does, T-Mariah is always gonna win the arguments. I'm always gonna be ready. Has he just opened the garage door? I'm basically gonna be like, babe, you literally forgot the biggest part. Like, and just. Geez, what did you get? You got a whole case full of stuff. It's kind of all sweating in the farmer. Really? You gonna have AC on? Hi. You got my favorite chips. Hi. I know, I had to get that last one. I know you like them. I like them too. Do you like them? Marble? Cute? Yeah. That's cute. Oh my God. Yeah, you got Yum Yum. Now who we got that? What the? Yeah, we'll see how it goes out. Wait, you got green peppers? Wait, you're supposed to get red. You're alive. Why would you get green? Green doesn't even taste the same as red.  You made them with my last time. Do you not listen to my peppers, dudes? No, we made them with green last time. Not red. No, we make green. It was always green. Why would you get green? Do you not? I literally texted you. Red pepper, red pepper. They taste the exact same. No, it doesn't. That's salmon too. No, I don't want the salmon. I know what I heard of you. Okay, that is like $20 for the meat right there. Dude, stop. No, that's so annoying. Why are you pissing? Because you literally got the wrong thing. You just don't listen. Hey, stop. Is this keto? Okay, you're lucky. No, don't touch me. It's not keto. It's just no sugar added. It's different. Can you just please stop? It's not gonna taste the same. Come on. Come on.  It's literally, okay. Yellow, red, and green peppers all taste the exact same. They're all peppers. They look the same. It's the same texture. It'll taste the same. Wow, I just been really good with you. We go to bed like, mom might ask about everything. Well, the air in my mind right now, buddy. But no, you have to be slow moving and you don't hurry up. Like, you only got four or two? I want to make leftovers. Really? Screw this.  I'm so confused by your acting on this. No, I'm irritated. No, don't touch me. It's not here. Stop. Come here. Come here. Stop. What's wrong? You're just really, really irritated in me. No. No. Stop. No. Stop. Just do what you need to do. Baby, you don't need to hold on, okay? It's not that deep. It's not that deep. Why are you getting my way?  How am I acting like a baby?   Go to the store. I went to the store for you. I'm asking you to move. You need prestige to put the trash can right now. You easily went after the nail salon to the store but I didn't have to do that. I left the house. Okay. And I went and got food for you. Okay, and? I'm only... You know what? Because you're slow. Stop. No. Stop. No, don't really stop. You're not just killing time. You're killing the vibe. Okay, am I killing your mood yet? Yes, you are. Hey, you're killing mine. You're killing mine. I have not done anything. So sorry. Did you hear that?  No, I have not done anything. You're the one that's acting mean. Oh, you're mean. You're not the mean one. That's you, honey. That's you, honey. That's you. You're being the mean one. No, no, no, no. You did. All right, really. You can call mom now. That'd be great. You're giving me a headache. Go into the room. Stop. I need to do a headache. There's no reason to be mad. There's no reason. Nothing. Okay. No reason at all. Okay, well... Sorry. What? What? I didn't mean to be mad at you. You forgive me. You forgive me. Oh, good. Please.  Please. Oh, God. Okay. Yeah. What? Why? Why are you doing that? I told you to stop. I told you to stop doing that in arguments. Are you still mad at me? Yeah, you're being... Are you done? You're still mad at me? You're still mad at me? No, I'm not. I'm not. Okay, just look at him. I know, I do. I see him. You like that? I'm not. Why? Why are you doing this? So you were never mad at me, right? I was never the one that was mad. So I won this argument? I was never the one that was mad. You were the one that was mad. You were literally the one that was mad. You were literally always the one. Will this... Stop it! So, do you...  Are you gonna tell me I was right? And then I... You were the one that started the argument. Are you sure? Don't do that. Are you sure? Yeah, you were the right. And you're the wrong. You're the wrong. You're the right. And you're the wrong. And I'm in the wrong. Really? Boy, you're the one that's flashing. You like me, see? Yeah, you're in a mood. Or are you in a mood? No. Or are you going? Come on, let's go. Come on. We need to... Flash me and expect me not to, like... Come on. Be confused. Come on. No. We're cooking dinner. Come on, you're doing so good. You're actually cutting... We gotta cut the onions now. This is not fair. You play with my emotions way too much. You play way too much. I know I play too much This team or I is the best team, you know?   You want to win an argument? No, no, don't do that. That is key. That is not, because if you start the argument, that is not fair. Yeah, but you lost it. I can't flash you with anything that you're gonna like. I mean, I can. You can, but the thing is, is I was trying to prove a point. Because on TikTok... No, you weren't trying to prove a point. You were trying to prove two points. No! No, but listen. If you want to win an argument, I want to see if it can work. I started an argument with you. I made it, I literally was a problem. I know how it works. But you told me I was in the right and you were in the wrong so that proves that if I could flash you... I just wanted the argument to be over. Now I know I can just flash you to win an argument.  I'm telling you. Of course I'm gonna shut things down because I see that you changed your move for some reason. Yeah, but... But the thing is, the whole point is, I can flash you and win an argument anytime. So ladies, make sure you try this out on your husband. If you are boyfriend, whoever it is, see if they get them in an argument and flash them and, you know, if you're a guy, flash them the other way and bing, bing, boom. Dinner, I am starving. I'm making my mom's famous homemade. No, no, no, no. We are making your mom's homemade. Actually, you should do this. Now that you've pregnant, you should repay me. I am cooking. I'm gonna do the ground beef and the rice.  And the ketchup.  All right, good. So... Okay. All right, you guys. We'll see you in the next video. 5,000 lice and I will flash Mariah without her knowing. Now I know what you're gonna do if it gets to 5,000 lice. But you don't know when. It doesn't matter. You know when. 5,000 lice. All right, you guys. We'll see you in the next video. But until then, peace.


Good day, fellow investors. Welcome to the stock market news with a long-term fundamental twist. Today we're going to discuss earnings as it was a big earnings week and then next week I'll discuss in the next news about the Fed's pause, about the economics, about the recession, everything that might happen. So let's focus on earnings because there is so much to learn from the current earnings as I said it was a big week. I'm going to discuss Caterpillar, how it is a cyclical stock, then I'm going to discuss Facebook and how there is a big difference between the business reality and media hysteria that usually is made to pump up clicks and views and reading and everything. So that's something crucial to understand when when investing. Then Alibaba came out with great earnings despite the things negative going in China. So that's also something to understand the power of technology that confronts economic sluggishness or whatever. So that's another big difference. Then we have to discuss declining sales with Apple but increasing earnings which is something very interesting and which is probably the reason why people are invested in Apple. Then something to learn where we can learn a lot is Nvidia because there the story is great but it is a lot about timing and then I'm going to finish by telling you that I'm actually bullish on Tesla and that will might be a surprise to you and then we're going to discuss how am I investing into that bullishness. So let's immediately start with Caterpillar. Caterpillar is a stock that is a cyclical stock so it depends really on the economy on the price of commodities on how much is invested in China in the development of emerging markets etc. And that is reflected in the stock price. If we look at the long-term chart for Caterpillar in 2009 we had a huge decline a huge run-up prior to that 2015 again there were big worries about slowdown in China commodities recession over investment that really pushed the stock price down that didn't materialize the stock price exploded and now it's slowly again declining because there are uncertainties about the future what will happen economic slowdown Delio and Claremont have been saying that 2020 will be the recession or at least a global slowdown which is not good for Caterpillar and that has been reflected over the last year stocks are down 20% since the peak in 2018 so downward pressure is there however financial results are great profits per share have been growing over 2018 significantly revenue is up everything is good financial results really good adjusted profit per share doubled from all six to almost 12 now not really doubled but almost there so really a big big positive and then if you look at what will happen another positive earnings are expected to be even higher in 2019 so higher earnings why isn't the stock price going up investors fear a margin contraction on lower sales or lower potential sales in 2020 already and that is why the stock price is under pressure now lower margins lower sales will lead to perhaps even negative earnings or very low earnings which then don't justify the current market capitalization if we take a look at the earnings row then earnings have been very high in 2008 about five dollars per share then down to 1 in 2009 up to 7 8 in 2011 12 then again down to negative in 2016 and extremely positive in 2018 and expected to be so in 2019 the key is that it is unlikely that those earnings will be sustained because Chinese sales of excavators have been declining for a while so that will put pressure in 2019 2020 and with everybody expecting a slowdown in China crisis debt growth rate slowing down it means that also caterpillar and other stocks will be hit especially their margins that will impact investors so if your investor looking at such stocks at cyclical stocks you have to find the long-term trend if you look at the long-term trend it's actually positive for caterpillar so you have to find okay when is the stock overpriced above the trend and then when it is below the trend because as it's normal market behavior as things go well everybody's over excited as things don't go that well everybody's extremely pessimistic so you have to find an average earnings for the company for the last past years let's say it was $5 which means that a margin of safety price would be I don't know 60 for a company like caterpillar if earnings will be on average 7 with the ups and downs there we are already at 90 but the last run-up is a little bit over excited given what can happen to the earnings now on Facebook it is a company that I am covering on my stock market research platform I have it in one of my portfolios and it is extremely important here to understand the difference between business reality and what the media is saying what the media is selling because the media is selling to get more views more clicks not to discuss business reality business reality is boring doesn't sell and that difference is something one can really take advantage of when investing in stocks as I did with Facebook so the first time I bought Facebook was in August at $174 I was investing in the business so actually I always tell people if the stock price drops and you are investing in the business not hoping to make money on trading speculating then you are happy when it drops because you can buy more when it drops and that's exactly what I did I bought more at 136 and now I think I'm already in positive territory I wish I wished for it to go to 100 to buy more but my wishes weren't fulfilled and this is the most important difference when investing in businesses you look at the business reality look at the growth you look at the earnings you look at the strength the mode what's going on and then you compare it to the price if the price goes lower you are so happy because you can buy more let's see what happened with Facebook and their earnings the business reality revenues are up 40% I'm happy with 15% growth in my models so that justifies the price net income is higher daily active users were up 9% monthly active users also and the company estimates 2.7 billion people use the company service family each month Facebook Insta WhatsApp Facebook messengers so that's the key that's the core of the business no matter what happens with privacy issues with the media etc people are still using it and average revenue per user is going up is going constantly up there is more competition for those ads and that is likely to go up even further pushing earnings higher growth of 15% with earnings growing that's a good company combination when we look at the conference call what did the management say they are going to roll out payments on WhatsApp they expect pay Facebook watch to become more mainstream didn't can gain traction for now but you never know Instagram shopping commerce Oculus Quest will be the first product shipped probably nothing material for now but it is an interesting start so there is a lot of optionality for growth the risks are always there a recession would push earnings down would change the earnings model would put pressure on the stock price and then as a business investor I would simply buy more if the long-term fundamentals the stickiness is still there so that's something to understand take advantage of the market when it gives you an opportunity based on its short-term myopic outlook yes Facebook Facebook's margins have been hit due to the privacy issues due to increased investing in safety and everything but that strengthens its mode because other competitors will not be having the money to do the same Alibaba is very interesting we have had 20 Chinese companies coming out with earnings warnings where earnings would lack expectations but Baba did beat expectations 40% growth huge cash flow 84% year-on-year growth in cloud computing however I don't know with Baba is that the core business looks good but all these new initiatives grow fast so they add on growth but they don't make that much money yet whether they will make money or not depends on how the Chinese economy goes how things go so cloud computing will probably do good because of the savings that it brings to companies but let's say I still haven't figured it out whether the growth will continue at 40% it is possible that it will be a story like Amazon where despite the financial crisis of 2009 the European crisis 2012 the slowdown the everything Amazon just kept on growing it might be the case for Baba that it does the same for the next decade it might not that's simply a risk I'm not willing yet to take or I simply don't understand so I cover the stock it is on my watch list and I simply adjourn my knowledge as things go if Baba really becomes what it is supposed to become what it might become then if I invest now or in 2022 the difference won't be that material on my long-term investment track record. On Apple we have lower iPhone sales but we have growing service sales that the management is pushing however even that is slowing down so we have slowing growth in services slowing growth logically in iPhones and that's something negative that's something investors don't really like however you have to look at this from an investing point of view what will be the earnings the cash flows for investors to the owners in relation to the market cap so revenue declined 15% from the prior year however they generated very strong operating cash flows of 26 billion during the December quarter and they are returning that to investors and there is one hundred forty billion dollars in cash to be returned to investors when I sum all those things up the market cap is seven hundred eighty one billion one hundred forty billion off we are because that will be a return we are at sixty five six hundred fifty so the past 12 months cash flows were 62 billion so that's a cash flow return off around nine eight nine percent and that's exactly what Buffett is targeting he's happy in this low interest rate environment to get a return of six seven eight nine percent up in the uppers higher in the upper cycle of the iPhone product cycle lower when things are not that positive as those are now and the people are there the buyers are there the stickiness is still there and they will make 60 billion 40 billion 50 billion over the next few years and that's exactly what Buffett bought if there is upside from something new perfect if not also good that's the key thing to understand here and Vidya was hardly hit after the news came out lower guidance and the stock is also hardly hit over the past years down 40 percent 50 percent in the last few quarters 52 so that's a big hit for such a company however if we look at the story even the management is positive they say the foundation of our business is strong and more evident than ever the accelerated computing model and Vidya pioneered is the best path forward to serve the world's insatiable computing needs the markets we are creating gaming design HPC artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicles are important growing and will be very large we have excellent strategic positions in all of them and I completely agree with them however with such a good long-term story for the future timing is crucial and this is where things change all the time if you plan that artificial intelligence autonomous driving explodes in 2022 but then it happens in 2025 that's a huge difference for such an investment so that's the key with Nvidia is okay it's positioned well strategically okay the key is timing 2000 dot com bubble everybody was extremely excited about the internet that the internet will take over the world it did but not then it took a little bit took 10 15 years for Amazon to become what it was supposed to become then in the meantime a lot of companies go bust a lot of things change which is again the business reality compared to the positive long-term growth story and this is something one should be very careful about if we look at NVIDIA's fundamentals we can see that revenue is about 12 billion 12.5 billion dollars on a market cap of 90 billion that was 180 billion on the peak just a few months ago that is what I call risky free cash flow per share is 3.3 billion it will be lower as the revenue guidance has been cut so we are paying 90 billion for 3 billion that's what price to cash flow of 30 which might be lower so it is extremely stretched as price to sales is what 7 8 and that's very very big and that's a big risk because when are those revenues going to explode what will be the competition what will be the timing that's the biggest risk and therefore it is an unknown and you have to implement the timing factor when you are investing in that which will help you think about the portfolio exposure if you want to be exposed to such a stock now another similar stock with a lot of timing issues is Tesla and Tesla has shown good results we see EV sales in the US exploding thanks to Tesla really doing good with the model 3 everything is bullish plus energy storage deployed is expected has exploded in 2018 and expect expected to grow even more in 2019 and I'm really bullish on Tesla I really wanted to succeed I come from the same core country Nikola Tesla comes from Croatia so of course I wish for Tesla to succeed and really develop on its plans they made what quarter million cars this year they plan to make more than half a million next year then bring it to a 700,000 a million cars over the next few years and if that happens that will be very positive for the company of course so I really hope they make it and I really hope the EV trend develops and grows and I'm very bullish on that however I'm not investing in Tesla now I'll explain to you why not it's simply because the risk is too high the last quarter which was a good quarter with pushbacks sales to get the federal tax contributions that expired the 1st of January show how things actually work the net margin before non-controlling interest is 3.5% which is an okay net margin for a car company the sales from other services are still let's say low compared to the car company and if they grow to 500,000 to a million cars over the long term I quadruple the current sales so six seven billion so let's say they come to 40 billion in 2021 2022 and on 40 billion with let's say a 5% net margin I come to a net profit of 1.5 billion for such a long term net profit a market cap of 52 billion for 2021 2022 with high expected investments is something simply too risky for me if a recession comes down slow down car sales go down then something else that represents a risk with Tesla it's that is something that might fire back so the risk reward is simply not attractive for me total liability is 23 billion on just 5 billion of stockholders equity is something that I'm not that attracted and simply too much risk I hope Tesla wins the game hope Tesla manages to do everything but for investing it's a high risk let's say questionable reward story that's it whatever happens we will see not even Elon Musk knows what will happen the story is good let's see how the economy works what our interest rates etc to see this story develop next week we'll discuss the macroeconomic situation the news the Fed pause tomorrow I'll discuss a copper miner as I'm bullish on Tesla I'm investing in copper in nickel so you might see okay that's one option that I research so I want to share that then on Sunday we'll continue with the Buffett letters and Buffett investing criteria check my stock market research platform in the link below there is a 28 money bag guarantee so you can see everything that I do my portfolios how my mindset develops these things for free if it's not resonating with you simply ask your money back if it is if you're looking for diversification for interesting global investment picks then it might be something for you 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اللهم سبحانه وتعالى في القرآن قرأة أن نتكلم في فردة قلت بأن الله يأمر بالعدل والإحسان وإتائذ القربة وينهى عن الفحشاء والمنكر والبغي يعيدكم لعلكم تتذكرون فهذا هو محاول للجسطة أن الله يدفعنا ونحن always have a balance between justice and rahma لأن حديث قدسي الله سبحانه وتعالى يقول غلبت رحمة غضب غضب is seen as Allah seeking to implement justice لأن الله's anger and wrath is for those who commit transgression لذلك لدينا محاولة بين محاولة والجسطة ولكن لنا نحاول ونحاول أن ندفع جسطة ونبدأ هذا لأن لكل أجهزة لأننا ومسلمين ومسلمين جسطة هو محاولة ومحاولة هذا فقط like a basic observation لن نحاول أن ندفع جسطة ولكن لذلك لأن المسلم يدفع جسطة ونحن لا يدفع جسطة ونحاول أن ندفع جسطة ويوجد محاولة من المسلمين في تلك الثلاثة ونحاولة يجب أن نعتقد أن المسلمين في أوروبا كانوا مجموعة من المسلمين في التكنولوجيا المسلمين ولذلك إذا كنا ندفع جسطة سنستطيع التس deeds في إعطاءنا المسلمين واتنظام خطأ أشعار لأن المسلمين في أوروبا يجب أن نعتقد على vacuum المموجات التي كان تسمحت من إماركا وإنصايميد ولكن يجب أن نتر team يجب أن نترسل له بصور يومية لذلك لنا نساعدنا المدرسة الاختصابية و ليس ف Gotta but we began to actually look at those who are powerful and those who are responsible for the society no longer attend to implementing justice for themselves and the society وansen this because the recent killing of Pakistani journalist are said to be being shot in theSmith and that is not unique it became the norm So we remember just a couple of Years back At least more than a couple of years back The Saudi killing of the Qajтиها macam어주 in Turkey And also the others If almost every Muslim country إذا كنت تعتقد أنها إلقائية إذا كنت تخلق أنها إلقائية إذا كنت تحاول أن تفعل بشكل مدينة فإنها إلقائية يجب عليك أن تأخذ المساعدة ومساعدة من هؤلاء who are in control إذا كنت تفعل بشكل مدينة أنها إلقائية لذلك نرد من أننا يتم إبقاء لدينا قاعدة من شخص يفعل يوجد أمام المدينة وقد قد تحرك أبناء في مدينة لا أريد أن أبقاء مدينة فنحدث أنه يجب أن أسأل في مدينة مجارتية مجارتية. فهي one of those 55. So we don't get upset. So he took their money and went there, got the license. He has actually a number of patents for what he wants to develop. Got the license from Ministry of Industrial Affairs and so on. Got all the data, the plans and everything and was ready to begin to do the work and at night we knock on their door two security officers come and say we need to talk to you about what. Well, in order for you to open the business you have to allocate for us 50%, we need to be full partners with you. If you don't, you can't carry the operation, you can't go forth with this business affairs. So the person thought if this was the beginning the end does not look good at all. So he actually took his money and went back to where he came from. He says I'd rather be in where I am, possibly in a foreign land where I might get a portion of justice or at least be able to conduct my affairs without having somebody knocking on my door on a daily basis. So how we begin to understand the scope of justice. Now I want to share with you the عمر بن الخطاب رض الله عن really was a person that manifested justice in the society. We do speak of his state conduct. He also could be seen as a micromanager in terms of his affairs following but the state was expanding so he needed to micromanage their affairs. So عمر بن الخطاب رض الله عن and the community wanted to expand the mosque in Makkah and he actually issued an order that we need to expand so we're going to take the property of العباس بن عبد المطلب. So again العباس بن عبد المطلب is the uncle of the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم. عمر بن الخطاب is خليفة. He's also related to the prophet because he gave his daughter حفصة to be the wife of the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم. So from all contemporary what you call analysis of power they are the more two major centers of power in the Muslim community. Today if like you're even about 20 degrees separated from the family of the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم you walk around the site and nobody can touch you right not even 6 or 3 is like 20 degrees basically you're untouchable and if you're related to any of the power structures in the Muslim societies you have to apply possibly a whole bunch of applications just to talk to the person let alone be able to get the effect or the policy. So this was a خليفة executive order to expand the حرم in Makkah and taking العباس property house. Today in modern language we say that the state have imminent domain responsibility right in California they say that the state can issue a policy when expand the freeway so we're going to take and they engage in compensation right in Muslim legal discourse the state can have imminent domain but it's with the agreement and acceptance of the person. So عباس said I don't want this is a violation of my rights so he understood that this order right that's coming from a خليفة is not something that he accepts he say عمر لن تهديما بيتي is home عمر you're not going to demolish my home in contemporary affairs you know the next stage we'll send security they'll hold out he's in jail and then the American Embassy will call for his release for human rights while they're bombing another country with drones hypocrisy is present that's what we have taken place today so عباس said you know عمر لن تهديما بيتي so عمر responds to say عباس this is for Allah's sake this is what we call in politics and language emotional appeal it has nothing to do with the rights we're trying to influence his heart it's like God wants to you wants us to expand so this is for Allah not for me so you might well change so again we use emotional appeals religious or otherwise in order to convince a person it's not about rights so he's telling him that this is for بيت الله العباس did not immediately أعود بالله من الشيطان رجيم no he says this is I will not permit you عمر so he still insisted on this and then عمر responded لنلجأ إلى القضاء let's go to the judge let's go to the judge which means that let's the legal institution deals with this dispute it's a legal dispute for public interest again we set on the individual personal interest which is also another element but this is public interest public good so عمر actually says you choose the judge that you want this case to be introduced in front of because again if عمر made the choice it's a state choice which might be that he will seek or appoint someone that immediately will indicate there is some type of nebitism which takes place so he says you choose the judge for us to go to exhibit the case for demolishing your home taking your home to expand so عمر says I select who was a judge in the community very well known just not a government judge but a judge that syst Micub and did islamic law for most part was developed outside the confines of the state the only unique development of law in the history of humanity , i that is the law and the commentary on the law developed outside of the state most legal system it was a state mandate العقل العام للأهم sport was developed outside so again if you think about the Four Schools Islamic Sunni Jewish Brudians and Hanafi Shafi el Maliki and Ibn Haambil all were outside of the confines of the state and they developed one of again on one of the most sophisticated legal system so Omar accepts to have Shura'ih adjudicate the case. So Al Abbas says bring him to us أو أمير المؤمنين ، أو عمر أمير المؤمنين يجب علينا ، وعمر يقول ، لا ، يمكنني أن يجب عليك المؤمن هو أن نذهب إلى المؤمن ، المؤمن لا يجب علينا because again if you command the judge to come you have authority so he says we're gonna go to the judge because judges should not come you go to the judge to resolve your dispute so sure enough both umar and al-abbas go to the judge and shurah immediately says يا أمير المؤمنين because عمر بالخطاب يا أمير المؤمنين عمر says no no no don't call me amir المؤمن call me umar in here because i am here as a person representing myself in front of the court you call me amir المؤمنين is already an imbalance because titles right they are used as a way to indicate some type of authority so he says no don't call me amir المؤمنين i'm in the court in here equal to al-abbas and you need to adjudicate the case accordingly so he calls him by his name and shurah said إن أبعد البيوت عن الحرام هو بيت الله ولا يحق لك أن تهدم بيت العباس وتعوده مكانه إلا بريضا so this is what shurah says the furthest away from injustice is the house of Allah you cannot demolish the house of ibn al-Abbas and given compensation without his acceptance meaning he has to accept for his house to be demolished without his acceptance you can't actually impose on him imminent domain again this is just a legal concept in terms of imminent domain the state can't take but it has to be with the acceptance of the individual so umar says i accept the ruling of shurah meaning that i no longer have a claim on al-Abbas house now al-Abbas response he says إن قد تنازلت عن بيت بريضا i am letting go of my house with my acceptance at this at this moment only for the sake of Allah so again he wanted to establish the legal norms and the legal rules because first umar ordered it he completely says no that's not the authority that you have so i am trying to think about the missing justice that we have in our societies because Allah SWT says إن نهلك أهل قرية أمرنا مترفيها ففسقوا فيها فحق عليهم العقاب if we wanted to destroy and send destruction upon a city we command or insinuate or urge its affluence and in here affluence could be inexpensive both in terms of rulers leads and so on to commit fisk now often we think of fisk as only in matters of what you call human indiscretion but fisk in the society is basically to lean toward the needs of the powerful at the expense of and we are in a period in the muslim world where if you are powerful and rich if you have any connection including if you just like the tea maker of somebody that's powerful and rich you have a standing in the society while the overwhelming of our brothers and sisters across including many of us who left these lands are in essence are unable to actually have a measure of justice and thus societies instability begins with the elites of the society without thinking in any way in a hierarchical again because Allah says إن إذا أردنا أن نهلك أهل قرية أمرنا مترفيها those who have taraf which usually are those who are affluent and then people begin to imitate them and people follow the ways of their king's leaders so you begin to imitate all notions of indiscretions in justice and this leads to the society being completely instability and the reality is that unless we re-establish our unassailed principles of justice we can't move forward we just can't move forward whether in here all right or abroad for example again I'm going to include in here whenever we have a dispute if we don't like what a meditation a mediation group of sharia scholars or individuals we may say I'll see you in court and you go to court on a small dispute contract and so on you end up paying for both lawyers each 70 or 80,000 because again why is law is expensive because lawyers get paid better that way so you pay each 80 or 90,000 in one way you both exhaust your resources all what you get I feel bad I beat him completely insanity complete insanity right the dispute might have been a 30 or 40,000 each spent 80 to 90,000 in order to try to resolve a dispute and sometimes the judge says you could have resolved it with the mediation that was recommended to you early right and that's as a result of thinking that right that our justice or our ability to measure justice is no longer something that is at the foundation of our tradition and for me the foundation of our tradition again the balance between mercy and justice between us we have to implement justice and we seek the mercy from Allah that's the balance Allah commands to justice and that's the only way we could rectify our affairs every society moved ahead because they were able to resolve and rectify their affairs and that also goes into the household to the community, the society and nations so far that's where we are in a circumstance that justice is a missing commodity and when that is the case then it becomes that our societies are unstable and they can't move forward so my advice to myself and to everyone is the absence of justice makes revenge and killing destructions of each other the only way for settling disputes and that is just a dead end practice it will not read to any moving forward of the society you cannot build a society if everyone comes with an idea or a perspective of revenge and destroy everything that was around them as a way to move forward we need to be people of wisdom and justice because that's the foundation of other societies if I know that my rights and your rights as neighbors as partners as co-participants in civil society are protected then we could build a society that is better if I cannot trust that your rights and my rights are guaranteed then it becomes that we're living almost a ethos of a jungle and the powerful eat the powerless that was the جاهلية right we often think of the جاهلية in a very narrow conscription rather than thinking of جاهلية the complete absence of justice that was manifested in there that the powerful completely overtook the rights of the powerless or those who are poor in the massacre so that's my advice to you and to everyone else is to embrace justice as a way for us to build a healthy society and could benefit us both here and also in the Muslim world أقول قولي هذا وستفروا الله لي ولكم فاستفروا إن الله ملائك تهيص اللون على النبي يا يولدين آمنوا وصلوا عليه وسلموا تسليمها اللهم صلي على سيدنا محمد وعلى آل سيدنا محمد كما صليت على سيدنا إبراهيم وعلى آل سيدنا إبراهيم في العالمين إنك حميد المجيد اللهم إني داعن فأمنوا اللهم اهتنا في من هديت وعافنا في من عافيت وتولنا في من توليت وبالك لنا فهمها أهطيت وقنا وصرف عننا بالخير شر ما قضيت فإنك تقده بالخير ولا يقضع عليك وإنه لا يذل منوليت تبارك تربنا وتعاليت ربنا ردنا الإسلام ردا جميلة ربنا ردنا الإسلام ردا جميلة ربنا ردنا الإسلام ردا جميلة اللهم يمقلب القلوب ثبت قلوبنا لا طاعتك اللهم أرنا الحق حقا وزقنا التنباع وأرنا الباطل وباطرا وستقنى اشتنباع يا رب العالمين اللهم أرحم المسلمين والمسلمات الأحياء منهم والأموات يا رب العالمين اللهم أرحم المسلمين والمسلمات الأحياء منهم والأموات يا رب العالمين اللهم أرحم المسلمين والمسلمات الأحياء منهم والأموات يا رب العالمين اللهم أشفي مرضى المسلمين جميعا يا رب العالمين اللهم أخفف عنهم اللهم أخفف عنهم اللهم أخفف عنهم اللهم إنا مغلوبون فنصرنا، اللهم إنا مغلوبنا فنصرنا، اللهم إنا مغلوبنا فنصرنا وأهر دعواناً الحمد لله رب العالمين وأقم الصلاة إن الصلاة تنهى عن فحشاء والمنكر والبغي يعدكم لعلكم تذكرون الله أكبر الله أكبر أشهد أن محمد رسول الله حي على الصلاة حي على الفلاح قد قامت الصلاة الله أكبر الله أكبر لا إلا الله استقيم وأعتدل وأثابنا