Takeda, the son of Kenshi. Intrusted to Hanzo Asashi after the murder of his mother, Takahashi Takeda trained in the ways of the Shirai Ryu. Under the guidance of Scorpion and the insistence of his father, Takeda joined the Special Forces. Dedicated to the protection of Earthrealm, Takeda is empowered by his warrior heritage, grandmaster guidance, and an arsenal of plasma swords, kunai, whips, and wisecracks. Increase Takeda's rush down and mix up potential with the Ronin variation. Use Rising Blade, back XXY, to launch your opponent and continue with Double Bladed, YX, to re-stand your enemy out of a jug. Enhancing Blade Summon will catapult your opponent into the air. Follow up with Double Bladed and end your combos in Fist Flurry or Shirai Ryuken. With your sword on the ground, use Apprentice, forward XY plus B, to give Takeda enough advantage to stay on the offensive. Today's Special, Blade Whips In the last year variation, Takeda gains new air command normals and enhance whip attacks to flay his opponents. Introduce a new threat to your arsenal with Whipflip, down back Y plus right trigger, an enhanced low special that will launch your opponent.  Let fly your tri-kunai to capitalize on big damage in the corner. In the Shirai Ryuken variation, Takeda gains an increase in mobility with this special move Quick Phase, allowing him to confirm off any opening on his opponent. Use a combination of Double Screw Ryuk and Fist Flurries to maintain positional advantage in the fight. Quick Phase can also be canceled to create new mix-ups and maintain pressure. On knockdown, charge your tri-kunai and go for an overhead attack to set up deadly scenarios. Takeda is best used by commanding the screen with his Blade Whip attacks. When in close range, use Side Step, down A, to poke at your opponent, allowing Takeda to stay on the offensive. Mix up your openings with Whip Snap and Step Kick to keep your opponent guessing. Last shot like a Shirai Ryuken Storm with this X-Ray Finisher. Show your enemy it's over. You've got the high ground, with the brutality. Defend Earthrealm with the Telekinetic Whip Cracking Shirai Ryu Ninja, Takeda, and tune into the ESL MKX Pro League presented by Xbox.


What I think needs to happen is that there's got to be a change in mindset among men. The women aren't going to change because they're just going to respond to what we do as men. But I think the only way to change the culture is, you know, one guy at a time. It's going to take two things. One, guys that have a measure of success in their life, especially with women in relationships in a good way, in a positive way, in a strong way, need to actually mentor younger guys and show them how to avoid these things. You didn't have this problem, you know, 50 years ago. My grandfather didn't have this problem because, you know what? His wife understood her role in the relationship. She wasn't trying to be the man and the woman at the same time. But these days, with the feminization of our society, you've got women that want to be all and end all. That's why you'll find women in their mid to late 30s that have never been married. They're still waiting around for Mr. Perfect, but it's the Mr. Perfect that the culture has told them. They're waiting for some guys that are going to accept them, their career, the fact that she wants to start having a family at age 40. I mean, all this stuff is crazy. It's very American and it's very dysfunctional.


Mae'r dda i'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud o'r Minister yng Nghymru yw Llywodraeth Cymru, Llywodraeth Llywodraeth, Lord Morris of Aberavon. Lord Morris yw Llywodraeth Cymru yw Llywodraeth Cymru, Hal Dwyllian, Jim Callahan a Tony Blair. As former Welsh Secretary and Attorney-General, he became Wales's longest-serving MP, representing Aberavon for more than four decades. Lord Morris has been described as the grandfather of devolution and our thoughts are with his family at this sad time. I'd like to pass now over to Julie Morgan. Borydor. Good morning. Thanks to advances in medicine and public health, we're all living longer lives. This is something to celebrate, but it's also something that we as a society need to plan for. It's estimated that in less than 20 years there'll be nearly 150,000 more people aged 75 or older in Wales. That's about the same as the population of Newport. And a projected increase of 61.3% in people aged 85 or over. They're likely to require more care as they live for longer. We want everyone to live a healthy and independent life for as long as possible. But to achieve this, we need to transform the way we deliver social care. Shifting our focus to aging well, preventing health problems from escalating too quickly and reducing hospital stays. Staying too long in hospital can actually cause people's health to deteriorate. So we need to ensure that they can get the care they need at home or in the community. Health care is provided by local health boards and social care is provided by local authorities. But an individual's health and social care are closely related. So we need to continue to build on best practice of joined up working. Over the coming weeks, in the context of the cooperation agreement, we plan to set out a vision for social care in Wales for the next 20 years. But we need to start shifting the focus to community-based health and social care right now. And that is the purpose of our announcement today. Some of that work has already started. Thanks to our regional partnership boards, where representatives of health boards, local governments and the third sector, as well as other delivery bodies come together, there are many excellent examples across Wales of the NHS and social care working together. Last week, I visited South Pembrokeshire Community Hospital with the health minister and saw the excellent work going in their coordination, where health, social care and voluntary sector professionals worked together to decide on what care people needed at home, or when leaving or preparing to go into hospital. On site, they also have a reablement suite and a step down facility next door at Martello House, where people are supported to get back to living independently more quickly. The health board is also working on pilot schemes with therapists from local leisure centres and with firefighters to give them the extra skills to support frail people in their homes or communities. There are examples of this kind of innovation across Wales. Last winter, by working closely with our health and social care partners, we delivered an extra 670 community beds across Wales, so people could get care closer to home. But we need to go further faster, and today we are announcing up to £30 million of new investment to do that. The investment we are announcing today will be used to deliver thousands of extra hours of reablement services across Wales, providing as a safe alternative to hospital admission and to keep people at home, also people can recover at home more quickly after a stay in hospital. Recruit more community workers to advise people on how they can access the right support and services to help them recover and lead independent lives. Ensure every local authority has a technology enabled care responder service by winter 2024. Currently only 10 local authorities have this facility. Using the latest monitoring technology, this service will ensure people can get the health they need as quickly as possible and move towards 24-7 community nursing by increasing the availability of community nurses across Wales for an extra 10 hours a day on Saturdays and Sundays. Strengthen community specialist palliative care by making specialist nurses available overnight. Offering practical support for local services to collaborate and put in place an individual care plan for those people identified at most risk for urgent care. This will help to reduce hospital admissions. We want to see consistency across Wales in the standards of care frail people can expect to get in their community. Today's investment is the start of that, eventually leading to a community care service for Wales. I'll hand back to the minister. Last winter our health service faced unprecedented pressure. We all saw the pictures of ambulances waiting outside hospitals and health boards had to appeal for families and friends to take their loved ones home to free up beds. There's no sign of these pressures letting up in future. One of the biggest issues we had was that many people were ready to leave hospital but they didn't have the care packages when they got home in place so they were unable to leave blocking the flow in the hospital system. We managed to create an extra 670 community beds last winter without which the situation would have been much worse. Now we need to build on that good start and go further and faster in transforming community well-being, social care and healthcare services. Research has shown that people recover better in the comfort of their own home rather than in hospital where they're less likely to become decondition, lose muscle tone and less likely to pick up infections. We must focus on transforming the way we provide care to enable this. We need to move the focus from teaching short term episodes of ill health to meeting the needs of more frail and elderly people with multiple health conditions so everybody can live their best life in their communities. I've told health boards that addressing the issue of delayed transfers of care needs to be their number one priority because without improving the flow through hospitals almost all other aspects of healthcare including waiting lists will be impacted. The additional funding we're announcing today will help them to meet that challenge. Now I'm happy to take some questions as Julie will be. Diolch yn fawr. First question is from Telaid i Glyn John BBC Wales. Diolch yn fawr iawn, gwynyddiwg. This question is for you and if you could answer Engymraeg in Welsh and in English we'd appreciate it. Fallen Wiley the head of the RCN has told BBC Wales in an interview that you've got her number and that they'd be willing to pause this strike action immediately if there was a commitment to meaningful talks. So you could stop this strike action at very short notice. Why won't you? We've been having meaningful talks for months upon months upon months and we were really pleased that unions collectively came to a decision to accept the offer that we put on the table. There are still lots of non-pay issues that we need to address but I'm afraid we are at the point now where there is no more money and any additional money would compromise the kind of services that we're able to offer the public. So it is disappointing that the RCN has decided to take this action today. We are of course always open to discussion and we have been discussing. There was a discussion only yesterday with the RCN so those discussions will continue. We are very anxious to see the end to these strikes and we're very pleased that almost all other unions have now decided to accept the offer and have pulled off their strike action. Yn ni'n siomedig bod y RCN wedi penderfynu i gymryd y safbwynt yma ac wedi mynd arstraeg heddiw, un i wedi dod i sefyllfa'r lle mae pob un o'r yn debyg iechyd wedi penderfynu fel colegdi, fi dderbyn y caneg yn iddo i ar y bwrth. Un i wedi bod yn trafod gyda'r RCN am fisoedd lawr oedd hyd yn ôl ddau ond i'n dal i drafod gyda nhw. Mae arnau ofyn bod naddwym arian ar ôl ac byddai unrhyw arian ychwaneg o'n golygu tori ar y gwasanaethau sydd ar gael ar gyfer y cahoedd, felly un i'n barod iawn i barhau gyda trafodaethau ond yn anffodus os mae'n ymwneud gyda arian ychwaneg o wedi ma hwnna ym mynd i fod yn anod. Diolch. Richard Miclwright, y fformer independent board member of the Betsi Cadwaladr health board, has described the way they were forced to resign by you as tantamount to bullying. What's your response to that? Well, I would say that the definition of bullying has changed quite a lot. I never met him as a member of the board before and to read out a legally approved statement to somebody that I've never met before. I'm not sure how that would tantamount add to sound like bullying, but listen, we took the action we did. We are in the process of making sure that we can turn around the Betsi Cadwaladr board. That's the most important thing for the people who live and work in Betsi Cadwaladr health board, and that's what we're determined to do. Dwi ddim yn derbyn bod bullio wedi digwydd i rioed wedi cwrdd a ddyn yma ag nes i ddarlen allan cyhoeddiad o ddweud i cael ei derbyn yn gyfreithio ac wedi cael ei cechion gyfreithio, felly dwi ddim yn derbyn bod bullio wedi digwydd. Nid i'n benderfynon Llywodraeth Cymru i droi os fel ymbwrdd iachid Betsi Cadwaladr y Gwmpas, erlith y bobl sy'n gweithio yn ymbwrdd a hefyd erlith y clefion sy'n byw yn yr adau. So, Ian Lang, ITV Wells. Yeah, with the nurse's strike, listening to what you were saying there, basically there's no more money, so it's basically going to be who blinks first, and this strike is going to go on and on. What do you say to that? Well, we've been in negotiations for months upon months upon months. We recognise that there is a lot of frustration amongst NHS workers, and that's why we have moved Heaven and Earth to try and find this additional funding. We've put not an ungenerous offer on the table when you consider the financial constraints that we're working in under at the moment. So, we've got a lot of sympathy for the position. Our problem is that we do not have more money. If we were given more money by the UK government, we might be in a different situation. That is not the position we're in at the moment, and we have gone a very long way, I think, to addressing the issue, which is why we're very pleased that, as a collective, the health unions have agreed to the payoff that we've put on the table. With Betsi Cadwaladr, I live in North Wales. There is considerable disquire amongst members of the general public about this situation. When are you going to sort it out? What I will tell you is that every single day, tens of thousands of people get an excellent service in the Betsi Cadwaladr health board. I receive emails on a daily basis from people telling me what a great service they've had. Of course, there are pockets that we need to focus on, and that's what the new board is doing. We have a new interim chief executive who is taking the situation very seriously. We've got experts in there who are helping to turn the situation around. There is an issue of culture that needs to be addressed in the health board. That's fundamental to turning it around. I'm confident that the new interim board is making and taking the steps that they need to take in order to make sure that we can offer the best possible service for the people of North Wales. Dan. Thank you, Minister. If I could also have this answer in English and Welsh, I appreciate that. You've said today that you're anxious to get these strikes coming to an end, but from conversations with the RCN that I've had today, I understand that you wrote to health boards asking them to look favourably on the mandate to be extended until August. Now, tell me when it comes to, well, just to add to that, obviously that means that the strike mandate would have ended by now. Do you not bear some responsibility for the strikes going ahead today? Look, we've tried to work with our trade union partners. You know, we work in social partnership here in Wales. I think we have a better relationship than they do with many trade unions across the United Kingdom, but of course we are disappointed that they have determined to take this stance today, which has disrupted a lot of patients who were hoping to have their problems seen today and tomorrow, so that has created a problem, of course. We are anxious to see an end to the strikes and we are disappointed that they have determined to take this industrial action, and I think it's probably worth reflecting on the fact that actually the vote by the RCN was very, very close, but we obviously understand the frustrations that they have, but the fact is we simply do not have any additional funding.  Yn y gallu gwybod â'r ffordd, if you want to see the strike action come to an end, then why did you recommend that the mandate get extended? Well, the mandate was extended a while back, so obviously that hasn't been a recent decision, but that, I hope, shows that we are trying to bend over backwards, to try and a'r ysgolodau i'r cyfnodd a'r cyfnodd o'r RACN. Mae'r ysgolodau i'r cyfnodd yn gweithio yn gweithio. Rydyn ni'n nhw'n gweithio y rACN yn gweithio'r ffondi gyd, yn ymgyrchafol ar y cyflwyn o'r cyfrifyddydd yn ei ddweud yn y cyfrifyddydd, sy'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio. Yn y cwestiynau, mae'r ddechrau'r ysgolodau a'r ysgolodau i'r dweud, Gallwch chi'n meddwl o'r awr o'r blaen ym cause a'r rhaid o'r staff? Gallwch chi'n meddwl, gallwch chi'n meddwl o'r straen ffordd nhw'n a'r straen syr? Yn enwedig mae'r sgwrs yn oed o arnau rhaid o rhaid o'r adrenffydd a'r wneud o'r staff hwnnw cogueilso yn y rodgylu ei wyl. Rwy'n gweithio ar gyfer cofnodol â'r w establishedion hwnnw. a we have the We Care Wales campaign, which is widely advertised, advertising the benefits and the enjoyment of working in social care, which obviously is a wonderful job to do. So we are spending a considerable amount of money advertising the jobs, providing training. We provide training for 500 people. This is an attempt to address the issue that we experienced in particular during the winter, when we couldn't get enough people to have packages of care at home, couldn't give people the support in the community, and people were stuck in a hospital where, of course, they shouldn't be.  How can you ensure that within these new social care measures that that staffing level will be appropriate and best to deliver the best care? So I'll start if that's okay. So we are training more nurses than we've ever trained before. We are recruiting more nurses from overseas, so we're making every effort. But this is a worldwide issue. There are challenges across the globe in terms of getting enough nurses. We are working with our trade union colleagues to see what more we can do in relation to retention, but also to see if we can divert nurses from working for agencies so that they work directly for the NHS in future. On the social care side of things, I'd like to ask Julie to contribute. Well, as I've already said, we're making big efforts to attract social care workers, and it certainly is a career that people are interested in. We've paid the real living wage now to all social care workers, putting £70 million this year to raise the amount of money that social care workers receive. And through the social care fair work forum, we're looking at the terms and conditions of social care workers because our ambition is to professionalise the service and ensure that we have people there working in social care who are working on parity to the NHS system. For you, Health Minister, I spoke to Helen Wiley yesterday and she said in terms of negotiations there have been times where she has contacted you to sort out negotiations and she's heard nothing back from you. Is this true as there has been somewhat of a breakdown in communication? And if not, what states are the negotiations in at the moment? So, my officials meet almost on a daily basis with the RCN. So, my officials, that's the route for the negotiations to happen. And at the end of the process, then I become involved. So, if there is no more money that we can offer, which is the request, then obviously that creates a problem. And the negotiations, the discussions will continue with my officials. We're always willing to talk, but I'm afraid if it involves more money that is going to be extremely difficult. I can't tell you how pressurised the NHS budget is this financial year. We are contending with massive inflationary pressures. Without additional funding from the UK government. So, everything that we've been able to offer is having to come out from mainstream NHS budgets. And we do have to think, not just of the workers who obviously we rely on completely for the NHS, but we've also got to think about the patients and their needs and the decisions, the very difficult decisions we're going to have to make very soon in terms of how we bridge this funding gap that has been created as a result of inflation. Will. Hi. This to the health minister, please. How much of the issues in the health service do you think are down to underfunding by the UK government? Well, what's worth looking at is how there was an increase in funding under the previous Labour government. Huge increases that got us up to about the European average. Since about 2010, if you compare how much additional funding has gone in in the United Kingdom, compared, for example, to Germany, the difference is striking. And let's not forget that during that time we've had a COVID pandemic. So there were a couple of years where we had additional funding for COVID, but we've gone right back to austerity measures now. That is not a sustainable situation when you've got an ageing population, where you've got technological advances and new medicines that are very costly. All of that is difficult. We obviously would like to see more money coming from the UK government, but we already spend more than half of the Welsh budget on the NHS. OK, thank you. On Betsi, as you say, you're in the process of trying to sort the problems out at that health board, but it has been in special measures on and off for eight years now. I don't think it's a reasonable question for people in north Wales to ask when will they have a health service in north Wales, which is up to standards. Are we talking months, years, next cent of election? Well, I think we've got to be clear this is not going to be a short term fix. This is going to take a while. We need to make sure that the people who work for the health board understand the changes that need to be made. We do need to think about a new culture in the health board. We need to make sure that performance measures are improved. So our team here in Welsh Government are trying to hold the hands of the people who are responsible for delivering for the people of north Wales. That is the health board themselves. So we do not directly, as Welsh Government, provide health services. It is the health boards that deliver those services. So we've now put in, obviously, new independent members to change the way that the top of the organisation works. My understanding is that there's been a real change in terms of tone and relationships at the top of the organisation, but that now needs to filter through to the rest of the organisation. There's a lot of work to be done in Betsi Cadwaladr, and this is not going to be something that we're going to be able to turn around overnight. Jenny Sims. Hello. Thank you very much for letting me ask this question. In terms of patients being in hospital and ready to be discharged, and there are many, can you give us any idea of the numbers that might be because there are not places in the community to look after them? Thank you. Thanks. Well, part of the reason why we're making this announcement today is because we are very aware of the issue of delayed transfers of care. So we know that there are, on average, around 1,000 people who are ready to leave hospital but unable to because the support in the community is not available. This shift in resources of up to 30 million pounds to give that support, to shift that support into the community, not just to address the issue of what happens when people have been to hospital and need to be discharged, but also to prevent them from coming in in the first place. So we've been working with local authorities over several months to build up this proposition to make sure that we can get ahead of the problem, identify the people who are most likely to be hospitalised, that when you have very vulnerable people who are very frail, actually the last place they need to be is in hospital. So what we need to do is to provide that support in their own homes and this is a beginning of a shift, a significant shift that has been a long-term proposal of ours in the healthier Wales, which is our strategic plan and we hope that this now it's been something that lots of people have talked about for a long time. We're actually getting on with the job of shifting those resources to where we think they need to be. Jenny, have you got another question? Yes, as we've first read on the pay, may I ask about doctors and where is the Welsh Government currently talking with doctors near NHS? So we are in the middle of those pay discussions with doctors. Obviously we are very anxious to make sure that we try and avoid a situation where we have the kind of industrial action that they've seen in England. So those discussions will continue. There is an understanding that there's been a lot of frustration in particular with junior doctors and certainly when I gave my evidence to the pay review body that was something that I was very keen to emphasise that actually there does need to be a focus on junior doctors in particular. So we will continue with those negotiations and obviously we're very keen to avoid industrial action because every time we have industrial action there is an impact on patients. You will have seen that over months and months and months our waiting lists have been coming down in Wales while they've been going up in England. There was an exception to that and that was last month and I think that was partly as a result of the industrial action that was happening and so we're very keen to avoid industrial action in order to make sure that we can address that issue of the backlog. Thank you. Great and Tom Magner. Thank you minister and good morning also Deputy Minister. You said earlier on that health and social care is delivered by local authorities and health boards and unless I missed it and forgive me if I did you didn't mention the people who provide 96% of care widely acknowledged across Wales that unpaid carers they're reading this announcement as pushing the burden even more on to them in the home as they would see it out of sight, out of mind. Do you accept that your timing in this announcement is particularly unfortunate given they're in the middle of National Careers Week when the thing is visible and supported? Our viewers would say you believe the opposite. Winston, your thoughts. I think you probably had an invitation to our press launch on Thursday which is marking National Careers Week when I will be announcing and kickstarting the 9 million pounds that we've put into respite for carers. We'll be starting a short break scheme developed a lot through the voluntary sector and I think we all know the huge amount of debt of gratitude we owe to unpaid carers and as you say Tom they are the bedrock of the services provided. So we are putting in this 9 million pound. We've also put in considerable amount of other resources to unpaid carers. So I hope you recognise that we do really recognise what unpaid carers are doing. I think if I could put this respectfully unpaid carers that I've spoken to, the hundreds that I've spoken to thousands possibly over the years, they say they're tired of being faint and they want some actual assistance. Doesn't the fact that you're concentrating on discharge I appreciate you saying that people will recover better in the home but that marks the reality that the burden is again on unpaid carers and they may see the measures that your excuse for now is not enough frankly. Have you been interested in hearing what your thoughts are on that? Well certainly I've mentioned the 9 million pounds we're putting in for the respite carers. I'm sure you're also aware of the 4.5 million carers fund that we have set up which is there available to any carer to apply for and we've had thousands have benefited from it and we have in that way identified many people who'd never even thought themselves as carers before so that is proving very effective and of course we were able to give the £500 extra to those people who are in receipt of carers allowance. So I think along with the money that we give to the third sector to support unpaid carers I think we have got a package there for unpaid carers that is very important in supporting them but we also give £1 million to the health boards to specifically work with carers on the discharge of their loved ones from hospital. So I think we recognise all the different areas that need help. Of course it would be great to do a lot more and we'd like to do a lot more but I think we do recognise carers and there has been certainly a significant development in the amount of health and recognition they've had. Diolch yn fawr iawn i chi'n gyd.


Hi, I am Sergei Golotsynski. I'm a software engineer at Johns Hopkins University and the Galaxy Core contributor. In this talk, I will give a brief overview of the current work on modernizing Galaxy's data model. Galaxy uses a relational database to persist objects and object relationships that handle its business logic. This includes users, roles, histories, workflows, et cetera, as well as numerous associations between them. The data model represents the object view of the data and serves as the abstraction layer that provides access to it. To map Python objects and the relationships between them onto tables and rows in the database, Galaxy relies on SQL Alchemy, which is a powerful SQL toolkit and object relational mapping. SQL Alchemy is an essential component and its role is not limited to providing the option of plugging in different database backends. It is well known that relational databases behave less like object collections, the more size and performance start to matter. At the same time, object collections behave less and less like tables and rows, the more attraction starts to matter. This is usually referred to as the object relational impedance mismatch. We need the specificity of the relational model, yet we also need clean abstractions. SQL Alchemy bridges this gap by using high level patterns and automating the repetitive tasks in mapping and persisting data. And at the same time, not concealing the underlying database schema and query design, thus exposing relational concepts to the development. As such, SQL Alchemy is an integral part of the Galaxy's backend. So why are we modernizing the model? Here's one reason. Galaxy's data model is complex. Today we have more than 150 model classes and more than 300 explicitly defined relationships between them. Making any major sweeping upgrades is a non-trivial endeavor. As a result, modifications have been mostly incremental. Over the years, patterns and libraries used by Galaxy's model have become outdated. SQL Alchemy's documentation has moved on and is largely based on more modern robust approaches. Overall, the data model is becoming hard to maintain and hard to modify. The other reason that triggered the move to modernize Galaxy's data model is SQL Alchemy's transition to its upcoming 2.0 release. This release is a major shift for a variety of SQL Alchemy usage patterns left over from its early development period under Python 2.3, a time when there were no context managers, function decorators, and many other language features that exist in modern Python. According to SQL Alchemy, the focus of this release is a modernized streamlined usage model that will be significantly more minimalist and consistent, as well as more capable. The transition of Galaxy's code base to adopt this release involves considerable modifications, which is a perfect excuse to revise and improve Galaxy's data model. These improvements so far include resolving the issues required for upgrading to SQL Alchemy 1.4, which is a transitional version, redefining the model using declarative mapping, which has been the recommended approach since 2010, and switching to Alembic, a database migrations tool, which is part of the SQL Alchemy project. Through these improvements, we expect to have a cleaner, more efficient, and reliable data model. And here's just one example of the improvements to the data model. In the current system, when we add a new model, we define the model class. However, that class definition does not include the attributes mapped to the fields in the database table. Instead, we define those attributes in a table class in a separate module. Furthermore, we need to explicitly associate the model class with this table object. We also need to define any relationships the model has with other models, with bi-directional relationships, often defined implicitly. All this information is spread across several locations, and as a result, the model may be hard to comprehend. Furthermore, this leads to potential bugs that happen when we accidentally overwrite an existing relationship. Like in this very example, the relationship between user group association and group is defined twice, once as members, once as users. In contrast, the updated system uses declarative mapping. We define the model, the database mapped attributes, and all the relationships all in one place. We reduce boilerplate, reduce code duplication, and we get a clean, concise model definition that's much easier to visually process. Furthermore, the new version of SQL Alchemy prevents many bugs from occurring. An overwritten relationship will trigger a narrow or a warning. So the bug demonstrated on the previous slide is unlikely to be introduced. As of now, the model has been updated to SQL Alchemy 1.4. In the course of the upgrade, more than 70 bugs and warnings have been resolved, including three issues reported to SQL Alchemy. There are several steps remaining, and we expect them to be completed this fall. We expect the impact of these changes to be subtle yet significant. A clean and more concise data model with many problematic and confusing behaviors removed leads to better cleaner code and fewer bugs. Naturally, this leads to an overall better user experience. Thank you.


This is like nasty water supposedly I need a goo-losh whatever the heck that is oh my gosh oh my gosh I got me big too we're actually sneaking into one rod's pond yes ma'am we're gonna leave for sure warning be sure not to skip this intro at all guys because if you end up skipping this through you guys are gonna be a little confused on what I'm actually doing in this video I promise you you guys are gonna enjoy it but just sit back relax and enjoy this episode of kicking their bass TV baby what is popping folks welcome to another video today we're at the old Walmart I swear always at Walmart you guys seem to like it maybe you get a little tired of it but today we're doing something a little bit different actually a lot different I'm excited to film this video and we're gonna go inside get some supplies for this whole deal I'm gonna be explaining what we're doing today and then we're gonna go out and get the job done and I hope you guys are gonna enjoy but if you're new to the channel be sure to hit the subscribe button hit the like button if you guys have been enjoying the content and also comment below and if you guys are subscribed be sure to hit the little bell icon next to the subscribe button this is in post notifications after every single upload so you guys want to stay tuned let's get it started so this is actually my first fish rescue so for you guys don't know what a fish rescue actually is is when you go to a pond that's either drying up or they're gonna be taking all the water out of and all the fish are going to die we're gonna be catching fish and transporting them to another pond so I'm actually in Baltimore today as you guys are probably known because I did the one rod clover labs you know we filmed a couple videos together you guys haven't seen those be sure to go check them out we're gonna be going to a few ponds that they're actually draining they're gonna drain the pond all the fish inside of it are actually gonna die and I'm a fish lover so I want to go catch the fish and transport them to an area where they'll actually survive and live on to be 150 years old so that is exactly why we're inside of Walmart right now we're gonna be buying a cooler for a live well gonna be buying a little bubbler for the aerator to keep the fish alive we're gonna be going to these ponds that they're gonna be draining and transporting the fish to a secret little pond which you guys will find out later on the video but let's go ahead and look at the supplies figure out what we're gonna buy let's go ahead and get started so first things first we need a live well today but for a live well what we're gonna be using we need something that we can transport along with us in the car and that's also gonna be enough room so the fish actually are obviously a little bit comfortable a little bit classy in their own little apartment so we need like a little fancy cooler we're not gonna go with something too crazy but you know I at least want something that the fish are gonna be comfortable in and you know they're not gonna be freaking out and just end up dying on us while we're transporting them to another pond but we're already doing a good deed today you know we're transporting the fish so they don't die but I do not want them to die while we're transporting them so let's go ahead and see what coolers so here's some coolers right here the Ozark trails which is by Walmart but we don't want nothing this fancy like as you guys can tell like 50 bucks I really don't feel like paying that much they got some more Walmart ones down there there's a little bit cheaper but then again I don't want like one that's kind of plastic like this I want one that's kind of more hard similar to this one let's see what they got so they have these Coleman ones they have these igloo ones this is probably gonna be probably the best bed it's only 20 bucks what else do they have here's some more of the Ozark trail ones which is actually Walmart's brand those are like some classy things we don't want to put these fish in like a million dollar mansion you know what I mean we're just a little transportation just like a little uber system so I think we're gonna go probably with one of these igloos on this one's only $16 this one's got rollers on it so we could roll the fish around but then again if we roll it the water will actually pour out the top and we do not want that so hmm options options options what's the difference between this one and this one I think it's just the color that's only $16 I think this is probably gonna be our best bet let's go ahead and pull this guy down and see see the room inside all right it's pretty big boy I'd say this is like a little uber for the fish right nothing too fancy but you know something to give them some room let's see the inside yeah this was perfect you know we got a little bit of room in there we'll be able to put multiple fish in there if we have to so that's the first step little transportation system for the fishes from one pond to the next now the next step is we need an aerator because we want to keep these fish alive we don't want to kill them while they're in the cooler and while we're driving them to another location so let's go ahead and see what they got Walmart usually only carries about one and I've actually bought one before I just don't have them with me I flew on a plane out here I didn't bring my truck so these are the ones that they usually carry a Walmart these are the little bubble box ones and this is the one I've actually used before and I know it actually works I've used it for some live bait and me and one rod actually fished a tournament where he bought a cooler and he had two of these and they worked like a charm all the fish survived and it was good from there so I think this is all we need it's only seven dollars that's very inexpensive I would buy two but I really don't think we need that you know we're not gonna have the fish in there for a while you know this is the hush what's the difference this is the oh okay so they have two different options here you have the hush bubbles and then the bubble box portable air pump these are both portable this one's gonna last up to 72 hours this is gonna last 42 hours obviously we do not need it that long but we probably need it for a max of like 15 minutes while we're just driving the fish to another pond so we're probably gonna go with the bubble box so yeah this is the so this is the piece that's actually gonna plug into the top right here this is gonna go in the end and that's gonna be what goes in the water and this is exactly where the batteries go so we do have to pick up some batteries batteries not included folks so yeah we're gonna get this one it's only seven dollars and 96 cents so it's not breaking the bank cooler was only like 15 bucks total of $20 right here and we're gonna be saving some fishes fishes some little fishies lives today one other thing that I didn't tell you guys is I actually need a few baits we need some frogs because I am here with Katie today and she she actually fished the pond a few times and telling her grassy like it's really grassy we actually checked it out last night and it's bad like grass everywhere if you're gonna throw anything it has to be a frog and that's why I'm kind of scared about this whole thing of actually catching a fish because it's so so hot outside let's look at their frog collection look at this guys I cannot believe it I'm up north right now and it makes more sense for them not the poppin perch up here but they have two rows of poppin pickle perches baby but this stuff is really thick I don't know if a popping frog is gonna be the best so we might just go with the standard mmm you think the pickle last time I got one I know I'm just scared yeah I'm not not buying both sorry so we're gonna get one frog that's just white and then we're gonna actually go with the poppin pickle as well let me show you right there oh bite to the sexy sexy frog right here alright um so we're gonna go with one of each let's see what else they got just to just to show you guys they have a lunker hunt popping frogs that is not what I need especially to get through that slop they have the pad crusher junior they got a toad runner they have a super frog by man's bait company hmm they got a lunker hunt pocket frog and just pop that sucker in your pocket and you're good to go what else they got they got dragging flies I honestly bet we could catch one on this that's honestly perfect for that isn't oh gosh should we but I don't know if I can catch that far yeah I don't I don't see this is the thing if I get a bite today I want to make sure I catch it and a frog is already a little risky I think we got to go with the frogs guys so we're gonna go one white and one pickle oh they didn't have two rows of pickles they lied to me but we're gonna go with the pickle and a white frog that is gonna be good I think we're gonna do it with that now that would be cool though I just don't want to risk it you know I got feel like to pull this fish yeah I don't know we're just gonna go with these two right here poppin pickle sexy frog cooler the bubbler let's get it supposedly I need a goulash whatever the heck that is I think I need something some big old boots I need some big old boots to get in this place because I didn't think about this there's a ton of grass the place is way overgrown you guys are gonna see when we get there so overgrown first of all I don't want to get bit by sinks I'm not about that life and second of all we got to get water in the cooler which I didn't think about someone I think a little wet and so we might have to buy some of these old boots it's gonna help us out I wasn't gonna get some long socks maybe some like some pants or something I think the best bet probably is we buy some like boots like this I can just get wet I can get in the water to get some water for the fish because that's like a must what's up boys cowboy Noah coming back at you I think it's a fashion statement guys I'm gonna be killing it I feel like these are pretty good I'm gonna be good to go with these bad boys no those are sixes these are not yeah no those are nice I'm not getting these are too small so you're not gonna get a pair I guess I gotta get a nine you said sixes are too tight so I'm just gonna get a nine but there's nothing in between after we were talking about the whole time forgot the batteries no good so guys made it out to the pond as you guys can tell that's it behind us I don't know if you can really tell it's a little bright this is all grass all out here that's the only open water so that's what I was talking about we can only throw a frog out here so we got him rigged up I got my sexy boots on let me know in the comment section you think this is sexy it's my uh get a little bit more class here in the video so we're gonna be walking around this place figuring out where we are gonna get some water that's the biggest thing because there's grass all along the edges right here so it's gonna be a little harder to get water but I want to figure that out before we start just because I don't want to keep the fish out of the water but there is a bank over there that we'll probably walk to we'll go over there and we'll start throwing the frog see if we can catch a bass this is what we were talking about as it's all grown up there is a little path right here but all the grass I mean it's so bad glad I bought these boots even though they're tearing up my legs it should be fine if we can get over there like I said on that side of the pond it should be good I just want to make sure we can get some water in the cooler I still want to catch a fish and then have the fish send out the water because that defeats the whole purpose of this video is rescuing fish and saving these fish let's see if we can make it on the other side shall I start here yeah it is shallower yeah we'll give it a cast or two on this little spot right here we can actually walk down Katie's gonna be fishing a frog too she's actually throwing the pickle I'm gonna see if I can catch one real quick oh my god I feel like I'm gonna slip and fall or something stupid oh my gosh they're chasing bait right there look at that I'm stuck on a tree there's fish just chasing bait right there as I'm getting in the water can't do anything probably will well guys the good thing we saw a fish blow up it's all a little bit of activity like I said there's grass everywhere in this place it's like frog heaven wasting a few fish to bite this bad oh my gosh oh my gosh I got him he's big too holy cow on the frog choke the frog oh my gosh first fish don't go look at him choke you though oh my gosh that was insane alright guys first fish I guess your blood pumping right there right there in the top of his mouth couldn't have been better I almost fell when I was hooked in them but that's the first fish that we rescued this guy is mad at me right now but we're actually saving his life because they're gonna drain this pond and he's a solid two pounder holy cow it's like five minutes in baby let's get it Katie give me someone all right guys here's the fish the problem now is gotta get the water in the cooler we got to get the aerator pumping we already got batteries in it so it's good to go but I do have to get water in this so Katie can you hold this I can are you gonna drop them though you can't drop them cameraman holds the fish so we're gonna get some water in the cooler now this is like nasty water I'm gonna let you know this water is nasty but I just got a I gotta get water for it now this is like literally dirt water all right guys we got to walk in deeper I'm going in guys I'm trying this water is just so dirty the water look like his dirt okay yeah guys that's nasty but oh my god let me tell you this fish could die in a week so we're gonna put them in there we're gonna get some of the grass out we don't want that in there watch you watch he doesn't kick out now we got to get the aerator right here as you can tell cuts it on got the batteries in it's gonna go right in the water you guys can look see oxygenators in the water he's kicking he's good and healthy he's kicking that bass we're gonna clip it on the side keep the aerator in close it so it doesn't jump out all right that was quick let's see when catch another one we're gonna try to save as many fish today as we can I am like I'm amazed right now cuz we're in note that we're in Maryland that's actually my first Maryland bass let's see he exploded on this thing see if we can catch another one God dog I missed them I'm about fall okay he slammed it where am I he slammed it harder than the first one all right get back in there he'll probably eat it oh my gosh I guess he missed it I couldn't tell he's like all your cusp on so guys we got one fish and we had another bite we know that they'll eat the frog right now we're walking to another side of the pond we're down here through this little trail and we're gonna see if we can catch another one on this frog it is like one million degrees I've never like been so hot in my life I really don't know why but I'm sweating bullets right now like it is bad but I left the cooler back over there cuz we don't really want to tote that around we're gonna throw a few cash right here so you can catch another one man I want to save as many fish as I can today time to move the cooler over to the other side of the pond we got like a long distance I'm already like soaks and sweaty at the same time not the best deal but try to try to somehow get this to the other side of the pond oh okay you got to get you out of here buddy we might throw a few cast before we get out of here see if we can catch one more or save one more all right Jimmy we're taking you to the car all right one last check on Jimmy where's he at is he good oh yeah all right so when I told you guys that we have a little secret of where we're releasing this fish we're actually sneaking into one rods pond right now behind his house and we're gonna be releasing this bass it's gonna save this fish's life because that pond is gonna be drained here shortly so we're about to get there right now and I'll catch back up with you guys we're about to release the fish guys we got to keep it down one rod doesn't know I'm here but let's check on Jimmy see how he did after the car ride oh yeah he's he's Jimmy so now we got to figure out how the heck oh my god look at the deer look at him look at him look at him he can walk down there right here where are you at Jimmy what in the heck is that look at that thing running around he's that little bug something weird in there let's get Jimmy no Jimmy just cooperate with me all right there's Jimmy he's a fat guy that frog bass it's a beautiful guy he's gonna survive after this let's go down here release him real quick are you kind of but I keep falling oh man there's another year in the water see him he sees us here we go let me know when you're up there yes man we're gonna leave okay yeah so some ladies getting mad at me right now but I want to release this Jimmy Jimmy swim after now I gotta deal with an old complaining lady I got you for sure I got you I understand we can leave that's not a big deal yeah okay thanks all right yeah of course we'll get out of your way all right I'm done with the water so guys we just released Jimmy into this was a journey but I'm gonna sign out somewhere else alright everybody so yeah that was a interesting little dealer right there I've I get people to you know I get people to come up to me all the time and they get a little irritated on that lady could have came off in a better way I'm still respectful to her left the property she didn't own that water just so you guys know we rescued Jimmy that is the main purpose of this video we don't care about that lady she ain't gonna bring us down to date so 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