The following is a presentation of TFNN, the Tiger Technician Hour with your host, Basil Chapman. Call now. Call free at 1-877-927-6648. Good morning, everyone, Basil Chapman here, Tiger Technician Hour<PHONE_NUMBER>. Love to hear from you. A lot of things to talk about this morning. Number one is, within the context of bar symmetry, and I spent some time on this in my overview over the weekend, my video for my subscribers in my opening call, showing it, discussing it, showing the inside track channels that will all support, but a lot of things are not falling into place for a low that is a really big tradeable low, a short-term tradeable low. Yeah, absolutely, you could get that. But most importantly, what we're looking at here, and let me just go through this. I see that I'm a little slow today. I'm trying to remember, was it Dan? I had an email some day when I have trade sessions. It doesn't happen often, but every once in a while, when there's just incredible buying or short covering, whatever it is, at the open, my platform goes a little slow. It doesn't happen that often. It never used to happen much at all, but now for some reason it's gone back to doing that. So if you had sent me what to do, I thought I recalled it. I put your email aside, and now I've put it in such a safe place. I can't find it because it's not amongst all my papers. So I've gone through everything this morning. I thought I'd find it just how to resolve that on Trade Station. It did work that time that you mentioned it to me. So if you're listening, but if you are listening, you could send that to me. So I had to switch to a particular mode. I think it was different speed. So here we are. We're looking at 516 on the Dow.  But the Dow's action was not as bad as the other. It's still got the slower case. I'll show this in the market update. Let me show this again. So there's a pattern that I call the lower case H goes to a lower case M. Market comes down sharply. Rallys fail to the peak A or a B, and then that's the first or second peak after the low. And it comes back and retests that left side low. Well, the big thing is it could rally after that, and that rally has to form a cup formation by closing sharply above the arch high. And if it does that, you can go from a very negative dreaded H pattern, that's the lower case H, into a very positive U pattern or a cup formation. So if it stalls, you can go from a lower case H to a lower case M, just yet another arch formation to the right of the first one. Well, it's going to be really important by Tuesday or Wednesday that there is a close above 30,454. There wasn't one on the intraday high on Friday. But if there can be a close going towards the chap weight inside the wedge, this green, I usually make a dash. But just so that you can see it better, I'm looking at a Tiger YouTube. Yep, it'll be coming up in a moment. That'll usually make dash light.  I want you to see it very clearly. So that says, at least in the very short term, it should be a rally towards this trend line. If it's today, you can go to 30,500. If it's tomorrow, it goes a little bit higher, 30,600 in the Dow. Not the futures. This has to be the cash made a lower low at 28,660, just about 50 points off the low that was made back at the end of September. And now you want to see the cup from look, the magnies improving. The stochastic is finally up in the 56 area. Unbalanced volume is having a terrible time. It's just flattening out. It isn't positive, but it isn't 100% negative because it is trying to make higher highs and higher lows. So that's not great. But look for the first time, and this is the reason why I said to subscribers, we're going back to the long position, because this is so important that the nine-period moving average, right there, you see the little pink line in the daily chart, just underneath the black line, that's the nine-period under the 14, if that can close positive, then we finally have the momentum. We have the stochastic producing the torque, and then the MACD and the nine-period moving averages will continue with momentum. That's important. If you look at the weekly chart, we went just above the Chapman Insight Track Propellant Zone for three sessions. We were in that area in that 28,700 area. Now we've popped up to the nine-period moving average. Look how long it's going to take, how much it's going to take and time and price to get the Dow to move sharply enough in the weekly chart for the pink nine-period moving average to cross the 14. So this is all a work in progress. It did it just very briefly in that big move up that went to that high that was made in August at 34,281, right on the inside track repellent line. I mean, how these are technical aspects that are so consistent and so easy to do. I mean, you don't need any big software package. You just join the lines. So that's important. Now we have gone to a leg. See, I'm not going to talk about it today. Maybe I'll get to it Tuesday or Wednesday about the monthly charts as we get closer and closer to the end of the month, but we're not there yet. We're only halfway into the month. So here we go. S&P did the same thing. Now I'll do this on the S&P. I should have done on the Dow, but I'll do on the S&P. The load that was made back in, let me just drag this across. Look, I always talk about this. Boss symmetry to me is just absolutely, it's a phenomenon that defies, you can describe it, but it defies an explanation in a very commonsensical way. Why? Because I've always said that although a lot of people disagree, saying we come down much sharper than we go up, I say, no, look at this. June the 17th in the cash S&P, 36, 36, 87 was the load. And it took you X number of bars to get to 43, 25, 28, the high two months later on the 16th of August. And look what happened when you came down, you came down in a slightly quicker timeframe, but look at the pattern. The pattern didn't have this big crash red candle going to the load. It was just a steady move down and on the, I think it was September the 30th. Yeah, September the 30th, you go to 584.13. So that means you were about six sessions early. So yes, it was a little quicker, but there wasn't a crash pattern. And then you had the sharp rally to about the 3,800 level. And then you took out the left side low and the dreaded H pattern. You went to the 34.90, 158 low on Thursday, on Wednesday. Thursday, that's spectacular. Now that was on Thursday. Friday at a higher high, and then you pull back very sharply. And today you back testing above the 14 period exponential moving average. All of this said to me that this pattern can now go to a cup formation.  I'm not going to go to this candle right here. I'm going to go the little doji candle right there, right there. So that'll say from the left side high, around about the 3907s, I'm looking at dragging this across and getting to, that's it. Getting there. That's a little too aggressive to my eye, but this might be a very surprise move to the upside. You just wash out all the balls. So now we're going to the right side and that drags me across. Oh, I can't even get there. And that says by, oh, that says by the end of the last day of October. We should be up in the 38, 20 area or higher. But 39 or 70 is a positive. Vista Gold owns and operates the largest undeveloped gold project in Australia, the Mount Todd Gold Project. 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I'll lay E in the 10-minute chart but the most important thing I wanted to do I should have started with that. I didn't want to. I just wanted to go through our formula that we're looking at. So there's a beautiful left side right side price tie match to this particular low right here. Oh I didn't. I did it in my other Dow chart. I forgot to change it. I had changed it some time ago. I wanted to be more conservative and then I said okay let's just see what happens if I'm not as aggressive. So let's go all the way to that low right there on the left side. There we go. And now we're going to... That's green. This will be pink because it's coming down. Same thing. Look at this. So we go to the right side. Drag it across. There it is. And that goes to right there. Look at this. It goes to the low that was made in 269 on the QQQ at 269.28. Got taken out on the right there. On the 30th of September at 267.10. Then it bounced and then went to a low low to 254.46. But look how it's holding so nicely above which have my inside track propellant zone. And now we can say there's a chance that you've got yourself a cup formation. And if this rally persists into Wednesday, Thursday I'm going to be a little aggressive here but I'm going to say the trend line I'm looking at because I haven't been able to... I don't want to move the... I don't want to make any changes right now but it should take you to the end of October. It says by the end of October, if the QQQ this week sometime takes out 278,000, another nine points higher, takes that out then we're looking at the 284.18 left side high as being some kind of a target in October. All the time saying this particular instance it says it's called 260 as key support in the QQQs. So what I was going to do at this particular moment is and here we go, moving us to the left. That's the daily chart. Here's the weekly chart. Just the arch formation, reversing, becoming a cup formation. I love the way the sine wave works in this case in a diagonal momentum and goes through arch formation and now you're potentially at a trough D trying to start another cup formation and that'll succeed in being at least and not just as we haven't even attempted it right now because we ever made a higher high than last week but that'll become a great leg A and certainly above the 286 level in the... this is the black 14 period exponential moving average you'll start to get towards the major resistance which will be out at this channel wave inside track repellent zone and that goes all the way to 299. So oh I mean we're talking numbers now that just sound out of sight of course on the way down we just did that in four weeks but I'm talking about a steady move up and one of the reasons why I'm talking about this is look the VIX index I spent three weeks now talking about the VIX index I actually want to talk about three weeks it's over five weeks saying if we get back into this inside track declining repellent zone in the weekly chart of the volatility index it will be really important on a closing basis if we closed above that green trend line and that's the outer limit of this declining trend line which went from 3779 back in sorry 3894 January the week of the 28th of January 3779 the week of February the 25th and and a beautiful I mean you couldn't draw it in more perfectly than this and it went above it at 3488 the week of September the 30th the week after that it was a chapter wave Roman candle but we have not closed above it usually I say with a Roman candle you got one session the very next session if it goes halfway into the week that very session should take it down to the long-legged wick of the Roman candle it should take out the left side low but if it closes above that you've turned the closing price into a support level but if it doesn't close above it be careful because that same thing applies and in this case if at any point on a daily basis there is a three-hour window where the VIX index is trading under 30 point I'm going to be as accurate as I can 30.30 just to be safe let's say I prefer to see it under 30 in the 29s but if it goes to 30.30 there's a chance it's probably going to go to the 29s that's going to suggest very strongly remember I'm looking at a weekly chart that the Dow this is based on the New York Stock Exchange I don't I don't I don't get the New York Stock Exchange you know in trade stations someone let me know if you can get it I've called them up and they say I just haven't been able to find it maybe the person or people I'm speaking to you don't know it but it just disappeared look it used to be NYA.X and I've got it right here but it only goes to 2020 it goes to June and that's it I mean all I need is the chart that's all I need but anyway I don't have it so if the VIX index starts to decline and today's are going to be a test if it holds very steady it's at this point it's a 31.16 if it holds in the 31s let's say hey hey we might be running but there are a lot of people out there still thinking that they want to short I don't know why but you know this is getting to a little hazardous to your health if you're and wealth if you keep shorting because there's like there's a real good chance that we've got at least a short term trend change going on here all the all the index look at this the Magdeus stochastic made higher lows on this recent pullback and as exacting it's acting exacting the way you'd expect I didn't like the Friday action but it wasn't as bad as say the QQQ so yes you got one index that was really looking very ugly at the close on Friday but look at this nice give back so you got green and red this is your sandwich effect that I like to look at how a green candle is has a red candle in the middle and then has another green candle or it's a red candle that has a green and then a red candle I talk about that as a sandwich effect it hasn't done it yet we'll see what happens by the end of the day most importantly the VIX index is saying that if the VIX index starts to make lower lows and lower highs instead of having a big bounce now to 3114 right on the 14 period exponential moving average which is held since it broke above about eight seven sessions eight sessions ago so if it starts to go under it what's this pattern I've had webinars I've had I discussed it I've had sessions again in this target technicians hour discussing this exact pattern this is the inverse this is like the dreaded H with a very big rectangle formation and in the rectangle formation the rule of thumb is if it starts like a flagpole if it pulls back sharply and then starts to make higher highs and higher lows there's a chance that it could go to a peak D in a shorter time frame look at that in a shorter time frame going just under right to or just above the pbs in this case 3488 where we get back out of notated the VIX index if he's up 95% technicians hour if you want to take advantage of this sector now is the time to subscribe to my gold report the gold report is a comprehensive look at the metal sector as well as the markets that move gold which is the currency and bond markets new subscribers get a 30 day money back guarantee so you have nothing to lose every Monday morning I published a gold report with coverage of gold silver bonds the XAU HUI GDX as well as more than 30 different mining equities to see for yourself the types of profitable trades that are recommended within the gold report sign up now by visiting don't miss out on the next great gold trade sign up today 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11.15 on the 12th and now it's coming down should make in the next couple I'd say in the next few hours I don't see how it can do that but your support is at 30 it's trading at 31.10 just to get from the 31.97 level has taken a big big move up in the market to do that today is young and you still got to get a couple of sell-offs just mini sell-offs in the meantime so just as to me this is a little aggressive so normally what I would do is I'd go to that level but I'm going to be a little bit more conservative I'm going to draw this in right now these are all Chapman Wave techniques that I discuss in my webinars that I've done are there if you're a subscriber would like to subscribe I do those in hours and hours of webinars and what I'm looking at here is that this is a technique that I would use just what I do all the time and I pull it to the right and it says I make it pink because that's on the way down and it says if you're looking at this as an indicator it says buy the 7.715 on the 20 on the 18th there could be a test of this low right here let's go one step at a time first is 30.29 and the next is 29.88G I don't know if that still looks aggressive to me but that's what I do and you're making lower lows and lower highs basically and that just says yep there's a good chance this isn't an accurate way of looking at it my plum line that's this midpoint is right there at PG look at the difference between that high where the technicals were very good and then it goes to a higher high with weaker technicals but until that nine-period moving average moved underneath the 14 you didn't have a confirmation of the roll over now you've got it and in the daily chart you can see we went to a peak D that's your flagpole sharp pullback holds at about the 28.20 area and then runs all the way back not to 34.88G 34.44G I think it was 43 or something 34.50G and so just underneath that previous high look the technicals here were much weaker than they were there and now we're going from the cup formation remember all the time markets are just doing one thing they are you know they are following the three patterns that I talk about all the time straight line cup or arch so the sine wave has gone from a cup to an arch and now we're looking at the reversal so we'll see day is very young we've just made an hour in a few minutes into the first part of the week Monday and the day is not just young it is very very young so let's do that so to me this is a major major signal to say between index index and the dollar which is now down a little bit is down 0.84 at 112.47 this is starting to have remember I talk about this red green red bars big bars I like to look at that as a sandwich the sandwich effect yes is that this dreaded H pattern at a peak A with that peak D at 114.75 in the dollar index suggest that any close in the next couple of days below 112 is really important but it's 111.83 would say hey there's a really good chance that you're making an arch formation doesn't say you have to crash and break under 110 21 or so but it does say you could be pulling back and that's going to help the market look what it's done gold is up 19.3 good move green candle but gold is under other stresses other other areas and often when markets are coming back any money that's been made in other areas like in gold gets sold just that's the way it is so for gold to really excuse me for gold to have a move to the upside that says I've changed my trend you basically have to see a trading for a good few days above this high and that's really high that's 17 what is it 38 1738.7 in the continuous contract and it's now yeah it's a 16 that's called a 1670 I mean it hasn't even broken above the 9 or 14 period moving averages a lot of work needs to be done let's look at silver silver an inside day so far I'm going to look at the red candle on Friday yeah this is yeah it's also struggling you are USD you're a dollar currency pair a nice green candle green candle on Thursday red candle on Friday green candle today I'm watching this closely because at 0.980 if the your dollar starts to trading above 99.99 and it should do it off the law look how long it's been with the negative oh my goodness look at this since the 9th period crossed under the 14 back in the week of the 25th of June 2021 not once in the weekly chart has the 9th period moving average gone green even now look how wide it is so this is a very important moment because if the dollar is going to pull back sharply rather than just have a little bit of a kind of a consolidation you would expect you'd expect that the euro would go much higher USDJPY look at this made a peaks I went through this over the weekend I really can't count this anything else than a peak C in the daily leg F in the E in the weekly and remember I was looking at this after that peak F back in July if you do the vertical test the stochastic is flat above 80 it's an 83% I think I said that's still a big positive so I can't say that there's a vertical negativity the vertical positivity and the 9 is still way above the 14 so that is just telling us that the yen dollar yen currency pair is still acting in fact it's even looking a little better than the dollar right now isn't that amazing so here's the dollar look at here's the dollar look at the left side chart stalling and here's the yen USDJPY there we go what a difference and the other day I said wait a minute the euro so the dollar this is the dollar Japanese yen currency pair and this huge candle it tells you you're trapped and you were trapped for over two weeks almost three weeks and then it broke out and what my reasoning with this particular candle is that if there is a close above the wick high then it makes the entire body of the candle good support if it goes underneath and closes underneath it means that any rally above any slide underneath makes this body extremely strong resistance well it's just walked the nine period moving not even the 14 since it broke above back in August around about the 23rd or so has walked the nine period moving average in the daily weekly and the monthly charts the 120 minute chart says it's only a little bit here and we'll see what happens I'll be back down for 542 S&P 96 we'll look at the GE you might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market you're going to need a crystal ball after all it's impossible to predict the future right? like any endeavor in life before you decide it's impossible get some advice from the experts you might find that it's not so impossible after all for daily market overviews that give you direction on the key indices selective stocks and commodities subscribe to the opening call newsletter at tfnn.com the opening call newsletter is written by Basil Chapman creator of the trading methodology known as the Chapman wave the Chapman wave up down sequence gives you an edge in identifying price turns finding the peaks and valleys in stock 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your dreaded H right here it's not a dreaded H just a plain old H formation having successfully held the 56 low that was made back in july and then it ran so now this left side low is higher than the previous low that's a good sign the monthly chart doesn't look good but the weekly chart is improving because it's got this pattern that says this is exactly the pattern that has just the potential it doesn't say it's going to do it but it has the potential to form I'll just draw this in so you can see it an H pattern that's successful and then to holds and then turns around and makes a very very strong cup formation but that means nothing until you see the significant closes above the high that was made and that was the week of the 19th of august of 81.30 I would say 83 once you get to the 83 level that says you know what all this stuff now you probably aren't going to immediately test the lows you're going to try to test something on the left side and ugly candle moving average a gap a doji candle well look at this ugly ugly candle of the week of the 29th of April 90 round number high 74.35 low 16 I mean this is 16 point that's that's a lot in just one week so that says general now I'm putting it only I'm only putting it together I'm not saying oh fantastic look at this I'm saying it was very constructive in looking at this together with say a caterpillar which went from what it's already gone from 249 246 back in June 2021 all the way down to the 160 but it's gone from the 160 low of September to a peak D at 185 and now it's at 180 so why is Caterpillar acting just in the short term I'm only talking short term acting so well why is Alcoa same thing coming off of a low once upon a time was up in the 98 area plummets down to a few weeks ago in September goes to the 33 334 range and then bounces to 40 and now it's at 40.20 so there are some signs to say that more serious is buying is coming in and it might be very selective but it's just fascinating how it's coming and you don't not really see it in US Steel the SLX the Steel ETF and not bad not bad at all it's got that H in the weekly chart it's got a couple of declines I don't have oh I had it in US Steel I wonder if I've still got it gave me some real nice things to look at no I don't have it it's pretty about that so I'm looking at this and I'm saying there are some signs that some buying is coming in now talk about some buying let's go to the XLF this is the financials a lot of work needs to be done there's a spectacular move going from 29.59 to over 32 in just two sessions now it has to hold it and for this to become a really significant rally significant meaning the financials there has to be a financial spider fund I want to see it participating in any general market rally or even specific market rally right now otherwise it's the same to me this is very very selective putting that together with the IAI which is the broker dealer ETF which is really struggling up nicely today but look what happened to Schwab and it wasn't earnings oh even today look at this red candle made a peak D and I spoke about this that made a double top at 77.41 in August the 14th and a peak E comes down very sharply to just under 70 rallies to peak A, B, C and even goes to a D and at this D back on October the 7th or something whatever that day was probably a Sunday the 6th on the 6th it turns around makes a D under the previous high and look at the technicals much much weaker so I don't know what the story is because I think the earnings come out it's still got a little while to go before the earnings come out so Schwab is just saying wow this is not if I don't get the broker dealers moving together with the financials together with the QQQ the index 100 together with the Dow and the S&P then I'm missing very important factors so yes it's okay to see some of the cyclicals like the GE like a catapult like Elkoa coming off the bottom and acting not badly but I need to see a lot more I mean for instance the speed with which we've had and what I've said to subscribers just for the moment I'm trying to avoid single just individual stocks I'm trying to go for we have got an individual stock we've got we're along a bank stock it's doing fantastic it's a 5% today alone from where we got it to late Thursday afternoon but that's an individual case but mostly I'm saying I'm trying to avoid the specific stocks just for this particular phase maybe in a day or two I'll feel more comfortable because I'd rather be generic and go with the sector because individuals look at this, look what was acting so fantastically we're out of it for a while now CF Industries holdings hydrogen nitrogen products for clean energy fertilizer emissions abatement I mean you name it this is the sexy stuff of the media right what could happen on Friday it goes from 108 down to 98 and today it's only up $1.92 6 question came in what about Moz that's Mosaic the Mosaic company Partash, Phosphates, Fertilizers peak D in the monthly chart is 71 30 peak D in the daily at about 63 and 78 70 what was that that was in the weekly oh wait a minute that's even higher that can't be right no no I'm wrong oh 71 let me just get this right the high that was made in May was 68 now how can that be 68 no that doesn't make sense 79 28 there are 79 28 and the level that we were looking at for a long time was way back there left side right side price time look at this you're going to 2011 February at 89 74 it pulls back I did this measurement right here and it went there to the exact month the exact month to the 74 level but the 70 the 89 74 area that was missed because it went to 70 when I said was 79 something I'll just make it 79 for now yeah nice technique we were not long mosaic at all but I was giving some technical questions because I'm looking at this whole area has been really taken down I'm not saying I don't know I'll move the whole thing instead yeah so this is something very important because it's 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characteristic of the market for a while now it's been to have a big sell-off in the afternoon could be earlier but usually if it holds you don't you can't tell that the last hour is going to be great with a wonderful close yes it was Thursday it was a four in one day I don't want to go through that again there's actually a five in one day so I am looking at this and the question came in advisor shares Dorsey short I didn't know what it was and I'm looking at this and I'm saying wait a minute if this is long and it's like advisors at this particular point you can't even get appointments for advisors they're so busy because everybody's worried about their portfolio this should be moving up but it's moving down then I see it's an advisor shares Dorsey short Dorsey right I'm sure WRI GHT not miss the RIG HD and yeah so we we're going to be watching this closely same thing with the VIX because if the VIX doesn't come down today but holds very steady to the upside or I typed in the wrong 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Hi guys, welcome back to the channel and this is your first time to come across this channel. Please don't forget to subscribe to the channel. By the way, don't forget to hit the bell icon. It will be the only way that you'll be motivated or will be updated when I upload a new video. Remember, it's Megs from the next creation TV and I'm trying to share a little bit of my experience when I came in the Gulf in Qatar here as first time as a security guard for the two years contract that I completed with the company until I had to open up my brain one way or the other. So remember we've looked at parts where I looked at we looked at my first experience at work, living in Qatar and at work, then part two of my life experience then I talked about the first time shopping, where shopping and cooking that was getting to grocery. In this video we are going to look at my life experience as a security guard regarding accommodation, laundry and company transport. It's quite very interesting. Hi guys, by the way, if you've not subscribed to this channel, please consider subscribing to this channel, please subscribe back on by the way. Don't forget to hit the bell icon, URL be updated when I upload a new video and don't forget to give up the video, the thumbs up. It will motivate me to make more and more content for you in such a way that I try to share up together in one or the other. Right, in today's video we are going to look at two parts. First of all, we are going to look at accommodation, we are going to look at laundry and company transportation. What happened to me as the first time I came as a security guard. You know, sometimes when we come to these countries, we remember we have expectations versus the reality and apart from that we also look at what is being told to us by what we call the recruitment agencies. Remember those recruitment companies in your company, in your country, in your home country, they are also doing what you call marketing strategies. They do marketing strategies for themselves and they probably tell you whatever kinds of souls they will tell you a lot of stories, they will tell you a lot of things and even those things that will not coexist at that time. But remember if you are so lucky enough that you will likely find what is being told to you as it is when you come to this time then you must say I must say you must be very lucky and that is indeed being very lucky in that situation of being lucky in that time. So what happened this time when you look at accommodation, laundry and also look at company transportation. So first of all, I didn't know that even bowling, bowling only, I didn't know bowling is only in boarding schools when we go back in my school time where I would find a very big ball, bowling in very small balls like try to do this, you don't do this, we shall take and whereby you go to a room and someone has to give you a lot of instructions will I say because you are very new people look at very new and they know now this one is very blank so what we do this person should do all this and sometime in some of these companies also this do exist and those who happens for those that have come to this company for the first time now they do exist. But first remember in this company much as like in schools you may have different nationalities at one time where we are being controlled you have a right to report to someone is bowling in this but in this company is a multi national where I would find very many people coming from different cultures and very many people coming from traditional nationalities and you hear so lucky enough that you may end up sleeping in a room where you are old from the same nationality that is well and good you will find you will be here in the same language but remember still even if you sleeping in the same room and you from nationalities at this time people don't want to know so much because if one each of each each person is on his own and each of those persons you are sleeping with in the same room have reasons why they came and they have their targets and motives at the same time. So this is exactly what happened to me with the first time I came in accommodation I came in the room I was given my mattress I was I was given my bed sheet I was given my period to look for where to sleep remember remember you sleep in what you call dhikas more more less similar almost similar like in a boarding school where you have to sleep in dhikas and these dhikas are one two they are two hike one hike two that is one and hopper so remember you have to take up one space depending on how many people are there and normally with accommodations here in the gulf in the cattle or accommodation room when you go to a good accommodation you may end up you are sleeping four each one separate bed depending on the room or six each one separate room some other companies some accommodation what I don't want you to expect that you can't sleep on a single bed or like you can't sleep like a king or your queen you probably what you will find is that you will find up yourself that you are sleeping maybe even eight people in the room and there are dhikas of one two one two one two that is of four which gives you a total of eight people but remember to some extent remember we are all not of the same size some are big some are fat some are over kilo some are some are very small some are very slim so this is where now the fight the start comes from exactly what happens to me is that I come and luckily now I managed to enter fast my always my own target is always I always want to be the fast and always want I don't want to be the baseball reason to be the fast so as soon as it entered like this since my experience living in the boarding school sleeping down is better because you have more ample space down you and you can also put everything you have down so as I enter I booked I booked what we call a space for me and doubt was the downer space for me I put my mattress on my pillow I slept to that for the first time so you know when you work in security or when you work in this job in the gas you have different shifts there are those that work in the morning shifts and those are working night shifts I didn't know that the person who was sleeping or the people that you are working night shift I thought we are the only people in the room because you know the hard beds and when I go to ask the camp boss he told me no these people this one is on he will come back later but I didn't know my neighbor had resolved the smaller bed for a friend that was coming and for him was sleeping on the other side so when he came he was a little bit bigger than me he was a little bit bigger fata than me and you know he was so long that stayed in the company because he was already three years old in the company and that's what I will tell you that normally the bullying or low-risk bids there much as you may look at people are big people but the bullying and the rest of those also are there in these companies or in these accommodations that we did not know at one time time so I put my bed I put my mattress so this is the time I was supposed to work and we went to work I left my bed later and when I came back this guy was telling me brother you remove your bed you are going to sleep up my friend is going to sleep here you already booked up the bed I was like no but I was the first you know you're you're you're a little bit being lazy you're a little being polite and you're like you don't want to cause trouble and you don't want to fight remember someone over one over the rules they take you fighting here is not allowed and uh you know police take you they will report you back so to avoid all those ones I was like but I was the first he was like no you are very small sleep up I was like how now this is where this is where the trouble comes from so I didn't want so much to fight and I was like okay okay fine I had to shift my beds it was a bit only in the company a little bit big so I felt a little bit I felt a little bit very bad but I was like okay I have to accept the challenge and out of that you accept the challenge and so it was super super super annoying for me and I ended up greeting him every time I was like I'll be keeping quiet in the room so like that until I was changed in the room and taken to another accommodation where we had different location they had to shift us with the items remember when you come to this Gulf countries you like soldiers every time you be ready to be ready to move or to shift and carry all your belongings to a new area when it came to load to laundry I thought everything will be done for me where they would wash for me they will do everything for me and I am for uniform for me you just wash like you in your home and just press and throw there then after they'll give you back it was totally different case and this is where we went and there was only one machine for you to wash your clothes you only had to line up and would wake up in the middle of the night to line up and probably oh what you'll do you will add your uniform you will pair up two people and put uniforms together because remember one of the requirements you have to be smart and have to be looking good so that was also a very good big challenge for me but I go to learn a lot of things first of all I learned how to use washing machines which is uh electrically and live around this small washing the more modernized washing I learned how to use that and I learned how to hold myself wherever there was a need not to get out of hanka because this is what exactly happened to me it was a life experience I know most of you would have this like so I was like this time I was not willing to wash my hands to wash my clothes using my hands you know because normally you know people coming from Africa or coming we are used to washing with hands and I was like this time I need to explore so uh there was a friend I was like oh no we can add our clothes together since we were on the same line then we can wash together I didn't know his clothes were moderated on my clothes that is something I forgot so when it came to finishing up since I was not here I would not wait for the time we put we put one hour 30 minutes thinking that if we put longer time it's going to wash super clean and super bright white as like so he knew the machine better than me so he put longer hours two hours so I would not wait I had to go as I prepared for to come and buy unfortunately coming back he removed white uniforms he removed my new uniforms and left for me old uniform you know the accommodation is so big that there are very many people living in the accommodation so I was like where can I start from look for this person I cannot start he took the white lines he took the clean uniform and left for me the dirty uniform remember you one week in the company but all your shirts are very dirty and even when I put on the shirt because I was supposed to go to it everyone was looking at me and over there you are new and you are dirty as like I felt a little bit ashamed of him last time and until when I had to to talk to you know the combos and talk to the immediate supervisors I explained to them good enough they understood because they knew the company and they were like one of them even told me I told me brother you should wake up stop sleeping this is not your mother's hope you should be very careful and then he gave me another shirt so I got to learn a lot of reasons I got to learn a lot of things at that time and I knew I was on my own at that time and living on being on my own at that time and I was like I needed to be a little bit super bold and be really active whatever because I definitely what came in my mind is that no one is your friend here you need to be alone and you need to be very protective of your property at that time then another one is when we look at transportation in the company company transportation remember most of these jobs or companies they have what you call company transportation they do give transportation to their workers from their work to their area of work and from area of work to uh where they sleep that's what you call the accommodations workers accommodations and this is exactly what they wake up I so wake up in the morning depending on what particular group of people you wake up in the morning then go to the bus and park in the bus then it will take you wherever you want so what happens to me uh with experience and I still remember that time and I even wanted to get off myself but remember when I remember they told us about police and everything sounds like I'm new to the country I don't want to get trouble I don't want to go back to because I already made a decision to come here so I was like I don't want to go so this the time we wake up in the morning 5 30 we are supposed to go for the morning duty it was from 5 5 30 until 5 30 so I entered the bus I didn't know it was my first time to go to that location and sit in the bus I didn't know what I didn't know I just entered I put my bag inside I sat well knowingly like a newcomer is always time is always good at keeping time so I went to the bus 30 minutes earlier than the normal time to go so I sat in the bus waiting for other people to come and one driver told me you know here I say yeah I think was coming from Nepal and say you all come as like okay thank you brother I sit where we are going he said wait you see remember this loads at this location you may end up that may be for example you are you are working from any area that is in a vicinity of 25 kilometers but that will take you like around maybe 10 or 15 minutes because the roads are so are so wide that even the speed at which cars drive is terrifically and they drive so long at times so at a very terrific speed so when I sat in the car like this I was like I waited so this is where this fat guy comes in as like again another fat guy is like he comes in so strong no he said please brother this is my seat I was like no but I came first because me I thought he first come first come first serve this is a company come there's no one who has a permanent seat and there's no one name that is written on top of the world on top of the or the seats that this is your seat so I sat is like made a lot of drama move away from my seat I don't mean brother I want to sit near the window because my intention was to sit near the window to peep outside the window and see how this country was created and how this country that normally we only heard about TV watching Agizira took about Doha took about Kata giving when we open kuko I wanted to see how it looks like that's why my intention was sitting on the window so but my plan always made all in vain but he shouted at me made a lot of drama he put my back away he told me and I was like he was bigger than me so I would not fight him I would not get back to him so I removed my back I sat a seat where in the middle you know the middle seat that keeps all over me so I ended up knowing that that was not a very good experience and it was not a good treatment much as other people would talk to him remember that bus I was only alone they knew what and all other guys we are also definitely you know what it was it was like they would keep on supporting him because they knew him better than me so his uniform alone is and he's been in the company for a long period of time that one alone it was just enough for him to be at a bigger position than me at that time so what happened was like I had to leave the seat and I had to get up so until you get to the work so went from the time coming back so I was since I had the first experience in the morning going I had to wait for everyone to seat until I sat because I don't want to have any convenience or any embarrassment that I had in the morning so that was what I expected I was learning sometime you find the expectation first is the reality and some of these things do happen but how do you get to cope up with such kind of things when they do happen is that you need to be a little bit resilient you need to be that person who is down to earth for you to move and progress to the next level otherwise if you bring in a lot of hunger you get to exceed words you may end up not being good for you and being frustrated and getting uh actually uh cursing why you came to this country or why you meet this but because we meet people of different nationalities and people of different areas coming together and all came to work because they have the reasons why they came so it was really bad experience but after some time I just came to learn about relations and after some time I got to know what exactly it was and what I needed to do at that time and it was she told me a lot of stories that so anyone that is coming kata you know that or anyone is coming to discover countries when you know nothing life experience I will just share my life experience with you and you probably it's going to tell you what it should want to just give you uh some guidelines that uh in case I get to come this is what I have to do and this is what I have to go through those thank you so much for coming but thank you so by the don't keep forgetting the thumbs up if you think the video is something that you learn from this video thank you so much uh see you again in the next video and see you thank you for supporting makes and support makes by clicking the bell icon or tapping or hitting the bell icon and subscribing to this channel see you again in the next video's next creation


Live from Las Vegas, it's theCUBE. Covering VMworld 2017, brought to you by VMware and its ecosystem partner. Hi, I'm Stu Miniman, I'm here with John Troyer and you're watching theCUBE SiliconANGLE Media's live production of VMworld 2017. We're in Las Vegas, happy to have back to the program Alistair Cook, who is the chief video officer of VBrownBag. Al, great to see you, thanks so much. It is, of course, not only great to see you, but great to see VBrownBag here at VMworld, which was for, I think, what, 24 or 48 hours actually in question. It was probably the most stressful 48 hours of my life when it looked like we might not be as welcome on the floor here at VMworld as we have been for the last five years prior. Yeah, you know, Pat Gelsinger last year said, I couldn't imagine VMworld without theCUBE. I think most of the community couldn't imagine the show without VBrownBag. So, we don't need to hash through all of it. Luckily, everybody in IT knows that sometimes you get those stressful periods and you look back and say we went through that the outcome worked. The outcome was awesome. So, for those who have not come across what we do, VBrownBag is a community podcast.  John's been instrumental in part of the rise. We're a podcast that's about education for the practitioner of IT, the person working in data centers or designing solutions to go into data centers. We focus on education. So, we're a video podcast, I was looking at our stats. There's a couple of thousand videos sitting in our YouTube channel that we produced over the last six, seven years. And the last six years at VMworld, we've had an open stage. We sort of sit a little bit in parallel to the rise of theCUBE at VMworld, the massive estate that you have here now. We also have grown over the years, not nearly as massive, but we have an open stage for those same IT practitioners, the hands-on engineering people to come and share the things they've learned with the rest of the community. Yeah, and can you speak a little, the breadth and depth of the offering that you'll do during this week here? And I mean, one of the differences here, we get people, a lot of people come take photos, they'll come watch for a few minutes. You guys have audience coming through the entire time participating and the like. Well, this year we have a big upswing in our audience because all of our sessions are listed in the schedule builder. So, it's normal attendees at the show are seeing our content and saying, that's interesting, I want to hear about it. And that's always been, previously our issue was discoverability, nobody knew that there were these really awesome speakers who were presenting at VMworld. Now, they're in the schedule builder and so we have a space for 50 people. We've had a few talks where pretty much every seat's been full and then the walkway past our stage has been filled with another 30 people wanting to see and to just consume the content that we produce. That's super nice, how many videos over the course of the week? We have 77 booked in for this week. So, we are... I think you'll have more than us then. Yeah, yeah, so we're already at 16. We do a much lower production standard than you do here on theCUBE, but we do a really high velocity. So, as I walked away from my stage to come to yours, I'd already uploaded the previous presenters' videos up onto YouTube. So, as I walked away, 16 presentations were complete, 16 videos were on YouTube. My awesome crew are still manning the stage while I'm away and while I've been here, I think we're now onto the second video that's being produced as I've been watching you guys talking with your previous guest. Yeah, yeah, come on, video's all instant. As long as the internet's solid, we get them up pretty fast too. Oh, yeah, but the key thing for us is that we do it with next to nothing. We do it on a shoestring compared to what... Your renting people bill here is probably larger than my equipment bill. Well, that's, hey, that's the beautiful thing about tech, right? I started filming stuff at VMworld years ago, right? And you just buy a consumer camera and just go and you can stream and you built it up from there. It's a prosumer sort of, affordable tech that anybody can do. And even, you know, you use common web, go to meeting and things like that on your weekly podcast, right? This is super, you don't need a lot of money to kind of reach a global audience. What are some of the kind of themes that you're going to seeing this year at VMworld in terms of the tech talks? So it's a little challenging to try and work out a theme out of the 77 kind of, because there isn't so much coherence to what we get. We don't have streams or anything like that. I, on the stage we accept everything that comes in and my acceptance criteria is chronology. The order in which you submit your session is the priority in which it's scheduled, rather than doing a lot of review. I've seen quite a bit of container stuff in there. There's a lot of interest in AWS and vSphere on AWS. There's quite a lot of interest in free tools. So we've had two sessions today on free tools for vSphere administrators. So things that can get you going in your job without having to go asking cap and hand for money to buy a new tool. Which is nice, right? Because these are some things that might not be in a session, official session at VMworld with 800 people in it, but free tools very relevant to the technical community. And that's the thing. Our audience is all about that engineer who's going to be hands on the keyboard, building things, it quite possibly is still going to be racking and stacking hardware and configuring the products that have been bought that have been chosen by somebody further up the management chain. I know some of the more popular sessions are when you touch on certification type issues. Do those happen here or is that different pieces and maybe speak a little bit to the broader charter of eBrownbag. So the broader objective is that the virtualization community and the data center infrastructure community can teach one another. We all feel like we know a little tiny amount of this vast amount that everyone around us knows. The reality is that each of us has our own little island. And if I share my island of knowledge with you and you share your island of knowledge with me, then we all learn more. And the internet and the use of podcasts and the rise of iTunes has given us the ability to do that at massive scale. We only need a very small number of people who are prepared to share their circle of knowledge to be able to educate a vast number of people. But what I also think is interesting, right? You started with VMware certs, right? That was a brown bag to learn, study for our certifications together. And now, over the years, it's brought into open stack, it's brought into AWS, containers. I mean, can you talk about some of the, all the different topics that you're dealing with? So we absolutely cover, as far as I'm aware, every released VMware certification we've got some content for and have done since ESX3, those kinds of days. And that's how long the podcast has been running. We've always been helping community members to study for their VMware certifications. And then we found that VMware didn't release certifications as fast as we could produce training for them. And so we started looking broader and started looking at, well, you work in virtualization, you need to know storage, you need to know networking. And so we started covering some elements in those and then, well, there's certifications in these things. And that's good for career advancement for the engineer. And so we started covering some of the Cisco certifications and we did have the foray into open stack because Cody Bunch, the guy who started the podcast, who I refer to as the Podfather, his work took him from building a product based on vSphere for a large hosting provider to a product based on OpenStack. And so he was very much keen on OpenStack and unfortunately our audience weren't so keen. So the OpenStack series went for a little while and didn't get a huge traction. But we started doing AWS last year. We covered the solution architect associate certification early last year, huge interest in the community. Really popular content. And other popular certification content is NSX. One of the top videos for a long time was Frank Bachel doing an introduction to VMware's NSX as we're covering the VCP NV certification. That's really interesting. What kind of people attend a V Brown bag? What are the characteristics, right? Obviously there are people who, some are cert driven. They want to expand their horizons. They want to advance their careers. Any comments on that? So a lot of our ICS split between those of us who produce the content who are very much forward looking and are getting excited about the next thing. And so now we're doing Kubernetes and we're just starting a series on APIs. And every Christmas we do a thing called Commit Miss where we cover source code management and Git with Git Commits. So we've got this whole heap of forward thinking telling the infrastructure people these are the skills you're going to need to be relevant in the future. If the cloud is eating your lunch in your data center here's a whole set of skills that you're going to need in order to still be able to earn. What we see is there's a huge middle audience who are just starting virtualization. So crazy as it seems there are customers who are just starting to virtualize now. And they're not all in Southeast Asia. Laggards. But the people who are coming into the industry also younger people coming into the industry who don't have 20 years of virtualization or 200 years of virtualization in their back pockets. Using the V Brown bags is a way of getting some education and getting education that they don't have to get a purchase order for. This is all free, right? Everything you do is free. Everything we do is free to consume. That's one of our core principles is all the content we produce is free to consume. And we do produce, in a typical month we'll produce six hours of video training content and stake that up over a few years. All right, so we put your consultant hat on. All right. What so far? I mean, we're only day one here but what's your take on what VMware's saying? Pac-Elster gave kind of his morning keynote. Applause for Andy Jassy coming out. We've spent a lot of time talking about VMware and AWS but kind of across the board, what's your take so far? What are you liking? What aren't you liking? Well, I'm liking that the video production on the V Brown bag stage has been really smooth so far and that I have an awesome team of volunteers there. To be honest, that's been the biggest thing because that's what I'm here for. The keynote, to an engineer, the keynote's not hugely interesting because the keynote is a business focus message and I want to know when I am deploying a vSphere on AWS environment, what does it look like? So there's some quiet briefings going on that you can book in for if you get the invitation to see how it's actually going to work. That's the stuff that is, if I was still doing regular day to day working for a company, that's the stuff I'd be wanting to get while I was here at VMworld. The, yes, we've got Andy Jassy here. Well, that's great. There's a serious commitment from AWS to the conference. Pivoting back a little bit to, I mean, new technology, right? Video is really democratizing at some level, like the affordability of the equipment and the ability to do from anywhere. V Brown Bag to support itself, does have sponsors, you have some sponsors here so the webinar's all free and mostly very educational.  And you've actually started a new exercise where you go and you work with a vendor or something, but as a technologist and you stream, basically it's build day where you build something with your hands, some system, some rack of something and stream the whole thing live. Can you talk a little, I think, again, fascinating from like a production and technology point of view, but can you talk a little bit about, again, what you're trying to bring as a trainer and an educator and a community member with that kind of an offering? Sure, so V Brown Bag's content is all free to consume but it's not free to produce and so we have wonderful sponsors that help us to be here, make sure that I can bring crew of people here to VMware to make those 77 videos and I haven't done the count of how many we're doing in Barcelona but I'm doing an outrageous number of miles in a month because I'm going home to New Zealand in between the two VM worlds. I've got to pick up my wife and take her to Barcelona. So awesome sponsors for that and we go to other events, we've been, this is I think the second event in Vegas where we've been making tech talks this year, but returning to John, you were talking about the wonderful new thing we started doing this year of the V Brown Bag Build Days and the objective is really to show day one experience of implementing a piece of technology and it's the engineers day one experience so we're very used to seeing keynote demonstrations and I'll show you this wonderful new technology and it is awesome piece of technology, it's just that A, you're not going to get it for two years time and B, when you do get it, it's going to be possibly very difficult to deploy or possibly really easy. A lot of vendors say our technology is really easy and so we put them to the test on that so we work with a vendor, they bring us in to usually to their site the two that we've done, we go to their site, I bring in a customer's vSphere environment so I have a Palikin case full of servers and we turn up with that and then on top of that vSphere environment we deploy whatever the technology is, be it a hyperconverged platform, a storage platform, management platform and we live stream that process so the requirement for them is we need to start with as it arrives to the customer from the factory and we need to go through the actual deployment process we need to hit the fish oaks that real customers are going to have because I've been the engineer who turns up on site thinking he's going to deploy product A when the salesman said he was going to be deploying product A and in fact he's deploying product cucumber and that's what he's got to go and push out and that terror of I've got to not make this go wrong, I've got to look good deploying this and give my customer a good experience when I've not really had any preparation now it wouldn't help me if it was the day that I arrived but often it's a new piece of technology the first time we deploy it and we were rather concerned and we don't believe what's in the marketing we don't necessarily believe that there's steps in the installation guide are correct so VBrown Bag's objective is to go through that process and take an educational approach to showing you how that first day goes and as you mentioned John my background is as a trainer I taught VMWiz public schedule training courses for years and so I very much like to go through this process as training and you can see that reflected out in what we do with VBrown Bag it's all about education that's part of what attracted me Yeah, last question I have for you is VBrown Bag's been doing this for many years and any major shifts, changes, you know of course the scope is broadened quite a bit you talk about things like NSX and everything like that anything else in kind of the community and educating and what people look for from your organization that you could share So there's sort of different angles on that we definitely have seen that move from being I really need to get my VCP or my VCAP certifications and then my career will be complete which of course we know is a little naive we've seen a diversification that the additional skills required the other thing that we're seeing is that although VMWord is home base for this community it's not the only place this community is and so as I go to other conferences I'm often surprised by the proportion of the people there that are actually my friends from the virtualization you know the VMWord community are at other things and I suspect if I was to go to AWS re-invent I would find a fair few of my friends there Absolutely lots of them especially I'd say last year was where I saw a significant uptick are we going to see it reinvent this year? I've not had any interest from AWS to bring me there and I can't afford to come out to these conferences on my own dime until I sell a few more build days Well hey I really appreciate you everything that VBrownBag's been doing here at the community it's always a pleasure to catch up with you here on theCUBE we always love to support the community and many of those organizations we will be at AWS re-invent you know definitely lots of need for education there lots of growth in what's happening there and here so for John Troyer I'm Stu Miniman we'll be back with lots more coverage here at VMworld 2017 you're watching theCUBE


Thank you so much, Gerald. The MPP and MPBA classes of 2022 have elected Crystal Olalde Garcia to speak on their behalf. Crystal learned her undergraduate degree in political science at Rice University. You have to give yourself time to enjoy the introduction. After Rice, she joined Teach for America and went on to administrative and strategy roles with a number of school districts. Here at the Ford School, she earned a prestigious Ford School Rack of Merit Fellowship, and she's been a first-rate student leader in her role as co-chair of the Graduate Student Government, the Student Affairs Council. Crystal will be joining the Deloitte Government Public Services team in Austin after graduation. Crystal, it's an honor to welcome you to the podium. So good afternoon, Eve. When I started this, whether you're in person or watching virtually, thank you for celebrating the 2022 MPP, MPA, and PhD graduates of the number one social policy school, the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy. My name is Crystal Olalde Garcia, and I'm both honored and a little nervous to be standing before you today. I am a proud Mexican-American first-generation college graduate, and I want to begin with gratitude. Gracias a mi mamá, a mi papá, a mi familia. Por todo el apoyo y amor y condicional, los quiero mucho. Thank you to my fiance, Kyle, for his unwavering support through it all. I'm grateful. I'm grateful to my peers for providing more leadership development than I could have ever imagined. And I'm thankful for the faculty and staff, for your commitment and dedication to our collective learning. This cohort includes students who had one in person semester before the pandemic and the rest of us who committed to a graduate school program knowing that we would be in Zoom University. We all came to Ford, eager to influence policy and policy outcomes. We may have changed interests or concentrations along the way, but we remain committed to learning how we can play a role in the policy-making process. While I cannot possibly capture or speak about everyone's experience in four minutes, I hope the lessons I'm about to share will resonate with you in some shape or form. First, communication is crucial. A virtual year challenged us to find new techniques to provide insight into our personalities, passions, and strengths. From Zoom backgrounds to Instagram stories and Slack reactions, we found ways to show empathy, support, and humor to one another to connect, even at a physical distance. The resourcefulness we had to summon in these conversations will help us address the challenging issues of the change world that we are about to return to. Second, community is needed. We began building our community virtually, and we were eager to meet one another in person. During orientation, we found ourselves in an unprecedented and hopefully never repeated moment under the tent, six feet apart, screaming through our masks, trying to learn each other's names. As we proceeded through the core curriculum, we continued forming friendships and connections. All mending our park in York became frequent spots with our weekly park days and Saturday checks, thanks to AJ and Rebecca. The gap between people's Zoom energy and in person presentation was a common topic in the early days. I know I may have surprised some of you with my height. In addition to the crucial importance of communication and community, I've been especially impressed by the power of questions. Some of the questions we asked each other in the early days were as lighthearted as, can you show us your pet? We soon transitioned to the more consequential, do you have hand sanitizer? And increasingly over these last two strange and important years, our questions have communicated the depth of the community that we have built together, exploring, for example, our various individual and shared reasons for deciding to pursue a graduate career in the first place, asking, why is this the norm? What can change? What can I do? Questions posed by professors and peers contributed to our policy toolkit. These included, are there inequitable outcomes? What are the racial implications? What are the measures of success? Questions like these have equipped us to challenge the six new policies and propose better ones. I know these and many other important questions will be posed throughout the country and internationally across various fields by this amazing cohort. As we prepare for the next chapter, I'm deeply grateful for the time I spent in this special place surrounded by such intelligent, brave, caring, and dedicated individuals. And it gives me hope to know that each of us will carry all the skills, connections, and guiding questions we have built and shared together. We did it, 40s. Congratulations to the class of 2022 and forever Go Blue.


What's going on everyone Sam here with late in sports cards doing a three-box mixer for Shane D Got one box of 22 luminaries and two boxes of 2022 Panini three and two baseball. So good luck here Shane See we got in here for you man Yeah, I could do that for you Nick. You just choose ship it and I'll um, I'll just write before you No problem. That's pretty cool. Hey, we've got one Soto 63 out of 99 What's up shorts Seth beer one out of 12 on the rookie there you go And we've got Wander Franco 105 out of 150 full count rookie Orange case cards. We've got Jake Myers three colored patch 36 out of 60 Nice one there for Houston and then we've got a Ryan Sandberg bat jersey auto three out of ten Game worn on everything nice one there Shane on the rhino Yeah So good Oh, yeah Yeah, braves. Yeah Gary Carter 55 out of 99 Michael Harris on the prospects rookie 55 out of 99. He got a fat contract from the Braves, too And we've got Johnny Mayes 48 out of 50 Are encased it we've got a gerry-n-duran jersey card 96 out of 99 player worn and we've got Lone Star signatures Ricky Henderson 19 out of 25 game use bat on that Congrats Shane two Hall of Famers in two boxes very nice Very nice And we got your box of luminaries You know when we just do it so much it kind of just becomes a second nature bow Shane we've got one-of-one cut out Al Barley that is sick umpire cut out of one-of-one Congrats Shane Dude that's pretty cool. That's awesome. Let's go Shane nice man One of one right there. That's so cool man great card That'll do it for your Your break there Shane. Thanks again for all the support and jumping in But yeah, that will do it for your break right that we'll get them right out to you


Hey everyone. I want to do a quick run-through of how to create a part in SolidWorks so that we can use it to do analysis later on. Now I realize that many of you are probably well more advanced than I am and using SolidWorks, so if you're familiar with all of this, great, just bear with me. I'll just be kind of showing a really basic example in this video. So if we open SolidWorks, we'll get something that looks like this as an opening screen. And what I want to do is go ahead and just create a part. And depending how fast your computer is, this may take a little while or not. So I've kind of got this base screen, right? And for me, one of the first things I like to do is check what units I'm in. So if I go down and you're not going to be able to see it because it's behind where my little camera video is just a second. So if you go down to the bottom right corner, there's a button that lets you choose your document units. So which units you're working in. Just because they're easy, I tend to work in either meter kilogram seconds or millimeter gram seconds. Of course, you might be needing to work an inch pound seconds, but the key is to make sure that you're working in the right units for what you're trying to do. So I'm going to select millimeter gram seconds for myself here and use that. Now if I want to create a part, one of the first things I'm going to do is insert a sketch. So I'm going to click the sketch tab and I'm going to click sketch. And it brought up my three planer views. So you can choose whichever plane makes the most sense for what you're trying to do. Usually for me, it's probably usually either the top plane or the front plane. But again, that might change depending on what I'm trying to do. So I'm just going to pick a plane that I want to sketch on. And then for this, I'm just going to do a basic drawing. So I'm going to do a circle. And one thing I might be interested in is specifying some relationships for the circle. Right now, I'm just doing a circle where I'm defining the center point and then the radius. You can also do a three point circle. For me, this is convenient and I'm centering it at the origin. So my X and Y position here is zero, which I kind of already specified by clicking in the center when I started it. And then I want to start my radius. So I'm looking for something in the range of a one inch diameter, which, you know, I realized I just said I was doing metric units, but I'm going to put in a radius of 12.5 millimeters, which is close enough for government work, as they say. And I'll go ahead and click OK on that. So I've got a sketch, you know, I can look at it. It's a nice flat circle. And if I didn't have this fully defined, I could come in here, I could click smart dimension, and then I can go ahead and, you know, use that to define my dimensions. But I'm satisfied. So I'm going to go ahead and exit my sketch. And now I need to create some geometry with this. So I'm going to go back to my features tab. I just want to extrude this. And by default, since I only really have this one thing on here, it's already selected the sketch for me and shown me a preview of what that might look like with just a value in here, dimension of 10 millimeters. I might change that to be whatever I want to match whatever I'm trying to do. So I've got a part and everything, everything looks great. So if I'm happy with what that looks like, I can go ahead and click OK. Now we didn't do any of the other fancy stuff that we can do when we're trying to define the geometry, define the characteristics of this, because we're just keeping it simple at the moment. So I've got a nice little cylinder here that I can go ahead and do other things with. Thanks.


The first item of business this afternoon is time for reflection, and our time for reflection leader today is Theo Ogbehemi, teacher of religious, moral and philosophical studies Kirkwall Grammar School. Presiding officer, members of the Scottish Parliament, thank you for the opportunity to address you today. In this difficult times of the pandemic, we should take the time and care to speak and listen to others with an open heart. Once we share our stories, joys, shared experiences, hopes, our truths, then we can connect and find solutions. This presents us the opportunity to see the value of life and what it can be, seeing and appreciating the value in others with love in our hearts. As Bertrand Russell, the philosopher puts it, love is wise and hatred is foolish. We must learn to understand each other. We must learn to put up with the fact that we can only live together if we learn the types of charity and understanding vital to achieve the inclusive Scotland we all desire. The Deli Llama recommends the path of compassion. For him, all traditions, cultures and religion share a common root, which is limitless compassion. The emphasised human improvement, love, respect for others and compassion for the suffering of others. Insofar as love is essential in every tradition, culture and religion, we could say that love is a universal way of life. But the various techniques and methods for developing love differ widely between the traditions. Since there are so many types of people with a range of tendencies and inclinations, it is quite fitting that there are differences between how we express love. Love for me is always the right approach. Scotland must continue to reflect and understand her rule in colonial legacies, which continue to impact the lives of many communities. Time impacts our historical identities and society in general. Our multiple intersecting identities around race, gender, sexual orientation, disabilities, neurodivergence, religion and class need to be much better understood in Scotland. We are heading in the right direction if you ask my opinion, and Scotland is ready for an inclusive and a more diverse future. My dear MSPs, you all represent beautiful constituencies, you all represent different parties across Scotland and belong to the Scottish Parliament, striving to do your best for the people of Scotland. I wish you success and just situal guidance and protection in your work to continue to entrench the Parliament's core values of wisdom, compassion, justice, integrity, inclusiveness, respect and stewardship. Thank you very much.