The following is a presentation of TFNN, the Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Hazel Chapman. Call now, toll-free at 1-877-927-6648. On this Wednesday, the 2nd of August, and we're looking at the Dow, Dow's down almost 200 points at 35,400. We're looking also at the candle that was formed yesterday. Not quite a dogy candle, but there are really a lot of warning signs to say, just on the short term, the nine-period moving average, which is still well above the 14, unless we get what I call the dark news cloud cover. So I'll start off today, going straight to this chart, which over the years, you've seen it oodles of times. And it's called the Chapman Wave dark news cloud cover using the Dow daily chart. And basically what it said, and I can squeeze this and you'll see how many dozens of times we've had these things where I say you've made an internal high and then a residual high and there should be a pullback where the news is impacting the market negatively. Every other day, the news is not, the market just tosses it off as if it's nothing. All of a sudden it takes it really seriously and it plummets. And then it goes where it goes down to an internal low and then you get the H pattern that says you're going to test it with a residual low either at just above or just below. And then you start another move to the upside, except that from November of 2022, I stopped making the small little rectangles and I said, I think this is going to be a cloud cover for a long time. Well, it was a cloud cover right up until the 18th of July where the Dow went above 34,700, went to 34,986. And at that point I said, are we about to see at least in the shorter term where all the bad news kind of dissipates and then we have to wait for something else to happen. Well, that says this whole area between 34,700 and say 33,200 is now a huge cushion of support. That's all I can say. It's above it. It broke out. It's still tackling all the left side highs. It went above the March 2020, too high. Briefly, it's still above that. That one was the high there right there. 35,492, we're at 35,421. Isn't it amazing? You can go back to charts and you can look and you've got a long period of time goes by and you've been all over the show with the chart and it comes back and where does it go? It goes within 50 points of that level as we're speaking. All right, well, enough with that. All right. So what are we talking about? Chattanooga Dark News Cloud Cover. The reason why we went short yesterday at the Dow and we added the semiconductors today pre-market is because even though the nine period moving average and do I have to get that chart up, I will do it. I'll do that. I'll do that because it's all pertinent to exactly what I'm talking about because this is not clear sailing. Doesn't mean to say, oh, wow, what timing. As always, you've tried to nail the exact day of the low or the high. No, no, no, no. I do. Obviously, that's a big focus for decades. That's what I try to do, but that's not the issue. The issue here is that that nine period moving average, have we made, see left, right, left, right, all these charts on the left, right here. This is the Dow, May the 3rd at $33,684. I showed this chart and said, this is the left side and now you've got the right side and are we going to pull back and have the nine period moving average where it was still looking already positive, but it took a couple of days before it turned negative. I said, are we about to do the same thing right here in July? And that July went way below the 14 period moving average and yet a green nine period moving average just refused to turn pink and stayed green. And what happens is we've gone all the way even to this day, but all of a sudden look what happens when the price challenges the green line. That's the Dow price is a closing price. When it challenges that line. Well, we're about to challenge the line, which is at $35,367. Oh, yeah, 87. $33,000. Can I say $33,000? That's not right. $33,349. And we're at $35,416. Still got a long way to go, but the day is young and this is the same. This is the internal high and the residual high. Internal high, residual high. Internal high. We don't know if this is the residual high. And in each case, look, the nine period moving average was still way above the 14, but it had made the M shape pattern. Do we still have to have this going to an M shaped pattern that takes it into late August before it turns down? Or is that going to happen right now? To get the green nine period moving average to close so we can get a cell signal confirmed to go to an upgraded cell mode. I think $34,900 or lower. Easy. I mean, that's the only way you'll get the green even today. This is barely wanting to turn down. All right, enough with that. Now what we need to go to is the charts themselves. Weekly charts are still fantastic, but it only made a modest new high by about 20 or 30 points. And that just says to me, watch this closely. The weekly 914 fabulous MACD fabulous, sarcastic 90% fabulous on balance volume overboard turning down. That's the only indicator. But this is the indicator of last resort, the nine over the 14. As far as I'm concerned, so we're going to be watching it. And then I did show this. Did I show this to my subscribers? Yeah, so we're in the 120 minute chart, unless we start to get to the 36,300 level, and it needs to do it by tomorrow. Unless we do that, and it needs speed, the dark. No, that's what I was talking about the dark news cloud cover. So here it comes. So we've got the downgrade yesterday of the US bonds, a fish. I mean, these guys always late to the party. It doesn't matter. But it is a downgrade, right? So that's kind of sitting there as one, one metric. But wait a minute, the dollar is running very nicely. It's up 31 ticks at one, one or 2.54. It is already in leg D. And it's way underneath the 200 period moving average of 10320. And it's way underneath the peak C minus failure. Oh, I wanted to show you these arch formations. God, I wanted too too many things at once, because the mind is spinning here because of all the different things that are going on. But the lowercase h in the weekly that goes to a lowercase m breaks below it, but then within one bar, let alone two or three, it closes above the left side low says you can rally and you can rally to the next icon on the left. But the previous peak, you probably won't break above that unless you get a really strong buy signal that goes to a buy mode. In this case, the weekly chart, I'm not even sure it's in a buy signal yet because the nine period moving average doesn't cross positive. So that makes the area of 104.70 on the dollar index. 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I mean really, and that's the breaking the channel. This channel, this is the rectangle breaking it to the upside. We haven't closed. We're waiting for Friday to see if it closes above the 32.76 or something. What was that? 32.75, 32.75, a high of March, early March. We'll see if it closes above that. But most importantly, look at the TNX. This is the tenure. This is where most of the yields for your credit cards, your automobile loads, all that sort of thing. 40.96, 4.096. It's gone to a leg D in the daily. It's gone to a leg D in the weekly, so far just by a couple of pips. But the monthly says, you've got this arch formation with 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 5 loads that are an exact trend line. I love trend lines. The way it works, how does the market even know to do that? Making even with higher high there and it comes down to the exact load and then it starts to turn up. Now we're making higher highs and higher lows. You know, I'm talking about the dark news cloud cover.  And you've got one of the lowest levels of bearishness that I've seen for a while. There are a lot of things and you've got yields now pushing towards the upper level. This is the first time we've broken those rectangle borders on the downside for the TLT on the upside of the TBT and the TNX and you've got crude oil in leg D. It's pulling back from that D but all the technicals are really strong but it does, it went right to the rectangle resistance that we were talking about. Now if crude oil gets a second surge in the weekly chart and starts to trade any time in August, any week in August, we've got another couple of Fridays to go so we've had, we haven't had one Friday yet. Fourth of 11th, 18th, 20th on any Friday. If there is a close above 85, 60 and let's give it a little bit more room, let's say 86. If there is a close above 86, that's fresh territory after a year, no less than a year, about nine months. All of a sudden you're going into the territory where, you know, it's getting a kind of messy, let me just get rid of all the stuff. I know it doesn't sound like it, I don't like messy charts, I don't even need the Chathamway Roman, although I keep the Chathamway Roman candle there. Got my Roman candles, Teddy, I can't say he's going to be doing a webinar I think Monday a week? Monday a week? Or is it this Monday? Very soon, he's doing a webinar on candlesticks and that's really interesting. I bet he doesn't include the Chathamway Roman candle or the Chathamway Sinan candle. Anyway, it should be fantastic because he really does a great job of analysis on a technical basis. So we're looking at the crude oil, having a really strong move, needs a bit of a breather, on balance volume was a little bit overboard. Wait a minute, the stochastic said 93. And flat, 93 and flat. Let's just go back to the Dow. The stochastic is at 89 and flat. So it's very presumptuous of me to say we're going to take a short position. Why would you take it? Because of a particular indicator and a couple of assessments based on many technical factors, but knowing that that 9-period moving average over the 14 can give you a really whippy period before it crosses negative, it could take almost until next week even. You never know. But now that we've got the dark news cloud cover, either it's speed, which means that today we don't close minus 200. We close it at about minus 370 and tomorrow we have another sharp move down. That'll do it. So either you get speed or it's just a process and the process, it's going to take its time. So with that said, I wanted to just say that going back to what we were looking at here, I'm going to go back to... Yeah, so the crude oil is a little different in that the steadiness of this move up with higher highs and higher lows with one bar rest and then it makes a new high. Oh yeah, it's a couple of bars rest, but mostly it's just been a very brief period of rest. The 200-period moving average always gives you a little bit of pause, which it did, gave you a beautiful cup formation and then it broke to the upside. I'm looking at the weekly chart and it's just now starting to see an expansion of the nine-period over the 14. The maximum is good. Stochastic, okay, it's only 17%. So that's why I'm saying to you, if there is going to be a dark news cloud cover, I need a bunch of things to go and I definitely need one particular thing that just overweighs the market. So we've got the yields, maybe the bonds, we've got the dollar and the third thing is the volatility, fourth thing is the volatility index. So this volatility index, I don't actually like when you make a new or a new recovery high, in some cases all-time high with the semiconductors and then within hours you go from the 14, 13s to the 16.23 high today in one day, just a couple of hours in an hour. No, no, what am I talking about? We've only been trading less than an hour, so within 15 minutes it spirals up. That to me is just, look, that's like here, you had this big move up and the next day you had a big move up and that was on the 6th of July and look what happened to the market, INDU on the 6th of July, 6th of July. There it is. Yeah, that's that big move down where the 9 period exponential moving average just in the 9 period exponential moving average didn't even go negative. So I respect the markets and I say it's always a process, so that's what we're looking at. So now within that context we're looking at the VIX index, click it, there it is, the VIX index and the weekly chart is the one that says, you know, with everything that's going on with the key indices either making all-time highs, getting very close to all-time highs or just fabulous yearly recovery highs. 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Go to TFNN.com and hit watch Tiger TV. That's TFNN.com and hit watch Tiger TV. How about I wanted to just do this briefly. I was asked about if I could do it. I've got 10 minute charts here of the different indices. This is the 10 minute of the ESU. This is the SMP mini. Look at this beautiful arch formation. Look at the symmetry between the left side low at about four something this morning, Eastern time. Going to that peak B high. I've got the fibs in here. I actually I'm working more. I've always had fibs and I always kind of put them there and then I take them off. I'm working a little bit more. In fact, it was at Larry's webinar earlier on. I'll go back after my show and he was just showing demonstrating some really fabulous techniques how I can use them. Over the years, I've used them and Tom of Ryan always talks about the fibs and he uses them beautifully. I always put them in. It's just another tool that I use. I don't like messy charts although sometimes for you it might look messy but for me it doesn't because I'm busy. This is what I'm doing. But look at the beautiful number of bars to the left and I know people talk about it. They say you escalate it. What is it? Escalate it up and stairs down or the balcony over the balcony down. No, they'll sell them times where there's a plunge on the right side. A majority of the time. Look at this. It has the same thing. Look at that equidistance between that low and that low. Sometimes just a steady move.  It's just a steady number of bars to the bar symmetry I call it or left side, right side, price, time match. It usually tags it or goes just above or just below and then you got to see what happens next. So he took it out. Look at this. He has gold. 10-minute chart. Makes a beautiful peak. C1, C2, C3 from the starting point that was at 1340. That's at, was that yesterday? Yes. Yesterday at about one, just before two o'clock, before three o'clock. And then it starts to move up, gaps up and then goes peak C1, C2, C3, C4. It just cannot break above that high that was made right there. 1990 is the continuous contract, although the price is exactly the same as the December contract. And then it pulls back and then if you can identify, look left side, right side, price, time match to that particular candle and you go and two is three bars early and it breaks through peak D. Peak D and it comes back down. This is the rectangle formation. If it takes out halfway, watch out after peak D. It can go all the way to the left side low or at least the rectangle base. And then if it takes it out, it could go one to one to the downside. Gold has gone all the way down from the 1990s down to the 1970s. Right now it's in 1972. Look at crude oil. Crude oil. Two hundred feet moving area. You just have it sitting there. Look how important it was as a springboard. Look how it was a springboard and then it became a resistance area. So you've got your peak C with a big cup formation, breaks through D. This is the pattern we talk about. That's called the Chaveway cup and ladle. Goes to an E. Walks the nine-period moving average. Double tops right there. Look how weak the technicals are on that side right there at 22.10, 10.10 last night. And then it makes another cup with a lower high, makes a little V-shaped pattern, and then it just breaks down in plummets. And even now, as we're speaking, it's down 83 cents. Look at bombs. Look at this. There's your rectangle. Peak D makes a long rectangle. What is it trying to get to the 200-period moving average? It hasn't been this since it goes deflected lower back at 6 a.m. yesterday morning, I think it was. Now look what happens. The plummets down and it's trying to rally off below. It's down 28-30 seconds. So I like to do these things. I like to include other techniques and see what happens. But mostly, it's just the same thing. And look at this. If there's a particular candle, if it becomes really difficult, you're over here and you say, gee, where would I get a left side, right side price time at? There's a particular candle that I like to look for. And if you can identify it, it could become your marker for the midway, for the plum line in the middle. It isn't really the middle. It's the one that tells you through the candle, through either strength or weakness of the candle exactly what's going on. And you just put it in. You see, okay, let's see what happens. Can I get back to the low of what am I looking at? I don't even know. Bonds, 122 and 26-30 seconds. Well, lo and behold, you keep watching this line. There's your rectangle formation. I didn't put in the midpoint line. I'll do it now just to demonstrate the techniques. And you can see what I'm talking about. I'll make it thick. And it says if you can go to a D, E or F above that line and then come back down and take that midpoint line out, be careful because it could turn out to be a repellent zone. And that says that the base of your rectangle becomes so important because it's liable to take it out. If it takes it out, watch out. Well, it took it out. And now we've gone all the way from the 123 down to the 122 and 332nd area. So these are techniques that I like to use. I thought I'd show them. I got asked about them. These are positions that I noted when Larry had pointed them out because he was looking at particular positions that he wanted to put on. So I thought I'll add my technique. I'll add his technique and we'll see what happens. So I love being able to do that. It just gives you, it gives you, I've always said that if you build any indicator, if you look at as part of your technical toolbox, my CSN Roboq toolbox, nobody even knows what CSN Roboq is anymore, it should be complimented by anybody else's technique if it's good. So if you have a robust technique, anybody else's technique, if you say, hey, that looks very interesting. If you use your technique and then you try to envelop their technique so it becomes part of your, it has to become yours. Any technique you have to, you can't, I remember when I was a professional clarinetist and I had, I have a master's degree in clarinet, performed in different groups around Boston area on clarinet and base clarinet. So I remember when I was teaching, I'd say a Brahms sonata and then the, and my students would play it and then they'd look at me as if to say, how was that? I'd give them that it looked best of, best of how it looked back, the quizzical looking at them and I wouldn't say word and then they'd look at me and I'd look at them and I'd say, you're the performer, you're telling me the story. Why are you asking me what it sounds like when it's you that should turn around and say to me, ha ha, I mean, it should become yours. That's the whole thing about being a student to become applying techniques. It has to become yours. So this is what I'm talking about right now. So bonds, let's just go back now. I want to do, so I got a couple of questions I wanted to get to right now. So the FXI, FXI is, you remember, I said be careful because the FXI was starting to get a little toppy and made a peak D. Well, D in the Chapman Methodology, you've seen how many peak D's are serious stuff. Peak D pulls back from the 30 area. We're now at 28.93. Be a little careful out there. What was the other question I had? Let me just see. Let me get rid of that. Oh, okay. 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So this is, as I said, it's a bit of a chutzpah or cheek to go short. But the irony of the whole thing is that it's a process. And that process says there could be, and I'm giving a little bit of a wide stop, because there could be a couple of balances coming in. Look, you've got, as we mentioned in the Daniel, we've got, where did it go? You've got earnings coming out, Shopify, PayPal, Unity, and Qualcomm tonight. They're not necessarily Dow stocks, but they could have some impacts. Let me show you something here. So when the moving average is going in the same direction, then the crossover is much more likely. When they're not, it's a whole process. Just it takes time. You have to whittle it away. But let's go Shopify. I did this yesterday. I think it was. CHOP, fantastic move from pretty much nothing. Up to 176, it was actually Shopify. I think it got split. It was way, way more than that and not before the split, just in price type. But the chart, peak G, the letters stay the same. It goes all the way from 176 to 23. Now it's going into this CHAPWAVE inside track propellant zone. Yesterday it held it. Today it's gone below it at a peak D. Now I can say this is gone. I don't know if to wait for the days close, because I've already got a cell mode. Now there could be a great news and it could spike. If it spikes, if it goes higher than 68, it starts to break your new high of 71.43. That could change the market a little bit to say, hey, Shopify is doing so well. This is customized online store platform. Now that's a great thing and that means that you've got a new leg G slash C in the weekly chart. But at this particular point, as I'm sitting right now at 10.45 a.m. Eastern time on the 2nd of August, at 63.05, it has broken down the 9-period moving averages. Just crossed S, the days young, it could change. But so far it's in S. Magdy's deflected lowest to cast is very weak at 40. The on-balance volume is turning down. This stock might bounce, but it's going to, at best, it'll go into a trading range in a rectangle. At worst, you're looking at a 58 level hit very quickly. So that's Shopify. Next one is PayPal. Let me just get rid of that. PYPL, PayPal. I hope I've got it all notated. I must have notated a thousand times. PE top up in the 300s back in July of 2021, plummets down to the 50s and has a really nice rally from 58.95 on the 26th of May. It bounces to the high. So that was a peak C right there. There's your peak D. Man, those Ds. The fourth highest peak underneath the 200-period moving average. It couldn't even get close enough to tag it. That means it's now a repellent zone. So at down 195, PYPL, PayPal, this is electronic payments at 73.58. Yeah, this one has enough room that if it gets close to the 77.26 level, then 77.64 becomes your tag of the 200-period moving average. And then it could stall around there for a little while. And that nine-period moving average is still strong. The MACD is just about to turn down. Yep, it's just crossed negative today. Day's young. Let's see what happens. Stochastic is under 80 percent at 77 on balance of items a week. And the weekly chart has had a really nice balance with Shopify. It's only a balance. It hasn't got confirmation of the stochastic over 80. It's at 72 percent. But this is a weekly chart. You have to wait for Friday's close. The air's across over. It says gone green. So this is looking out. PayPal's starting to strengthen shorter term. It's a little bit vulnerable. 70 has to hold the support. And the 77 is very strong resistance. We'll see what happens there. Next thing is unity. Oh, I haven't noted. I used to notate it from the IPO. No, I haven't. So it once was an IPO back at about 62 or so. Has a little bit of a rally to 200, 210ish. And then it plummets down to the 20 area. Now it's trading at 42. Oh, I remember this one. There was no other way I could count it. There are just out of all the charts, just like a handful that just don't conform to the Chapman Wave notation. This is one of those. Look, peak A, peak B, peak C, peak D. That could have been an instant restart. But that pullback to from the 45 area to the 36, 20 is just too deep. So I could say peak A, peak B, peak C, peak D. This is a technique I developed years ago. It's called the Unconventional Chapman Wave Unconventional Fat Base Restart. A lot of words, but that explains the whole thing. And that just says that this doji candle, the gap up doji candle, gap down doji candle of the 19th of July at 50.88. That should be an alternative. I'll draw this in because we'll see what happens after this. This is called Unity Software Ink Gaming. When the CEO was on, way back here, remember, in fact, I had it all notated, but I lost the notation. The CEO said, oh, this is we're in everything. We're not only in gaming, we're even major companies are going to have to use us. And it just went straight from 200 down to the 20. I would call that a 90% correction or slide, whatever you want. But this is called the Chapman Wave. I'll type it in, we'll see if I'm going to be correct or not, because it has all the characteristics. And it says that at some point, without making a leg D, we'll see maybe tonight, everything's so fantastic, it spirals up and it goes from 42 up to 49 something to go to 50 to make a new, a new, there we go. So I'm just typing this in. And then underneath it, I'm going to put Chapman Wave, always do this. And then I forget about it. Then one day someone asked me and I'm going to say, what does that say? Oh, it's the Chapman Wave unconventional flat base restart to 36. All right, I've got that typed in and here you are at 42. Six points away. Six points away. Let's see if that, and I usually make it pink and I'll make it small because it's just got a background noise. Make it 11. Go one, one more segment to go. Good. Got a lot to discuss. So unconventional flat base restart, making it arch formation, we'll see humidity at the peak and peak chart comes all the way down to 36. TFNN has just launched their new trading room, the Tiger's Den, hosted at Discord. TFNN has been educating traders for more than 20 years with live programming hosted by a variety of professional traders during market hours. And now they are expanding their reach with the Tiger's Den, available to all Tigers and Tigris' for just $1 for the year. There's no catch or added costs when you join our community of traders. 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It's just a little ripple right now, but we'll see what happens. But there are enough signs to say that it's becoming somewhat vulnerable. So if the Dow closes below minus 350, no, after 215, if the Dow is closing on that 30, it's at 35,350, if it's actually still more than minus 230 below, we'll probably close pretty much at the low of the day. But there are enough reports coming out of the next couple of days that you could have a sudden pop to the upside. This is a process for the Dow. But when you're looking at something like the clue that I have here is the SMH, look at that deep, big, red candle. That says to me, this is telling me that if you measure the left side, right side, 160, 79 high of a couple of weeks ago, the technicals were pretty good. If you look at the Doja candle peak EI of 161.17, three days ago, those technicals were deteriorating, but that nine is still up. But now both the black and green lines are coming back down. So we'll see if the process is negative. 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Hello friends, welcome to SS Unitech. My name is Susheel Singh and this is continuation of SQL Server interview questions and answers. So today I am going to discuss how we can delete duplicate records. When duplicate values are based on multiple columns. In many articles you have seen how we can delete duplicates. But on these articles you have seen the duplicate records are based on a single column. But here we have totally different scenario. Here we have duplicates but these duplicates are based on more than one columns. So let's move to another slide where we will discuss about the question. So this is our slide as you can see we have a input table and it contains three columns. First is from location then to location and then the distance between these two locations. As you can see in our first row we have Delhi to our form location and then to location is Mumbai. So distance between Delhi to Mumbai is 1415 so it has been displayed here. So again we have from location is Mumbai and to location is Delhi. So the distance between Mumbai to Delhi is 1415 as you have seen distance between Delhi to Mumbai is 1415. So these two records treated as a duplicate Delhi to Mumbai and then Mumbai to Delhi. So we want to delete one record between these two records and we want to display only one record in our output. As you can see I have deleted Mumbai to Delhi record in our output and I want to display only Delhi to Mumbai in our output and the rest of the records are distinct records. So we want to display as it is in our output. So how we can delete such type of duplicates. So let us move to SQL Server Management Studio where we will understand how we can write the query and get the output. So I am using SQL 2014 you may have another versions but the query would be same for all the versions. So I have already typed the query I want to execute. So table has been created successfully and then I want to insert some records. Record has been inserted 5 rows affected and then I am going to check the record. So here we can see we have from location and then to location and distance between these two. So here we can see we have 5 rows and in our slide we have 5 rows. So this metadata and this metadata both are same. So now how we can delete these duplicates records first is Delhi to Mumbai and then Mumbai to Delhi. So I want to delete one record between these two duplicates. So first of all if we have these duplicates values in our single column then we can use ranking function and then we can delete the duplicate. So how we can calculate and put these values in a single column. So first of all I am going to write the query select from then the table name and this time I want to select all the rows so select start from table name. So I am going to use a case statement case when the value of this from column is greater than two column then I want to merge between from column to two column. So at this time if the value of this from column is more than two column then I am going to concatenate between from column to two column. So this time execute and we can see Mumbai is greater than Delhi. So it's Mumbai Delhi Mumbai is greater than two Mexico then Mumbai Mexico and here Vietnam Thailand and here we can put one more condition if this value is not satisfied then what we want to display. So we want to concatenate between two column to from column so this is our from column. Now I am going to execute. So here we can see we have Mumbai Delhi and we have Mumbai Delhi. So these two values treated as a duplicate records and it's come a single row. So we can simply put a rank function and we can delete the duplicate. So this time I am going to use as a column and now I am going to put this value in a drive table. So this is our drive table and I am going to put as a alias them a and here I am going to write the selective statement select from this a and here I want all the rows and I am going to use row number for the ranking. So row number over and then partition by so I am going to put a partition by on the behalf of this newly created column and order by on the behalf of this column and as a row number. So here we can see so we have one then two then one one one. So here we can use a city or we can use one more drive table. So I am going to use one more drive table and name is B and then select from this table and where this row number value is equals to one and now I want to execute and we can see we have four rows Delhi to Mumbai, Mumbai to Mexico, Delhi to US and with time to Thailand. So in our slide we can see we have Delhi to Mumbai, Delhi to US, Mumbai to Mexico and with time to Thailand. So all the four rows had been presented here. By using this query we can simply calculate the output as we want and we can remove our duplicate values. So I hope you have understand how we can achieve this output by using Chico server query. So thank you so much for watching this video. If you like this video please subscribe our channel and press the bell icon so you will get all the notifications.


Good afternoon, everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Arma with a stock swash today wanted to review A&F And the reason is because this has had a powerful down Move a powerful downward spiral actually ever since August 30th Which was a bearish gap down that rated more than 20 points per the golden gap 26 point rating system And you could have shorted this as a day trade And you also could have shorted this as a swing trade and you could have been in an option Trading it to the downside it move eight bucks if you look since yesterday, okay? So this is the power of the gap This is the strategy that I play the gaps. Here's a gap down here is a gap down here is a gap down You could have shorted That gap down yesterday and flipped. I did not train yesterday I'm not sure what this would have rated But let's take a look at the one-minute chart and see if it even had an entry in it Let me just look Just get off the Pre-market go back to yesterday The follow-through in quality gaps, which to me is anything that rates 20 points or more is Amazing and one of the reasons why you can make money using my strategy But you've got to pick the good gaps because yesterday was perfect example You cannot short every down gap and you cannot go long every up gap. I just want to see how this See that Yeah, so this is very interesting look at this here the way that it moved yesterday So I'm going to look at the one-minute chart again I did not day trade yesterday and was off yesterday and I'm off still today But I just want to look at this here and show you how this had this first red bar down immediately reversed ran up in the first five minutes 935 936 remember the market was green yesterday, too, and then flipped over the high So on the one-minute chart this blew up in the first 15 minutes of the day and It wasn't down that much In into the open anyways, in fact, let's look at the volume. What was the volume in this yesterday morning? I don't know if I am it did have enough I am it really was gapping it did have enough I am Yeah, it had enough I am It had enough I am in the gap So it really was gapping down but it flipped it flipped too hard and flipped too much and it wasn't down that much That was the problem with this Not that I not that it matters Sometimes things collapse when they're not down that much sometimes things collapse when they're down a lot But the activity the action the action the strong action had the upside in the first couple minutes wasn't right for that But you will see here that you could have made money many many different days doing this as a short Again, whether you did it as a day trade or whether it is a swing or an option trade the follow through I found for these gaps that I rate past the day of the actual trading day which I only like to trade the first half an hour first hour I Found is very very interesting because I've started doing options trades in the last year and a little bit longer than the last year And I've realized that you can really seriously make money in directional moves following them through You got to have patience if you take it out for several weeks or several months to get the bigger move But this definitely paid off if you had done a put in this an a and f or a swing trade in this from this Amazing gap that happened here. Remember this because this is it went to the dream target I never thought this would go to 18 that day you could have made a huge amount of money and In only a couple months So it's very important to have a correct strategy It tells you what direction to play it and on top of that what you would learn in my class is this this Period here in the morning this one minute period here to read this And this is also the benefit of being in the trading room with me to know that this wasn't right This didn't act right here And it never it never was a short the day actually yesterday So if you'd like more information or want to learn more about my class You can email me at Melissa the stocks wish comm and you can feel free to call me at 9 to 9 30 200 gap The next golden gap class is January 14th at 15th. Thanks everybody. Have a great day


from Las Vegas. It's theCUBE, covering Oracle's modern marketing experience. Brought to you by Oracle. Now, here's your hosts, Peter Burris and Jeff Frick. Welcome everybody, Jeff Frick here with theCUBE. We are live in Las Vegas, Nevada at the MGM Grand at our first ever Oracle modern marketing experience. I think they've been doing the show for a couple of years. It's the first year that we've got theCUBE here. We're really excited to be here and to join it for this intro segment with Peter Burris from Wikibon. Welcome, Peter. Hey, Jeff, how are you today? It's good to see you. Absolutely great. So the experience series is, Oracle has a number of these. They've got sales, services, commerce. They're all collated here with the marketing experience, which is basically taking over the MGM Grand Conviction Center. So they had a great keynote last night. Kevin Ackroyd kicked it off with some kind of old school brands trying to do new school marketing. Clorox, Western Digital, as well as Sears. So we'll get a little bit into that commentary. And then they brought a new guy. They brought in Zach King, the Vine guy, the YouTube guy who really had a lot of great messages about how to connect with your audience, how to stay connected with your audience, engage, have a voice. We'll go a little bit deeper into those things as well. But what's coming up in just a few minutes is Mark Herd is going to give the big keynote. So Peter, what are some of the things you'd like to hear from Mark Herd as Oracle's on this cloud journey? I think overall the marketing question is, marketing is hard. It's really, really hard. And technology can extend the capabilities of marketing, but it's, over the years, it's had some mixed success. Now what's happened in the last few years is we focused more on this notion of customer experience and the role that marketing can play in creating better customer experience. And specifically as customers become more digital themselves, the role that technology can play in helping marketers engage their customers differently. So I think those are the two big messages. How is marketing technology actually maturing so that it is easier? And to what degree is it really satisfying that kind of crucial condition of making it easier for customers to work with a brand? Yes, it's funny, yesterday in the keynote, Kevin really went way back to the corner grocery store, the corner meat market, the corner banker, where people had an intimate knowledge of their customers, who they were, what they liked, what their preferences were, because they had a one-to-one relationship. Obviously what's changed now is scale. These are global companies with global brands. You can't just walk down to the corner market and meet Mr. Sears, right? This is not happening. And he went through an interesting progression of the technology going all the way back, I think the 86, with ACT, really just a content management database. And then to Salesforce, you know, really kind of moving that content management really kind of into the cloud and all the way through. And he went to Siebel. He kind of marched all the way through to where we are. So it's kind of back to the future. Again, you want that relationship with the customer like you had before, but now to some of the work that you're doing, it's all based on a digital communication. There is no face to, not only is there no corner store, there's really no face to face. It's mostly done through electronic touches. Yeah, that's absolutely true, Jeff. And mobile technology and social media has made customers a very deep and direct and profound participant in this process. So it used to be that all these marketing technologies, they were Africa content management, Siebel for CRM, et cetera, the business, the brand was still putting the data into the system. And the quality of the operation was contingent upon how well sales people and contact representatives and call centers did that. Now customers are an active participant as they take their mobile devices, as they participate in social media and move from place to place, they're expressing their interests. And that's throwing off an enormous amount of data that technologies like the marketing cloud is trying to aggregate and turn into observations and options that brands can present to customers more successfully. It's interesting that Eric Reynolds on from Clorox, it's just one of the rare Bay Area-based CPG companies, but 100-year-old company. And Eric talked about the challenge, he said they're in 45 million homes and then they ran an old Hidden Valley Ranch commercial which that used to be the way, everything in mass. But even in 45 million homes with great market share in the segments that they represent, Kingsford, Charcoal, et cetera, they're still trying to go through this digital transformation which he said is really hard to try to get connected with each of those households or at least as connected as they could be. Absolutely, Jeff. And Clorox is an iconic brand. It's a very well-known product. The conventions for how you use it are pretty straightforward. There's not a lot of conversation about what Clorox as that product is or is not. But nonetheless, Clorox is among the many companies that realize that if they don't understand the experience associated with using their product, it's going to make it easy for someone to step in and move them out no matter how iconic the brand is. And so by understanding how customers are doing things, why they pick up Clorox, what their state of mind is when they're using Clorox, what other things they're doing when they think of Clorox, when they use Clorox, what are they doing instead when they don't use Clorox, what's the substitute, et cetera. So there's an enormous amount of information that Clorox can use to nonetheless make that iconic, straightforward product and even better experience for their customers. Yeah, there's another great term. We'll follow up with Kevin Ackroyd, who's going to be on later, who runs the digital marketing cloud for Oracle. And he talked about kind of your digital body language, which is kind of what you just described. That's their vernacular. What is your customer doing? How are they reacting when they're not at that moment of a purchase? And how do you read that? How do you react to that? How do you engage with them?  You're not always trying to sell, but really building a relationship through engagement, through a variety of channels, so that then, you know, ultimately, when the rubber hits the road and the CPG, when they're standing in the aisle at Safeway, you know, they pick the Clorox brand versus whatever the alternative is. Yeah, so I said, Jeff, early on, that we're looking for a couple of things here. We're looking for to the degree to which the technologies, in fact, facilitating the marketing mission, and also the degree to which customer experiences represented and these technologies make it better. If we identify the one big change to marketing, as a consequence of many of these technology changes and the new role that customers are playing with digital technologies, they engage brands, basically driving the characteristics of the engagement in ways they never did before, it means that ultimately, marketers need to think about one thing differently. Everything they do must be a source of value, everything. And so as we watch this show, I think that's one of the things to keep coming back to is the Oracle Marketing Cloud and the many partners that Oracle has here, there must be 150 companies on the floor here. Are they finding ways to make their clients, their customers, be more valuable to their customers at every step of the journey? Yeah, it's a fun time to have the modern marketer. How's the modern marketer? It's a very different challenge. It's a very different world. It's not all email based like it used to be, capture their email and do an email campaign. It's much richer, much deeper, even if you're in 45 million households. It's more like Sears, who's been around since before 1900, an old line brand who again is trying to engage your customers coming up with do-it-yourself assistance that's tied back to some of their brands. So we're excited, so we're going to be here for two days, I'm just kind of looking through, I'll give you a couple of highlights of what we're going to have on. We're definitely going to have Kevin Ackroydon, who runs the Oracle Marketing Cloud, gave a great keynote, you know, get to sit down with him personally, which is terrific, as well as Nick from Western Union, as well as Sears, as well as Clorox, who we were just talking about. So we got a full slate. We will be here all day today, all day tomorrow. So keep your eye, we're excited to be here. I'm Jeff Rake, Peter Burris, we'll be joined shortly by John Furrier. You're watching theCUBE from Las Vegas at the Oracle Modern Marketing Experience.


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So, hello everybody. So, it's the last session for today probably. I'd like to introduce myself very shortly. So, my name is Markus Gürtler and I'm from B1 Systems and I'm here with my valued colleague Michel. I'm working for also for the B1 Systems as a cloud architect. Yes, thanks Michel. And our title for the session today is build your own hyperscaler. And what this actually means, I will tell them later. So, I just want to give you a little overview about our agenda. So, what we will talk about. First of all, we make a little introduction of our company, what we are doing. Then I want to explain a bit the vision behind build your own hyperscaler. What it really means for us.  We'll explain what the Surin CloudStack is. This is maybe very interesting for the European colleagues here. And also we introduce SAP Gardener and how everything fits together basically. And at the end, we have a very nice session from Michel to give you some field experience from customer projects that we did in the past or currently are doing. So, let's start with B1 Systems. B1 Systems is a consulting company. It's mainly active in the Dach region. So, it means Germany, Austria and Switzerland. But we're also doing international projects. It has been founded in 2004. We have around 150 employees, which are mostly developers, trainers and consultants. We started actually with Linux Consulting, doing consulting, development, training and support. And since 2011, we are also in the cloud space active. So, this OpenStack we are working already since 2011. And yeah, basically OpenStack is one of our main focus areas right now. And of course, everything which is around that. So, we're also Jeff and all the services. And we are doing basically projects really from the beginning to the end and doing the whole OpenStack life cycle. So, we are doing the planning. We are doing the architecture, the implementation. And then also afterwards when the systems are live, we have managed services where we provide for our customers operation services. And we have several models here. One model is to do it permanently. The other model is to do it just for a certain amount of time and then hand it over to the customer doing training for the customer and things like that. Just like to mention that we are not just doing OpenStack, we are also doing other cloud solutions as well. So, namely, Kubernetes here, for example, but also some, yeah, more commercial open source solutions like Susie Ranger OpenShift. And we also have people that are certified for the big hyperscaders. Yeah, we also have a lot of partnerships, for example, with Red Hat, with Canonical, with Susie and a couple of other ones. And of course, since we are so long in the market, a broad portfolio of different customers in various industries basically. Just want to name a couple of them here that also are internationally known because some of them or many of them are just in the Dachisen. A name, for example, Airbus Industries, Deutsche Telekom, Audi, SAP, yeah, so these are the most important customers here on that slide that have an international brand as well. Yeah, and with that, I'd like already to dive into a little architecture comparison. This is a very simplified slide or architecture, of course, but it already shows that there are similarities between the hyperscalers, so the big hyperscalers like AWS or Azure or Google Cloud Platform and OpenStack. So on that slide here, you see here on the left side, hyperscaler architecture. You have typically your self-service portal and APIs. Then you have at least two regions. Most hyperscalers have more than two regions. You have availability zones in there. And within the availability zones, you have always compute, network, and storage. And this is designed for massive scale-out. And with OpenStack, it's basically the same. If you build it like that, you have a shared service with OpenStack APIs and the OpenStack dashboard. You can have one or more data centers which you can refer as regions. And within the regions, we have availability zones. And in the availability zones, again, we have compute, storage, and network. But the cool thing is with OpenStack, we have a much bigger flexibility and versatility. So we don't have just one hypervisor. We can basically choose any hypervisor we want. So KVM is default, but we can also use VMware, of course, and all other open-source hypervisors. The same with storage. I've mentioned here Ceph and NetApp, but of course, all other storage solutions which are supported by OpenStack work as well. And the same with network. Here, I just named the most prominent ones, so Sonic and OVN. And this is basically also really flexible because you can basically tie everything together. This, of course, creates all the challenges. The versatility creates challenges. And Michelle will talk later about some of these challenges we usually have if you try to puzzle everything together for our customers. Yeah, everything is designed for massive scale out. What we also see is that we have customers now that have already experienced this clouds because they went first into the hyperscanners and now figure out well because of several reasons. One is data protection. Another one is because they figured out that the promises from the hyperscanners weren't fulfilled, that they build up their own private cloud deployments in their own data centers. And some of these customers actually are coming from VMware because VMware is here for whatever reason their customers like to move to open source software, want to give this data a chance. And then OpenStack is a very good start for that. This slide here is the same slide as you have seen before, but just one zoom level zoomed in. So it's basically the same. We have here again the two data centers which you can refer as regions. We have our availability zones. Within the availability zones we have our compute nodes and we have also host aggregates here. And we have local services like for example Cinder or Neutron or Glance and we have shared services like for example Keystone or the OpenStack dashboards, Horizon or Skyline. And yeah, this is an architecture that I've seen by the way in other presentations here on the Open Infra Summit. Yeah, very similar. So for example, the guy from Samsung had a slide which showed a very similar architecture. I think also the people from StackIT had a slide that showed a very similar architecture. So this is basically the way to go. Of course, it's very simplified and in reality it's much more complex just to give you an overview how this can be designed. Now I'd like to introduce a solution that's called OSISM. It's an OpenStack distribution and I have to say that it's not a B1 solution. Instead, OSISM is a separate company. B1 Systems is an implementation partner for OSISM. I've chosen that solution here for this talk because it fits very well into our story, built here on hyperscaler because the solution is really built for massive scale. So it can be used also for medium deployments but it can really also be used for really large OpenStack deployments. It's 100% open source software. It's the deployment framework is completely containerized. It's based on Color Ansible and provides basically all OpenStack services, so compute network storage and all variations that OpenStack supports. It's also the reference implementation of the Surin Cloud stack and what the Surin Cloud stack is I will explain later. If we talk about massive scale we very often come also to the point where we say okay it's not just enough to have one cloud but customers also want to spawn workloads across multiple clouds so these are typical hybrid cloud scenarios and this is not directly possible with OpenStack but with the Kubernetes layer on top in this case here it's the Gardener managed Kubernetes platform. It's possible to do exactly that. So we have a layer here sitting on top providing Kubernetes and therefore container workloads can run there which can spawn across multiple clouds. So we have here on the left side a private cloud deployment and on the right side the hyperscalers. To show this a bit in more detail how this basically works also very simplified of course we have here on the top and the Gardener control cluster. This control cluster spawns so-called seed clusters for each cloud one seed cluster and these seed clusters again spawn so-called shoot clusters and within the shoot clusters you can run your actual cloud workload and the cool thing is this can be managed centrally via API so web interface and it really you can think about it it really expands into a cloud so you can really do a massive scale out there by just starting more and more clusters and the good thing is you can also shrink in that deployment again so you can kill that clusters and this is very useful for workloads that have peak demands. So many workloads have maybe at the end of the month for demand for a much more compute resources for example and with this solution you can really go from your private cloud for example into hyperscalers use that temporarily pay some money for it of course and after you did it not anymore you can throw it away and just to bring everything together just to give you a little bit and information how this works together as an autism plus the Kubernetes Gardener is basically a full stack and it can be used for traditional workloads which means yeah old pet workloads or workloads that are somewhere between pet and cattle workloads so close to cloud native but not really pet workloads are typically for example some old oracle databases or yeah some Microsoft Active Directory for example these are pet workloads we have workloads somewhere in the middle for example SAP workloads SAP NetWeaver or SAP HANA somewhere in the middle and cloud native workloads are usually running containerized and with the Kubernetes this is possible as well like I already said it's a when there's a reference implementation for the suwin cloud stack and just to give you a little introduction into the suwin cloud stack and what actually is so there is a project from the European Union that's called Gaia X the idea is to build an alternative for the big hyperscalers but the idea is not to build a new big organization that has just one new big hyperscaler the idea is more to connect little hyperscalers together and this is being done by the so-called Gaia X federation services but you can imagine if you have such a complex architecture here and you need a lot of standardization and so everything is standardized and this is basically across all layers and for the most layers down so the platform as a service layer and the infrastructure as a service layer this is combined and this architecture for that both layers is called the suwin cloud stack so suwin cloud stack is an architecture that a reference implementation that implements that architecture is done by the Osism OpenStack distribution so if this really lifts up this Gaia X it's it was last week on the SCS summit in Berlin I think this will be really a great thing probably at the moment I would say it looks really really promising yeah I said I'm at the end of my part and we'll hand over to Michelle who is then doing the field experience part yeah thank you Markus for the overview yeah as you already said we have the problems or the problem if we go to the customer who wants OpenStack we are facing several problems and I've tried to draw it as a puzzle as an unsolved architecture puzzle the first piece of our puzzle as you see there are already two solved and two unsolved the two unsolved is the first one is the network and probably you would agree network deploying on the customer side is sometimes quite challenging we have several options to deploy a network for example default I would say default network but floating at peer addresses external stuff overlay network that's it then of course we can have multiple provider networks connected to our hypervisor so that the instances are directly connected to a corporate LAN let's say and the bgp option where the network node announces open bgp speaker to an layer up switch security gateway router the networks which are configured by a customer on the open stack and of course third-party option as the end software whatever it is so network is always challenging it's always a piece of puzzle that we need to solve with the customer directly so we don't have an master plan for a network let's say the other one is then storage of course who runs open stack with sef just three two yeah who runs open stack with net up for example one two okay at least three three really okay um so we have several options of course for the network we can go with the sef as I said if customer decides here I want to go with sef because I don't have a storage that fits to our open stack cloud we have to figure out what kind of hardware he has if not we have to configure a hardware takes a process if the customer wants to integrate his existing storage for example like a net app can we have credentials to access the net to access the net app storage or we only have an nfs share or or some other kind of storage so storage is another piece that we need to solve with the customer on site also no master plan for that we have a master plan for our deployment and our images deployment as marcos already mentioned we are using osizem open open source infrastructure service manager which is a wrapper around multiple open source projects as you already mentioned color ansible sef ansible and some other internal apis um we start always with a configuration repository that restoring and git customer site public site or public is not the bad one or on our git color ansible has some configuration options sef ansible has some configuration options all these options are stored in that git repository and with that we can start with the seat note here and the seat note can be a laptop virtual machine a piece of hardware and in some cases also the controller itself but later that um and the seat note just powers up some bunch of containers so the manager is I would say 10 to 12 containers okay ansible uh color ansible sef ansible some internal stuff and sec networks and by first for the deploy mechanism um if the manager is up and running we can go to the next step deploying the controller the hardware we can use or at least we have two and almost three options to deploy the hardware the first one is of course we do it manually spin up an e-zone of the management install a ubuntu system and that's it and then we can roll out the next step and the second option is to use by first to bootstrap or to install the controller computes over pixie with the ubuntu os and there's the new option which is let's say a technical preview that's um pre-built image what we can use what we can fire up over redfish for example and install the controller computes over that specific image and report back to status of the installation progress or status to a net box and with the net box we are using the net box as an inventory for our ansible rollout for ansible playbooks that's one option the other one is the traditional ansible inventory over text files with net box we have several options or benefits features the first one is we can generate the inventory for our environment and the second one is you can configure in the net box the whole environment that means compute storage with mac addresses ip addresses switch ports serial numbers dns entries and all the stuff that you need or you want to store in the net box net box more or less a config dp and with this information we are able to generate the switch configuration so and with that we are able to move a host dynamically from one roll to another one like in this example here we can use this one this note here as a compute in the beginning and if we're seeing oh the demand is more like we need bare metal workloads for ironic we can reassign over the net box with a simple tag that this note is an ironic note now start the rollout process from the manager the note gets cleaned up and regulated on the controller so on the open stack itself that is this one this note is now an ironic note for example um if the os is installed last step is of course color ansible rollout all the open stack services and yeah after that we are able to start workloads on ironic for example bare metal workloads for an ironic note or on an instance for example the next one is how to get images into our open stack environment and with that we have a build pipeline it also starts with git repository the git repository stores config information for the specific image easy way is to or the easiest way is to go upstream ubuntu.com download the open stack images upload it and that's it i would say that fit for 60 to 80 percent of our customers and the rest needs custom images because security wise or they want to add the specific software or they want nightly builds of an of the image patches and all stuff and with that we can add custom scripts custom configuration parts to the git repository and over in cacd we can trigger the build process we can use kivi build for example or mkaose which part of the system decollection or mdt but mdt is a completely different story that's only for windows build services um for mdt you need the dedicated windows host and all the stuff that makes it a bit tricky um if the build process is ready we have the images um and the images are uploaded over the cacd into our open stack of course and yeah with that i'd like to hand over to marcos again thank you yeah i think we said all the pieces are connected together basically so the puzzle is closed in the end yeah as you can see here is still a little hole in this little puzzle so this stands for all the things that are still not working after that which is of course always the case usually in our projects when we do it before we do the go live there's an extensive testing there are also extensive trainings and to the end users that are operating that or using that as end users or operating that but as always it's IT technology nothing is really working perfect but in the end when everything really is going stable usually then we hand over this operations then to the actual yeah local teams to continue with the operations yeah with that um we are at the end of our talk um thank you for your participation are there any questions so no questions okay then thank you very much yeah any other question from anybody yes oh i'm sorry thanks for talking i just wanted to to hear how modular the different parts so for example you said that the reference implementation is called up for actually deploying open stack how easy would it be to like run the vice first part and the net box part but then utilize for example open stack ansible or something else for for actually deploying the parts that are open stack for example that's part of the ss so it's um yeah exactly so this is basically part of the of the architecture yeah so this is basically a given in the end yeah of course technically would be possible um but um like the architecture is really pre-given that's the only option okay thanks that's an open source project yeah so feel free yeah any other question okay then okay have a great evening thank you very much for telling thank you bye


don't know just why they wanted to call this a confession. I certainly don't feel guilty about being a Republican. I've always been a Republican. My father is, his father was. The whole family is a Republican family. I voted for Dwight Eisenhower the first time I ever voted. I voted for Nixon the last time. When we come to Senator Goldwater, now it seems to me we're up against a very different kind of a man. This man scares me. Now maybe I'm wrong. A friend of mine has said to me, listen just because a man sounds a little irresponsible during a campaign doesn't mean he's going to act irresponsibly. You know that theory that the White House makes the man. I don't buy that. You know what I think makes a president? I mean aside from his judgment, his experience, the men behind him, his advisors, the cabinet, and so many men with strange ideas are working for Goldwater. You'll hear a lot about what these guys are against. This seems to be against just about everything, but what are they for? The hardest thing for me about this whole campaign is to sort out one Gold Water statement from another. A reporter will go to Senator Goldwater and I'll say, Senator, on such and such a day you said, and I quote, blah blah whatever it is, end quote, and then Goldwater says, well I wouldn't put it that way. I can't follow that. Was he serious when he did put it that way? Is he serious when he says he wouldn't put it that way? I just don't get it. A president ought to mean what he says. President Johnson now, Johnson at least is talking about facts. He says, look we got the tax cut bill and because of that you get to carry home X number of dollars more every payday. We got the nuclear test ban and because of that there's X percent less radioactivity in the food but but Goldwater, often you can't, I can't figure out just what Goldwater means by the things he says. I read now where he says a wave, a craven fear of death is sweeping across America. What is that supposed to mean? If he means that people don't want to fight a nuclear war, he's right. I don't. When I read some of these things that Goldwater says about total victory, I get a little worried, you know? I wish I was as sure that Goldwater is against war as I am that he's against some of these other things.  Sometimes I wish I'd been at that convention in San Francisco. I mean I wish I'd been a delegate. I really do because I would have fought, you know? And I wouldn't have worried so much about party unity because if you unite behind a man you don't believe in, it's a lie. I tell you those people who got control of that convention, who are they? I mean when the head of the Ku Klux Klan, when all these weird groups come out in favor of the candidate of my party, either they're not Republicans or I'm not, I've thought about just not voting in this election, just staying home but you can't do that because that's that's saying you you don't care who wins and I do care. I think my party made a bad mistake in San Francisco and I'm gonna have to vote against that mistake on the 3rd of November. Vote for President Johnson on November 3rd. The stakes are too high for you to stay home.


It's the dead of night. I'm about to go into imaginary new PG-13 horror film. I guess it's about a bear, a stuffed toy that probably gets possessed starts making a girl do bad things. I don't know much about it. Don't have high hopes for it. This is part of the PG-13. Now that's what I call horror teenager movie starter pack. That's what I call these. They're kind of safe movies. They're pretty generic. Not insultingly bad. Sometimes they have good cinematography. A couple good scares. We'll see if that remains true afterwards. Just getting out of the absolute nightmare fuel that was imaginary. It was terrible. I can't imagine- Wait, there's my imaginary friend, bless. Sir, what did you think of the movie? Can you see me? Can you see me? Can you really see me? Did you like the movie?  It was so hard.


Just to pour out my heart got a drink girl I've had so many mixed emotions this week like It has been a Very stressful Opening week for me So let me just start off by saying that Mother's Day was okay I got stuff for Mother's Day, but you know my husband and I Got into a little disagreement. They didn't have anything to do with Mother's Day We got into a little disagreement while we were out on our date night and that really set my mood for the whole Mother's Day weekend baby, but you best believe he got his ass up To JB with the bed bath and whatever and got me some stuff because even though you know I was you know, we were going back and forth. He appreciates the the mother than I am.  Those of you from East Texas This was an accident on the 31 so going in between Kilgore and Tyler I guess he was going he was going to Tyler to drop off the babies at their mom Y'all those babies his three and five-year-old babies So I guess what happened is that a guy the other guy This is a two-lane road. Which is very very common in the country And so the other guys worked into their lane and hit them head on Now he was apparently alive and they tried to pull him out But they couldn't get him in time, but they were able to pull my cousin out They went over to see the driver, which was the passenger Excuse me, which was his girlfriend at the time. She was dead And the two babies were already bad.  I have my husband. I you know, we're all good I don't need to be you know, and I was telling my my best friend was really upset about mother's day And she's like, wait a minute this woman lost her kids on mother's day. I said, yeah She's again. I'm I'm I'm actually I'm Because she was upset too about something else with her husband and that was like a reality check like But yeah, y'all I just Then on top of that, I know someone else.  She is going through a loss right now Huh, I was devastated when I saw that you know who you are if you're seeing this. I'm still praying for you It's a lot y'all we thought 2020 was a lot But I have a feeling 2021 just started and this it's going to be a roller coaster of emotion And I'm trying to get prepared um And actually JB just told me to oh, um On the lighter side, there is a homeless person. We've been seeing in the neighborhood And y'all my my mom always taught my sister and I to give and so I want a couple of neighborhood groups And people are already complaining about the number of homeless people in the area, which I understand But there is a woman who is up here and she Someone posted on our facebook group that they stopped by talk during she's very sweet But she's just trying to make her way up to a town that's about 10 minutes away So when I was taking JB to go get some donuts this morning, I saw her moving her stuff And it's hot y'all it's already in the 90s here in phoenix.  Sorry. Sorry. I went out there to help her to get at least like I don't know how far we walked like half a mile to where she needs to go But the thing is that it looks like she's a hoarder She's hoarding because she had a lot of stuff that she possibly doesn't need And so I told her exactly where to go and I saw her I just saw her going home and she's still sitting somewhere But anyway, you know even with that And I told her I verbatim told her I said you need to get out of this neighborhood by night because there are people in this And she's She's in her 40s Hispanic woman, you know and I said there are people in this neighborhood Who are already complaining? She's got no the cops have already came by to tell and told me that I need to leave Y'all she looks like you know what she looks like you ever remember a home alone too When Macaulay Culkin was with the homeless lady in the park. That's what this woman looks like She's a heavier said Hispanic woman.  Well, it's kind of scary, but she's very sweet I just talked to her for a bit You never know what people are going through you really don't so it it It's really nothing for me to try to help someone but the thing that kind of upsets me about this neighborhood is that these folks Very judgmental not everyone But the majority of them I look again. I live in north Phoenix very judgmental And I was telling her I said, yeah people are already complaining. So you know, yes, ma'am You need to you need to try to get out of here as soon as possible.  She has trolleys and buggies.  Was she more than likely she probably have some type? I'm not a I'm not a psychologist But more than likely she has probably had some type of mental issues But with that being said she's not smoking. She's not drinking She was picking up everything everything that she dropped. She makes you to pick it up So she respects our area I just don't get these people y'all Like if we were in Texas honestly, she would be up the road by now because we help people out in the south But these folks up here child, they're like I literally saw a comment from one person who was like That's great that she's you know, she's moving her way But she needs to hurry the hell up and get out of our neighborhood I'm like, well, why don't you help her? She said a couple of people have stopped to help her but they're um Oh Shout out to angel. Thank you. Nezzie naps for helping me Give you giving me some advice on my taxes with youtube girl. At first. We almost old youtube I was almost old taxes, but now since she told me girl. You better do your um I don't know y'all my head is in the in the clouds. Basically. I can you know My deductibles for being a youtuber. I put all that in there and now we don't owe money We get a little bit of something back now. So thank you. Shout out to nezzie naps For that advice. So y'all I'm just now I'm just Hug your babies hug your children You know, I know some of y'all do it but really do because Life is so fragile Good morning. Good morning you guys Girl my hair looks a mess because I'm like days behind on washing my hair But it's friday it's friday and I'm really too slang Y'all I'm in a much better mood today um Yesterday I was very weepy.   He sniffs my face And he's so cute. He's like he smells so good.   I see why nobody going to no damn furniture store. I spent almost 700 dollars on our bed and a mattress They were no box spring Even the bed itself. It doesn't have the railings to go underneath it. It's just like three real I got a grown-ass man.  She was very thorough while we were there But she was in such a hairy first of all. I don't even think that's the right bed. We that we want it I need to go online Because JB was even JB said he's like, this is not what I thought it would be. I said no, this is does not look like what I ordered um So last night in a hairy I just went ahead and ordered him a box spring because let me back up. I did call the furniture store.  She's like, well, can you see your order? I said, well, I can't find the paperwork I literally had to paperwork here. Y'all I'm really good about keeping stuff I had to paperwork here for months and all of a sudden I can't find it So she looks it up in the system, right? Hold on y'all. I'm doing work too. She looks it up in the system. She's like, oh, she didn't get you the box spring And I said, excuse me. She's like, yeah, she didn't include the box spring. I said, does that make any sense to you? Why would I order an entire bed with my mattress and I get the box? She's like, yeah I don't yeah, she the lady got a little quiet So I said, so if I ordered a box spring through you guys, do I have to order Do I have to also do the delivery fee? She's like, yeah, unfortunately.  So I got on like way fair Ordered a box spring mattress for like a hundred dollars, which is expensive now in my opinion They used to be like the girl. I don't know I ordered a box spring spring mattress and while I was edit I went ahead and got me another makeup Trane case because mine is broken And I got another I found a really cute bedroom set for us um 70% off it was like originally $150. I got $50. So yes, I got me there You guys say hi, baby. Hi So we are on our way. Look, I just did my hair this morning and I have a video coming for y'all girl wash stay with olivera plant I don't like doing a shower videos. I mean who does so anyway, we're on our way to an indoor playground I am super excited now about the end of our indoor playground, but because I get to get Rudy's barbecue afterwards Rudy's is based out of Houston and this place is pretty far. So Yeah, anyway y'all we're gonna go ahead and head out and I'll film a little bit while we're there But I really that's it for today. We're gonna do that. We're gonna be there for a while And then my neighbor um wanted me to come by later on tonight so that jb can play with her Her nieces and nephews and her daughter and so that we can Yes, my husband can't do that anymore y'all He said that it's messing with his lungs because he's when he runs he can feel a difference I'm like, we'll stop exercising now. My husband runs three miles a day He said since he's been partaking with me. He's noticed a change when he's um, right? I think it's really allergy season. The man has only done it three or four times Like it's not like you a 20 year old 20 year smoker I don't know but hey if he says it's what it is, but he does eat my edibles


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