Russian convicts take their weapons and run away from the army. In Lisyshansk, Luhansk region occupied by the Russians, 39 former convicts escaped from the camp of the Storm-Z Detachment. According to the local edition 161.ru, the escape took place on May 24th during the escape and overseer a soldier from the so-called Ministry of State Security of the LRP was killed. It is noted that the escaped prisoners are armed and hiding in cars. Deserters are already being sought in the Russian Federation. The security forces of the Rostov region have received orientation on them. Prior to this, the Russian project Gulagu.net reported on the possibility of such an emergency in the organization of which Prigozin and his mercenaries may be involved. The goal is to discredit the Russian Ministry of Defense and further undermine Shoigu's reputation, accusing him of being unable to control the Project K and prisoners released for war. Recall, it was previously reported that the Russian military leadership struggled to maintain discipline in its ranks during the war in Ukraine, but the problems only worsened after the forced mobilization of reservists from October 2022. It was also noted that Russian soldiers would be imprisoned for surrendering without serious injuries. The military of the Russian Federation will be considered a criminal if he surrendered voluntarily.


I live a genuine story for capital weighting something box with my computer so I'm already is hung from hotel robotics and It's been ordered for me to stay here and give you a brief discussion about our product No, anyway so our company hotel robotics was actually funded in 2014 and in the past nine years we have been Developing manufacturing for the drones including the multi-rotor and also some tilt-rotor fatal wing In the past 10 years we have been doing that and now we have become one of the leading brands in China and also in the New world in a nationwide Grants so headquarter in a Shenzhen city. We have also we have also a subsidiary in USA in both out near Seattle and We also two Factories one in Shenzhen one the other one is in Vietnam for different countries delivery and also shipment so because we This is our Product portfolio so you can see from the photo that we do not only I will not not only provide this kind of a smaller one, but also the middle so bigger size the one and We also produce our payload and also some ecosystem products like a nest and also our says So all of these things above are actually our self-made self-developed and also self-manufactured Because we have been in this industry for nearly 10 years We collect the voices we collect the feedback from market from customers So that's why we know that who customers need and we need to Explore more to find it to meet their request So that's why here today. I'm bringing you guys up this brand new software for mapping from our company's called hotel mapper while auto memory is actually one of the quickest mapping software in the industry and It will bring brought bring you 2d and 3d reconstruction models and results in a very quick way in a professional way and in the cost-effective way So let's go from the first one first one is actually the 2d reconstruction This I believe this should be the one of the basic Fundamental functions for all the mapping processing software So for hours, we can we can produce the DOS DLM and DOSM resolver you guys and also it's a it will Generate I think there's a thousand pieces of pictures in six hours And also if you are using our RTK module, you can realize a five centimeter level accuracy and This is our 2d one so we actually made some comparison between our product and also our competitors just so you can see from four photos here the first one is our mapper and next one is Someone from T some are and also this one is the next one is for the piece of some D And last one is a D some come join some deploy so you can see from the quality that we have taken the pictures from the roof and There was kind of a shadows in some of this Results when they when they are mapping processing generator results, but you see here the red arrow here our clear is Image is better. It's better seems to be better and cleaning clear so well, I think that actually the 2d Reconstruction is is actually what we have now, but for this one we call that 2d 2.5d quickstation is I suppose to be the unique features in the entire industry This one is actually we have two kind of ways to realize it first one is that you can import the The photos have taken and you just use that to generate the result or you can use to do it in a unique way That is when you fly your drone, you can get back the result. I will show you a video about that or how it works This is actually a screen recording from our real mission You can see if you're you just to generate your new mission mission plan use your rc you can set the height set the speed and I'll set the action of each waypoint When you download you have done this job, you are just to upload the missions from the RC to the drone second step is to set up The connection between your drone and also your PC to run this mapper You have an IP address. You just enter IP address and make them connected with each other This IP address is presented in actually in the left corner of the computer so now the drone goes to the mission and You see there are two layers of the web on this one The basic layer is actually the pre-taken image on the map But here is what your drone goes and you get that's a real-time image and also modeling in a real-time When the while the drone is actually flying so after the mission ends you just end this function it lands and You get it 2.5d result immediately after the machine is over and This looks like this is actually the result you get from the previous mission. It's very quick very professional Very efficient. Normally this feature can be used for some kind of a after disaster Evaluation and some kind of a traffic jam traffic accident where they are policemen have to control the Record evidence as the second kind of information and then just to clear them away So you need you really need a fast time to set up the connection and also generate the modeling in there and Third feature is the 3d reconstruction. So for here because you need need more details so in here we just we can produce the tens of them pieces of images in 18 hours and it also we could realize the 5 meters in a meter Accuracy via our RTK module, which is externally bounded on our device and The format could be B3DUM or SGB or OBG or PLY Again compress between hours and others. So you see here actually are With you are some kind of detailed information in this this framework pictures You see in the PD that one some of the texture from texture from the tree from the trunk has been moved to the Polygon, but I have to do a high long power here And also that see some are here some missing features are missing and last one is even let's say worse because it's like a Most part of the body the power body is just missing and you would there's so many kind of a texture in The tree from the was moving from tree to that body. So let's say what is the more details we can do it in a more Detailed way The other one is also we had to pull three because you see here The actual height of this is tower is actually 45 meters So this part we the result from our test is actually 45.5 to 2 meters Well, the PD get the very actual very accurate Figure, but for Tara is like a more in a more way We don't put D point here because that there are some bugs there that the top of the figure cannot be obtained by the software So we just put this three and so usually here we have a higher complication But with a high difference from minus 30 39 to 44 meters Sorry, and we are still trying to make it even lower in this part of the accuracy and Aerial regulation is actually also that their fundamental fun for our users So we can deal with large scale of data in a stable and in a very efficient way Coming up coming forward in that is a point contest point cloud. So we will we will add very dense Point cloud in in the images to improve the connectivity and also to modify or calibrate to those artifact or Differmations in those bottles. So to give you a more accurate more comprehensive Modeling without any kind of a defects there Again the comparison as really efficiency here Aerial triangulation plus the dense Point cloud for every point branch here hours use less than one hour While some models use just to ten hours and also why not almost one and a half hours? So in terms of efficiency, I would say our product our for our software could give you more Conserve you more time in terms of this kind of a complex modeling Well, next speech is actually a example of how we do its post-processing modeling You created a project name let's say reconstruction and You select the image photo from your from the mission you take you just select them all This is actually actual actual images that they take So you import them and start modeling from the processor you can set this like a camera parameters and Also some kind of post data and this is actually the position of every photo the every position that the drone takes So the quality can be Selected as medium high or low. It depends on your real request, but higher Quality takes more time to realize now it's actually finished the model is finished and you can see the details of the tree of that Tower and also the the villa in it in there. It's very precise and we're very professional here and here you can also use the measurement to test the height or the area or the volume of the any objects in the in this kind of a Area image So that is this Well, the last part is actually the pricing. Well, as we said, we are more cost effective So we just to present our list the pricing here Well, we have actually two ways of a payment. One is the perpetual payment for using once for all Or you can choose to description in a kind of a two ways monthly or annually and for some of the And also we will provide you with the 90 days free file if you download the website the product in our website And you will say some kind of a product or more even cheaper, but in some kind of way we are more Considering the quality and and the results. Well, we say that is a you know, very more cost-effective way So that is actually the basic introduction of our product here And if there you you guys have some questions or not It's just for some of you guys is maybe first time to hear our brand here But if you are doing some business in Europe, well, our brand is has some repetition repetition here And if you have do not have our booth locates in the D-hole 5 D 5 point 20 that is our booth and you are welcome to there and have we have a more Further description and also further this discussion with you guys. Then that is my presentation here. Thanks for listening guys


All right. Welcome to our bi-weekly SMI community meeting. Today is June 10, 2020. And if you haven't so yet, please add yourself to the Google Docs that our British Chair already got on the chat. All right, let's see where we are. Thanks for subscribing, Bridget. And I think the first action item or agenda item that I say is blog posts suggestions. Right. So that's issue 36. Yeah. So we had, um, I added this one because we had talked a little while ago about getting community members to write blog posts. And I know the fine folks from solo were interested in writing one about a service mash hub as an example of an implementation. And I talked to Betty this morning. You did. I see it's on the call. I talked to Betty this morning and she was saying, yeah, they still are interested in writing that. It looks like a few people commented or gave ideas about what would be a reasonable community implementation of blog posts to wit if we had two people approve as per usual, but they were not from the same company as the blog post. I just wanted to kind of circle back and see how everyone felt about that. Oh, any comments? That's good. Do we have anything actionable around that? I think since it looks like we're getting kind of lazy approved, people are either yes or I'll write up guidelines in the blog, or in the smispect.io repo and then make it very easy and clear for, you know, give people a template to submit an issue to put a blog post up. Does that meet with anyone's questions approval? That sounds pretty good to me. Was the, so to recap the only requirement is well, you know, that the topic is relevant and that the, and that the blog is reviewed and approved by two independent parties. Yep. I, and I'll write a little bit more clearly, but I did write in the issue, some proposed guidelines that people seem okay with. And basically that it can't be an ad for a commercial product. You can mention your product, but like it has to be interesting and actionable by people who are not buying something from you. Got you. Make sense to me. All right. Cool. Cool. All right. Let's see what's up next. Looks like. The top level spec update. It's per request 169. And that's again, you bridge it. Oh, I added it, but I don't have a ton of more insight. It was actually. Defan wanted to put this in. So maybe if you can. Clarify Stefan. Can't hear you. Sorry. Sorry. We're talking about the spec for request. Yeah. So we, we decided we want to do that. Normalize our custom resources. So they are conformant with the Kubernetes. Object interface. I think it's called. So yeah, we need one more approval for that. And this poor request blocks the HTTP route one. Because I don't want to create a poor request to add a spec to the peer out until we decide that okay, everything should have a top level spec. If we could get someone on board today to merge this one, then we can, I can move forward with the route. We should also discuss if we have time today, how, how are we going to deal with this kind of breaking change in the SDK? Sounds good. I approved it. And I am definitely want to discuss how to deal with that in the SDK. Because it seems like the versions are completely like all the previous versions are going to be completely incompatible. And you'd have to delete all of your objects. Because this isn't even something that the conversion webhug could really handle, right? Yeah, so. Well, it's alpha. Yeah, my proposal is to just make a new release of the SDK. Create a release note. A document on the release note. Again, the change and link back to the spec. Make people aware that we are doing this. I'm, I'm in favor. I also don't see another path forward, but we probably want to just make sure the Lankity folks are okay with that. And the console folks are okay with that since both of them have implemented traffic target and traffic spec. So we can just ask on the channel. No, I don't think so. I mean. Oh, Lankity doesn't have traffic target and spec. Oh my bad. But they do have specs, right? Because do they support? Actually. They don't support the one alpha three of traffic split. So they, the spec doesn't matter. Console is the only implementation. So we probably want to just run this past them. And get an approval. And also the route change will break console as well. Which HTTP route change. If we add the spec date. Oh yeah. To the traffic specs, right? Yes. Yeah. Okay. Well. All right. Let's follow up in the channel and try to get it resolved today. And that's late for the console folks. But anyway, I couldn't find. The one thing I was looking for was a PSMI implementation for console. So I'm not, I'm not sure console actually uses SMI. What is just that project to. There's a showcase that. This is how SMI could work with console. Oh yeah. Did you see the adapter, right though? Yeah. of it on the console docs, nor in the console connect hand chart, so whoever is using it must be aware that this is purely experimental. That's fair. Yeah. Do we have anyone here on the call who could comment on that? Who knows about the status there? No. OK, so what do you suggest to do about it now? We need to follow up on the Slack channel. OK. And most likely, it'll just be fine. I don't think anybody is going to disagree. I just want to make sure everybody's aware. So it's fine. I can ask Nick and take this up on the Slack channel. Oh, cool. Any other comments on that one, or can we move on to the next agenda item? Going once, going twice. All right. The next one is by Kaliah, conflicting HTTP headers from traffic split and traffic spec. Would you like to expand on that? Yes. So hi, everyone. My name is Kaliah. I work with Michelle at Microsoft. And so I was wondering about V1 alpha 3 for traffic split, because that allows you to specify HTTP headers for that. But so does traffic spec. So what's the guidance for if the user configures a traffic split with headers that conflict with the ones in traffic spec? So traffic split does not support headers. It supports a reference to a spec where you specify headers. OK. I think Kaliah meant traffic target, right? Oh, traffic target, sure. So if your access control policy has one thing, and then you create a traffic split which references a traffic spec, but that actually executing that traffic split is not possible because of the policies you define or the specs you define in traffic target and reference and trap and target, how should an implementation deal with that? Is there any guidance around it? Have we ever talked about it? I think that's a big question on our mind. Kaliah, you have anything else to expand on that? No. OK, so the use case is you create two HTTP route groups with conflicting headers in them. Yeah. The reference one in the traffic target and the other one in the traffic split, right? Yeah. OK, so the traffic split will dictate how traffic flows and the target will block the traffic for that header. And don't see where the conflict is. I think one of the questions I personally had was should we mention in the spec anywhere what happens when this conflict arises should we explicitly state that, in my opinion, it should be the implementation that handles it. And so if there are errors that need to be bubbled up or the user needs to understand that this split is not possible or the errors that are coming because of this conflict between the split and the access policy, that, in my opinion, is up to the mesh provider. But it would be helpful if I think the spec talks about this type of behavior. I don't think that we explicitly state that these are independent functionality that don't necessarily, we don't handle them overlapping. And their overlapping or conflicts between them overlapping is something that the provider has to deal with. Yeah, I think it goes back to the status discussion. I think that's right. So let's imagine on the traffic target, status, sub-resource, the implementation should report that this is blocked on the traffic split. It should report, OK, this is blocked by the traffic target. And this way is not specific to the implementation. Anyone can look at the status and see that, OK, this route is blocked by this other definition. Yeah, on create, that would be a good thing to make sure the implementation deals with. And then I guess when a policy is applied, does that mean that the status of all relevant traffic splits get updated too? Because I think on create, it makes a lot of sense to update the status. But if you want to deal with conflicts all the time, it just might be heavy burden on the system. Maybe that's just what you need to do. I'm guessing going to change. How often will you change a HTTP route group definition? Let's say it makes sense to change it every time your API, your app interface changes. Maybe you add a new route or you add a new HTTP method to a certain route. That is where a route group could change, right? Yeah. It's not every single deployment of an app will reflect in an HTTP route group change. But yeah, I get your point, you can. Or even a traffic target change. Yes. But if a traffic target blocks a split, then you'll get a non-authorized error, right? If the split points to, let's say, unknown pod or a crashed application, then you'll get a 500 something. And it's from the HTTP response, it's clear that, OK, this is unauthorized and this is, I don't know, timeout or 503. I forgot the same. So I'm guessing from a user perspective, it's clear that, OK, you get an unauthorized error and you can handle that. Yeah, that's a good point. GRPC also has a code for unauthorized. TCP is hard in this case. But then you don't have headers for TCP. So it's not an issue, UDP either. Yeah. I agree, we should mention something in the spec about this. So is there anything actionable around that? Can we create an issue or somehow someone taking up on that? Kalia, do you have an issue already open? No, I don't have an issue open. Do you have any thoughts around this? Me? Just from the conversation. Yeah, did you want to add anything? I just wanted to give you an opportunity. OK. Yeah, I think I'm still just trying to follow along. So I think from this discussion, there's a lease between us to find. And I haven't heard any objections. But I think we agree that we should mention what the behavior may look like when there is some conflicting SMI policy, when there's a conflict between policy and traffic split. So there should be some message in the spec. I think we both agree on that. There's an open conversation around updating the status of the traffic split object to reflect that there might be a conflicting policy. Or if this is not something that we can create at this time, like we just need to have that conversation and the issue about around what specification we want to define around updating a status for the traffic split object. And then the third thing is just outlining what the behavior should, what the behavior normally would be. You would get 503s or any other, we can outlight any other behavior that we could look out for. That would be common to any implementation. Just so if someone comes across this issue, they know what to look out for. And then is there guidance on, so are we just not going to resolve it from the implementation perspective? I think we have to get more thoughts from the other maintainers on that. Maybe since we've had this conversation, we can ask them to watch this discussion or fall on the issue queue and give us more thoughts. I don't think it should be something that the spec should define behavior for. I think that it should be an implementation-specific thing or the implementation should handle conflicts. But I do think we should call it out on this spec and clarify what good patterns might be. OK. One second. I don't think conflict is the right word for it. So imagine I have a HMP route group and a traffic split definition inside, let's say, my head chat. And I'm deploying my app to do canary deployments or whatever like that. Then a cluster admin comes and say, hey, I don't want traffic to be routed with this header and it blocks it. This is how firewall works. You can enforce something. So in my mind, if not the conflict is a policy enforcement, even if you have some route definition that lists a bunch of headers, a cluster admin can say, hey, from all these headers, I'm allowing only these ones. Because maybe you cannot change the route group because maybe that route group definition comes from outside your organization, from a head chat made by someone else, for example. Yeah. That's a good point. If you think about network policies, you can then your app, hey, I want to call this other app, then the cluster admin says, no, here is a network policy and I'm blocking it. In the same way with SMI, we say I'm allowing this kind of header. Yeah. So it may just like it's not necessarily a conflict. So we might not have to work around it. We just have to call attention to it. Yes. For sure. OK. All right. Cool. We have seven minutes left and we are at the end of the agenda as far as it's in Google Docs. That's really good. So any other business, anything else that's not on the agenda anyone wants to raise something or suggest something or volunteer for next time moderating or scribing? Yeah, I have a question. Yes. Please go ahead, Stefan. Is Microsoft working on a SMI implementation? Yeah. I think so. I don't know how much I can say, but yeah, Microsoft is working on implementing someone. Related question. Is there any company anywhere in the world that is not working on an SMI implementation? All right. Google isn't. That's OK. We have an adapter for them. Speaking of which, I really need to review some PRs on that adapter. Yeah, that's a good point. The state of the adapter is that it is it functional right now? I don't know that it is. Yeah, it is. Why wouldn't it be? I haven't tested it. Yeah, I haven't been given. Yeah, I had feedback recently that I think it was with traffic metrics that it was working. Yeah, that's correct. The adapter doesn't deal with the AC adapter doesn't deal with the traffic metrics. It just deals with split in policy. But yeah, metrics doesn't work because Istio's made some updates in the latest version of how they do metrics. And so we do need to update the traffic metrics implementation for Istio. Don't believe that works. And I was trying to carve some time out to do that. But to be honest, I had a really hard time, along with some of the other folks on my team, understanding SMI metrics. So I've been trying to figure out how to iterate on the document, make it a little more clear how to actually implement it. And I think some of the instructions on the metrics repo are also out of date, considering they're home two instructions and not home three. And then the API server runs, but it doesn't have any storage mechanism in the pod. So you're just getting a JSON response that is in the form of the traffic metrics object. You can't really query Kubernetes to get the object back. There's no CRD or anything like that. And I'm just curious about the background of some of these decisions. So I'm going to try to carve some time out to work on the metrics stuff. And if anybody else is interested, let me know. Yeah. My understanding is that the SMI metrics library is just a transformer between Prometheus and the external metric API in Kubernetes. So every time Kubernetes asks, you ask the Kubernetes API, hey, give me a metric for a pod. Then this library, what it does, it translates that API calling to a Prometheus query. And it returns the result in the Kubernetes metrics object. So I don't think it needs a storage because Prometheus should be the storage. Yeah. Probably some caching. So it doesn't bombard Prometheus. You should have like 100 HPAs doing the same calls to the same thing. It's more like in-memory caching could be used there. I know the metrics server, the Prometheus adapter, has something like that. Does Flagger use metrics at all? Or does it SMI metrics? Or does it plan on using SMI metrics at all? Who? Does Flagger plan on using SMI metrics at all? I've been thinking about this. And it's quite limited. I mean, most people use Flagger to write their own custom metrics queries. Like, OK, you have latency and error rate that comes built in with any service measure ingress control. Most people are interested in, hey, how many connections is the canary? Has the canary opened on the database? It's over a limit. There is no good or any kind of business metrics. So right now Flagger can call out to Prometheus, TechDriver, and Databug. And people are asking for a new relic and so on. So it's a different type of different scale of metrics. That makes sense. I've been trying to, I think, getting metrics on edges is really valuable. Also, we've been looking into how to do that. And I think some of the docs need to be updated because you can't really do edges with services. So that's just something to look out for and something that needs to be updated. I think metrics needs a little slash a lot of love right now. I see we're out of time, so I'll stop rambling. All right, we have the top, well, not really the hour, but half hour. So thanks a lot, everyone, for showing up. And thanks a lot for subscribing, Richard. And see you in two weeks' time. Thanks a lot. And it'd be great if people wanted to volunteer to leave the call. Michael did an amazing job being tapped at the last minute. Otherwise, I will pick a victim next time. Thank you. Bye.


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So again, just a little two box half for here guys blockchain at the bottom and It's colossal signatures Christian McCaffrey Carolina Panthers this one at Joshua Good luck guys one moon to 35 for the Houston Oilers It's gonna go to the Tennessee Titans and is equal at 16 out of 99 for the Cowboys Jonathan Taylor tremendous treasures relic Number 32 out of 99 I'm there for the Colton Greg dual rookie NFL gear combos that is DJ Dallas and Jordan Brooks to 99 Deebo Samuel to 25 49ers going to Matthew And Century materials seven out of ten nice three-color patch Kyler Murray at the second-year Kyler Murray Going to the Arizona Cardinals Jonathan All right, let's go guys last four hits here Larry Johnson. Wow a little throwback right there to the Chiefs three out of 49 Can't say he cheered going to Joshua We have NFL gear tonight and I and James Robinson for the Jaguars on Hall of Famer Colossal Jersey autographs 16 out of 25. I don't really see too many Kurt Warner autographs that is Cardinals edition Kurt Warner Go into John Cardinals up Hollywood. They suck But he doesn't though All right, and last but not least guys, we do have a tribute little retro RPA Eight out of 25 three-color patch and autograph that is Jerry Judy for the Denver Broncos going to Joshua Eight out of 25. There you go. So again guys, no big rookie quarterback. Although we did get a nice Kurt Warner Hall of Fame Little Jersey Auto, but no big rookie quarterback on this side of the case They could potentially be a monster Hiding in the second half guys. So I'll repost it again. We'll probably have to do two fillers again With 16 spots straight up, but if you guys want to run it back jazby's casebricks.com


Let's look at another important type of reactions that haloalkanes undergo which is the elimination reactions. Now in order to undergo these elimination reactions, our haloalkanes must have a beta-hydrogen that is a hydrogen atom attached to the beta-carbon atom. Now alpha-carbon atom is the carbon to which halogen is directly attached and the carbon adjacent to alpha-carbon is the beta-carbon. Only when our haloalkanes have a beta-hydrogen can they undergo an elimination reaction. Now this is what a typical elimination reaction looks like. So when we heat our haloalkane in the presence of a strong base like an alcoholic KOH, then the base abstracts a hydrogen atom from the beta-carbon and produces an alkane as shown here. Because the base abstracts a beta-hydrogen, the elimination reaction is also called a beta-elimination reaction. Now another name of this reaction is also dehydrohalogenation. From the name itself you can see that we are eliminating a hydrogen atom as well as a halogen atom and that is why this elimination reaction is also called a dehydrohalogenation reaction. So now that you understood the framework of this reaction, let's quickly look at an example. Now here we have the alpha-carbon here where the carbon atom is directly attached to a bromine atom and we have two different beta-carbon atoms here, correct? In one beta-carbon we have a methyl group and two hydrogen atoms attached and in the other beta-carbon we have all three hydrogen atoms attached to it. Now when we heat this haloalkane in alcoholic KOH solution, the OH- can abstract a hydrogen atom from this beta-carbon in which case you will get this particular alkane. Now the double bond would be formed between alpha-carbon and this beta-carbon. On the other hand if our OH- abstracts this particular beta-hydrogen, in that case the double bond would be formed here. So in this case we get this particular alkane. Now the question is which among them would be formed in larger amounts or which among them is the major product formed? Well the major product would be formed based on Zaitsev rule. Zaitsev rule states that in dehydrohalogenation reaction the major product formed would be that one which has more number of alkyl groups attached to the double bond. In other words the more substituted alkane will be the major product. Among these two which is the more substituted alkane, yes it is this one and therefore this alkane would be a major product and would be formed in larger amounts. So based on this a tetra substituted alkane would be the most stable and therefore would be the most predominant one followed by a trisubstituted alkane followed by a disubstituted alkane which is followed by a monosubstituted alkane. Now just like substitution reactions elimination reactions can also occur by two different mechanisms even and E2 mechanisms. Now even can be compared to our SN1 reaction in the sense that both are unimolecular reactions. So even here stands for elimination unimolecular which means the rate of the reaction depends only on the substrate or our haloalkane. E2 on the other hand stands for elimination bimolecular and similar to SN2 reaction the rate of the reaction depends on both the substrate as well as the base. Now just like SN1 reaction the first step in an even reaction is the formation of a carbocation. So here a halogen atom leaves in order to form a carbocation and because a reactive carbocation intermediate is formed this is the rate limiting step and the slowest step in the reaction. In the second step deprotonation takes place such that the base abstracts the beta hydrogen and produces the alkene and this step is a fast one. Now just like SN2 reaction the E2 reaction is a concerted one in which the bonds break and new bonds form at the same time in the transition state. So this entire thing happens in one single step. Now depending on the reaction conditions and reagents that is involved the elimination can be E1 or E2. For example in the presence of a strong base the haloalkane is likely to undergo an E2 elimination reaction whereas in the presence of a weak base the reaction would follow an even mechanism. Now another important thing that you need to remember here is that an even elimination reaction will always compete with an SN1 substitution reaction because you see in both these cases the first step is the formation of carbocation right. So a nucleophile can attack this carbocation to give a substituted product in which case you will get an SN1 product or if you have a weak base it can also deprotonate and result in the formation of an alkene in which case we get an elimination or even product. And therefore we need to tweak the reagents and the reaction conditions in order to favor one product over the other. So let's learn more about even and E2 mechanisms and what are the different conditions which favor one type of reaction over the other in subsequent videos.


So, this AT were responsible for the ECP, the entry control point, and typically that's not what an HR unit does, it's not what you think an HR unit does, but it's very important for soldiers to have basic soldier skills, so this summer we're training a lot on those basic soldier skills. So, the 147 HRC is a human resource element. We are one of five human resources companies in the National Guard. We are currently at Fort McCoy for the CSTX with the 347th HRC for one of our subordinate units and we're here conducting HR slash base defense operation missions. It feels great, I mean we don't get this very often, maybe once a year, so this is really great training for our soldiers and it's been great to see how they really get into it and how they're going to utilize this in the future and some of them are so excited they're like, oh we want to do more of this, so we're really going to take that back to our unit too.


Early pregnancy can be a challenging time for many women. While dealing with symptoms like fatigue and nausea, there's also a lot of information gathering that needs to be done. Let's see what some experts have to say about managing during these first few weeks, and then I'll be back to talk to a mom about her own experience. When you are early pregnant, often you will have different signs letting you know that your body is changing. So starting around five weeks, you'll start to feel pregnancy symptoms. The most common signs of pregnancy are fatigue, really crazy, crazy fatigue. Nausea, breast tenderness, perhaps needing to urinate more frequently. You might be very crabby or tired or moody. The biggest thing is to pay attention to eating a healthy diet. Try to incorporate leafy green vegetables. Whatever you can consume during those first 13 weeks of the pregnancy are vital to the healthy development of the fetus. I lost more weight in my first trimester than I gained, and so I lost probably 10 pounds just from being sick. I couldn't eat that much when I was pregnant. I don't know why, I wasn't aiming for that. Right. And in the office, everyone eats their lunch at their desk. So 1130 rolls around and you'll start smelling spaghetti heated up on one end, and someone has Chinese food on the other, and I lived in the bathroom for about three hours a day. It wasn't easy. Yeah. And half the time you're not telling anyone you're pregnant. Right, exactly. I don't know anybody you know in that first three months. Yeah, exactly. And after the first three months, did it go away? Totally fine. See that you're lucky, yeah. Yeah, totally fine. With the deeper knowledge of the changes that pregnancy brings to your body, you'll feel more relaxed and confident during these weeks. And remember that your provider is always just a phone call away.


The Australian Awards Scholarship built my capacity to become an effective leader of tomorrow. That empowers me with providing the key skills through understanding myself and leading the team in a more effective way. Coming here and learning has helped me to enhance my leadership skills and I feel as I'm ready to go out there back home and help to contribute to my country. The network that we have created now has really provided us with a space of trust in terms of leadership so it makes it easier. Collaboration, there's a lot of emphasis around that in the university so it inspires me to you know to take that type of model back to Samoa and then try to apply it there. The scholarship has made me realize about the kind of leader I want to be. It has helped me to make informed decisions to think about how to empower people and making a clear vision and goal of what I want to achieve in life.


Today, I got back my Ghost Rare Blue Eyes from PSA. Let's see what this card is. Oh, it's a Ghost Rare Red Eyes. Let's just see what we got on the Red Eyes. Ah! Oh, a Mint Nine. Okay, this is probably a Blue Eyes, I would say. Yeah, it's a Blue Eyes White Dragon. I think I might have predicted a 10. Let's see. Oh, a nine. Why does this feel like not a Blue Eyes? Oh, it isn't. It's an old school card. Serpent Knight Dragon. This is the one we pulled out of a pack. Let's see what it got. It got a nine. So this looks like a nine sub so far. Definitely the Blue Eyes. Yep, it looks great. And of course it's a nine. Thousand Dragon, eight to nine, but with all these nines being super clean, I would expect this is an eight. Oh, got a nine, okay. So this is the one we pulled out of a pack recently. I don't know, I think I actually predicted a 10, because I thought it would be. Let's see. Oh, why is it a nine? Oh my goodness, check that card out. Woo, that looks good. Let's see, our last hope at a 10. An eight!


Navy personnel command introduced a new How Do I page on its website. The page lists questions that are frequently asked by you and your shipmates and provides processes and tools you can use to help manage your career. To get answers, check out npc.navy.mil. On another Navy website, Bupers Online has made modifications to its pages. Your official military personnel file is back online and security and review changes have been made to several other Bupers pages. Now, the only way to log on to Bupers is with your Common Access card. Several offline pages are still undergoing cybersecurity upgrades. For more information, log on to bol.navy.mil. Read more about these stories at navy.mil. From All Hands Update, thanks for watching.