This is stack number 70334C. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used half-ton truck headquarters. Remember, we are the people who have the trucks on 41. Check us out. Today, we are checking out this super clean 2011 Dodge Ram 1500 quad cab, 6 foot 4 inch short box. This truck has the 4.7 liter V8 motor from this HDV video. You will be able to tell that this truck is extremely clean all the way around inside and out. Nice gold metallic color on here. This one has the factory 17 inch alloy rims, and it has Firestone Destination 265 70 R17 tires. These tires have I'd say 90 to 95 percent of the tread left. They are like new on here. No dents or dings on that front bumper. The grille is nice and clean. The hood is in nice condition as well. Didn't see any major dents or dings on that. Passenger side rim is in really nice shape too. No scuffs or scrapes on that. And as you go down this side of the truck, you can see just how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos, so if you are far away, or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, you can still see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at, before you even get here. Cab is in excellent shape. I didn't see any dents or dings down this side of the truck has some Westin chrome step bars. This back rim is in excellent shape as well, and the back tires are just as new as the front tires. Has the plastic wheel liners. Frame and underbody on this truck is in really nice shape. Lower rockers are in nice shape. I didn't see any corrosion or anything on them. We saw a lot of trucks out of state, so we want to make sure that our out-of-state customers get the same experience and are able to see the vehicle just like a customer would. That's local. Has a full towing package, which includes receiver, 4-pin and 7-pin wiring. Tailgate is in really nice shape. Access soft tonneau cover. This one has a drop-in bed liner. It's a penda liner. It's in really nice condition. I didn't see any rips or tears on that tonneau cover, so that's nice condition as well. Down this side of the truck is very clean too. This back tire is for a full disclosure is just as new as the rest, and this back rim is absolutely perfect. Down this side very clean. Didn't see any dents or dings on the box. Doors are in pretty nice condition. Only thing is there is a ding on this door right here other than that. Very clean truck all the way around. Inside the SLT package gives you the gray cloth interior. Seat is in pretty nice condition. No rips or tears on the side there. It does come with factory floor mats throughout. Power windows, power locks and power mirrors has auto headlamps, and as we hop inside the truck here you can see that this one has 64,156 miles. You get an outside temperature and compass display. The leather wrap steering wheel is in really nice condition. I didn't see any wear marks or anything like that or rips or tears on it, and you have information center controls right there, and your cruise control is right there. AM, FM and Sirius Satellite Radio capabilities on this radio has a turned-out four-wheel drive, five-speed automatic transmission, and the headliner is in really nice clean condition. Passenger seat is very clean as well. No rips or tears on that, and the carpeting and floor mats are in really nice condition. Climate control, you get a tow haul mode, and a stability control right there as well. We'll take a quick look at the back seats, and then we'll check out under the hood. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats. No rips or tears back here. No stains. 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In the heart of the glamorous countries that border the Mediterranean Sea, lies Turkey. Its hills and valleys have felt the thundering feet of the horsemen of Pamelaen. Omar Qayyam sang of his conquering sultans. On the western shore ripples the blue Aegean Sea, where every rock of the sea, and every rock of the sea, and every rock of the sea, on the western shore ripples the blue Aegean Sea, where every rocky point echoes the enchanted days of the golden past. Sailing through the sea of Marmora, our ship comes to anchor in the superb harbor of Istanbul, the Golden Horn, a great natural crescent more than four miles in length, where since the beginning of time the ships of all the world have come to rest. If you ever see a better sight for a city than that peninsula, never. With such perfect natural defenses, I can't see how any army ever took it. The Golden Horn on one side, the Bosphorus on another, and the Sea on still another. Yes, and the hills command the whole harbor. Are you two fighting the war over again? And not the last war, Qayy. The siege of Constantinople in 1453. When all the churches were turned into mosques? Yes, but we're missing something. Look, the old city walls come right down to the harbor, see? Yes, I see them. Oh, I can hardly wait to go ashore. Constantinople. Oh, pinch me, Martin, and see if I'm dreaming. You're not dreaming, but don't forget to call it Istanbul now. Constantinople, now called Istanbul, ancient Byzantium, founded in the shadowy dawn of history. Wracked by earthquakes, ravaged by fire, besieged by innumerable hosts in the long struggle between the Crescent and the Cross, Constantinople defied them all during 40 centuries. Today, in the throng streets and noisy bazaars, Musselman and Christian live out their peaceful lives, heedless that under their slippery feet sleep the ruins of the savage, splendid past. It is the year 527. 200 years after Constantine moved the seat of the Roman Empire to Constantinople. The old emperor, Justin, lies in his great bed, surrounded by the rich trappings of his age. Why must I lie here helpless at the mercy of a woman's tongue? Bring Justinian in. Wait. You shall not see your nephew until I have warned you. Justinian is determined to marry Theodora, the actress. Now I know well it is the law that a senator may not marry an actress. But hear me, Justin, we are childless. It is your hope to see Justinian upon the throne. You know who this woman is, the daughter of Acacia, the feeder of bears at the amphitheater. Besides, she has been an actress since she was a child. He is a woman of that character to marry a nephew of the emperor, even if he should give up his seat in the Senate to do so. Hey, old woman, make him at once. Oh, you men are all alike. You believe a beautiful woman can do no wrong. Your Majesty. Good morning, wife of my uncle. You have dared to bring this woman to the palace, Justinian. Shall the emperor be denied the sight of the most beautiful woman in the empire? How is he this morning? I believe he has not long to live. Is he alone? Yes. He is waiting to see you. You only. Even I am not permitted to be present. His eyes will be gladdened by the sight of Theodora. I will not be humiliated by remaining in the room with this notorious woman. I'm sorry, beloved.  And because you're beautiful while she's... No, no, you shall not say it. All women who live must become old and ugly. Justinian, when we have spoken to your uncle, I beg you to leave me alone with him for a few moments. I agree. But why? Do you think you can cast your spell over him more completely in secret? Come, let us go in. I warn you, I will not leave you alone too long with him. I'm jealous of every man. Greetings, my uncle. You are welcome, Justinian. I have brought Theodora that you may see for yourself. I have chosen wisely. Your Majesty. Do not kneel to me. Seat yourself on the couch. There is something I must say. The wound I received in battle three years ago gives me no peace. Even the physicians have said it is incurable. Now I must plan for the disposal of my empire. But perhaps other physicians, Your Majesty. No, no, I know the end is approaching. I am an old man and weary of empire. It was only because I was a good soldier that it was given to me. I have defended it. The people are content. But I am unlearned. I have been fit only for fighting battles. Not for building a great kingdom. Justinian, you will build an empire that will be the envy of all the world. God grant you may yet live long. I have no wish to live longer. Theodora begs permission to speak to you alone, my uncle. It is granted. But I order you to wait outside the door and not admit the impression. It shall be as you say. Sire, I wish only to tell you this. Justinian will accomplish great things for the empire. He plans to build great churches so there will be places of worship for all the people. He has studied the laws and found much to be improved. But I know he needs me. A wise emperor can do much for the people. You are young to call yourself wise. I am young, but since I was a child I have known many people. I have learned how to bend them to my will. There is truth in the saying that no man resists theodora. Your majesty is very kind. I know you have not forgotten the law that forbids the senator to marry an actress. No, but now I have seen you. I will tell you a secret that even my counselors do not know. What is it? The law is to be repealed. Your majesty. Why should a man be emperor if not to change an unjust law? Forgive me, your majesty. Your wife will never permit it. A dying man needs fear no one, even his wife. Call Justinian back. A moment, your majesty. Justinian, come in. I have just said to Theodora that the law forbidding senators to marry actresses is to be repealed. My uncle, you have given me my heart's desire. Moreover, she shall be more than the wife of the emperor. You and Theodora will rule together. Your majesty. Send for the scribe to write the bequest. It should be done at once. Justinian and Theodora come to the throne of their powerful empire. Five years pass. Then in the streets and gathering places, an ominous rumble of discontent begins. Finally, one night in a marketplace at the edge of the city. Why we endure it? While Justinian, the emperor, builds churches, revives the laws, and sends his armies out to fight, the empress rules the land. Her spies are everywhere. What Justinian provides well for his people? Theodora is a common woman, an actress. She encourages wives to defy their husband. If Justinian is ruled by his wife's hand, he should be deposed. And the time is now. Let us go to the palace.  They're coming to the palace now. I beg your majesty to leave the city at once. Theodora, I must send you away.   Listen, I hear them coming. Go, Belisarius. Your usefulness will be over if you're seen here with us yesterday. Theodora, I beg you. There's still time.  I could not end your life without you. No, Justinian, I... Think of the empire.  The empire needs you. Harry, I would then serve and trade you. I will not go.  What are you going to do? To show myself of the balcony. I am not afraid of them. I beg you, let me speak to them alone. Down with Theodora. Down with the Empress. Listen to me, my people. Listen. Hear me. I am not afraid to stand here before my people alone. If you want my life, it is yours. Because my life belongs to the empire. But if you drive Justinian away, you will be ruined.  Justinian has been emperor. Every hill crowned with a church. Every street filled with busy people. The golden horn is full of merchant ships. He or not, she believes her beauty is a charm against us all. Am I less a queen than if I were a hag? No, she's my guest. The Empress is my guest. Would our people return to the state of debauchery and poverty that existed for 300 years? Think before you take our lives. Think of your wives and your children. Will you return to that misery? Or shall the emperor and I remain? Then in the south, the prophet of a new religion appears.  Hordes of fanatic muhabitans pillage the country. Again and again lay siege to Constantinople. Are driven off by succeeding after us. But little by little the empire dwindles. Provinces and islands are taken and held by powerful nobles from Greece and Venice. Constantinople alone remains. In the year 1453, Constantine the 13th, wearied by desperate fighting, holds the council of his leaders. While outside the walls the host of Muhammad II, Sultan of the Ottoman Turks are gathered. Muhammad has closed the Bosphorus so that green ships can no longer bring his supplies from the Black Sea. But what provisions could be attained? I have brought to the city. We have fewer than 7,000 men to guard 10 miles of fortifications. The enemy is 20 times the song. Have the spies brought word when the attack is to be made? Tonight a dozen men made a sortie to the ancient Kyrgyz Gate and brought back prisoners who revealed the plans. I thought Kyrgyz Gate had been sealed for 200 years because of the ancient prophecies that through it a conqueror would enter. Well, that reason it is not watched. I will read the names of our points of defense. Answer with the names of those who guard them. The Gate of 10,000 Men. Paul and Anthony Bocchiardi of Genoa. Karthus Gate. Theodorus, the uttered. I need you in Gate. Cardinal Izzodorus. Palace of Black County. Gelo Minotto, the Venetian. The Gate of Saint Romanus. I myself will guard. Justin Yane, the Genoese. And Don Francisco of Toledo. Yes, you too, beside me. Who is to guard the Kyrgyz Gate? There is no need to guard it. As you say, it has been sealed for 200 years. This, the enemy knows well. Comes to the walls. Marshall your men. Sell your lives as dearly as you can. Fire, your majesty. The Turks are in the city. They've stolen through the Kyrgyz Gate. Even now, they're at the Palace Walls. I don't... I don't... I don't... I don't... I don't... I don't... At noon on the following day, the conquering Sultan rode to the streets of the devastated city. The sound of gongs proclaiming the victory of the Crescent over the cross. Then, for a hundred years, the hills and valleys of Asia Minor echoed to the battle shouts and to the wild yells of dervishes, rousing the people to recapture the lands that had once been theirs. The palaces of Constantinople filled with gold and jewels. Loot of a thousand conquests. At last comes the most splendid of all sultans, magnificent. Bringing to the great country a glory she had never known. The sound of his titles rang through the world. Sultan of sultans. Historic crowns upon the princes of the world. Shadow of God upon earth. Emperor and sovereign. Lord of the White Sea and the Black Sea. Of Rumelia and Anatolia. Of Caramania. Of the country of Rome. Kurdistan. Shem. Aleppo. Egypt. Mecca. Medina. All the countries of Arabia and Yemen. Amdolve and infinity of other provinces. Gloriously acquired. King of kings. At the height of his grandeur, Solomon had married among other women, Roxalana. In a splendid room at the palace, filled with the ripple and scent of a perfume fountain, glowing softly in the light of rose-yewed lamps, Solomon lies on a great devan. On the cushion floor beside him sits lovely Roxalana. How pleasant these cushions in your soft fingers, not to these many months of fighting in the touch of steel in my hand. Rest, my lord, that you may gather strength when next you set out to destroy your enemy. Does it please you then that your husband is a soldier as well as a sultan? Oh, my lord, each of the 13 times you have marched out through the city gates at the head of your armies, has been like a jewel in a necklace at my throat. And each time you've returned in triumph, has been another link in a chain of fine gold to bind me closer to my lord. I should give you a new name, Roxalana the Honeytongue. My lord is displeased. As well be displeased with a goldfinch that wakes me with its song. My lord, I have heard it said that you ought to set forth again. This time to conquer Persia. So the palace gossips have repeated that to your ears. This time the talk is baseless. Ibrahim Pasha, the Grand Wazir, believes it unwise. Does Ibrahim Pasha set his knowledge above that of solely men, the magnificent? He has always advised me well. But he is growing old and fearful. He is the wisest Wazir the empire has ever known. But he is not a soldier. And in his caution he has forgotten what magnificent cities, what thousands of slaves, what treasures might be added to the empire with the conquest of Persia. Roxalana, who looks like a flower, is more avid for loot than any fighting man. Oh, my lord, it is not for myself. It is for my son I look into the future. Roxalana, I have told you your son will not inherit the empire. I have two sons older than he. I cannot endure it. Forgive me, my lord. Did I say you were like a flower? Perhaps I should have said a tiger's. Oh, my lord, forgive me. But I beg you will not permit Ibrahim Pasha to keep you from adding the jewel of Persia to your crown. By Allah, if even the women of the Harim see it as a simpler thing, why should I not conquer Persia? Perhaps the Grand Wazir hopes to see you remain in this palace growing soft and feeble. So he can proclaim himself Sultan in your place. Is that what palace gossip is saying? Oh, no, my lord, no. But if you did set forth to conquer Persia, not even the Grand Wazir could... Yes, you're right. Bring the Grand Wazir to me. My lord, if you receive him here, he will think I've been speaking against him and he will be my enemy. Tell him to come at once to the small audience chamber and bring the map of Persia. You will not stay too long with the Wazir. No. And when I return, I shall have a gift for you. A necklace of pearls from the throat of a captured queen. Oh, my lord. I shall return within the hour.  You may call me by name. Suleiman has already gone to order Ibrahim Pasha to prepare for war with Persia. While he is gone, I will find the way to have Ibrahim Pasha killed. Killed, Roxalana? It is he who has set Suleiman against my son because he is younger than the other two. But they are only children. They may not live. No. They may not live to rule in my son's place. Who would think a woman might choose the king of this great empire? The Persian campaign failed and with it the start of the empire waged. But the success of Roxalana's plot showed many a Sultan's favorite the way to power. Behind the silken curtains of the imperial harem, soft hands held the reins of government throughout the rule of six Sultan's in defiance of diplomats and statesmen. Reared in the tradition of the sword, the Turkish empire is swift to attack, fierce to defend its far-flung lands. But its glory is dimming. The passing centuries bring bitterness and strife to the troubled throne of the Sultans. 1830. Greece rebels. It becomes an independent kingdom. Bosnia and Albania revolt. France captures and holds Algeria. European nations begin to look fearfully upon the stricken giant of the Near East. Russia and Turkey have fought six wars. London, 1844. Buckingham Palace. Tsar Nicholas I. Talks with Queen Victoria and Israeli Prime Minister of England. Speak plainly, Your Majesty. Listed Israeli and I are accustomed to plain speech. Your Majesty. We have on our ends a very sick man. I tell you, frankly, it would be great misfortune if one of these days he should happen to die before the necessary arrangements could all be made. Turkey, the sick man of the East, eh? Precisely. Your Majesty, may I ask what medicine you would apply to revive the sick man? First, may I tell you briefly what I consider to lie at the heart of his trouble? Very well. As you know, there are many Turks who are not Mohammedan. They are constantly fighting for independence. Turkey cannot have a stable government till this question is solved. That is no concern of ours. No, Your Majesty. But you would not to care to see Turkey obstruct your route to India, would you? I am wondering whether your great concern for the sick man of Europe has anything to do with your own ambition to acquire a seaport on the Mediterranean? Your Majesty. We agree to speak plainly, I believe. May I suggest that His Majesty propose the remedy he has in mind? Very well. What is it? It is this. Turkey should be divided. Constantinople made a free city. England to be given Egypt and Crete, which would make a very valuable naval base on the Mediterranean. Then I suppose the Balkan states would go to Russia and there would be your seaport. Not at all. The Balkan states would be nominally independent, but under the protection of Russia. Of course you realize this would involve us in a war with Turkey. It would be a war, a very small moment, with conditions as they are in Turkey and three great powers united against our... Your Majesty. France would join us. I am not at all certain she would. I am sorry Your Majesty regards my proposal so unfavorably. Perhaps a little more thought will change your mind. I would like to discuss this matter again soon. Very well. Shall we say Thursday at eleven? Yes. I should like to have your answer before I return to Russia. You shall have it. Until Thursday then. It would be madness, Israeli. I cannot help believing if the Tsar advocates such drastic measures, he will rouse all Europe against him. Between you and me, I distrust the Russians. As for Turkey obstructing our route to India, I prefer Turkey to Russia. Then you will give the Tsar a definite refusal? Yes. And let him know we are quite prepared to go further if necessary. The sick man of Europe may well prove to be Russia, not Turkey. Back to Russia goes Nicholas, brooding over Victoria's refusal. In the face of England's ultimatum, Russia fires on a Turkish port, provokes the Crimean War. Slowly the Turkish Empire crumbles away. Led by Mohammed Ali, Egypt revolts, wins Crete, Tripoli and Damascus. The Navy mutinies. Admiral Ahmed Pasha surrenders the Turkish fleet to Mohammed Ali. Syria breaks away from Turkey. The Balkan states rebel, gained their freedom. One by one, her conquered lands set free. Turkey loses her last fierce fight in the World War. Faced with rebellion and anarchy, Sultan Mohammed VI sits in his palace at Constantinople, looking out over his defenseless city as he listens to a British representative. It is for your Majesty to choose, but it seems to my government that you would well accept our offer. There is no need for England to remind me that Mustafa Kemal and his organization calling themselves the Young Turks are completing the ruin brought upon my country by the Allies. I would remind your Majesty that Turkey chose to take the side of Germany at war in the face of the fact that England has repeatedly come to the aid of Turkey in the past. My brother was Sultan then. Not I. It seems unfair that an entire empire should suffer for the decision of one man even if he is Sultan. What is your government's offer? Will your Majesty come to the window with me? The window? Certainly. Down in the harbor is the British ship Malaya. You can see her from here. Just to the right of that minaret over the treetops. I see it. She sails tonight for Malta. So, your offer is abdication, exile. Rather shall we say refuge. You will not be likely to save yourself if you remain. You suggest that I choose between attempting to save my country and the certainty that I will save my city. You must know, if you remain in Turkey, Mustafa Kemal will order your execution. Do you know that for seven hundred years a member of my family has been Sultan Turkey? I know.  Yes, I will go. But get out of my sight. Get out. I wish I might never look upon a cursed British face again. And so the days of glory departed from Turkey. And now our steamer is waiting in the harbor of Smyrna on the Aegean coast. Here, as in all Turkey under the modern regime of Mustafa Kemal, women have left the harem and walk unveiled through the ancient streets. Gone too are the fares in the turban banished by Kemal's decree. In the schools, the children learn the Roman characters of the West, not the flowing Arabic script of their ancestors. Turkey has sprung from the Middle Ages to the 20th century in ten years. Still in the ruins of Roman temples and theaters, benders of rugs, olives and oranges cry their wares as we pass. We're homeward bound once more from another journey to ports of call. We invite you to join us again next week in this time as we journey to another of the world's fascinating ports of call.


And here we have a very compact 720p projector right here from LG. And hello, so who are you? Hello, I'm Stephen Park. I'm a projector marketing manager. I'm in charge of Europe here. And I'm here in the E5 Show to introduce our new LED projector. As you see, very small. This is the, what's the name of this one? So we call it, the name is PH30JG. It's in our mini-beam category. So we call it mini-beam projector, which is beamer and mini. So it's mini-beam. This can go easily in the luggage, take it everywhere, in every hotel, every Airbnb. And then you have a 720p display. Yeah. And what's the brightness? So this one is 250 lumens brightness one. But as you can see, actual picture quality is very nice to have your cinemas in if it is in dark space. Nice. 720p is affordable, good price. What's the price going to be for this one? You're talking about the retail price. Yeah. You can find from the market in September at 449 euro. 449, 450 euro, you get the 720p projector. So compact right here with the Type-C. Type-C is for charging. Type-C is for the transformation, your, you know, transport your data from your PC or from your mobile phone. Because these days, every red tabs and nice mobile phones are coming with USB Type-C. So it doesn't have to be connected to the HDMI cable. So you can simply connect with your USB Type-C cable from your mobile. Just simply connect and play the contents. So you connect Type-C to computer? Yeah. And this becomes a slave or host device? So it's the same as HDMI. So you have some content here. And of course, you want to enjoy your videos or PowerPoints or Excel on the bigger images. So this is an external display from Type-C? Like monitor. And also from HDMI? Yeah, exactly. One is Type-C, and the other one is HDMI. But is actually HDMI or Type-C? Or is display part over Type-C? Or both? For the display. Display over Type-C? And then you have a USB host also. Maybe it's fast enough to power a Chromecast. And then you can potentially just power a Chromecast on the HDMI port. And you can use it for anything you want? Yeah. And 250 lumens. And it's not very, very wide angle, right? But for hotel, for travel? Yeah. Maybe if you are looking for a projector for your proper home cinema, of course, you have to choose a full HD projector. But if your purpose is like when you're in travel or when you're going to business, when you're moving around every day, so OK. This photo projector will be OK for your purpose. And it's easy to adjust the height? Yeah, exactly. As you can see here, so there's a hinge. So you can adjust from 0 degree to 70. And if you put it like this, it just has images on the ceiling. It would be much better if the ceiling is white. Now it's in the dark room. Mirror screen, Type-C, multi-angle, triple wireless. So you can do wireless video with a Wi-Fi direct? Yes, we call it triple wireless function here because we have wireless video connection, the wireless audio connection, and the wireless power. So as I explained, we have the Wi-Fi direct function so you can simply play your content from your mobile phone or PC through a Wi-Fi direct or for the American's function. And the other one you can connect with your Bluetooth speakers. Now everyone has pretty small Bluetooth speakers. You can stream your audios from the projector to the Bluetooth speakers because it has built-in speaker, of course, but it is much, much better to hear the sound from the speaker. And you can use a Bluetooth audio sync. You can synchronize the sound if there's a small delay. Yes, there is a Bluetooth sync function in there. So if it's perfect audio. Yeah, yeah, exactly. For any Bluetooth bread. But it's not wireless power, right? It just means power is the battery inside. Yeah, it's not wireless charging. I'm talking about there's a battery inside because this is photo projector. So we don't know where you're using it. Maybe you can use in the office, proper office room, where there's a power zone. But if you are using it outside or if you are using when there's a party in your friend's house, in that case, you may have to use your battery here. So now it is connected to the battery. But even if you take it up, it still plays the video on the screen. Can you power through Type-C? No, only through this. You cannot use a power bank. Yeah. How long is the power battery? So it normally goes four hours. Four? Four hours. So it's very enough for long movies. Two movies. Yeah, right. And if you look over here, this is right here as a part of your collection of compact projectors that you have right here, huh? Yeah, exactly. Actually it was another best seller before and it has the same wireless feature like we have it on PH30. It has a Miracast screen share feature and Bluetooth and built-in battery is rare. But the thing is, built-in battery was only 2.5 hours. So when you talk with our customer, they say like, oh yeah, it's good, okay, but I wanna watch like Dark Knight. It's like three hours. How can I see that? So they try, okay. I'm gonna put more batteries inside, but still in smaller size. It was... And you're not able to do half the brightness to have double the battery? Oh yeah, when we talk about 2.5 hours, the brightness goes down a little bit. So that's why you can enjoy like 2.5 hours. So which means if you still want to... You cannot do four hours with this one, even if you do lower brightness. That's not available. And the price for that one? It's already been in the market for a while, right? Yeah, it was launched in the last year. So our guide price, five for nine. So there will be a 100 euro gap in between. And this is a small one. Small one is three for nine. Three for nine, 530 lumens. And everything you do is DLP? Basically we use DLP. It is DLP projector, yes. But... All protectors. But this is different from other traditional DLPS. When you think about DLP projector, it might have a poor picture quality or poor colors because they are based in lamp projectors. So but we are not using lamp anymore. All as LED? For example, LED. We use LED as a license, but we use RGB LED, which means RGB LED itself makes its own color. So there is no reason to use color visor or something. That's why if you watch our videos from our projector, you will find the picture quality is very nice and color is very also nice, like our TV. Cool. And this one is already existed the follow on this one or this been on the market already, right? Oh wow. HVADJS is in the market. So we also have same smart feature and non-smart version as well. So you will find the smart version in the market at 1799 and non-smart version at 1599.


Good morning and welcome to CMC Markets on Friday the 19th of January and this quick look at the week ahead, getting the 22nd of January with me, Michael Houston. It's certainly been quite a week for equity markets in general, fairly choppy, got off to a poor start, European markets posted three successive daily declines. In the wake of obviously the pre-Christmas euphoria, what was perceived as a December rate pivot from the Federal Reserve? Obviously 100 even had its worst day since August, sliding to its lowest level since late November on the Wednesday. Since then we've seen a modest recovery not only in Europe but US markets have outperformed the NASDAQ 100, posting another record high and I think if we could sum up this week, I think it's really central bankers have reset the narrative around rate cut timings and that's certainly no better borne out than in the performance in the bond market. We look at German two-year yields, they've rallied quite strongly from levels of around about 2.5% at the end of last week to be currently 18 to 19 basis points higher. This week we've heard from the likes of the Bundesbank's Jochen Nagel, Austria's Robert Holtzmann and ECB President Christine Lagarde, all of them have pushed back on the idea of an early rate cut although Lagarde did hold open the possibility of a summer rate reduction as she looked to keep the doves on the side and there are doves on the ECB governing council and it's not hard to see why when you look at goods price inflation which is very much in deflationary territory but it's not goods price inflation that central bankers are concerned about at this point in time, hence the reluctance of them I think to hander to market expectations of a March rate cut and I think that's what's really I think driven the volatility that we've seen so far this week. No one is disputing that we will see rate cuts this year. I think it's really the timings of those rate cuts and that's what's seen a market reset. We've certainly seen it in the US two-year yield as well which has seen a sharp rebound from the lows of last week when we were around about 14.14 and now 4.35 so again 20 basis points has been priced out of the two-year if we look at the UK guilt slightly more modest repricing after the shocking retail sales numbers this morning minus 3.2% decline in UK retail sales in December. Now November was revised slightly higher at 1.4% but what is that number tell us? It tells us that an awful lot of consumers got in early when it came to spending for Christmas with the various Black Friday deals discounting that we saw in November and the bad weather in December the rail strikes at the beginning of the month obviously tempered some of the spending that we saw in that month which was also a very wet month. Nonetheless I don't think anything has changed in terms of the trajectory when it comes to the possibility of lower rates heading into 2024. I think the bigger question is when we start to see that first cut because when we start to see that first cut markets will be very very much of the mindset is how many more are coming after that and I think that is what is tempering I think central bankers in terms of they don't want to guide the market too early because we've seen what happens when that happens and certainly if we look at where guilt yields were in the summer we're still 125 basis points off those highs so there's still a significant easing of monetary policy when it comes to mortgage rates and when it comes to overall rates even though the base rate is still at 5.25 percent. We haven't seen such a big decline in German bonds yields German two-year bond yields or the shats but nonetheless we have still seen a significant repricing there and we've seen a significant repricing in the US. For me I think if we look at the inflation numbers we look at the inflation the wages numbers and the inflation numbers this week the UK still has an inflation problem services CAPI is at 6.1 percent wages is at 6.6 yes they are slowing but ultimately I think if you're look if you're the Bank of England and you were slow to tighten on the way in you're probably going to be slow to ease on the way out so I don't see the Bank of England cutting rates much before May of this year. Now the ECB on the other hand the data could prompt them to cut sooner certainly the hawkishness that we've seen this week would appear to suggest that they're in no rush I would argue that they may be forced into an earlier cut and I'd still think of all the central banks the ECB will probably cut first federal reserve again the data doesn't really support a rate cut you look at the weekly jobless claims that we saw this week 187 000 lowest numbers since September 2022 you know the the federal reserve does have slightly more flexibility in terms of the economic numbers what else have we seen this week week China data retail sales were disappointing fourth quarter GDP I mean does anyone really believe those numbers I don't but certainly I think what we do know from the numbers that we saw out of China this week is the economy is struggling and we could see stimulus there what we have seen do well this week is the Nikkei 225 and that's quite timely in the context of what's coming up next week I've got a Bank of Japan rate decision now dolly yen is something that I haven't really got a good track record of over the course of the past 12 months this time a year ago I was expecting to see dolly yen a lot lower hasn't really turned out the way I had hoped but I'm not the only one you know what they say misery loves company but um nonetheless um dolly again will the Bank of Japan will the Bank of Japan tighten monetary policy this year probably well but they're not going to be tightening it by much see the their benchmark rate is minus 0.1 percent that we could see it move back into positive territory but we're talking very very small steps here and that's what is supporting the Nikkei the Nikkei is here 34 year high this week and could well retest those record highs back in 1990 of 38,957 we're not close to that yet but certainly if we go all the way back my chart here only goes back to the mid 90s but the record high is all the way back in 1989 1990 and that's 38957 and I see no reason on current momentum why we can't continue to push higher because I think next week's Bank of Japan rate decision is likely to be a damn squib since November the Japanese 10 year JGB has seen yields fall from a peak of 0.97 to fall below 0.6 percent at the start of this year in fact if I just look at the Japanese 10 year now on my Bloomberg we'll get a better idea of where it is 10 year JGB where are you pull that up there we go it's right here and a line chart so we've seen a fairly decent rebound in the past couple of days from those lows around about 0.55 it's probably not going to go below 0.5 because that was the previous cap on the yield curve control and now it's probably going to trade between 0.5 and 1% and good well aged back towards 0.75 if the Bank of Japan keeps its options open about tightening policy going forward there's certainly not offering much in the way of guidance as to their future intentions on the two year we're back at 0% having been as high as 0.15 so I think we can see a modest rebound is that going to undermine what we're seeing with respect to the Nikkei unlikely I still think there's potential further upside there just on the basis of a slightly weaker yen and that's certainly what we've seen so far this week the dolly yen has moved back through our cloud resistance and it was well as the 50 day moving average this area is now likely to act as a little bit of support we're running into a little bit of thin air up around 148 80 but certainly I think this area around about 146 50 should act as a support going forward we do look a little bit stretched and also 150 is going to be a fairly decent barrier so we could probably trade 145 150 on dolly yen for the foreseeable future certainly the trend on that does appear to be for a higher dollar and a weaker yen if we look at the FTSE 100 this week we can see the damage done over the course of the past few days I think we could well stabilise we broke we broken this up trend line here but what was important was we didn't take out those lows back in November so 7400 likely to act as a little bit of support going to remove that line now don't need it but again these two moving averages here could act as a little bit of resistance on the way up but I think what we what we can say is we're still very much range bound when it comes to the FTSE 100 so there's not really too much to get excited about there so it's still a still very much a range trade German DAX seen a little bit of a fallback from the highs back in December we did trade below these lows here found support the 50 day moving average the next key resistance is going to be this trend line here but also these peaks that we saw back at the beginning of the month in January at around about 16840 so we really need to push through this 16800 area to suggest a revisit of the record highs of back in December so certainly keep an eye on that but still I don't think there's much much to get excited about still very much playing the range when it comes to the German DAX NASDAQ record highs this week or in the past couple of days after a pretty choppy start to the week we've seen an awful lot we've got long shadows on these candles which suggests that markets really haven't got a clear idea of where they want to take the market yes we saw that strong breakout yesterday on the back of the Magnificent 7 Taiwan semiconductors revised up their guidance for 2024 targeting 20 plus increase in four-year revenue on the basis of AI chip sales that pushed Nvidia and advanced micro devices AMD up to new record highs and it looks to me as if the NASDAQ is going to continue to push higher so 17,000 to 100 in the short term potentially even higher certainly the 50-day moving average looks a fairly decent area to look at buying dips on that particular market S&P 500 retesting the record highs of back in 2022 it continues to want to flirt with that particular 4820 area bigger question is does it have the momentum on this occasion to take that level out hard to say given that is a fairly small cohort of markets or stocks that's driving this rally higher if we look at say for example the Dow Jones the gains have been slightly more tempered what I think has been important as far as the Dow is concerned there's fairly decent support in and around this 36,950 area 37,000 area so that's certainly worth keeping an eye out for over the course of the next few days so as we look ahead to the week ahead we've got another central bank decision which I think is going to be fairly interesting given some of the commentary that's come out of Davos this week from the likes of Lagarde, Holtzman, Nagel, Villaroy and all the other minor players in the UCB we've got the UCB rate decision on the 25th and when you look at the economic performance of Europe you sort of look at it and think surely they've got to be cutting rates at some point we certainly haven't seen anything in the way of growth since the third quarter of 2022 that's right 2020-22 not 2023-22 inflation has been slowing sharply yet for all this economic weakness the ECB has been insistent it is not close to considering exact rates having hiked as recently as last September in November headline CPI slowed to 2.4 but it has picked up against the 2.9%. Core prices are at 3.4 so while the rebound in headline inflation is no doubt been driven by base effects and will be used as evidence by the Hawks that rates need to stay high we're already seeing some evidence that the consensus about rates where they are is starting to diverge shall we say so while we can expect no more rate hikes the economic data certainly supports the idea of cuts sooner rather than later I think the bigger question is whether it comes before June given the pushback that we've seen this week now obviously we've also seen the market reprice and Fed rate cuts this year as well and the market was pricing six rate cuts from the Federal Reserve which is quite farcical and Christopher Waller reset that narrative earlier this week with his comments I think it was Wednesday when he was talking about the need to be cautious when it comes to cutting rates and saw no need to rush in to rate cuts so I think that has also helped reset market expectations on that so let's look at euro dollar euro dollars found support two days in a row at around about 108 40 also coincides with the 200 day moving average so I think that's going to be a fairly decent area of support I've talked about that in my daily updates 108 30 40 if we can hold above that then we could well start to reach back towards 109 40 and 110 but there's not really that much to get excited about and we are still pretty much in the border uptrend that we've been in since those October lows so I see no reason to change my view that euro dollar is likely to be very much a case of buying the dips similarly on cable now you can argue that this could be or does appear to be forming some form of topping pattern we've got three sets of highs at 128 but we've also got three sets of lows at 125 90 126 so it's really a question of playing that I think if you get a break below the 50 day moving average year and 125 80 then you could see a little bit of selling all the way back to 124 and a half but overall this again looks pretty much a range trade and let's not forget that while we've got the ECB the Bank of Japan next week we've got the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve the week after so it'll be very interesting in the context as far as the Bank of England is concerned what their forecasts are for inflation and GDP going forward for the rest of 2024 when they publish the February projections for the UK economy but certainly based on the data rate cuts for the Bank of England could come in June but at the moment the market is pricing sometime in August that is actually having a fairly decent effect on euro sterling euro sterling is weaker but again we've broken this trend line here but we haven't been able to take out those lows down there so again this appears to be very much a range trade and probably will continue to be so so we're looking 84 85 85 50 85 40 85 30 on the downside 86 87 on the upside very much playing the range on euro sterling we've also got next week US fourth quarter GDP and while the UK consumer is on its knees given those retail sales numbers that we saw this morning there they are right over here right there um the US consumer on the other hand is looking much more resilient and retail sales spending did pick up towards the end of last year after a week October and consequently I think this week's Q4 personal consumption number because we also got US core PCE so that's going to be very in that's going to be I think instructive in terms of the debate about a March rate cut which I think is pretty much done you know we're not getting it it's not going to happen and I think core PCE is likely for December is unlikely to shed too much light on that but fourth quarter GDP might that's been revised up in the past few days we're expected to see something in the region of about 2% that was revised up from one and a half percent which you know while it would be the weakest quarter of 2023 it certainly wouldn't be by much so um the resilience of the US consumer likely to give a boost to the personal consumption of US GDP and likely to keep prices while slightly weaker still around to two and a half percent for US fourth quarter GDP on the earnings front we're really starting to kick into gear now in the wake of the earnings numbers that we saw from the US bank and we've got not only have we got Netflix and Tesla but the week after we'll start to get the big guns of Microsoft as well so um next few days next few weeks are likely to be key in the context of US earnings looking at Netflix seen a really strong rally over the course of the past couple of years if we looked at the daily chart and the rallies that was the rebound back in October when they when they published the Q3 numbers and there's the crackdown and password sharing haven't really prompted a slowdown in subscriber numbers we saw Q3 subscribers surge to 8.76 million the ads business has done really well free cash flow rose to 1.89 billion dollars obviously payment for new content was lower due to the right as an active strike and actually what they did do in Q3 was start to hedge or announce a hedging program given that 60 percent of the revenue was non-US dollar based and likely to increase over time so that's welcome so that should help boost profits if it's done correctly Q4 Netflix as it expects to see revenues of 8.7 billion um a rise of 11 percent with net additions in line with Q3 profits expected to come in at $2.15 a share which will be a big increase on the 12 cents a share from the same quarter last year this is due to the lower spending content and we just helped improve cash flow so it does appear to be resistance up here at around about 505 we can break above 510 we should we could well see further gains going forward I think the big one and this is the one I'm particularly interested in it's Tesla because that is looking a little bit weak um on the price action in front we are starting to run out a little bit of steam after the really strong rally from the 2022 lows and trading sideways pretty much for the most of the last six months and did fall to five months lows in the aftermath of its Q3 numbers back in october it is selling more cars than ever before sold 440 484 500 in um it's most recent quarter in Q4 most of these being the model three and the model y um but in china it's having its it's basically having its lunch eaten by BYD they managed to sell 526 000 vehicles over the same quarter so uh operating expenses is going to be the key factor here as well as margins um given the price cuts that they've announced not only in china but also in europe and I think that is going to be a key component going forward total automotive revenues have been rising but the main growth area has been its telegeist has been its energy generation business which has seen revenues increase over time albeit it's only 1.4 it was only 1.56 billion dollars um in Q3 margins a year ago were 17 17.2 percent they're 7.6 percent now so it's going to be a very key area going forward how much impact is tesla going to have to take on margins to try and shift the same number of vehicles it sold 1.8 million vehicles last year and musk will be hoping to sell and hit that 2 million barrier in fairly short order the only question is at what expense would it be when it comes to its margins so I think that's going to be the key area for tesla consensus forecast for q4 revenues are in the region of around about 25.6 billion dollars so what are their projections going forward obviously we've seen what we've heard about the shutdown of the berlin factory for two weeks due to a lack of parts caused by the disruption in the red sea so that could impact revenues in q1 and deliveries in q1 and your revenues it's better to come in at 97.3 million dollars okay listen I've rambled on long enough so I think we can pretty much say that's pretty much it for this week once again thanks very much for listening I hope you all have a great weekend stay warm stay dry speak to you all same time same place next week thank you very much for listening


Hvala, dajte vse. Zdaj sem jaznjena, da se predajte, da jaznjena je začala totalne energije, kaj je znamen od konceptu za operacijne začalje. Zdaj, da jaznjena je začala totalne energije?  Zdaj z celakos edirim pri tem, ki dano možemo vse resistor ve mixture kam powersplatterna populations pelika igremnen septimo choseve Coastal kaj je in drugi ak girlfriendsdenu sve ser coach možemo posredni Tato podobno, da vam se počate o vse moženju. Toto podobno je neko iz strebojnav, od OSDU forum in 2018. V 2021 vse smo postavili nespečnost v prve konceptu na Surinam, na vsezden z OSDU v začelje vznikov. Jel je stavno nr. 3. Na ovaj dnev oseboj na OSDU za levne vseznikov na Uganda afilii. Vzniknji je osebno, če je dobro. Zelo smo prišli prišli projekte za začugovana vseh zelo. Zelo smo počutili in se začugovani in zelo srednje, kjer je zelo prišli počutiti. So, načujem, da se obježimo na ugađenje ugađenje. Zato pa se prišli o ugađenje. Prvom, na totali energij, ugađena je zelo zelo vsega. To je, da je zelo, da je vsega, da je vsega, da je začugovana. začnevč je začnevč očiljena, in našom še povrdu je več intensivna načinje, da je povrdu. Če je vse do vse bo. Z vsem na ročnjenju, ali z menej, nebo to je nepovrdu, tudi na čeva, kako tačnevč je zpravila, in nebo točnevč je izpravila, ki je preperitvač, in zelo se zvrdu se naredilo vse prodeni with OSDU data platform. So that's why we launched this project. So the project was started in May 2022, and we have per ambition to deliver it before the start of the drilling campaign. Here you can see that the project is divided in 15 work streams. So you may see some work streams, a very generic one is the data architecture, the deployment of OSDU data platform. So deployment, we are using the admin solution. We have also three environments as in Petrobras, so we have the development, the qualification, and the production environment, which is now under preparation for the operations in Uganda. Also it's the ecosystem release management, how to ensure the smooth transition between the milestone and to ensure that all the connectors will be working smoothly. We are talking about the cybersecurity and data governance, which is also very important on the top of our project, data management. So our ambition is to let Uganda affiliate to be autonomous in terms of data management. When we are talking about the data management, we are talking about the data ingestion, about data search browsing, data sharing, data deletion, data modification. And when we are talking about the data sharing, we have the contractual obligation to share our data with the authorities and also with our partners. And we developed the dedicated tool, which allows us to do this, and for the externals to directly download the data from OSDU data platform. Also you can see all the streams related to the connectors. So we worked in close collaboration with software vendors, with HRH for Gravitas connector, with Aspin Tech for Geolog connector, and for the connectors in our internal software, we see SMASH, it is the internal geosized interpretation software. Also ADEPT, you can see here on the screen, which is the drilling software to calculate the trajectory of the wells to be drilled or revised, the trajectory already planned. And also it's digital VLSR, the connector, which allows to direct push to OSDU data platform, the scenario of the well to be drilled, including the position, the targets, the trajectory, and the marker set. And finally, three last streams here. We introduced it during the lifecycle of the project, because it's important to go from project to the run mode, so to set up the overall maintenance, support model. We had to reload our data in different environments and to prepare the data for the test and so on. And also the data recovery from our corporate database when we are talking about the master data, well, well bore. And finally, our ambition is to deliver the project with the dashboard. Dashboard buys the Power BI connection to admin for the Metier and also for the data management. So let's have a look concretely what we've covered. We've covered the three main steps of the well lifecycle, starting from the well preparation. It means that recovery of the plan scenario, as I said, it is a well location, well trajectory, well markers, well targets. After its recovery of the daily package directly from the drilling rig, it will be pushed by well side geologists. We have the integrated validation process by operational geologist daily package, including the daily reports, the directional survey, also the daily logs. After this data is available in data platform with the litology, which will be pushed from gravitas on request by well side geologists. And this data may be recovered by geolog, by petrophysicist who will do his interpretation in geolog and push to OSDV data platform the result. And this interpretation result may be consumed by sysmash, so by our geoscientist to follow the drilling campaign. And finally, the heart of our deployment it is this interaction between ADEPT, so the drillers and sysmash, the geoscientist. So once the reference well is drilled, it's very important to reduce the uncertainty of the well, which has to be drilled. It means that we use the data, which we recovered in the daily pack to readjust the targets after to recompute the trajectory and to readjust the markers. And I will show all this for you on the demo. And quite the same workflow for the actual data on the postmortem phase. We've built our own ingestion framework, which you will see on the demo, on the tab of OSDV data platform, which allow to recover the daily package directly from the rig. So from architecture standpoint, very quick view, our OSDV is turning in the West Europe data center. For sysmash software, our geoscience interpretation software, it's turning in South Africa data center because it has to be closer for the users. Also we connected the on-premise software as gravitas age in geolog. So the majority of our users are in Uganda, but for the support purposes, also the connection with on-premise software is done in a headquarter to help them in case of need. And you can see that this hybrid ecosystem is operational today. So now I will show you the demo. This demo is done in the real data from Uganda affiliate, so you will not see the data, but you will see how it will work. So we just did the test of overall system, how it will work in operations. So let's go. So now I will show you how we will recover. So it's well side geologist who will push the data from the gravitas directly to OSDU data platform. So he's connected to his gravitas age, he's selecting the litology and after he will push the export and that's it. We will recover it on OSDU data platform. Now it's our ingestion tool. So it is a well side geologist who is here selecting in which project on which well the daily package has to go. So it is the existence kind, so it's while drilling data, it will be the reference data which we will recover and he will select the daily package. Daily package consisting from the report, from the directional survey, from the logs and he's pushing it on this framework, ingestion framework. So once the data is pushed, it's not it, data is not going directly to OSDU. This is the turn of operational geologist who has to validate the data. So he's checking the data and he's validating or rejecting or deleting it. So he choose to validate the data. He will follow all the processes of the ingestion, starting from the parsing of the file, generating the manifest, validation of the manifest and you can see up to uploading of the data to the well board DMS and the system of record. And now the external partner will connect to his dedicated page and to recover this data directly coming from the rig on this dedicated web page. So he's downloading the report. You can recognize here the admin UI application and data manager will follow all the steps of data ingestion and so on here on this admin UI page. So in this example, he may follow and see that this last file will just upload it from the rig and also you can see here that we introduced the links between the master data and the data which was loaded in the daily package. So in this example, it's the PDF reports. So now let's go to see what's happened from petrophysicist standpoint on geolog. So petrophysicist connect his geolog application on premise and he will fetch the data directly from OSDV data platform to his local project. So now he's is an example of the VEL-JV6. He will find some data which was just received from the rig and he will put it in his local project. So once data is available, he will do his internal interpretation so during the VEL operation it's production of the Russian interpreted file and or it's actual data it will be the composite log and he will send it back directly from geolog to OSDV data platform. So here he is putting some metadata and now data will go to OSDV. So data from geolog will go to VEL board DMS but also to the system of records on last two, last three delis format. So let's have a look what's happened in C smash. So in C smash we will be able to recover directly the data which was just pushed by a fitrophysicist in geolog. So he produce interpretation result. In C smash we will refresh our project without the additional opening on the project so directly integrated button. We are refreshing and the data will come in the project. So we will select we will see that what data is coming. It is the trajectory. It is the logs. Also it's markers as a target. So everything is available in our project and after we will select here the well log the gamma ray which was shifted by fitrophysicist as the interpretation result and it will be available on C smash project. So you can see that here we tested the interoperability between geolog and C smash in this example. And now here we are still in C smash. So in C smash we are able to show the different stages of our well. So of plant, of revised and also on drilling phase and to compare the trajectories and the markers. You can see here in the screen. So this is trajectory with the markers where we can see either the markers for the drilled well are in the uncertainty area or beyond. And if beyond we have to react in order to reduce the uncertainties for the wells to be drilled. So here on the same screen we can see the comparison of different state of our well. So now on the seismic line we will re-pick the new targets directly in C smash. So once the new targets are re-picked we will send the target set to OSDU data platform and here we introduce the reason of the revisiting why we did this re-picking. So once we put the comment we will send it to OSDU and now what we are doing here we will verify that this revisited scenario is directly on OSDU and we will re-consume it in C smash. So this is the interface of ADAPT. You remember ADAPT, the drilling software. Now it's a driller who opens his interface. He will recover the target set just sent from C smash and he will recalculate the trajectory. So on the screen we saw the targets on red and trajectory on blue which was recalculated. So once he is happy with his new trajectory he will push trajectory directly to OSDU. So he is pushing the trajectory he will see the message that the trajectory is successfully pushed to OSDU and here the work of the driller will be finished. And this new recalculated trajectory will be recovered in C smash by Geoscience and they will... So you can see here on the screen this is the planned scenario and revised scenario from ADAPT which is just received and by refreshing we will recover it in C smash and once it's recovered the new markers will be repicked and send back to OSDU and here we close our loop of the workflow which I just presented you before. So the whole workflow was covered by this project and where we are today. So today concretely we are preparing the run mode of our system. So we are finalizing the support which will communicate it to the affiliate. Also we are preparing the donation of admin UI to OSDU which we find tuned for our need. Also we are preparing finalizing the framing of seismic workflow and finally we would like to put new more data types also to open OSDU to bigger volumes of the data and we would like to benefit from the innovation as AI and the mail solution. And before to close I would like to thank a lot the core team the majority of core team of total energies who deliver this project is here in the room but also the cloud provider the software vendors and a lot of contractors who helped us to deliver this project and I think that this this demonstration show you the commitment of total energies on OSDU forum and I would like to thank you all for your attention.


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Hello everybody, Ian here. Welcome back to another book review. I got a new backdrop. Lookit, shells. Shells. And if I slide out of the way, Howard, the ducks behind me. We got the Lauren picture up here and then the nightmare before Christmas penny was up there. But anyways, I'd like it. I spent all day yesterday working on it with Shell and Autumn. Okay, so they worked on it and I just kind of supervised because my legs still kind of wonky and I can't really stand up and do and all that by myself. But we got it done. Today we are talking about Such Small Hands by Andres Barba as translated by Lisa Dilman. Sorry, I'm a little bit excited because I really like the way this looks. If you guys like it, let me know. If you don't like it, even let me know what you don't like about it. I don't care. I'll listen to you. It doesn't mean I'll change anything, but I'll listen to you. But anyways, So Such Small Hands by Andres Barba. I love this book. I don't really have a whole lot to say about it. I am in awe of the writing. Now, the way Lisa Dilman, the translator, describes it at the end of the book in her afterward, she discusses the notes on the translation. She discusses how it was a labor of love for her. She basically did it for free at first. She wanted to go ahead and translate it, get it done, and then she made up an excuse to go visit the author. When she got over there, they got to talking and they discussed the intricacies of things like the word choices, things that wouldn't come through in just a literal translation. So I feel like there was more attention given to this translation than say your average translation. I know Murakami works very closely with his translators, and with her having done this as a labor of love, I feel the passion in it even before I read that she did this for free. She did shop around, but she had no guarantee that she was going to get paid for this work, which I find amazing. The story itself is very simple. It's about a little girl who loses her parents who ends up going to live in an orphanage. Now when she gets there, she meets all the girls that live there, and there's another POV here other than the little girl's POV. It's not first person, it is third person, but there is a we aspect to this. And you don't find that much in especially modern fiction. You don't find a point of view that deals with the we aspect, like a group of people as one organism. I've always wanted to do it myself, I've tried it, I think I've failed at it, so I've never published it, but it works really well in contrast to the third person singular of the little girl Mariana. While the other girls in the orphanage do have their own names, of course, there's Paloma, there's Maria, there's this, there's that, you don't pay too much attention to that because it's the collective almost mob mentality of a group of girls. Now did this male author get a group of girls right? I have no idea. Lisa Dillman does say in the afterward that she felt that he nailed it. And of course she worked on the book, so of course I believe she might be a little biased, but I would love to hear from women who read this book to see how well this man got young girls right. So if you're a female who's read this book, please comment down below, I'd love to talk to you about it. Now I did not know what to expect going into this. There was a definite sense of dread, but I wouldn't call this a horror novel. It is loosely, it's loosely based on, I don't want to give too much away, but it's loosely based on true, true happenings, maybe true happenings, again in the afterward she discusses what might have actually occurred and where Andreas Barba got the idea for the story. There is some horrifying stuff in here, but a lot of the disturbing content I found disturbing because I'm terrified of dolls. Dolls and spiders can GTFO, and I can't stand either one of them, I know it's funny if any of you have read my novel Cruelty, I've never written about spiders, but I have written about a six foot, 300 pound doll, but making him that big kind of lessened my terror. But in here they talk about a doll and then it morks to something else, and I said I don't want to give too much away. But this book is beautiful, the writing in here, I have so many different highlighted areas in the book, I wanted to stop almost every other paragraph, sometimes paragraph after paragraph I wanted to stop and highlight it, but after so long the highlighting would have meant nothing and I just have to reread it again to find out what meant what in context and all that. This book is super short, I read this in a day, within 24 hours, I mean I read some the night that I finished the night parade and then I read the other part of it the next day, all before the next night, but it took me roughly about two hours to read. I will say I don't know what else to say about the book and I feel like I'm doing it an injustice, a disservice, because the writing in here is amazing, I've never read anything like it. The closest I've ever come to it is Maria Headley's, not Beowulf, the mere wife. That's the only thing that I've read that even comes close to this. It doesn't read like other Spanish fiction or Spanish translated fiction, I guess that's probably because the translator is different, but because the same translator that worked on Fever Dream worked on Things We Lost in the Fire and this is a completely different translator, but like I said you can tell that this translation was a labor of love and it really shines through to the end. As far as the content, I don't know what to tell you, I don't know, I guess I would just call it literary fiction, it's very short, very quick, very punchy language, but it sticks with you, it's beautiful, you can feel the words. Now if you're one of the dozen people who follow me, Sarah, if you don't like pretty language or you don't like beautiful prose, you're probably not going to like this because that's pretty much the only reason for this book because there is not a linear plot line. I don't think there's really a plot line at all, it's just this one character's experience at this place and the ending was fantastic for what it is. Not a big climactic ending, but for what it was it was fascinating. It reminded me a lot of the novel Perfume by Patrick Zuskin, Zuskin's a kind, whatever. Anyways, have you read Such Small Hands by Andres Barba? Let me know down there in the comments below. But until next time, I have been E, you have been U, this has been another book review. I'll talk to you guys later. Bye bye! Spoiler alert! Man, so of course like the guy Hollard just a second ago, spoiler alert, there's a scene in here where I think they dissect, well not dissect, they're cutting up one of the girls because she's supposed to be a doll and that just bothered me.  Also there's one line in here that made me flinch, she notices her ribs, now I have the thing about ribs also, like broken ribs, my mother fell and broke her ribs and when she did that I could hear them moving. Oddly enough, this is after I wrote The Sound of Broken Ribs, creepy, huh. I also have another book called A Crackin' Autumn that I refuse to publish or do anything with because it's about the main character Autumn dying and my daughter's name is Autumn and I just won't publish it for that reason. But this book, it's haunting me and I want to pick it up all over again and the ending it just feels, okay there's a bit in the afterward where they're talking about how it supposedly the author got the idea from a girl's home where the other girls tortured and like cut up and disfigured this other girl, I might be getting that wrong, maybe it's just tortured but in my mind it doesn't you know cut up and disfigured and all that stuff. But just thinking about that aspect, being stuck in this home and being tortured and what not. Now Marianna in this one, they like take turns being the doll so the ending was kind of, I don't know it was kind of ambiguous for me but the whole feeling of the book was really amazing. It's definitely going to go on my top 20 list, I don't know how far up it's going to go though. This might actually be a better experience, it might actually uproot it. That just blows my mind you know it's been sitting pretty at the top of my list for over a decade anyways. So that's all I have to say, if you've read this, if you're going to talk about the spoilers with me, definitely comment down below and put spoiler alert so nobody stumbles all over it. I'll talk to you guys later. Bye bye.


This is the first success of getting a tester going for the Metro M7 here. I'm using a Raspberry Pi and thankfully there's a built-in ROM bootloader into the IMX RT series and SDP host which is like the software you can use to talk to the ROM bootloader is available for the Raspberry Pi so I can use that to load test code. I have a program that I run on it that lets me program the onboard ESP32 co-processor and then I wrote you know kind of like a mini Arduino implementation where I can like do digital write and digital read so I can test all the GPIO on here and then when it passes it says test okay so about you know 26 seconds to get a board running and it even has a little neopixel swirl when it succeeds which is great so I'm like one step closer to getting this tester completed and these boards into the shop.


Russia suffered large military losses in Ukraine's Hirson region on New Year's Eve. The general staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported on Tuesday. On New Year's Eve, the Ukrainian Defense Forces launched a missile attack on the area where the Russian manpower and equipment are located in the Okubach-Chulakovka village in Hirson region. The service said in a statement. The number of the Russian troops killed and injured as a result of the missile attack is around 500. In addition, on January 1st, the Ukrainian Defense Forces attacked the Russian positions in Fyodorovka settlement in Hirson. The number of losses is being identified. It should be noted that 400 Russian servicemen were killed and 300 others injured as a result of a missile attack by Ukrainian Defense Forces on the base of the occupying Russian army in Makheyevka-Donetsk region on New Year's Eve.


Hi everyone, my name is Jeff Lynn Holm, I'm with SUSE, how you doing today? Got a couple people out in the audience. Like thank you for joining us today, hope the sessions are going well, it's a summit for you. Today we're going to be talking about Linux Image Template Maintenance, good ways to build Linux images for mixed cloud environments. I'm a sales engineer with SUSE, my name is Jeff Lynn Holm, I'm from Detroit, Michigan. Today's session is going to be talking about an open source project called Kiwi, which is a part of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, and the system has been integrated with our SUSE OpenStack cloud environment. For today's demo, we'll go through a really brief overview of what is Kiwi, its use cases, how it works, and then we'll actually show you Kiwi in action. When we ask the question, what is Kiwi? Kiwi is a number of different things. Kiwi ultimately, from a SUSE perspective, is a Linux image build system. In terms of looking at SUSE Enterprise Server 11 and SUSE Enterprise Server 12, the Kiwi image build system has been an integral component of SUSE Enterprise for a number of years. It's GPL software for the open source, it's mostly written in Perl, and it's a cross distribution build environment. Today we can build virtualization images as well as physical images, and the technology itself is actually a component that is underlying of SUSE Studio. If you're familiar with SUSE Studio.com, which we'll look at here in a few moments, it's a web application that will allow you to build custom instances of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and output those images for a number of different formats. If you're running a mixed cloud environment, you may have KVM hypervisors, you may have XN hypervisor, VMware, or even Hyper-V, other public cloud provider formats. What Kiwi provides is a way to build an image one time and then package it for multiple hypervisor environments. What this ultimately works down to is the ability to build an efficient deployment system in a more DevOps-centric manner. If we look at Kiwi as a central hub for maintaining your appliance images and your templates that are going to be consumed in the cloud environment, the contents of the images can come from a number of different sources. We have the open build service, which is part of a hosted environment out of openSUSE.org that can feed Kiwi images in terms of not only the operating system but also the application wares that are part of the images that you're going to be creating. You may have content distribution systems and content management environments, Git repos, where code is being compiled. You may have different software update repositories related to the operating system. When we assemble these images, it's really combining the operating system, the applications, and the configuration to create an appliance image that can be output in a number of different formats. In terms of the output formats, as I mentioned, we can build all of the virtual machine platforms that were on the previous slide, but we can also build physical instances in terms of looking at physical disk images, custom installation media, and or things like Docker containers. It's quite extensible. So Kiwi, at the end of the day, is a command line tool. The tool itself is used by SUSE Studio and the other graphical build tools that we provide as part of the SUSE Linux Enterprise server distribution. Kiwi will typically be run as root, meaning that it needs access to the package management, user management, and systems configuration subsystems. When you install Kiwi, you really have two different sources available to you. You can go with the version that's included with the SUSE Linux Enterprise server distribution, which SUSE is happy to support for our customers. In terms of building not only SUSE Linux Enterprise server images, but RPM-based Red Hat type images, looking at Fedora, CentOS, or even Red Hat Enterprise Linux, can also build open SUSE images. There are weekly releases and a Git repo available and a number of other help resources that we can overview here in a few minutes as we're wrapping up. So at a high level, when we think about Kiwi and the build process, I mentioned earlier that we can build a consistent image that can be consumed in a number of different areas. So that's one of the two-step process that's used to build the images that we can deliver on that. So what you'll see here is a prepare process where we, in essence, install to a directory structure and then the create step is outputting that root directory, that pseudo root file system into the image environment for whatever consumption mechanism you're looking for. So let's take a look at the demo. To explain what I have here, I have a SUSE OpenStack cloud environment that we'll use for testing the environment. Once I create the images, I also have a SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 image. This SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 image has the Kiwi packages installed. If you did a zipper SE for Kiwi, what the system will do is show you the packages that are representative of the environment. You need to base Kiwi packages as well as the build templates in order for the environment to function. If you do a Kiwi list, which is minus L, you can see a list of the templates that are available. If we zoom in on this a little bit, making this a little bit bigger, you'll see that we have base templates for the open SUSE environment, the SUSE Linux Enterprise environment, as well as REL 6 and 7. There are a number of other templates available in the open build service repositories as well. If we go to the template locations, you'll see a corresponding directory structure and if I went into the SUSE SLEE 12 juice environment, juice stands for just enough operating system, a very lightweight image, you'll see a couple of configuration files and a directory structure that will be used as part of the boot process. We look at the config XML, what you'll see is that we have a default template that's been put together by the developer that has profiles put together for different types of virtual machines, physical server environments. What you can actually do is copy these default templates to a directory structure that you can customize for your requirements. So if I go to the slash Kiwi directory, and we look at the directory listing here, I have a JLIN home SLEE 12 juice environment, and if we look at this config XML, this one has been customized for my build infrastructure. So the author is listed as me, in this case I'm going to build a KUKAW 2 KVM image that we're going to upload to our OpenStack cloud. You'll notice that from a package manager point of view, the native package management tooling is used, meaning that we're using Zipper on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 and SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12. Many of the questions that I would typically answer in an auto-yes profile or in our installer are also answered in this profile in terms of looking at localization, time zone, user configuration, just about any aspect of the operating system can be customized within these templates. So I've got a root user configured. For simplicity I did put a password in here, but we can also include a cloud init package that will pull its SSH key infrastructure and its security groups from the cloud infrastructure as the templates are being deployed. You'll also see that I'm picking up different software installation sources. The software repos can be overlaid, meaning that we can have the installation media as well as the updates being taken into account when creating the image. You can also add third party repositories of software with full dependency management. Beyond that, we have selections for what packages are going to be included. And if we start the build process by doing a Kiwi-dash-build, I'm going to go up on level, Jalen Home Sleep 12 juice, and we're going to do a destination of the same directory slash build group. What the system will do is it will start compiling this image. So it's going through and creating the sudo root file system. It's doing the installation to the directory, the build root directory, and phase one is completing at this point. When this is cooking here, we will do a quick switch back to the slides for one second so I can talk to you about the profile templates and provide a little bit of detail on how these work. So as I mentioned earlier, it's a two-step process. We have an image description. You can overlay tarball archives, specific directory structures with other non-RPM software that can be overlaid into the image in terms of injecting third party binaries, configuration files, or executing additional scripting as part of the image creation process. If we look at the configuration tree, the required configuration directive is provided in the config.xml file. The config shell is a file that will be executed when the system is finished building in terms of last-mile scripting. Images.shell will do customization of whatever image flavor you're trying to output, whether it's a VMware image, whether it's a Kukau 2 image or a Zen image. And the archives and root directory structures will actually just overlay into the resulting image. So these details are in the slides. We're happy to make the slides available to anybody who's interested as well. Stop by the booth. Our image is finishing up here in tree cooking show style here. I went ahead and completed this a few minutes before we got started. So the system has finished building. And we have a resulting Kukau 2 image. If I go into the Jlin Home Slee 12 build root directory, this file right here, it's about 290 megabytes, very small file. If we come back to our browser where I have my OpenStack cloud environment, I'm logged into a demo project. And what I can do is upload this image for consumption. So we'll call this SLEZ12 juice. And we're going to point this at an image file. And this is the SLEZ12 juice file. 1 gig of RAM. I'm sorry, 1 gig of disk, 512 megabytes of RAM, public image. We'll let this image upload, at which point the image is available for deployment. You can also upload the image using any of the other typical OpenStack tool sets. If we launch it from the web browser here, we can pick our availability zone, all this SLEZ12 juice. Make this a small instance. And we're going to boot from image. And the system will go through and launch. So it's in the process of provisioning this machine. After it's done spawning, we can pull up the console and let it boot. The other thing I wanted to demonstrate to you that we can take a look at is the building of other Linux distributions within this environment. So again, if I go back to the Kiwi directory where I have my custom templates, when we go into the Jlin home rel7 juice, and we edit the config XML here, this file's a little bit different. This is a base template for rel7. At this point, we're using the package manager YUM, which is the default for Red Hat. To set our time zones, we're specifying what type of image we want to create in the case of a QCOW2 format image. Again, we're specifying a user and package directives, and the system will build. We've already built this image as well. If we upload this and launch it, we could actually take a look at its functionality as well. So we come over here and we open up the console. This is our SLEE12 server that's booted up. And if we just look at that COS release, this is Enterprise 12. So that's interesting. What makes this even more useful is the ability to provision multiple flavors. So if I terminate this instance and upload the rel image, you'll see that we can get that going here as well. So SUSE is supporting mixed hypervisor environments with OpenStack, as well as mixed Linux vendor versions. In this case, I'm going to create a rel7 demo image. Again, this is going to be an image file. Browse out. We'll let that image copy up and we can launch it and take a closer look at that. So as soon as I get this launched, we've got one other small piece of the demo. We'll get finished up with our last five minutes here. So this guy is provisioning. Another tool I'd like to show you as we're finishing up here is a graphical user interface that we've put together for Kiwi as well. How many of you are familiar with SUSE Studio or have seen it previously? See a couple of hands. SUSE Studio is a product that's been in the market from SUSE for a couple of years now. It was brought out with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11. What it allows for is a graphical environment either at our website or on-premise with an appliance that allows you to customize your SUSE Linux operating system builds and build custom appliance templates that have embedded application infrastructure. So when we look at an appliance, an appliance from SUSE Studio's point of view is going to include the base operating system at the specified patch level, additional last mile config as well as the application binaries and a pre-compiled image. When we look at the hosted environment at SUSEStudio.com, it has the ability to build SUSE flavored Linux distributions, specifically Open SUSE as well as SUSE Linux Enterprise. There are a number of different templates out there as well as a gallery. In the on-site version, you can publish your own GoldBuild images where you could share those templates with others in your organization and use those as a validated base template from a branch development point of view. We also have direct integration with Amazon EC2, Microsoft Azure, as well as OpenStack Cloud Environments for directly uploading from this web service interface to the image repositories of the respective cloud environments. The other benefit that is provided by SUSE Studio is image reversion management and version cloning, meaning that you can freeze and clone an appliance at any point. There's a prototyping environment that will also allow you to customize the appliances in terms of working with them.  We authenticate here. You'll see that I'm presented with my home screen here. This service is provided free charge. You can build our enterprise distributions as well as Open SUSE. If you download an image template, you can customize it and then activate it against our customer center for patches. If we look at this OpenStack demo virtual machine, I'll walk you through the configuration dialogue here really quick, getting on the website. Meantime, we'll come back and look at our REL appliance that deployed here. We'll open up the console. So this is our REL7 server. We've got, that's the OS release here. This is definitely REL7. You can overlay the update repositories and third-party software and do the same type of customization at the command line as well. We'll go back to our SUSEStudio side. You'll see that I have some default statistics around the image. It's a 180 megabyte download, 630 megabytes uncompressed in this case. If you follow the wizard here, you can pick and choose what software repositories are added. You can add single RPMs or packages like if I search for the Apache web server here. Scroll down a little bit. Helps if you spell it correctly. It not only adds Apache, but it resolves all the dependencies that are required for Apache to be functional in terms of adding not only Apache, but it's dependent RPMs. We can brand the appliance from a configuration point of view. We can give it default time zone and locales. You can skin it with your own logo, change background color, and ultimately we can create an appliance that can be automatically instrumented with SUSE OpenStack Cloud or SUSE OpenSusa Manager, which is our spacewalk implementation. Once we build the image, we have the ability to test drive it. And if I click test drive within the web browser here, it actually boots it within a virtual environment. And you have the ability to go in and customize this appliance and collect the changes and put them into subsequent image builds. We're building our SUSE OpenStack 2015 image here. What's unique about these images is that they will resize and repartition their disk to take advantage of available space that's been made available to the virtual machine config. They can also be policy managed using SUSE Manager or any of the advanced configuration management frameworks. We'll also go through and do some minor hardware detection when making it RD. The ULA here is optional. Once you have a subscription with us, at which point we can log in and make changes. These changes actually can be collected in this Modified Files tab. So if we log in, I do something simple like editing Etsy host, sync the disk out. If I go to the Modified Files tab here, you've got a complete list of every file that's changed in this appliance since the appliance has been built. I can look at the diff on the file that we just modified in terms of the line that was added. More importantly, this is the line, more importantly, I can collect these files and put them into an archive or actually overlay them into the appliance. By adding the overlay into the appliance, if I come back to the appliance configuration, on the Files tab, you'll see that I now have a host file that we placed at the slash Etsy directory. So at this point, we're getting pretty close to time. Were there any questions? Okay, I really appreciate the 20 minutes we've had here to show you a little bit about Kiwi and SUSE OpenStack Cloud and our infrastructure. We have a booth over in the back. If you guys would like some more information or would like a copy of the slides, I'm definitely gonna be available later today and tomorrow with the booth. Really wanna thank you for your time. Have a good day.