The following is a presentation of TFNN The power trading hour with your host David white Call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> now David white And welcome all to another excellent edition of our hour Sounds like I got something going on in the background. Not sure maybe one of the pots is up there in the office Anyway, as I said another excellent edition of the power trading hour If you're gonna do anything probably not a good day to call I don't have any messages or comms back to the control room right now. Not sure what's going on with that But it does look like I'm alive. So that's the good part of that But you can email me at path at TFNN.com and We can move on out. Anyway, we've got a lot of stuff to unpack today and We'll just get to it yesterday, we had a historic low in the American stock exchange trend if you're unfamiliar with that The trend is a oscillator on the buy and sell It was the lowest that I could ever find yesterday, so I was expecting a fairly decent change of C-state today Generally, it's it happens within the day And you set some kind of low There were a few other things going on out here that really made me think that we were going to have other stuff going on Okay, it says Jacob says if you see this, please let people know that discord is having server issues cause and people Not to be able to send messages Okay Anyway, I'm sure we'll get that sorted out soon enough Oh Back to this anyway So we were looking for a fairly huge move in the market we were out buying in the newsletter this morning and Man, did we have a rip buying pretty close to the lows And you know the downside when markets move this fast is you just can't get out and update soon enough I was looking for about another 50 cents to the upside On some options we bought down in the low fives and we're pushing 10 bucks by Mid part of the day Hopefully people sold and we could get back in But you're not always going to hit those prices just fine If you're still holding the calls that we bought Through the blistering part of the morning I think you're going to be okay So I would just sit on your hands options expiration. Of course goes to delta neutral tomorrow I'm expecting some kind of decent lows Have been set today for that and looking options have been rather bullish pretty much Through mid week. So if we can get through this, I think we've got a good seven to ten days ahead of us At least maybe the worst of it's over Some of that had to do with the kabuki theater that is the oil news With biden out earlier talking about it today A lot of who shot john and A lot of political wrangling. Is there any real Change and what went on some people were Thinking that we would have a real embargo on russian oil and we didn't It's only for us and we don't import that much oil If you've ever looked at these before or anywhere else is fungible That means they'll just slap a new name on the tanker and say it came from somewhere else Or they'll ship to somewhere else and then they'll ship us that oil There's no license plate on a barrel of oil So, you know, you can kind of if you want to get in there and look at the chemistry and say I kind of know where this oil came from but In reality, nobody does that So a lot of theater no real change from the biden administration Of its extremely hostile Take on Production although he's more than happy to go hat and hand around the world to third world despots and others But uh No no soup for us here in the united states. No ability to do it to actually Be the indian Energy independent company a country that we are I'm sure that many countries around the world are laughing their rear ends off about how we could be so stupid but You know what we got a handful of people That are basically in a cult On oil And right now they control the levels lovers of power I don't think a lot's going to change in that anytime soon other than we did have a fairly extensive Blow off top in crude today As someone in the den Yesterday said we had a really good Three gap play develop and crude So not surprised that it's come off today If that pattern does hold it would suggest that you are going to get back Into crude somewhere around the hundred dollar mark soon enough and You know prices go higher people quit using this or that or the other but It's going to be tough. Um, certainly The only real change I think is going to happen on that is if us the us does change its policy And again, we had Lip service to that change in policy today, but no real change But at the same time You know short of Actually producing more oil And getting that taken care of here in the us We're probably seeing, you know, some fairly decent highs at 130 and it's probably going to go back and forth a little bit politically The the absolutely worst thing you can do in the united states is have high oil prices Going in to about mid may When everybody starts the driving season if you want to tick off And see a huge change in the political landscape at the polls in november just tick off everybody About mid may they may be able to ignore it for a month or two You get into their vacation travel costs a hundred bucks to fill a tank A completely different thing. So i'm just wondering when Uh, generally, uh one or all Start to buckle and like me worship atomic number six Carbon Which is all what life is based on here on this planet And uh get back to the uh, uh, the ability of oil to flow free at market prices Instead of it, but uh a lot of as far as i'm concerned a lot of kabuki theater on it Was looking for a little bit more in the market today Uh, I think a lot of people were thinking that we're going to be a lot better products coming out from apple It started about one o'clock. Uh, look like it could go to 165 When they came out with the products you found out there probably wasn't a lot else hidden under the covers at apple It rolled fairly hard from about 162 to 158 65 today and options expert uh, uh delta neutral tomorrow I think we've got a little bit more in the tank for that We'll be back in a minute Are you grinding in the market? 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Watch online at tfnn.com or on tfnn's youtube channel And become the investor you were born to be tfnn educating investors Toll free at 1<PHONE_NUMBER> internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> We return What else do we have here? Oh, uh, lastly, uh Very interesting story about nickle and you know 100 bounce in a day wiping out a lot of people in the In the trade especially a Billionaire in china But that billionaire in china he's into what construction and guess what he's got his fingers and a lot of that ever Grande pie So, uh, and things just get go from bad to worse for some of those folks But interestingly enough they turned off the Turned off the machines Just like they did in trading places To allow some of the folks in The lme the london metals exchange To save their seat much like trading places vect Very much like trading places. Maybe they can redo trading places again with this thing with the nickle and uh and uh the uh What was the I'll think of it in a minute. Anyway, I haven't watched a movie in a couple of years I need to go back and and see it again But uh, probably be a good remake hard to beat the original though. I bet uh, you can uh Email me. I don't know if you can call you can probably call Um, I don't know how I know that you would on the line unless you spoke up at eight seven seven nine two seven six six four eight Uh, but you certainly can email me at path at tfnn.com if you want to look But uh, a lot of stuff going on out there a lot of cross currents Be very interesting to see how the day plays out As I said option market makers have been rather, uh Bullish uh into the end of next week. So they think something's going on. I don't know if it's a ceasefire um crude starting to come out of uh animals uh behinds I don't know what they think is going to happen, but uh, they're very very bullish Or were into today. So uh options delta neutral tomorrow tells us a lot more Um, but uh, I do digress Uh Okay, first question of the day is what do I think of charles swab short seh Debia Be like Pete and email me at path at tfnn.com Okay, what do we have here? um Not a big fan You don't have the kind of blow off volume going through the 76 46 that you really needed you needed 6 million shares Yesterday you had a so i'm not a fan of it But uh, you would probably need to get back up to about 85 bucks Before the risk reward would be any good on swab if you're already short. I think you could stay short But uh, and it's probably going to go sideways from here Uh, let's do a little history and then we'll move on Ah Why is that not working? Let's take a look here Yeah As always Anytime you install new drivers. He wants to switch to that miserable One in the monitor not the rest So let's uh do that Now let's try that again And still nothing So I don't know what's going on here, but uh We shall uh fix that tomorrow. Anyway, it's all just a little bit of history repeating on this day in 1917 demonstrators clamoring for bread took to the streets of the russian capital petrograd Now known as st. Petersburg supported by 90 000 men and women on strike The protesters clashed with police but refused to leave the streets on march 10th the strike spread among all the petrograd workers And our rape mobs of workers destroyed the police stations setting fire to stuff Man, where have I heard that before? Uh For about two days later And a little bit more happening on the four days later. We had linen who was uh An x-pat in switzerland at the time come back in and take back over and of course the bolshevik Resolution that continued and uh, what? 60 years 70 years Of a shadow of miserable communism took over russia And just thought it was interesting on a day where we talked nothing about russia Too much As he said we'll get back to some stocks. Let's go see what's happening in the uh Market now I do think uh that we've made a low and through uh exploration um One of the things that you can look at uh out here is that about 90 percent people shorted right at 42 50 and that makes me think all those folks are fat and uh ready to be skinned on another short squeeze but uh I do digress I think uh Believe it or not. We could be back up into the 4300s next week and it wouldn't surprise me in the least I don't know what's going to happen Um, are we still headed lower? We still have way too much volume. Yes But uh, it doesn't mean you're going down today or the next week But I think we could probably have a little bit more of a rally back up into the Mid 4300 4400 on the s&p cash before the market does decide to just go totally Belly up and give it over but maybe You know, maybe we get into the Fed next week and maybe he gets a little bit more done. She never know Uh, let's take a look at uh apple As I said that that one was a a pl That one Was kind of primed to do well today You had a little bit lighter of volume out here. What you're really ending up now with is a big doji So I'm going to say that the dog and pony show was a um a Not a disaster, but a disappointment for many Microsoft options, uh, have looked really good um You went through the previous two lows. In fact, you got a fairly nice low The first one on uh, january 24th 275 with 86 million shares You pierced that on february 24th with 57 million shares and rally now you're back into that so far today with 35 million shares So let's say we do 45 million shares by the end of the day You got kind of a nice triple bottom setting up here and very good risk ward Um, I don't know if that risk ward goes beyond the 18th of the month But at the moment it doesn't look that bad Uh, other stocks out here. We've got more people. Uh, Zach Um, I'm short guy wire G y re right? Uh Question should he cover against your short position? 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Maybe it's those rascally republican russians add it again Uh, we didn't need proof before so what changes today. We'll just blame them but uh Well, they're working on it and I guess it'll be fixed here probably shortly um as I said In the first segment, uh, I'm still fairly bullish here Even if we pulled back everybody just starting at about One o'clock just started shorting the absolute daylights out of this market And for me that just gave a little bit more fodder for us to move up And short squeeze in the next few days But we shall see This is a headline driven market and having forecasts too far out is probably unwise You can email me at path at tfnn.com and we'll get what you have to go We were talking with zack via email here shortly and uh Yeah, I don't know what that is Uh, okay, uh, anyway on guide wider. Should he cover his position? Um, oh, he did remit spawn Uh, he's shorted 85 Uh, I don't yeah, I don't it. Well, I don't understand the trade At all um I don't know where you what signal you use to get started with it Um, there's not much of a difference out here. Maybe you shorted it today. I don't know when that is Uh, but yeah, I'd be out of it. I think you've got six or seven days. Maybe eight days, uh higher in the options exploration And maybe it's just the belief that powell will fold like he has before When things have happened into next fed meeting on the 16th, but everybody's rather bullish In the option pits these days and uh, generally, they're right not all the time There's nothing that's a hundred percent in the markets, but I'm not a big fan of being short here um, think that uh, probably a lot of these commodities are going to pull back Over the next week to uh, give you an opportunity to buy them yet again So not much is happening Uh path at tfnn.com Okay, uh, we looked at microsoft as we said that one looked like it was setting up Let's look at some of the other biggies and see how they're responding today Uh amazon finally got back down here and looks good It looks pretty Ah I feel pretty Oh, so pretty And witty and wise Uh is january 24th 2707 From amazon with uh, just a hair under eight million chairs. Uh today We pierced that low All the pop back above it and guess what uh, three and a half million chairs so far today Um, that's actually exactly what you want in a long term low Testing the 2707 so you've got a fairly good low. You've got a 11 million share low on february 3rd Five million share low on january 24th yesterday. You only had 4.3 million shares So as we were talking yesterday a lot of these stocks were starting to line up and uh, yeah better Then uh, then it could be uh question from joe via email on On uh netflix another low How do we get these lows all together? Yep a screaming screaming screaming buy if you close back into the trading range Which would be 351 46 and above Back on january 24th. You had 32 million shares Uh, you've got about four million shares today Again, uh, you need to close About seven or eight bucks. Maybe you don't get it today. Maybe you get it tomorrow or friday But put this on your list Um You could have a dead cat bounce all the way to 475 I don't know what's going to happen in this but certainly When a low is not a low until it's been retested. I'm going to repeat that a lot here in the coming weeks and months Uh, but uh, guess what you got it retested. It didn't pierce at the time before Now you got a small bounce out of that But this is how long term lows are actually made. I don't think it's ever going to get back up to its highs in the next year or two But uh, could you see a move back to 475 ish? Uh, and it may take a while to do so It's possible. I don't think the russian thing did much if anything So there's yet another one, uh on the line of uh groove yard favorites, uh deep tracks out here See what else we have As we look into what's going on and the church have happened and now Let's take a look at, uh, the perennials that everybody wants to know about that's amd as it got back into It's low now on this one Uh, not a fan He did retest the previous low on a little lighter volume, but what you really want is 99 35 I think you can get that tested sooner rather than later And maybe you get lighter volume. Maybe you do not But not one of the better bets out there certainly doesn't look as good as netflix Invidia Now if you want to talk about a much better looking, uh chart out here today It was invidia. That was the 2088 low from january 24th with 92 million shares Uh, you got into that by a minus two cents, uh with 73 million shares You're probably telling you that you're going to get it retested again Uh, now we're down here with about half the volume and that is what I love So when uh, you're probably wondering or scratching your head, how can somebody be bullish in this kind of market? Well, it doesn't happen all over one night And the calls I bought I didn't think it was going to happen as quickly as it did today but I think you could have seven or ten days now of a market moving slightly higher unless Some kind of a thing happens like we get nuked in which case it probably doesn't matter at all You're not getting your cash back at all from a smoking crater But uh, not a bad look at here for invidia. Certainly Let's take a look at some of the other stocks out here in this sector as mh Um, yeah, we're gonna have a lot of back and forth Again, it doesn't happen instantly I'm trying to remember the name of the quote. Let me look it up here Because I do like it. We have enough time. We do and then I'll get to the smh is when we return After the break Let's do this Am I still gonna have time? Come on. There we go Uh, what is that quote I'm looking for? Oh So Think I'll probably have to do it during the break I don't see it here I'll find during the break. We shall return for yet another excellent segment. All right reading hour Are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the bay area? Including the surrounding st. 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We're going to get a little bit of one by one Everybody decided to go mad again at uh 425 on the spies But I think slowly they'll be uh covering over the next few days And maybe even longer But uh, yeah, probably just a little bit too much too soon um There's always that uh idea that you want the coldly locks Just right you don't want the porridge too hot Or it ends up too quickly If it's too cold it doesn't do nothing and if it's just right it can continue on for several days But I suspect we have made a low for the next seven to eight days On options expiration and of course a delta neutral tomorrow um looking back at the van eck uh semiconductors etf um Again too much volume on this one um Wouldn't bad earlier in the day so you could make a case that it was all a lot of this off the bottom, but uh As uh steve roads is uh one to say A lot of mixed bags out here So, uh, what do we have on that? Well, not much else Uh, I think you're better off picking for a lot of times individual stocks uh outside of the Tech or inside the tech sector if you're looking for a bigger one the uh The s&p's probably for the index a little bit more predictable right now Uh as things turn around Uh apple on its dog and pony show today really didn't amaze me with anything. In fact, I was rather bored And uh almost felt like I needed to take a shower Uh, there was so much propaganda And uh self a grandizement uh going on Uh, but uh, man basically flat on the day could have been a lot worse Uh, okay, what's the high on nvidia for the day? Uh, what's the day's range at 223? So that's still off that a little bit, but uh still up six bucks, which is not bad Okay, uh other things we looked at amd. We looked at microsoft, which looked fairly good Uh, let's take a look at micron Out here and see it it had been the strongest one. We talked a little bit about it yesterday It may just need a couple more days I would have liked to see a little less volume Yesterday where you got into it with 26 million shares That kind of meant that you were probably going to see the smh's go take a little bit longer To get going This is going back and challenging the gap from november 19th of 2021 That had 47 million shares. You really don't like the uh, you really kind of like the light volume out here What you do need is the sentiment in the market to change Since it is problematic to do Let's go back to work day. We talked a little bit about that yesterday And see how it's doing Um, just to spend in top out here again A little more volume than you probably would like you blew through the gap Which is never a good sign See if oracle is finding any signs I never understood why it got to 99. So i'm not kind of surprised that this thing is heading on back Um, probably the best thing you can say about oracle is a possible abc higher Do not know today. Maybe tomorrow But certainly, uh, a doji today on about half the volume of uh yesterday And that goes back into the candle had 11 million shares back on the 24th of february and you're doing about 5.8 today And about 11 million shares yesterday. That's the problem. You got back into that candle with that volume. So not a big Fan on that Take a look at stitch fix um, of course, so this was a big, uh Trade for the shutdown. I don't see anything in this one either again Kind of a little bit more of a mixed bag But uh, not much going on in that got a list of stuff here to take a look at Okay, the xme is this a blow-off top and as we said earlier in the show. I really liked Um, kind of the three gap play and crude itself You kind of came off of that. Um Supports probably somewhere around uh in the metals and mine. Oh, excuse me. I was looking at yeah in the metals and mining um At about 52 and a lot of people are going to say, oh, that's far too much to pull back But you know, that's exactly where the risk reward lines up But it may take a while to get back down there Let's take a look at the xle Which is what I was thinking. I was talking about early You've got a couple of doji's out here actually too Probably the worst thing you could see is one more doji tomorrow. Just a little bit Lower and that would set up a tri-star top I do think that crude is probably going to come down to somewhere around 100 bucks And then start it's moved to go up to 150 if we don't have a change in policy here in the united states on energy but You know, you got a big Bar out here lots of volume So the chances is that you get them back and eventually retest it are better than not But not a lot happening today Uh to to k question on the slv Take a quick look on that again. Just to look like a lot of this stuff um, exactly we uh went to exactly where I would have sold it today Which is halfway into this gap back Uh that goes back to Uh May june june 17th of 2021 this gap down with 74 million shares You did get into it with 100 million shares today. So it looks good But it's probably going to have to work its way around But uh anybody that's listening to this show knows how much I love if you're in a trade not an investment Not going to hold it for five years. No matter what If you're missing out uh holder all the other stuff that people say that this messes with your mind That's exactly where you wanted to sell it and maybe 25 bucks even but that would have been Uh the trade Not the investment out there and it looked good Uh question to take a look at the tlt today. I haven't talked about it yet Um Other than we know this thing's coming down Fairly quick a nice gap down all over the place. I still suspect we're going to find 128 in its future be fine before we find the low Certainly we had a higher volume on the 134 51 low of february 16th So nothing new in that Uh Okay, okay, and a question to look at desktop metals on earnings when we return Sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument You have to practice sure but you also need excellent instruction from experts at tfnn You'll get advice and guidance from the authority and technical market analysis And it's not just dry tedious text either tfnn airs live financial content streamed live on tfnn.com and tfnn's youtube channel with tiger tv Live every market day from 8 30 a.m. To 4 p.m. Eastern for free Each host is an experienced trader and gives their take on the market while taking calls and questions live from around the world From the moment the market opens until the closing bell sounds tiger tv has eight different shows with expert hosts to help You make the right moves with your money watch online at tfnn.com or on tfnn's youtube channel and become the investor You were born to be tfnn educating investors You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market You're going to need a crystal ball after all it's impossible to predict the future right Like any endeavor in life before you decide it's impossible get some advice from the experts You might find that it's not so impossible after all for daily market overviews that give you direction on the key indices Selective stocks and commodities subscribe to the opening call newsletter at tfnn.com The opening call newsletter is written by basal chapman creator of the trading methodology known as the chapman wave The chapman wave up down sequence gives you an edge in identifying price turns Finding the peaks and valleys in stock prices get the opening call newsletter by basal chapman and your inbox every day First time subscribers also get a 30 day money back guarantee if you're not satisfied Let us know and you'll get a full refund within 30 days of signing up tfnn.com educating investors Are you looking for a secured investment which pays you on a monthly basis The target first mortgage program may be the program for you The best rate on a five-year cd in the country right now according to bankrate.com is paying 1 per year or $1,000 per 100,000 invested The target first mortgage program pays 7 per year paid monthly on secured high value buildable properties in st. 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You can call<PHONE_NUMBER> That's<PHONE_NUMBER> Catch Tom O'Brien professional trader and educator founder of TFNN Also a special guest on CNBC Tom will bisect and dissect the markets The Tom O'Brien show next on TFNN And as you said at uh the beginning of the show we had a lot of people filing on short I was looking for the markets to to improve a little bit probably all the way through the close today and uh, you know, what's time to put the little party hat on We found at least a short term low in the market Um, so that's kind of it now Does it mean it's all over? We won't have any back and forth. No, but I do think we're going to claw up a wall of worry Maybe we're going to fall apart in the last week of the month, but it looks like it's uh We've got enough of these stocks out here with light volume. I had a uh question on uh desktop metal from sandy Um, you had to like uh the light volume here There's not all these stocks, but some of them Have had some fairly light volume January 24th, uh $3.25 cents with 12 million shares He came into that with half which I love you automatically run. Um now You just have a nice bounce up here today on some decent volume But uh, you've uh tested the low you've done it fine um Not exactly sure if a lot of people are going to want to go into small caps at this point but uh Every stock you find adds to the strength of a low that can hold Instead of one that uh craters and folds like a five dollar suitcase So probably going to see some more Too much volume for me today to say that we've got anything approaching A low We do to have I think another selling climax in the market We've been talking about those for the last 30 days or 45 days So yet another selling climax that means we're probably going to get this retested again But probably not sooner Probably later. That's why I'm thinking we've got a couple weeks off here to make some money on the long side And uh probably a little bit of time for some of the ones that were big winners to pull back For us, you could get them again on the rebound Hang on for uh tom o brian in the meantime So when you can not when you have to and we will see you here tomorrow same fat channel same fat time


My work here on YouTube is supported by viewers. Please follow the links in the description below where you can make one-time donations or you can go to the 30-second sci-fi website and pledge a small monthly amount to become a sponsor. This 2005 book by K.A. Bedford was one of my favorite books of 2015 and I promised when I talked about it in January of that year that I would give it a review, a proper review someday and the reason I hadn't to that point was that I had found the book so so upsetting It's one of the best modern science fiction books I've read it's also one of the most unpleasant and I've pointed out numerous times over the course of my years here on YouTube That unpleasant is not the same thing as bad. In fact, this is a very good book. Okay. Here's the 32nd short review. It takes place in the distant future. A young Academy cadet has just graduated He's been given his first assignment aboard an interstellar military vessel. He is looking forward to leaving the Academy and entering the world of professional military and leaving behind the the amateurs and the hazing and the violence and He discovers very quickly that he has not left any of that behind He quickly discovers that his ship has been assigned to a first contact detail, which he didn't know was even a possibility and He finds that he is personally targeted for shipboard accidents along with so many others on board. I really enjoyed the story. I enjoyed and also dreaded the the subplots and the overarching Conflict and I do recommend it. Here's another brief quality of the book that I liked It was a really unusual future that Bedford has written here and he establishes this in the beginning of the book So it's not a spoiler In this distant future the earth has disappeared It's gone. It wasn't destroyed and it hasn't been forgotten to the annals of mythology like so many other distant future sci-fi spacefaring books do It simply disappeared one day one day it was there the next it wasn't and there was no explanation for it No one has ever understood it and the human race of What's left of it is surviving on a handful of colonies on other planets and the majority of the people who survived were of course military Because those are the people who were off-planet. Okay having said all of that Here's why I'm including this book in my horror month This book contained a kind of reality horror That I found more real to me than any other kind of horror I could read like the the stuff in the Stephen King books That's fantasy. That's ghost stories. That's monster stories. That's I those don't frighten me Those don't fill me with dread this book. However, I mentioned the overarching subplots and conflicts the major conflict with this young cadet the constant stress And cause of tension that he's facing every minute of every day is the threat of military rape It is constant. It is unrelenting and It's not just him he as he's going aboard this ship He meets a young woman who is being recruited for the first time just out of the Academy like him Both of them are savagely assaulted their first day aboard the ship this constant threat of assault rape Really never lets up I couldn't read more than a little bit at a time and would have to stop and come back because I'm there was this constant tension of Is it gonna happen is is he gonna be able to avoid it or put it off? Is it gonna happen now while I'm reading I? Could hardly stand it, but I also considered it a very good book The reason I'm willing to recommend this book the reason I'm willing to accept this is because This is an aspect of military life That's always missing there are so many science fiction books that take place in a future military utopia And I've always found it to be phony I've always found it to be false because military life is a life of violence That's what the military is for and everyone in the military is there for the purpose of committing horrible horrible violence And to leave that out of any story about military life To me makes the story False makes it unbelievable. You look at all the military utopia Books that Heinlein wrote in every one of them It's always just a great bunch of guys living a hard life, but having a great time There is never a hint of the kind of Daily hatred and violence that they're facing and committing against each other to me this This aspect of this book was real because I know it is real when I spent some time as an atheist activist in the early 21st century I Was constantly receiving stories about people in the military Particularly atheists who are facing daily threats of violence Because they were not Christians Who were being assaulted? Physically assaulted thrown down staircases thrown out of windows because they were not Christians and not just atheists Jews Constant threats of violence. I can't imagine what other minorities go through in military life African Americans Hispanic Americans women I can't imagine what women go through in military life and in police Academy life So this had a horrifying reality to me that that to me gave the book a kind of horror and a kind of Believability that wouldn't have been there otherwise and I've that I've never seen in any other book about the military science fiction book I should say At the end of the book Bedford included an afterward in which he thanked his parents He thanked his parents and my first thought was your parents read this Please remember to press that like button it helps my videos get seen and then subscribe so you can come back next time I do science fiction book TV and movie reviews all the time and please consider becoming a patron There's a link in the description below


Good evening. I'm Dr. Sujata Arvani. I am DMPediatric Cardiology resident from Amrita Hospital, Kochi. I'm presenting Segmental Approach to Cardiac Diagnosis, a prenatal case scenario. This a 25-year-old private-rividal lady referred to us for fetal echo for suspected fetal CHD at 33 weeks of gestation. The pregnancy is a natural conception from a non-consanguinous marriage. No maternal or fetal risk factors were noted and no extra cardiac abnormality detected in the anomaly's scan. We started our examination by determining the cytos of the fetus. The left and right side of the fetus are marked on all the slides. The stomach is on the left and liver is on the right, suggestive of cytosolitis. This is the fourth chamber view which is showing liver cardiac with normal offsetting of the tricuspid valve with two balanced ventricular ventricles with good ventricular function. The fourth chamber color view shows normal, mitral and tricuspid inflows. The puny veins were seen draining to the left atrium and SVC and IVC to the right atrium. The outflow tract view showed a large defect in the interventricular septum and conoventricular region, suggestive of conoventricular VST and the first outflow tract seen overriding the VST. Here the first outflow tract is seen overriding the VST and it is bifurcating, suggesting that it is pulmonary artery and not iota. Once again we can see the first outflow tract which is pulmonary artery as it is bifurcating. Here both outflows are seen where the iota is to the left of the pulmonary artery. This is the three vessel view where usually three vessels are visualized from left to right in the order of pulmonary artery, iota and SVC. However in this case only two vessels are seen that is the iota and SVC. The pulmonary artery is not visualized as pulmonary artery is much posterior and not visualized in this plane. This is the three vessel tracheal view where we can see the iotic arch and ductile arch forming a V-shaped confluence at the level of isthymus. This is essentially a normal three vessel tracheal view. The great artery relationship is beautifully seen in this echo loop where we can see the iota is anterior and to the left of pulmonary artery, suggestive of L-post iota. The iotic arch was normal. This is the inversion mode stick rendering of the fetal heart. Iota is seen arising from the right ventricle and pulmonary artery is seen overriding the VST marked by the star. Iota is anterior and to the left of main pulmonary artery, suggestive of transposition of great arteries with L-post iota. So the complete segmental diagnosis is cytosolitis with levocardia, kV concordance with D looped ventricles, normal systemic and pulmonary venous drainage and connoventricle of VST, transposition of great artery with Iota left and anterior with no obstruction. The diagnosis was confirmed by postnatal echo showing transposition of great arteries with Iota anterior and to the left of pulmonary artery. The significance of transposition of great arteries with L-post iota is that it is very rare in occurrence. The incidence is 2.9 percent of all TGA cases in the cardiac registry of Boston children's hospital. Secondly, because of the L-post iota, the diagnosis may be confused with congenitally corrected transposition of great arteries. However, in CCTGA there is a atrioventricular concordance as well as ventricular arterial disc. There is discordance at both atrioventricular and ventricular arterial levels. However, in TGA there is only discordance at the level of ventricular arterial level. Embryologically, this is a mild formation of the corners as well as the ventricular segment. So, high prevalence of RV-hycoplasia and ventricular mild position is seen. Also, the L-post iota is because of the lever rotation of the infendicular arterial segment. So, the greater the lever rotation, greater is the probability that the VST will be subiotic, there will be pulmonary outflow tract stenosis and that the conal septum will be hypoplastic. So, the associations of TGSTL were beautifully described by Kuyall et al in 1995, where they describe that VST is typically present in 96% of the cases and that is conoventricular in location. And also conal septal malalignment is seen in 80% of the patients with pulmonary outflow tract stenosis in 27% of the patients. Half the cases were noted to have RV-hycoplasia and ventricular mild position was seen in 23% of the cases and also an absent left pulmonary iosteum residing in single right pulmonary artery was seen. All these associations are important for surgical consultation and usually the flow chart for management of TGSTL is that when there is no pulmonary stenosis, the babies will go for arterial switch operation and single right pulmonary should be taken care of and when there is pulmonary stenosis, the treatment would be LV2 iota tunneling with reconstruction of RVOT. VST is usually large and the routing is easy to do whereas when there is a restrictive VST, the resection of conal septum would be needed. These two cartoons are beautiful representation of transposition of great artery with L-posed iota. In the first cartoon, we can see single right pulmonary artery with absence of left coronary iosteum and also we can see in the second diagram where there is posterior and left for deviation of the conal septum and a large conventary pulmonary iosteum. These are my references. Thank you. I especially thank my mentor Dr. Balu and the organizers for giving me this opportunity.


Welcome to another edition of Cancer with Dr. Denise Ejo, the CEO of Conwood Cancer Foundation, in partnership with Plus TV Africa. Happy New Year to you all and welcome to another year. We are all blessed and privileged to be standing and being able to talk about cancer in 2023. So we want to welcome you and we want to thank you for staying with us in 2022 and joining us again in 2023. Today in the house, I've got a childhood friend of mine, but the first lady of Kebis State. Her Excellency, Dr. Zainab Shinkafi Bagut. Hello. Hello, Dr. Denise, how are you? How are you? Good to see you. Happy New Year and I hope we're all doing fine. Dr. Zainab is currently the first lady of Kebis State in Nigeria and she's the founder and CEO of Medicaid Cancer Foundation. She's also the MD and CEO of Medicaid and Radiodynamics and Clinics. She's a board member of the Union of International Cancer Controls and the chairperson for First Ladies Against Cancer Black. Dr. Zainab works as a consultant pediatrician and advocates for improved women's health with a particular focus on cancer. She founded Medicaid Cancer Foundation in 2009 to increase awareness, build human resources, capacity, fund diagnosis and treatment of cancer in Nigeria. Through this and many other platforms, Dr. Zainab works passionately to build partnerships, policies and policies that increase access to quality care management and research in sub-Sahara Africa. So Dr. Zainab brings a wealth of experience and knowledge in building partnerships for improving health outcomes as well as our public health realities in sub-Sahara Africa with a focus on Nigeria and low and middle income countries. So Dr. Zainab, I've put you on a very big pedal to do this afternoon. So let's look at what we know about cervical cancer because January is the month for cervical cancer and one of the biggest drives globally is the elimination of cervical cancer, am I correct? Yes, yeah. And that we need to know. HPV is not included in the National Vaccination Program. Data that we have based on 2019, right? Let me just put it. So screening in the last five years, so by 11%. Ever screened people only 14% of the population of Nigeria where we have over 200 people. So we're really not doing very well, we have to admit. We're making progress in the private sector from what I can see, but Dr. Zainab will educate us. So let's understand the call for action globally. Whose targets to achieve by 2020, who, World Health Organization, towards cervical cancer elimination by 2023. It's, the medics call it 90, 30, 90. So I'm going to explain that so that when we get there, you all understand where we're coming from. 90% of women screened for HPV. 70% of women with HPV positive test received the vaccine and 90% of identified cervical cancer positive cases are treated, that is their goal. So, Dr. Zainab, am I correct with everything I have shared? Yes, you are, you're very factual. No, firstly, explain this HPV. Let's even start from there, explain the HPV. Thank you again for having me on this program and a happy new year to everybody. I wish us all a very prosperous peaceful and certainly healthy year 2023. It's also an election year for us in Nigeria. And I would start by calling on everybody to take a good look at the health manifestos and what our candidates promise us. I'm not talking about just the president or the parties from top to bottom. It's very relevant to this conversation that we're having. And also the time when we have election years, health professionals and policy makers and people advocates generally use the opportunity to demand. And so we are going to be demanding a lot this election year from our leaders. Having laid the scene of my political side, I will now wear the cap of a doctor and go back to your question. HPV stands for the human papillomavirus. It is a sexually transmitted virus and there are many, many different serotypes. The ones that are concerned conversation today are about four serotypes that cause cervical cancer. There has been found that there is a very high correlation between the infection by HPV earlier on in life during sexual activity and the development of cervical cancer later on. Cervical cancer tends to occur from the ages of 35 and above in our environment. But the infection with the virus is caused early, it's a relatively harmless infection and most people carry it without knowing. It doesn't do any harm at that acute stage but later on it causes at least eight different types of cancers are known.  So these cancers are related to HPV and there has been very strong research and evidence to show that vaccination against human papillomavirus can totally, along with the other measures that you mentioned, can lead us to a cervical cancer free world. Like we've seen with polio and smallpox and so many other vaccine-eliminatable diseases. This is the bane of the WHO calls action and elimination agenda. It's based upon vaccination of 90% of eligible girls for HPV vaccination. So that in a nutshell is what HPV is about. There are screening tests available for it. We have molecular tests that you can use to test for it. So a woman is able to work into most facilities in any country, really in Nigeria, anywhere you are to screen for HPV. Unfortunately, most of the time they would have to pay for it's out of pockets. The same thing with the vaccine. It's not readily available and it has to be paid for. However, the vaccine has been in existence for over 15 years and it is available widely. Thank you for setting the scene now. We've set the scene on HPV. Now I want to go to the next part. What's the path of Nigeria in achieving that? Because developed countries, I believe, would have put this already into their programs. Nigeria, where are we? And what's the path in achieving this? First of all, the WHO has over 193, almost all the members, all the countries of the world are members of the WHO. Most of these countries, particularly in the high income countries and in fact all of them have HPV included in their routine vaccination systems. In Africa, I believe the number is about 15. Most countries have it in Africa included on the vaccination routine as indeed we do in Nigeria. That is to say you receive a card that gives you the recommendation that you should have this vaccine at that age and that vaccine at that age. So HPV is included in the recommended vaccines. That's to say that the technical working group on vaccines have met and our scientists agree with the fact that surround HPV vaccine. However, the key thing is that it is not available at our medical facilities. It is not available as a free routine vaccination the same way that we have polio vaccine, the same way we have BCG at birth and DPT and all the other measles vaccines for our children. So it is not available. It is recommended to be given at nine years. However, boys and girls are supposed to receive it. But the first target population of course are the girls because they're the ones that develop the cancer that bears the economic burden which is cervical cancer. So where are we with Nigeria? So go back to your question. Like I said, the government and the primary health system, the national primary health care system agrees that it is a vaccine of use and of value. Secondly, there has been a lot of efforts to try to get the vaccine available on the primary healthcare developments recommended or given to our children. So the system has to be strengthened. The primary healthcare systems have to be strengthened. The school system also needs, there's an impact in a country where you have so many million girls, over 60 million girls out of school. How are we going to catch that population? The target population, we can do it. Most countries, it's a school-based system. However, for us, it's going to be tricky. There are some African countries that have done relatively well. Despite having high numbers of out-of-school children. And so I think that this year indeed is going to be very interesting. We're going to be seeing a lot of progress in the HPV vaccine journey. We're going to hopefully see it being delivered to our primary healthcare centers. And most of all, we're going to see the impact that it has on the cervical cancer cases. So that's about the vaccine. Based on what you were saying, you've identified some of the challenges that we would expect in providing this HPV. But our society is receipt of the vaccine. How do you perceive that to be achievable? As an advocate and somebody that has worked actively in health and in the cancer space, I understand the communities and our ways of thinking. And there is a perception that definitely awareness is low about cancers, the forces and what to do to prevent it. And then also the health-seeking behavior is what you mean of our people. Do they easily access vaccines? When you take it, do they agree to have a vaccinate their children? HPV is a bit dicey in that you are targeting girls. You're also targeting pre-reproductive age girls. So there is a perception at some level that you're trying to make them infertile and you don't want them to have children because of this big conspiracy theory of reducing the population of countries like Nigeria. Now, is that the reality on ground? No, I don't find that to be the reality. And we have proven this through a study that we conducted in Kevin. We were able to vaccinate school-age girls in Yauritown with HPV very, very successfully. And this is a published study. And also the reason for that is because, and the reason I say I don't totally agree with that perception is because most people, if you or all the people we found that when you educate them, when you engage the right stakeholders, when you do the right thing, our people are actually quite happy to do the right thing that you show to them. It depends on who is showing it, what you're bringing, and as long as you are mindful of their cultural context and their own beliefs. If you go during, this was in Yaurit for instance, in fact, we did the last dose during COVID and it was so successful that parents brought their girls back to the school to be vaccinated despite the COVID pandemic. So if you do it in the middle of Ramadan, when they're at home and fasting, you will not get that outcome. So you have to be sensitive to the cultural needs of the people. How did we get them to accept it? We engage the right community stakeholders. We engage the Emia of Yauri, the school education board, the parents teachers association, the teachers associations themselves, education board, everybody was involved as well as the students themselves. We run a cancer health club in the school for at least four years. So this was just a natural progression. By the time we were going to vaccinate, we went to the Emia with all the material, all the, and luckily for us, the Emia is a professor of microbiology. So we were able to educate him. He didn't know about HPV, but we were able to show him all the benefits backed up by research. So by the time we finished the educational stage properly, going through the right steps that you're supposed to go through, it was a walkover. And by the time we finished today, I always say this, I still get calls from Yauri asking when we're going to come and vaccinate the rest of their girls because of the solid foundation that was laid. So that is my experience. And I believe that is the case. Rwanda is almost at 90% vaccination coverage rate now. They've done it very well. There has been a system in place. And so any new vaccine that has been introduced, there has to be a good system. And if it is done properly, then our people will receive it to answer your question. Thank you. Thank you. I see sometimes I like listening to you, Medics, because you translate anxieties in a simple way that makes a lot of sense to people that don't know very much about it. And there is a lot of negative, or I don't know, I just think the information was not shared properly. So it hasn't always allowed for accuracy in selling this type of like the vaccine. So how did you overcome your barriers? Because you must have had barriers. So if there are any other barriers that have missed out or you haven't mentioned, what were they and how did you overcome them? I think the key things we have already mentioned is about awareness. It's about education. It's about the acceptability to the general population. And also the key stakeholders, they're called community gatekeepers. When we're introducing a new vaccine, there is a good process that should be followed. And so how did we overcome them by engaging them, by speaking to them, by giving them the facts that they needed to? We did it in at least, I'd say my team, I went once for sure, each round. And then before the actual vaccination, they must have done four visits to Yowli and they were asked to provide more information. You need to sign good agreements and MOUs. And of course, there must be parental consent as well as consent from the educational authorities. Beyond this, I can't think of any other. There are some vaccines have on-sword effects. We didn't have that during, after. But it was really very well accepted. That is the summary of it. But the key problem is awareness and education and with efforts, the civil societies can play a very big role in overcoming those ones. Thank you. So now funds have to be available. It is not a private partnership type program, this program we're talking about. I want you to speak to not just us, but to the government at this point, for us as a country to be able to get the funding needed, to be able to vaccinate or provide the vaccines for all stakeholders that need it. Because you might correct me. There is for the young children, 11, I think it's 11 to 18, there is the one for adults who missed the vaccination at that earlier on and can still get a boost, I think. Now, money needs to be provided for us to get, move forward. How do we speak to the government to let them know that, excuse me please, lives have to be saved here. And I'm not putting you on the hot seat because of this. No, I think that we have passed that position. I think I know for a fact that the government of Nigeria is keen to start this vaccination. The funds have been appropriated for it, but on our own we cannot do it. It has to be Gavi supported. For us to get the Gavi support, there has been a lot of proposals that have been put together and submitted. There were setbacks with the COVID pandemic and attention moved to as well as funding moved to battling the coronavirus. But we're back on track now and there is funding available for the vaccine. So there is the political world first of all and the funding is available. The parliamentarians are people that we visit and advocate to a lot and they have been very, very helpful as has been the Ministry of Health, the minister, the primary healthcare agency and so on. Everybody is keen to have this vaccine on board. There have been bottlenecks. I mentioned to you initially there was lack of availability. There is a wide inequity in that of the 194 countries that are members of WHO and supposed to be of the world. 107 now have that vaccination available. Now in the last year, in the last one year, I didn't even say in the last one month, I've definitely seen about five more countries come on board, Eritrea and so on in the last one month. So there's been great progress in 2022 regarding countries that are now providing its subsequent to the efforts that is being made to achieve the 2030 targets of elimination. Most of the countries that are left out of that are 197, 107 are from low-middling countries. Now for us to achieve that, there is an estimated at least 10 billion US dollars required dollar requirements. So this has to be a counterpart funding from the countries and also from donor agencies like Gavi and Gavi is a pool for vaccine from different sources, high income countries, even high net worth individuals, our own Elumelu donates to Gavi and is a major funder of Gavi through his foundation. So we do have the ability in terms of the funding, but it's just how quickly can we reach that goal? Right now, even as it is, it's one thing to say this country offers it, but the numbers as shows that of the world's total eligible girls, only 15% have received HPV vaccine. So there is a long, long way to go. And you know why that is Denise? Because the bulk of the numbers that need it of the 100% of girls that need HPV vaccine, I low middle income countries, I in Africa, I in Nigeria. Nigeria, we can say we've done 10 countries this year. And if you put them together, those 10 countries are not up to the population of Gavi states. So what are we doing until we address major countries with a population like Nigeria, then we're not going to get that jump that we need. It's really quite sad. And that this is where I say we need leaders to understand the unique position of Nigeria. If we can have such an impact on global health, something as massive as that, because of our numbers, it also means that we have the potential to have the positive impact just by our numbers in terms of production and other things that we do. So there has to be focus on Nigeria for us to be able to get to those targets. If we do not address Nigeria, then it's not going to be possible. Like I said, we're about to start. So we'll see maybe at the end of this year, if we talk from 15%, we might get to 30% if Nigerian girls are addressed. 2023 is a year we're going to hopefully be looking at making some small steps in the right direction. However, in the same conversation, the role of all of us stakeholders on the continent needs to also be expanded because I was with you in Geneva and I know what I saw and it was a very big eye opener for me because I then realized the difference between us as low income, low middle income country as against the globe. And the need for the funding. So going forward, governance structures need to be put in place towards eliminating it. You have talked about that going forward 2023. I want us to be able to pick two things that we're going to say at the end of this year, I can come back to you or anybody in this space and say, excuse me, especially all of us in the cancer space, how far have we gotten? Where are we? And even if we interview people in the communities, we will hear positive. Some people will be able to say, yes, I've felt the impact. Governance is very important and there are different levels of government. You have federal states, local government, then you also have civil society, you have the judiciary, all of these have to be carried along. And however, the key responsibility lies on the heads of the federal government. They have to dictate which way the country is going to go. And from then on, it flows easily. If the government provides HPV vaccine this year, then the onus is on all members of civil society to stand up and create the needed awareness and ensure that people are accessing these vaccines. If the government is going to provide adequate vaccination, there is a responsibility on our policy, on our parliamentarians to appropriate the right funding to continue getting this vaccine. So it doesn't just stop at, oh, I've given one dose, oh, we've given funding for this year and what happens in 2024, what happens in 2025, it has to be a continuous and increased process observing the numbers. So for us, we would like to see in place a very solid system from the federal to the local levels of governments. The health ministry of health and the primary healthcare agency have a huge responsibility, which I'm sure that they're quite capable of doing, of carrying people along, of knowing what is going on and of providing it in a safe and correct way at the primary healthcare centers. I was reading a report today, unfortunately about the state of our primary healthcare centers, but that's another conversation. But this is the only portion or the most important part of our healthcare system that needs to be strengthened to provide all the aspects that we need, vaccination, screening and early treatments. The early treatment is a very simple, easy thing and we're doing it in our general hospitals in Kaby now. However, it needs to be provided at the primary healthcare level with ease for the women. I want to say a very, very big thank you to you. Thank you for taking up your time. Thank you, Excellency, for joining in this discussion on the cancer elimination. It is going to be a conversation for the rest of the month because this month is the cancer, cervical cancer awareness month. So we also want to appreciate plus TV for sponsoring this cancer awareness program in Nigeria. And for all of you that follow us, thank you for sharing the videos, not just about from common cancer, but cancer is cancer and it doesn't matter where, we all need to be informed. We all need to know, we all need knowledge. Excellency, Dr. Zena Chinkafipu Baguru, I want to say a very big thank you to you. I don't take your time for granted or our relationship for granted. I really appreciate it. I joined my voice to appreciate Plus TV for giving you this time and I encourage them to continue. There's a huge part of the media, a role that media plays in this. Radio, TV, all forms of media. We must keep educating our people. We must keep educating even our governments and our parliamentarians on what to do with the legislators on what to do and how to do it right. So thank you so much for having me and you can always follow me, you know that. I know. Follow us all on our social media pages at Commode Cancer Foundation. Share, subscribe and click the notification. And you can always find Dr. Zena's NGO, it's there, the Medicaid, which you will see on the bio as we go along. Thank you very much for joining us and we're about to see you again next week. Thank you all. Thank you Dr. Zena, have a nice weekend.


Avascular Necrosis of Hip MR Evaluate Introduction Avian is defined as cellular death of bone due to loss of blood supply because of any reason. The pathophysiology of vascular avian is not entirely understood but various factors causing avian has a common final effect of loss of blood supply to the affected bone or a part of it. Avian of the femoral head is more common than other sites presumably due to combination of pre-carious blood supply and high loading when standing. The risk factors include trauma alcohol, corticosteroid use, pancreatitis, sickle cell disease, infiltrator diseases, radiotherapy, renal transplantation and caesarean disease etc. The objectives of this evaluation is to analyze the role of a marine evaluation of avian of femoral head and to analyze the risk factors associated with development of avian of femoral head. Materials and methods used that is a prospective study of 50 patients who were diagnosed to have avian of femoral head clinically and referred for MRA of both hip joints to the Department of Radiology Andhra Medical College Mishak. Patients were scanned on 1.5 Tesla GE MRA machine using pelvic coil. The sequences selected were T1 coronal, T2 coronal, STIR coronal, T1 T2 axial, STIR axial, STIR sagittal, T2 sagittal. The patients giving informed consent to be part of the study or included in this study and the patients who are who there is clinical suspicion of avian and patients with unilateral or bilateral groin buttock thigh pain, deformity of limitation of range of hip movement and the traumatic cases clinically suspected to have avian. Patients who refused to consent, patients with non avian causes of femur thigh or knee pain and patients with contraindication to MRA imaging that is that of patients with ferromagnetic implants, cardiac pacemakers, claustrophobia etc. or excluded from the study. In our evaluation 13% of the people belong to female and 37% and 74% are male less than 6 patients are of less than 20 age group and 8 patients are between 21-30 age group, 14 patients between 31-40, 7 patients between 41-50, 6 patients between 51-60, 7 between 61-70 and 2 patients of more than 70. In our evaluation 16 cases are of unilateral and 34 cases are of bilateral avian. In this evaluation the most common location to be involved it is antero superior followed by antero medial and 14% 14 cases are complete and the most common risk factors studied in this evaluation is alcohol followed by trauma followed by corticosteroid and the last cases and last causes coming to ficart and islet stage 1 that is bone marrow edema. This is the corona still image showing bone marrow edema involving the femoral head and neck with minimal effusion. In ficart and islet stage 2 there is geographic area of altered signal intensity and double line sign. This is T1 and T2 coronal images showing geographic areas of altered signal intensity in the left femoral head and this is the T2 coronal weighted image showing double line sign that is hypo intense rim it is this hypo intense rim and inner hyper intense line on T2 weighted coronal. This is the coronal T2 image showing cortical collapse and flattening. This is MR image showing ficart and islet stage 4 showing secondary osteoarthritis changes. This is T1 coronal and T2 coronal image showing loss of articular cartilage and marginal osteophytes and joint effusion. In our study 1 case belong to stage 1 and 43 case 1 person 43 or of stage 2 23% or of stage 3 and 17% or of stage 4. Double line sign is seen in 69% of cases bone marrow edema is seen in 58% of cases joint effusion is seen in 49% of cases reduced joint space is seen in 29 and contour loss is seen in 45% of cases. There is another staging called Mitchell staging based on appearance of center region signal bounded by low signal rim on T1 and T2 weighted image with Mitchell staging A it follows the fat signal that is it appears the central region appears T1 hyper intense and T2 intermediate. This is Mitchell staging A showing T1 hyper intense and T2 intermediate signal intensity and it is bounded by hypo intense low signal low signal rim Mitchell staging B it follows sub acute blood signal it appears T1 hyper intense and T2 hyper intense Mitchell staging C follows fluid or edema signal it appears T1 hyper intense and T2 hyper intense Mitchell staging B follows fibrosis signal it appears hyper intense in both T1 and T2 images. In our study 17 patients or of stage A 31 or of B 12 patients or of C 24 patients or of D total study population we have included in the study or of 50 patients in those patients 37 or male and 13 or male and male with male to female ratio of 1 is to 0.35 most of the patients that is 44% of the patients were between 20 and 40 years bilateral avian is seen in 34 patients and unilateral in 16 patients the most common disc factor is alcohol consumption most common location is anterior superior surface of femoral head most common stage of avian was found to be stage 2 ficcata and arlett the most common MRA sign is in studied in this case was double line sign finally the analysis of the case on the case cases on the basis of Mitchell staging showed that out of 84 femoral heads stage B was the most common stage seen in 36.9 per 9 per conclusion MRA is indispensable for the detection and accurate staging of avian because it can clearly depict the size of the lesion and estimates of the stage of the disease can be made MRA facilitates better response to the treatment since avian can be diagnosed at an early stage and therapeutic measures are more successful the earlier they are in these are my differences


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So hello, Yoruban. So in this presentation, so we will introduce about new packet logging API in Neutron and how to gather and virtualize logs collaboration with Monaska project. So let us introduce ourselves. So I'm Yushiro Furukawa, working at Fujitsu. And I'm a senior software engineer. And currently I'm mainly focusing on Neutron and Neutron Firewall as a service project. Good afternoon, everyone. Thank you for being here. I'm Ann. I have been working on OpenSec, 2-year, more than 2-year. And currently I'm developing logs in our security group and pagua. My name is Vitek Bedek, and I'm a senior developer at Fujitsu EST in Munich, Germany. I work on Monaska. So here is today's agenda. OK, so let's start with overview. First, I'm actively working on network packet logging development. And the things I'll explain today are subject to change. Let me explain why I started the development briefly. So I'm a networking guy and mainly worked on troubleshooting, on network-related problems. Correcting and monitoring and analyzing network packets is obviously very important for troubleshooting. We collect the packet data, strong physical network switches, and routers in on-premise network environment. In virtualized network environment, we can also collect the data from software network functionalities as well, such as virtual switches, virtual routers, and so on. Actually, there are some advantages. One example is because it bender news log, we can always get the data in the same format with the same operation. And that makes it much easier for us to troubleshoot problems. And that goal of the development is provide a framework to collect network packet logs for OpenStack. In packet logging API, there are some software network functionalities. I'm focusing on the filtering functionalities first, such as the security group and firewall. Since security group is the default filtering functionality for OpenStack, that's the starter. We just start. Now, we can collect network packet logs, but also need to organize the logs. The logs are stored in different files on different servers, gathering and integrating them in the painful job and take a lot of time. We'll explain how we can address the issue. So Neutron, I'm focusing, packet logging API can solve the correct packet logs and store load data. Neutron can achieve that. So also, since log data are stored in host servers, project users or tenant users cannot access log data. So we also need a mean to provide the data to users. So in many methodologies exist, but the one of the example is to collaborate with Monaska. Now, let me explain how to collect logs. So before starting this section, so let's revisit the basics for security group and firewall. So security group is the default security functionalities in Neutron. And it filters ingress, egress packets. And security groups are attached on the Neutron port. And security group has many of security group rules used like a white list for filtering. And it provides a stateful based following background technologies. The first is the open VCH, and the other is the IP tables on the Linux bridge. So the background technology of security group is currently we have two options. First is the open VCH, and the other is the Linux bridge. So just a hybrid configuration will be deprecated for some reason. So now, open VCH is the default configuration called a native open VCH firewall driver. So the security group is the flow rules of the open VCH for each OBS port so that in infrastructure environment, so you can confirm the following commands, OBS, OST, CTL, dump flow, or something. You can confirm the OBS flow. That is a security group. And the firewall, especially, I'm talking now, is the firewall as a service V1. So this is filters ingress, egress packets. So this is the same as security group. And this, on the other hand, security groups works on port. However, the firewall as a service V1 works on the virtual router. And it uses a white list and black list for filtering. And it's also a stateful based on IP tables. So the difference with the security group is the difference between the security group and firewall is the firewall can realize a multiple layer protection. So firewall can prevent unnecessary packets from entering the internal network. That prevents the packets from eating bandwidth. That's why firewall is realized in neutral network. So virtual router is a background of IP tables. So note that this is only a firewall as a service V1. Now, our firewall community is developing firewall as a service V2 and the firewall V2 can work. Not only virtual routers, but also VM port, like security group. So this side is the how log is collected in accept rule. So as I explained in the previous page, security group is the rule of the open slow rule. So the how we can correct a log, this is simple. So just insert a new flow rule for logging into an integration breach called vlint. So if rule is matched, the packet will be sent to obvious controller and parsed and stored into log file. For example, so slash var slash leave slash syslog or somewhere. This is an example for security group rule allows port 20 to SSH port ingress rule. In this case, the following rules are inserted in obvious vlint. And OK, on the other hand, drop rule. In this rule, this is the same approach. This rule, drop packet, the following rule will be inserted. So first is the CD mark, 0, x1. And the other rule is the state is EST. So two rules are inserted. So the first line means the log drop flow for inverted packets. And the next line is the log drop flow for packets are matched to any SG rules. As a result, drop packet will be captured and sent to the open slow controllers. So now this section will explain how to set up packet logging API. So here is an architecture of packet logging API. So as mentioned at the beginning of this presentation, implementation is being discussed now. So I will skip the part. Neutron servers in implementation, this is now under discussion. So I will skip it. So just however, the less API definitions totally uprooted and agreed from our course. So I just focused on how to use a CLI. So here is a less API definition for packet logging API. But I think it is not easy to explain how to use the less API directly. So just focusing on how to use the CLI. So how we can enable packet logging? At first, we can provide an OpenStack client. And you can check what Neutron resource can be configured for logging. And you can check this command. OpenStack network load supported list. If you execute this command, the supported list for logging will be returned. So as I explained initially, so security group is the first target for logging. So now we can support a security group. So after checking that, let's begin to set up security group for logging. So there is some three patterns I will introduce. First, create a logging resource with security group ID for drop event. So if you specify, if you want to correct the logging for security group SG1, you can configure this command. And you should create a logging resource at first. And specify three points. First is what event you want to drop. You want to collect drop event, drop event, and accept event, and all event. So this is an event drop. And resource type, what resource are you going to correct the log? So currently, supporting this is only security group. So there are resource types to specify resource type is security group. And a resource option, what do you want to correct log? So you can specify SG1. As a result, target for logging is just configured for SG1. On the other hand, so if you want to correct the logs, especially focusing on VM2, VMSHAB2. So in this case, you can specify a target option. And you can specify port ID. As a result, SG1 and SG2 are configured for logging. And the third case, create logging resource for only VMSHAB1 and SG1. In this case, so the difference of the first case is not SG1, but SG1 on port A. In this case, you can specify resource option and target option, the combination. And specify resource SG1 and target port B. As a result, you can specify only SG1 on port A. So after creating the logging resource, now we can start logging. And if you'd like to stop logging, change the value of the enabled field to false, so such a command. So disable log, you can stop the correct logging. If you start continued logging, you can execute the enable log option. You can start. Now, sorry, this is a so small character, but this is a current actual packet log date detail. So in this part, you can check the following information. So date and packet option accept or drop, and project ID, and log resource ID. If in order to separate the project, project ID is necessary. So in order to show multi-tenancy for log data, project ID can be used for selecting each project. And this is the actual packet data. So IPv4, the source IP, and source mark, and destination mark, and source port, and protocols. This is an actual packet data data. Currently, log format is under-discussing, so maybe it will be a little bit changed. But currently, all of the data we can output it. So OK. I just explained some REST API sending information into the Neutron server. So now, to organize this log data, we will introduce a way using Monasuka. So in this part, so with that, what's going on? Thank you, Yoshido. Yeah, right. So after you have saved the Neutron logs to the file, you perhaps want to persist these logs in the database to be able to efficiently search, analyze, and visualize this data. And that's where Monasuka comes in handy. It offers a comprehensive solution for log management. So Monasuka is monitoring and logging as a service solution. And logging as a part of it fills here our goal. So the goal of adding logging management to Monasuka was to bring standardized solution which could replace vendor-specific tools which are widely used. We base on state-of-the-art open source solution Elk stack, but we add a whole bunch of values to Elk. So as first, we offer logging as a service. So it is a single point where other projects, as for example in our use case Neutron, can integrate and post the logs to the service. We bring authentication. The agents have to authenticate with Keystone and then send the token to the Elk API. And the logs are separated by the project. So we have multi-tenancy, and we have so-called cross-tenancy. So the agents are also able to send the logs on behalf of another project. We offer role-based access control to centralized logging. So the administrator can control which users get access to the logs. Through the use of Kafka, we get greater scalability and performance. And at least, but not least, through the integration with other Monasuka components, we offer thresholding and alerting based on logs. Let's have a short overview of the architecture of Monasuka logging feature. So the agents are responsible for collecting the logs. It authenticates with Keystone, adds the token to the request, and sends it to the Elk API. The Elk API authorizes the request, validates the input, validates the log, validates the dimensions, takes the project ID from the token and adds it to the log event. It is then sent to the message queue, which is in Monasuka commonly Kafka, Apache Kafka. And these components at the bottom are based on LogStash. Transformer is responsible for parsing common patterns, like, for example, severity of the log. Log metrics can be used to generate the metrics from the logs and persist the logs to the database, which is Elasticsearch. As I said before, we separate each project logs to its own index, so it makes it easier to filter them. And for visualization, we use Kibana, which is extended with our multi-tenancy plugin. It is responsible for two things. First, authorization of the request. So the user has to have given role to be able to access the logs.  So the user from one project cannot see the logs from the other one. With the dashed lines, I have marked here that there is a new development from the company called StackHPC from UK. They started developing query API for the logs. And also, they are extending the Monasuka data source to support logs so that you will be able to visualize logs and metrics in one Grafana dashboard. And one more feature I would like to show in the context of our use case is the cross tenant log submission. So we have the agent, which collects the logs from Neutron. It authenticates with Keystone, as I said. But it also has the logic to detect that every of these individual log entries actually belongs to a different project. So we add that query parameter tenant ID. And we are sending the logs on behalf of this project. They are then separated so that every user from every project can see their logs. And that's all from my side. I will now hand over to Ann, who has prepared the demo. OK. Well, as we mentioned above, operator will start or stop, collect package logs. And then Monasuka will collect data and so to each project. In fact, I really want to give you the demo directly but it takes a long time. So I have the demo video. You can visit here. You can visit the YouTube link. And if you are interested with the API, please visit me. And I will demo later. And follow me about Future Plan. So now, Future Plan, we are targeting in PyCycle. But just so we like to do our best. So in Neutron side, currently our logging spec is just pending a blue bar. So just start counting needs of a blue bar. But in this cycle, we can support a security group first. And the next cycle gives more logs like firewall is the first. And some virtual router, if the VM can go to the internet, so just the private SNAP and NAPT will be changed. So the SNAP log is important for the traceability from internal to the external. From external to internal, so just the traceability. Regarding the traceability, SNAP logging is necessary. And the load browser as a service and VPN. So regarding the monaska side and integrate with the monaska analytics for anomaly detection. OK, that's all of our presentation. Thank you for listening.