Rich TV Live and we got some more big breaking news for you today. Today the news is from a Pharma Thayer Holdings, big breaking news from Pharma Thayer Holdings. Now, we're going to go into the news, but before we get into the news, I want to just show you guys a little bit about their website. The website is pharmathere.com, a clinical stage psychedelics biotech company. Here are the symbols, PHRF in America, PHRM in Canada, and you can go to the investor deck and learn more. So this is the website and all you got to do is click on news and there's a press release today that we're going to go through titled Pharma Thayer provides product pipeline updates and anticipated milestones for Q4 2021 and 2022. Let's talk about the key points of this press release. 10 clinical sites selected to participate in the FDA phase 2 clinical study evaluating ketamine for the treatment of Parkinson's disease. Initiated investigational new drug, IND application to proceed to a phase 2 clinical study for ketabit trademark to treat depression. Completed phase 2 clinical study protocol for ketamine to treat ALS for IND submission to the FDA. Near completion of research program to advance novel microneedle patches for the delivery of psychedelics, selected US-based CDMO to develop and supply proprietary ketamine products for FDA phase 3 clinical studies and commercialization and positioned ketamine focused product. Let's get back to that. Positioned ketamine focused product pipeline for potential phase 3 clinical studies and commercial supply in 2022. So lots of good news here for Pharma Thayer and they've been a big winner for our community. Congratulations to members on Pharma Thayer, PHRM in Canada on the Canadian Securities Exchange, PHRF on the OTC QB Exchange. Pharma Thayer Holding Zinc is a clinical stage psychedelics biotech company pleased to provide a product pipeline update and anticipated milestone for Q4 2021 and 2022 including ongoing FDA phase 2 clinical study programs, microneedle, microneedle patch delivery programs for psychedelics and clinical commercial manufacturing and supply for its proprietary ketamine and microneedle patch products. What does Fabio Cianelli have to say the chief executive officer of Pharma Thayer who we happen to have on our show first? I am very pleased with the progress of our clinical programs for ketamine as a potential treatment for Parkinson's disease, ALS, and depression. Our research programs for microneedle patch delivery are nearing completion and preparations for FDA phase 1 and 2 clinical studies are on track to support these and future programs. We are securing manufacturing and supply of our proprietary ketamine products and microneedle patches for plant FDA phase 2 and 3 clinical studies and commercialization in 2022 and beyond. We remain focused on achieving our milestones in Q4 2021 and building a solid foundation that will allow us to become a leader in the development and commercialization of novel ketamine based products. In addition, our interdermal delivery of ketamine and psychedelics via our proprietary microneedle patches position us for potential next generation therapeutic solution for mental health, neurological, and pain disorders. So they go through all of the areas of focus in this press release which I will go through. But before we do that, what I want to do is I just want to go through some of the key focus points which we're going to do right now. So right off the bat here, pharmacithera holdings, we're going to talk about the share structure. So right here on TMX money, you can see the share structure. So here's the share structure which I think is a very key element when I'm looking at a company. I'm always trying to understand their share structure, trying to always understand the fundamentals. 67 million shares ish in outstanding, still a 64 million market cap for this growing company. So good tight share structure which we love. We love a tight share structure. Now let's also look at the stock price. So we're going to take a look at Webull. This is Webull and you can see the share price right here and you can see the chart. So I've been talking about this company since it was at 10 cents in Canada, sorry, 10 cents in the US, been as high as $1.39 in the US, currently trading at 68 cents. That's PHRRF in America on the OTCQB exchange and in Canada, it's PHRM. You can see it's currently at 88 cents. I've always marked the high, high and the low, low, high, high currently at 124, the low, low at 18 and we're sitting right now at 88 cents. So clearly trend has been trending up. It did go to this higher level of 124 and retraced. So as an investor, you're always looking for a dip. You're always looking for a bottom to try to enter into this position. So these might be decent prices for pharma there, which has been clearly trending up. Good morning, Amanda. Amanda says much needed developments in the pain management sector. This is a huge market. Thank you very much for your message here, Amanda. I agree with you and pharma there has been a great winner. And to be honest with you, I don't think a lot of people even know them yet. So what we're going to do is we're going to go through this and we're going to watch them carefully and see if there's any spike whatsoever as this news starts to circulate. You can see that the average three month volume is 417,000 shares a day in Canada. Currently already sitting at 215,000 shares for the day. The market just getting started. So investors are starting to be aware of this news. It has been as high as 92 cents today, currently at 89. It opened at 89 when it's high as 92, as low as 83. So some investors did take profits today. Maybe they got in at 10 or 20 cents when this thing was really cheap. And they locked in some profits at 90, 92 cents, but it's sitting right now at 88 cents. If we go to the five day chart, you can see it's been trending down. We go to the one month chart. You can see that it had this nice move up. Now it's kind of trending down. So let's see if this news turns this around. Now I just want to go through this news a little bit in more detail. All right, let's just go through this news in more detail. So FDA phase two clinical study programs for the rest of 2021. Pharma Thayer will focus on advancing three promising developments through FDA phase two clinical studies. Ketamine for Parkinson's disease. The FDA is approved to proceed with the phase two clinical trial to evaluate the safety, efficacy, and pharma No, Caught genetics of ketamine in the treatment of lividopa induced Diskincia in patients with Parkinson's disease triggered clinical program execution. The company has completed its clinical trial startup activities and selection of essential vendors, including project management, central laboratory, clinical supply kits, and logistics, data management and biostatistics and clinical site management and monitoring. Clinical trial drug product ketamine and active placebo mydizolum have also been obtained. More importantly, the company has selected 10 clinical sites in the United States to participate in the phase two clinical study. Patient screening has begun and the company expects patient enrollment to support the delivery of clinical results in Q4 2021. For further details about the study, clinicaltrials.gov identifier NCT 049-12115 titled a multi-center phase two randomized double blind perspective active placebo controlled trial of sub anesthetic intravenous infusion of ketamine to treat lividopa induced diskincia in subjects with Parkinson's disease. In phase two clinical study is positive. The company will request a meeting with the FDA to discuss its plan and obtain an agreement to move to a phase three clinical study under the 505b2 regulatory pathway in the first half of 2022. So guys, this is a company that I think everyone needs to be aware of everyone needs to understand yes this news broke this morning and of course we're on top of the news because that's just what we do we break down the news we break it down first we make sure everyone is aware and if there's a stock that's an absolute rocket like pharma there has been from 18.5 cents to $1.24 that's a 10x right and that was in April so this is 10x this summer the question is will this continue right will this continue and is this dip after this huge move up a buying opportunity so once again pharma there at 88 cents and ph rm in canada in the united states ph rrf in the united states as you could see here we've been tracking this as it's been much lower and it's now in this really interesting zone so if you take the febinochis and you can see that this has been an absolute rocket and it's right now in the 61% zone in the fibs sitting right in the 61% retrace zone for the fibs so pretty decent retrace it might go a little lower the 50% zone before it bounces back because it doesn't seem to be moving yet so far today sometimes the market will have a little bit of a delayed reaction the big news let's do this again here let's take a look at the fibonacci extension let's just go yeah we'll go to the top here and then we'll just go down here to where it started so you can see it's sitting right in the 61% zone in canada in the united states which is typically a pretty interesting zone for retraces but sometimes we like we see a lot of stocks will tip down 50% from its highs so we could see it go a little bit lower before another big move up so very interesting position where it's trading right now all right let's just get back into that news so the catabit for treatment resistant depression the company has finalized the phase two clinical study protocol to evaluate catabit for treatment resistant depression the company is working with its scientific and clinical advisor dr marizio fava md with the aim to complete the ind and file it with the fda in early october with the overlap of the clinical operations from the parkinson's disease study company has already activated startup activities and identified potential clinical sites to screen and enroll patients for the proposed phase two clinical study in q4 2021 the aim is to share initial clinical results by the end of this year assuming the phase two clinical study is positive the company will request a meeting with the fda to discuss its plan and obtain an agreement to move to a phase three clinical study under the 505 b2 regulatory pathway in the first half of 2022 catabit is the company's patented combination formulation of fda-approved ketamine and butane as a potential next generation treatment for neural psychiatric disorders more than 300 million people suffer from major depression disorder and of those 100 million are resistant to available treatment worldwide catabit research has shown potential enhancement of the antidepressant effect while having the potential to significantly reduce the known negative side effects of ketamine side effects such as hallucinations confusion memory loss and abuse liability comprise the compliance and potential therapeutic value of ketamine ketamine for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis al s or lu garrick's disease now i must remind you guys that rich tv live is strictly for information education purposes please do your due diligence do your research before you invest in anything that we talk about here in rich tv live in saying that we've brought you this pic first it's been a big winner for our community congratulations to investors and this is a company that's just getting started i'm a huge fan of psychedelics for medicinal purposes just like kevin oliri who believes in the future of psychedelics i too also believe in the future of psychedelics and how we can help people especially in medicinal purposes so we absolutely love what pharma therapy holdings is doing here the company has been granted an orphan drug designation by the fda for ketamine to treat al s and along with its clinical advisors has finalized the phase 2 clinical study protocol the ind application for this study is in process and will be filed with the fda in october 2021 right around the corner with patients enrolling enrollment targeting q1 2022 pharma therapy has an exclusive license this is what makes them so special they have an exclusive license agreement with the university of kansas for the intellectual property protection and protecting the potential use of ketamine to treat al s pre clinical research has shown that the administration of ketamine preserves muscle functions in advancing al s and could potentially increase life expectancy when given in the early stages of muscle decline proprietary micro needle patch delivery programs for psychedelics pharma therapy is working with its research and development partners to advance next generation micro needle patches for the delivery of psychedelics hydro gel forming micro needle delivery technology for ketamine pharma therapy has exclusive worldwide this is huge development and commercial rights for the delivery of ketamine s ketamine and ketabet using a patented hydro gel forming micro needle patch companies working with professor ryan donnelly under a research agreement with the queen's university of velfast to develop the micro needle patch for the delivery of ketamine and ketabet fundamental research is almost complete and final research results will become available in december 2021 to date the initial proof of concept of ketamine and ketabet is very encouraging the company is currently preparing for validation and tech transfer activities to support phase one and phase two clinical studies in 2022 development progress will be made available as they arise for the remainder of the year the company's micro needle patch leverages the successful proof of concept achieved in delivering s ketamine the s plus initiator of innate enumer of ketamine via the micro needle patch which may overcome the drawbacks associated with ketamine administration in an intravenous or nasal spray format two details of the research can be found in a published paper titled hydro gel form forming micro needle arrays as a therapeutic option for transdermal s ketamine delivery what's next gel m a micro needle delivery technology for psychedelics guys i told you guys love this company love psychedelics yes we're early with psychedelics we're very early with psychedelics we know this but that's what we love to do here at rich dv live we love to bring you the winners and we love to bring them to first and that's exactly what we're doing here with pharma there that has so much work that they are doing and they're just getting started so the company is working with the terasaki institute under a research agreement to finalize the development of a proprietary micro needle delivery technology comprised of a biocompatible and biodegradable gelatin meth crylon gel m a composite for use with psychedelics such as psilocybin dmt mdma and lsd wow the gel patch delivery technology is the driving force of the company's psychedelics micro dicing program the research program is almost complete and successful proof of concept with psilocybin and lsd has been achieved wow full research results will be made available in november 2021 right around the corner the company is currently preparing for validation and tech transfer activities to support phase one and phase two clinical studies in 2022 clinical and commercial manufacturing and supply initiatives proprietary ketamine pharma there is focused on building a specialty ketamine based product pipeline the company has selected a us-based gmp contract development and manufacturing organization cdmo with extensive experience in the development production and supply of clinical and commercial controlled substance sterile products pharma that will work with the cdmo to develop the company's proprietary ketamine drug products to support future clinical studies and global commercial supply it is expected that the proprietary ketamine drug products will be available for phase three fda clinical studies and commercialization in hd 2022 proprietary micro needle patch companies entered into a co-development agreement with tsrl ink to jointly develop the patented hydrogel forming micro needle patch delivery technology this allows the companies to control the manufacturing and supply of micro needle patches for their respective clinical and commercial drug programs pharma there is focused on incorporating psychedelics and tsrl is focused on incorporating antiviral medications in a micro needle patch with the potential to improve the safety ie fewer side effects efficacy example bioavailability optimize dosing regimen including continuous system delivery and compliance for example storage distribution and self administration of these compounds that currently must be taken orally inhaled injected and intravenously recent activities included the tech transfer for scale up and manufacturing of clinical supplies to a gmp contract research lab and a pre-ind meeting with the fda that achieved agreement with the agency unproposed 505 b2 product development plans company aims to validate non-clinical and clinical production of the micro needle patch by october 2021 and begin non-clinical and clinical manufacturing supply at the end of 2021 company expects to enter into phase one and two clinical studies in 2022 to evaluate its micro needle patch in delivering ketamine ketabit trademark psilocybin dmt mdma and lsd wow guys pharma there are holdings everyone needs to be aware of this company right now ph rm in canada ph rrf in america it's been a huge winner and nobody even knows yet and when you think about everything that's coming this is just the start this is clearly just the start ph rm in canada ph rrf in america and you can see with the chart it's clearly been a huge winner for our community so who is pharma there holdings put them on your watches put them on your radar remember live strictly for information and education purposes please do your due diligence do your research before you invest anything that we talk about here on risk dv live always invest in the best the best is blessed and you absolutely deserve the best and we do our best to bring you guys the best companies the biggest news every single day so pharma there holdings limited is a clinical stage psychedelics biotech company told you guys we love psychedelics focused on the research development and commercialization of novel uses formulations and delivery methods of psychedelics including ketamine to treat mental health neurological and pain disorders pharma there is currently conducting an FDA approved phase two clinical study with ketamine to treat Parkinson's disease huge and is developing novel micro needle patches for the intradermal delivery of psychedelics you can follow them on twitter and link it in and their website which i showed you guys earlier is pharma there dot com and let's just try to see i can show you guys their website real quickly before we say goodbye super busy day here at rich tv live there it is so this is the website pharma there dot com you can see at the top home company research investors news and contact and you can get your investors deck right on the home page page learn about their focus recent press releases so clinic you know clearly lots and lots of news happening here with pharma there you can follow them on twitter just quickly go to their twitter which i am following and i'm hitting the bell for notifications only 462 followers guys and their investor deck is right there on twitter and their link it in page so their link it in page feel free to follow them on link it in hope you guys have a great trading week hope you have a great trading day remember rich tv live is 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Okay, everyone. Welcome to the Jenkins infrastructure team weekly meeting. We are the 22. 505 April. Today we have so made a man, we have Stefan Merle, Mark weights and available. Welcome everyone. So let's get started with first announcements. The weekly release 2.342 has been released. Is that correct, Mark? So yeah, checklist is completed. Cool. So we should be able to proceed with the Docker image. Docker image is built and confirmed. That's part of the checklist. Cool. Thanks a lot. So no issue this week. We had an issue last week. I accidentally deployed a change to release CI that happened during the release. So I had to trigger it manually on myself. Sorry for that. This week it happened. So we still have some tasks that will allow such issue to happen in the future. Until then, please be careful about what Damien can do just the day of the release and throw bricks at Damien. Announce other announcements. So we have the LTS release tomorrow as we discussed last week. So please tomorrow do not merge anything at all on the Kubernetes cluster until the LTS release is done. Same for trusted as well. So please restrain to change the infrastructure unless you know what you are doing. And that message is particularly targeted at Damien du Porte. Are there other announcements on your side, folks? And for me. Okay. So let's proceed. As a reminder, the past three weekly meeting notes and video has been published to YouTube and GitHub. And I still have to publish them on community.genkin.co, which I will do right after this meeting. First of all, the tasks that we did this week. So this is the milestone with the date time of today. I'm going to the closed issues that are listed on the notes. First, we had an incident yesterday about Artifactory being slow for a few hours. So that's the same incident regularly. We start seeing alerts on Datadog and PeggioDuty and right at the same time, our human monitoring, e.g., our users start complaining about builds being slow on the machine or on CI.genkin.co. We tried contacting GFrog. So first I asked Hervé to do that. He's still not on the allowed accounts to open issues. So I assume that's the same for Mark and Stefan. So I will send them a gentle reminder that we need to be able to open issues, not only me. We also opened an incident I followed up, except the usual automatic message we never heard from them. Each time we never heard from them except we don't accept hello and okay, is it closed? Not sure what to do about that. We don't have anything right now, but it starts to be more and more frequent. So let's see the response they will give us about at least adding more people able to open support. And at the same time, I've added in, it's not the first time, but Jesse Glick reminded us that there used to be a proxy caching so that won't solve off the issue, but that will help mitigate such issues if we correctly deploy that tool. The goal is to not have a spuff that will make the experience of building plugins and Jenkins component and CI Jenkins IO that will be slower or less reliable than it is today. That's the balance that we have to challenge as in Fratim. There is an issue for that that has been added to the notes in the hell desk, issue 1136. No, sorry. Monitor, artifactory, right. No, so that's another issue. Bye-bye. It's not an issue from Daniel Beck. I've just before, so I think it would be good to have it. Okay. So I've added on the list at the bottom of the notes, you have a new section that will be the set of issues that we will set to the next milestone. And artifactory proxy caching will be one of these. So artifactory proxy caching is about spawning an NGINX server that will serve as a proxy, as explicit proxy. So we'll have to configure the builds to go through this NGINX instance or one of these NGINX instances depending on how we deploy them. And the idea is that any Maven release build, at least as first, first time cache is empty. So NGINX will forward the request to artifactory. And then it will cache the answer. So any subsequent build will have its file served from the local NGINX. That's something that used to be present on the platform. So we should be able to build from the existing tooling. It was already caching only the release artifacts and only Maven URL, which should be a good target to get started on. There has been discussion about using snapshots, etc. Let's start with the release and let's see what behave and then let's iterate. The main challenge we will have to face compared to three years ago is that we have the builds of CI and NGINX.io can happen on AWS Azure or Digital Ocean and they can happen on virtual machines or Kubernetes agents. So we will have to find a way to correctly balance the caching. Should we start with the first instance that might add network latency if you are not on the same cloud as this instance? Should we have different caching proxies but in that case we face having different behaviors? An artifact can be cached on one cloud and not on the other. So if you run two times the same build you might have different build times. However, Maven is quite good at the artifactory checksum system. So as soon as we only cache release artifacts then there should be deterministic builds only the build time should change. So is there any other question or can we look at the artifactory monitor rates? No other questions for me. Okay so monitor or response rate on artifactory. So we can close this one Hervé because we already have Datadog monitor that then feed PagerDutyAlerts. The two things we can do though are first, ensuring that the Datadog monitor is published so it should be available for everyone on Status Genkin.io by default. And secondly, ensuring that everyone on the team will be on PagerDuty. That will be a topic for middle of May not for now unless you want to get started on that. But I propose we delay that second point to May. If that's okay for everyone. Okay with me. I'm on PagerDuty right now but in many cases I'm just acknowledging and ignoring rather than taking active action. Good to visit in the future. Good for you? Yes. Okay so let me add thanks Hervé for that to be closed. Datadog monitor. No it's not Datadog. No Datadog. Okay are there other points around artifactory? Okay next topic. We fixed the Digital Ocean Terraform build that was failing since a few days. Thanks Hervé for that. And I already discovered that Kubernetes 1.20 is not available anymore on Digital Ocean. The older version is 1.21. So that raised the topic of maybe we should start planning upgrading our clusters on 1.21. Usually we try to upgrade all the clusters. That's what we did in the past but now we have four clusters. We will start the question should we do one at a time. Is there any constraints? So that's a topic that needs to be discussed. Thanks Hervé for creating the issue that is on the to-do list. No worries. No emergency because our existing Digital Ocean cluster is currently still up and running except that it doesn't benefit except from security patches. It doesn't benefit from the full management and all features. It's just it stays as it. So we did a trick to fix the Terraform build we are able to deliver. So now the question is when and who should work on that topic. I propose we delay the discussion about upgrading to the to-do list for later on the meeting and we continue on the next issue unless there is a question. It's good for me. Okay. So the disk space on the virtual machine hosting the service census.genkins.io which retrieved metrics and send them to the Jenkins report system was triggering alerts. It was almost full. So the team increased the disk space on both the system volume and the data volume. Is that I am understanding that correctly Stéphane Hervé? Yes, because the data volume was set up for a physical disk of 64 gigabytes and was only using 30 gigabytes. So we took advantage of the increase of the system to increase the data volume to this full extent because it was already we were already paying for that. So thanks a lot for doing that. I don't think there are other points or there is another question on that topic. Okay. A new end chart. Jenkins job has been introduced to allow us to define using configuration as code. So we to define credential and jobs. So we write a bunch of YAML and we use environment variable that are passed like the usual Kubernetes and Jenkins config as code. And that generates job structures. So that's a first step. And that chart is only let's say a size for our usages. That might be a contribution for the community for later or at least a conversation starter because right now it's not possible to define correctly this kind of elements. Job DSL is absolutely not what I would define as correctly. So we have a YAML definition. So it's it's current and easier and it allows us to host sensitive jobs and infrasci. And that should also allow us to define the jobs of release.ci as code as well. So we should be able to to switch the configuration settings quite easy in the future. We had a bunch of minor issues that are day to day explanation. So unless you have one that I forgot, I propose that we jump to the work in progress. So thanks very much for taking all of this work in progress. So we had we currently have 10 issues that are currently being worked on or that should have been the two major one. So I'm taking them on the order. We have rating migrating rating Jenkins.io to Azure. So status, stop me if I'm incorrect, Stefan, but it's what the database has been created and is managed as code by Terraform. There is an Elm chart which is installed in the pod publicates that hosts deployment and service and that is able to connect to that database. So the next two tasks are now defining an ingress that might not be enabled now because the current DNS points at the old virtual machine, but defining the ingress is required and importing the first time the data from the actual database on AWS. So you can see the application working on real life. And once these two tasks are finished, then we can plan the migration. Yes. Okay, so is it okay to continue working on that issue for the next iteration? Yes? Okay, thanks. Apply to Docker open source program. It's still on me. I need to work on that for the next milestone as well. I will be able to do it. It's just like I forgot. So that's why I'm mentioning it's not a matter of time. It's just like completely forgot. Docker up credential for VM agents. So there is a work in progress to try to spread the low the API rate limits between different accounts and kind of usages. There has been a change. I still need to write it. Olivier and I worked yesterday. He shared with me some of the missing credentials. And we did a cleanup on some of the Docker accounts used by the infrastructure. In that case, it was Jenkins forever. I'm current. I started a run books that should be published tomorrow. I expect that explain the fact that we have Docker organization where we publish images. And these organizations associated users and owners of members. And we are limited because we are not part of the open source program to free users per organization. Which means most of the time, we should we are not able to correctly let everyone access and manage it as for today. So the pattern I propose is for each of these organizations, we should have three users. The first one is a member and it's a technical user that we use for the Docker login of the infrastructure to connect to allow pulling or pushing images. This account will have an API token to connect that we can rotate. And it's only members so it can only read and write the images. It cannot delete images. And it cannot change the ownerships and the settings of the organization to damage control if one of our instances is called. Everyone on the team will have access to that technical access through the subs encrypted passwords. Then the two users are owner. So there should be humans with a two FA password authentication on the Docker either on their personal account or the account they specified. Since it's only two, the proposal is that one is the current Jenkins infra-officer. So for now it's me. That will be the next official and I will change the seat in the future. And we defined a fallback. If the Jenkins officer is in early days, gone is whatever. We need to have someone else able to get it. So for now on Jenkins forever, I think it's Mark. I will need to do a full audit of all the other organization that we manage. So all the Jenkins something organization, except Jenkins CI and Jenkins, which are out of our scope. So to do on that area, I need to write down the run book. So I propose that we delay that issue. I don't think we will have time to treat it next week because then once I will have correctly written the run book, then Stefan, you will have all the required information to proceed on that issue, meaning updating the pipeline to library. Right now, that issue is considered as block. So if it's okay for you, I propose that we don't move it for the next iteration. We will continue later in two weeks. And you maintain that spreading access even if you got the open source program from Docker? That will depend on what we can do. I'm not sure about what the open source allows us to have. So right now, I don't know. Good for you. Yes. Any question on that topic? Okay, so I propose that we remove the milestone of this one and I will keep track of it through the notes. Maybe after meeting the next milestone. Yeah. Good idea. Yeah. Can I let you a real change the milestone for me, please? Yeah. Next, milestone. Add email at alias4press, same. I need to open an issue for the Linux foundation so they can define for us an email server. And then we have to proceed on migrating all the accounts because we didn't heard from KK from anyone. So the reality is that we have to proceed. We could try to contact Mailgun at the same time, but we still need to ask in parallel Linux foundation to start a web server for us. Yeah. So we can go at the same time. Exactly. The idea is I need to amend the issue. Linux foundation, so we said we told them we need at least to catch all at Jenkins.io under the new press alias that was asked by Gevin. So as soon as they have created that mail server system, we can migrate the mxdns record to them and at the same time contacting Mailgun to see if we can recover the account or at least ask them what is the list of issue because we need to create them. So it's on me as well. Sounds good for you. Perfect. Yes. Sorry that I didn't get the action item I took from last week done. Thanks Demian continue. No problem. I'm also late. Garbage collecting AWS old image. It's working progress, Stefan. Yes. Is it okay if you continue working it on the next milestone? Is it okay for you if I continue working on it a little next milestone? Okay. Because it's kind of funny to learn jQuery as a key tool. Git for Windows long path. So I understand that in short term, the issue from our user is closed. The issue should be closed because the next step are long term that will be building our own Windows Docker image and setting up the the parameter. Is that correct over there? Did I miss something? Yes, that's correct. Okay. So can I let you close the link to the let's build our own image issue? Yeah. Not right now. Take the time required. Please link to building our own Docker Windows images on infra.ci. Should we add building Docker Windows and infra.ci as a topic for you over the next milestone? Or will it be too much? Not sure. I want to work on this next week. Okay. Two weeks maybe? Yeah, maybe. Okay. So I will let you add the link tissue to the milestone next. Sounds good. What are the other topics? Infra costs. So you were successful on making it work. Yeah, I'm waiting for a review. Oh, there are still a review from us? On the result, you mean? Yeah. No, just a separate request with my fix on it hasn't been... It's mixed on the 200 emails I received. I'm sorry. Do you mind linking it to the issue because I don't see the link here? I think in the issue you should have... I was monitoring the link tissue and they are all merged. That's why I missed it if there is one. Sorry for that. Yeah. Okay. So it's work in progress and you need the technical review before we can proceed further. Is that correct? Yes. Okay. Infra cost, waiting for review. And so that means to do next milestone. Correct? Yes. Okay. So let's move it to the next milestone. Monitor builds on our private instances. So I think there were... Okay, items.  And Daniel answered that I missed that answer. Right. And Daniel's answer guides what we should do. He's right. I thought of replicating RSS. He said, hey, we really don't need anything that complicated. A single job running on that trusted.ci that then reports outward to some other location, whether that's the status.jankins.i or wherever is enough. And so I think he's right. It makes sense. The more I thought about my idea of replicating RSS feeds, the more complicated it became. Okay. So that means we should stick on a job that published to, let's say, as your bucket or whatever system outside. Exactly. All we need to and we can publish anything we'd like to that location. It just gives us a place to a public location to see the health of the thing from the results of the Jenkins job and creating Jenkins jobs that look at other Jenkins jobs is actually not that hard. Okay. So is there anyone interested on working on that next iteration? Yeah, we're not. Okay. So that means thinking about whatever language scripts that will run as a Jenkins job that will generate whatever is on Yammer takes the reports published on Azure buckets. And then the next step is adding a datadog monitoring, eventually linked to page duty that will look at the freshness of this one. Monitor. You can repair on that, are they? Yes. Of course. I'd like to understand a little more because of buckets and pipeline and datadog. The three of them are interesting for me. There were one or two previous issues from Daniel also for private reports on these private instance and also reporting of a failing job in Jenkins-Sinfra on IRC. Cool. Okay. So can I let you change the milestone on that one? Yes. We have weekly.ci Jenkins.io. Which is ready and waiting for review. Yeah, it has been merged. So almost there. We have to... Oh, it's okay. Is there a new issue? No, it has been merged. So we have to check. It has been merged. No problem. So I propose that we keep it for the next milestone as well, because we need to validate that it's okay. And we will let team, since he opened the issue, close the issue and consider that done when we will have reached what he expects. Does it sound good for you? Yes. If you're okay, Hervé, both you and I will monitor that issue and answer to team. So we share the workload on that one, but that should be almost there. Thanks for taking care of that. And so when I tried to open weekly.ci.Jenkins.io, it directed me to an HTTP site, not an HTTPS site. And it was the Jenkins devil icon, the image of crash, the crash image. So still more work to do there. To do next week finalize, plus let team close the issue once done. Okay, thanks for checking, Mark. One last issue is create new sun grid account on Azure. Didn't add time for that. Since it's not emergency, I propose that we remove any milestone from this one for now. Even in two weeks, I won't be able to work on that because it's currently working. So no problem. No problem. I agree. Okay. So I'm now looking at the new issues that open. So it's an idea from Hervé that I feel very good and very at ease with. We have that infra team sync next milestone that will be an always open milestone. We add the new importance to pick for the next weekly meeting. I insist on importance. And we can also put there that what we already did, the important topic that have been blocked and delayed of one or two weeks. So most of the time issues like the Docker credential for VM that are work in progress, but blocked by something else for one or two weeks. So the goal of that milestone is for us before closing the weekly meeting after checking what we did, what we are currently working on is to check the new important subjects so we can shape the new milestone for the next week and decide what do we have in the area. Yeah, that's nice. And I've just created an infra sync later for the issue. We won't work on it next week, but we want to keep in mind like the same great one. I would have used this one too. Even for the one in two or three weeks, not too many. For me, it's back to open the issue without milestone that we have to try and keep in mind, especially since the RV, the big slaughter of the rotten issues is there. That means that we should have less and less open issues. So that's why I hate to get them back in the issues with 3H. It's too much for him. Less than 200 now. I propose we start with the next one and we keep in mind the later one. It's just that when we reach the later state, it means we won't have time or it's not as important as the current one, while the next or the upcoming for next week or the one we need to delay. I propose we start, but we keep in mind your ideas, your idea, because that might be needed. Let's try it with the next this week and see if it's okay for you. Yes. Okay. A grade to Kubernetes 1.21. Who is motivated to start working on that? Yes? Yes, I'm ready to work on it and if you want to do it with me. With pleasure. Okay. I don't feel comfortable doing that by myself, but prayer is nice. Okay, so we can sync on the next step. I think the first step can be done totally by Stefan and the RV can just ping you, but that one is quite easy. And then the rest I will let you both of you work on that. So let's put it on the next milestone. Minor one missing incorrect headers cooked by RV. That's one that should have been fixed, but since the latest major ingress on Kubernetes upgrade, there has been a rollback. So I will take care of fixing this one. So if it's okay, we put it on next milestone for me. I will ask you to review it once I will have open the pull request. And then we have the artifact caching proxy for CI Jenkins IO. Uh, if it's okay, unless someone wants to start working on it, I will want to start to take this one. Okay. Good for you. That's, let's use the Docker hub credential for VM agent. And I think that's all for today. Oh, there is a question topics that we didn't speak about. Okay. Thanks a lot for your work, folks. And see you next week. Thank you. We are progressing. We are 37 minutes, almost 30 minutes. See you later. Bye. Bye.


Hello and welcome to the session that has discussed the following question. It says a body moving with velocity of 36 kilometer per hour is not to rest in 10 seconds. Find the retardation and the distance travelled by the body before coming to rest. Let's now move on to the solution. We are given that the initial velocity u is 36 kilometer per hour. Now we'll convert this velocity in meter per second and for that we'll multiply this with 5 by 18. This comes out to be equal to 10 meter per second. Now we are given that the body is brought to rest in 10 seconds. So T is 10 seconds and the final velocity is 0 because body comes to rest. Now we have to find the retardation. Now we know that v is given by u plus at where v is the final velocity, u is the initial velocity, a is the acceleration and T is the time taken. Now let's substitute the values of T, v and u in this formula. So we have 0 is equal to 10 plus 10 a. So this implies a is equal to minus 10 upon 10 that is minus 1. Since a is negative so this is the retardation and this is minus 1 meter per second square. T square is given by u square plus 2 as where v is the final velocity, u is the initial velocity, a is the acceleration, medicines. Here we have retardation. So it will be minus 1 meter per second square and s is the distance traveled. You must write these formula while solving the question. It's very important to write. So let's substitute the values of v, u and a in this formula to obtain the distance traveled is 0 square plus 10 square plus 2 into minus 1 into s. So we have 0 is equal to 100 minus 2s. So this implies 2s is equal to 100 and this implies s is equal to 50. So this implies distance traveled equal to 50 meters and retardation we have obtained as minus 1 meter per second square. So this completes the question. Bye for now. Take care. Have a good day.


So lucid dreaming as you know controlling your dreams being aware of what you're doing and being able to experience anything But how can you do it more often and how can you increase the length of those dreams? How can you actually have longer dreams? This will be a very short video I promise it'll be no time wasting in this video. I'll get straight to the point The first thing is obviously do more of what works So hopefully you have a dream journal and you're kind of tracking what works and what doesn't so just look back at that dream journal and go back to all the times when you had a lucid dream in your life and Look at the dream journal entry and see okay What did I do on that day or that night and the chances are you'll see a pattern especially if you've had more than five or ten lucid dreams You will see a pattern you might say oh, it seems like every time I go to bed early I have a lucid dream every time I do this particular technique I have a lucid dream or you know, whatever the case may be do more of what works So just look back at what you did in the past and do more of that The second one is also quite obvious do that more often so whatever works Just do that thing more often if you know that every time you do awake back to bed You have a lucid dream Then do more of them if you know that every time you do a specific reality check It always always seems to show up and just do more of that reality check yourself expand a trade But you'd be surprised how many people they just kind of missed this they they try and do all these random fancy techniques And then when you talk to them as I have they will basically say well Yeah, there's this one thing that always works, but you know, I just want to learn these other techniques And I say well, okay, just do more of that technique the one that actually works The third one is also very simple for also very powerful You might want to take notes about this one and that is just to do something Okay, it doesn't matter what it is if you're learning about lucid dreaming reading books watching videos But you're not actually doing anything then just do something it doesn't really matter what it is Because anything you do in the direction of lucid dreaming is going to be good Okay, so when I say do something I mean do reality checks try different techniques write more in your dream journal Try supplements Meditate, you know all of the actions the actual physical actions outside of just watching videos and reading about it Do something and then after a couple of weeks see what thing actually, you know did something for you All right So those things will increase how many lucid dreams you have and now we want to talk about how to increase the length of Those lucid dreams. This is also something that it can be very simple and you don't need to over complicate this when you become lucid As soon as you become lucid ask the dream to make it longer. Just say out loud to the dream I want this lucid dream to last longer Keep me in the dream longer and the dream itself, which again is just your subconscious mind will respond and do that It's literally that simple. That's the first though. The second one is you can use things like in the waking world meditation affirmations Guided meditations so when you're being walked through verbally like imagine this dream scene imagine you're walking down the whatever That will help you and then also if you want to look at supplements things like b6 and also melatonin now with melatonin I would actually not advise you to take this until you've done everything else So melatonin is known as the hormone of darkness or the sleep hormone Basically what it does is it builds up and up during the day Until the point where you're so tired that you fall asleep. So think of it like a sleep drug Okay, it builds up slowly over the day until the point where you're so tired you fall asleep and Then it keeps your sleep and it makes it a really stable deep sleep The problem is most people don't get enough melatonin because when you look at lights in the form of blue light like this Obviously, it's the daytime, but this would be bad LEDs screens laptop whatever the blue light in those screens Stopped your body producing melatonin, which is not good. So the the easiest solution I've said many times, but it's also the most effective one It's just to not look at screens at night or at least a couple of hours before bed because you want your body to produce Melatonin Melatonin is pretty much the most powerful thing that's going to keep you asleep for longer by being asleep for longer and more deeply You'll have longer lucid dreams. It's that simple Anyway, I do cover most of this in the lucid boot camp and a breakthrough course links down below But if not, let me know what you think about this in the comments


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Your Counter Spies organization, though lacking the jurisdiction to act at the time, kept careful watch and reports were regularly dispatched to this headquarters. One report described a situation which took place on Pier 137 on the evening of August the 18th. Damn, Jerry, give our hand with the number two plane. Hey, Wolf, when you get thrown out in the number four hole, come and see me in the office. That car's not here, Keno. Huh? I am trying. I thought I told you we were never to put foot on this dock again. Sid Bergus and me.   Sir Bergus, that's personal enough for me. Bergus has got a no proposition he wants to talk to you about.   Here is my answer to all his propositions.  Sorry. Sorry for that, Keno. Very sorry. You're the one who'll be sorry if you ever show up on this Pier again. Now, sir, help me if I ever find you around here again. I'll take it. This victim attorney has presented the state's case against my client in a clear, if somewhat over-traumatic manner. But now, if it pleases the court, I should like to make only one important point. This. This. Exhibit A. This glass vial which contains, according to my illustrious opposition, a portion of the lethal poison which killed the victim, poisoned found in the home of my client. And this, Mark, you, is the only fragment of evidence that the state has produced against my client. I shall now prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that this one piece of supposed damning evidence is absolutely worthless by drinking the contents of this vial. And there you have it, Cora. Wow. You really drank a sip of this vial? Just as I drank that cocktail. And I'm alive to tell you about it, my dear. Just as it happened in that courtroom ten years ago. Well, naturally, the case was immediately dismissed. Well, then your client was innocent. Uh-huh. Huh? Guilty as thin. But you drank that stuff and nothing happened to you. Nevertheless, it did contain a slow-acting poison. But how? Remember, I said a slow-acting poison. But I still don't say that. Everything was in readiness, you see. The second occasion is dismissed. I rushed to a building across the street from the courthouse where a stomach pump was waiting. Within three minutes, the lethal dose was out of my system. Clever, Cora? Well, sure, Mr. Wallace, but then you took a terrible chance. Well, I figured it was a gamble, considering my $10,000-a-day note. And your client got away with murder. Yes, but not the second time. Second? Two years later, he chose a more obvious weapon, a gun, in eliminating a competitor. He died in the gas chamber for that infraction.  After all you did to save him, huh? Well, I wasn't thinking of him. Myself. Before entering the chamber, a sudden and unfortunate stroke of conscience prompted him to reveal the true facts of his first trial. Uh-oh. And that got him into trouble, huh? Well, among other things, I was disbarred. You think you've done all right for yourself, Mr. Wallace? Financially, yes, but money isn't everything. No? What is? Well, I suppose it is a great deal, Cora, but I do miss the dramatic moments where the trials can hold. Don't you got enough dramatic moments these days handling said Ferguson's business and your other clients? In a way, but I really prefer to operate in front of the curtain rather than behind it. Well, if I were you, Mr. Wallace, I wouldn't complain at all. Right now, Cora, I have only one strong complaint. Which is? You keep calling me Mr. Wallace. Mm-hmm. That's it, I'll call you. Well, under these conditions, what do you think? James? Jim. Jim. David? Much. Get yourself a drink. I will. Don't make it long. Yeah. I won't. Hello? Hello? When? Yes. I'll be there. Goodbye. Oh, that was quick. Cora. Something wrong, Jim? No, but I will have to beg off tonight's date. Well, of course, what else could tear me away? You can't wait until tomorrow? I'm afraid not. I've got to leave immediately.  You know, it wasn't easy for me to get away. I know that, Cora, but this really can't be helped. A very important client is waiting. Well, where'd I go with you? Ordinarily, I'd be delighted to take you along, but not with this particular client. Oh, no. Well, he happens to be your boyfriend, Sid Ferris. What took you so long, Wallace? Sorry, Ferris. The rain made the shore road very slippery. Where's Bird Weaver? He's inside, William. And Charlie Kino? Just like I told you on the phone and the bedroom. That's cold. The gun? Weaver's got it. Then everything's ready? Yeah, yeah. One in the house. Weaver took the lease on this beach house as I planned it? Yeah, and he's been living here since last one thing. That's great. Now go ahead, John. Hi, Mr. Wallace. Good evening, Bird. Here's where Kino gets his message, huh? That's right, Bird. Here's where... And he'll never push nobody else around now. Will he come? It's not likely, Bird. And from here on, with Kino out of the way, you'll be hamming things with their 137, huh, Sid? Yeah, Bird. From here on, I'll be in the driver's seat. Let's have a go. Yeah. Here it is. They've already fixed the catch-off for nothing. Have any trouble getting it, Bird? No, no trouble at all, Captain. Well, then, sir, I guess I'd say everything is your step. That's right. Everything. This is what I've been waiting for. Oh, Bird. Huh? Where are you going? I'm going to the bedroom to bring Kino out of here. You won't have to do that, Bird. Oh. Oh, you're going to give it to him in there, huh? Uh-uh. Well, we're not giving it to Kino at all. Yeah, but we're letting the officials take care of Kino. Isn't that it, Captain? That's the way I'm arranging it, Bird. Well, look, I don't get this. Then what's all the setup for, Sid? You tell him, Wallace, you're the legal brain. The setup is to prove an airtight case of murder against Kino. Murder? Well, I still don't get it. Get it now, Bird. It's all set up, Bird. Set up for us when Kino's pressing the kill-yo. Sorry, Bird. This is the best in legal way. He wants to sleep at 1.30. Why the sudden rush, Sid? Charlie Kino has been arrested for the murder of Bird Weaver. That's a shame for Kino. The King, Cooper, every stevedore working on Pier 137 out there. I mean, this is a chance for Sid Ferguson to walk in and take over. Chance he's been waiting for him. Yeah. But it's also a chance for us to walk in. I was about to ask you that, Sid. Why are we flying out? We still don't have any jurisdiction. We do now, Peter. Under the national fire armed act. The murder weapon? Hmm? Yeah, that gun was transported over state lines six days ago. So we're free to act in the case now. You know, Mr. Harding, I'm not thinking. You know what? Fergus could have created this situation himself. I mean, the bad blood between Kino and Bird Weaver. Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. Well, from what you've heard so far, Chief, is there any possibility that Kino didn't actually commit the murder? Well, everything I've heard so far looks very bad for Charlie Kino. Especially the gun. The gun? What do you mean, Chief? It was Kino. We bought it in Nevada six days ago. Sometimes winter can sure be a pain in the neck.  And you're right where you started. Or rather, where you didn't start. Now, here's what you can do about it. Keep her filled up with new winter grade gulf-nonox gasoline. Because winter grade nonox is the sure-fire gasoline that starts your engine going in stopwatch time. Nonox gives you the quickest start your car can make. All winter long, up north or down south. And that sure-fire nonox power guards against stalling in traffic. Gives a wonderful smoothness on the open road. Just think about all these advantages you get with winter grade nonox. Quick start, fast warm-up, less choking, less stalling. And all these, you know, save on gasoline. So with new nonox, you get the greatest mileage possible.  Now back to Counter's Fire and Jim Wallace's apartment on the west coast. Now, Mr. Bronson, you say that on the night in question the defendant was in your cafe. Yes, sir, he was. Will you please describe his condition? Well, counselor, he'd had quite a few to drink. You mean he was inebriated? Yeah, that he was. That he was. That means he was drunk. Did you notice anything special about him that night? Yes, I did. I couldn't help but notice. Notice what, Mr. Bronson? Well, when he paid his bill, he reached in his coat pocket for the money and then it fell out on the floor. What fell on the floor, Mr. Bronson? A gun. Well, Fergus, what do you think? Hey, you did a good job on Bronson. Thank you. If he doesn't slip up in court... Oh, you don't have to worry about me, Mr. Fergus. I got it down fast. Well, is that all, counselor? I got to get back to the tavern. That's all, Bronson. Oh, Mr. Fergus. Yes, okay. Here's your money. Much of likeness, please. Well, good night, counselor. Bronson, just a minute. Yes, sir? Now, remember, you never call me or Fergus again. You never get in touch with him. Is that understood? Yes, yes. Okay, go on, go on. Well, Fergus, it's all over for the sentencing. Yeah, I've got a hand if you can say it. You sure do, Fergus, that $10,000 fee for this matter. All business, aren't you? Is anything else important? Yes, but you're too old to learn about it now. Hello? Well, how are you, Mr. Ambrose? Yes, Mr. Ambrose, but I'm about to finish for that matter. Yes, that part is definitely settled. You'll be at the same place tonight? By all means. An hour? Exactly. Goodbye, Mr. Ambrose. Oh, business. Now, tell me, counselor, how can you live such a dull life? I've never been in jail before. Well, Mr. Keno... Just don't understand. Mr. Keno, Mr. Harding wants to hear the facts. Directly from you. I don't know how it happened. I don't even know how I got down to that beach house. According to the testimony of Ernest Bronson, you were drinking in his cafe, drinking Hellaway. No, Mr. Harding, I'm not a drinker. I just stopped by there once in a while for a beer. So I'll have a drink, just one beer, maybe two, and it was a very hot day.  Well, I didn't have the gun with me. But you did buy that gun in Nevada just a week before Weaver was killed with it. Yeah. Well, why did you buy it? It was self-protection. There was no telling what said where does my duty get rid of me. Well, why did you go to the trouble of buying it in Nevada? I just didn't want my sister to know about it. I didn't want to scare her or anything. You didn't have to go all the way to Nevada, did you? You've become guilty too, don't you? We're not thinking anything right now, Mr. Kino. We just want to thank you. The facts may help you. Go on, Mr. Kino. Well, I was all mixed up. I didn't like the idea of carrying a gun, but I thought it was the best thing to do. I took a trip to Nevada just a two-day rest and while I was there I made up my mind to buy that gun. It's all there was to it, and it's the truth. Well, I hope it isn't, Mr. Kino. You can believe me, Mr. Hush. Look, there's nothing I want more. If you wanted that gun to protect myself against Fergus and his gang, I never dreamed anything like this would come out. Well, probably Fergus did, but it wasn't a dream. What do you mean, Mr. Hudson?  Yeah, but it seems everything is against me. You read everything Bronson said? Yes, I read it. Now I'm interested in hearing it in person. Guys, we want to talk to you. About what? The Kino case. Both of you go over to that empty booth and talk. Why should I talk to you about anything? Is identification card reason enough? Counter-spice. Oh, let's go over there. Yeah, okay. Uh, Willie, to draw that beer, I'll be busy for a while. Uh, go ahead. Sit down. All right, Bronson, I suppose you started at the beginning. What do you want to hear from me? I told everything to the DA. Maybe you won't be able to repeat it exactly the same way, Bronson. Look, what do you take me for? Possibly, we might take you for plenty. Look, I know my right. You can't intimidate a witness. Who taught you that? That's the trouble with all you characters. You know your own rights, but no one else's. I'm a witness. You're treating me like I was a guilty party Kino. Maybe Kino isn't so guilty. Well, you can't prove it by me. We have an idea we can. Well, I know. No matter how much you give me the business, the fact, the fact. It's also a fact that Kino isn't a drinker. Yet you claim he had plenty here the night of the murder. He did. Plenty could be one drink if it had been fixed. Who would want to fix his drink? You tell us. Well, you're balking at the wrong tree, Mr. All. I know it's a fact. You know, Sid Ferguson? I've heard of him. Do you know him? No. What do you want from me anyway? You say that the gun dropped out of Kino's pocket. That's a fact. He didn't even have his gun with him. Well, go ahead. Believe him. He's only a murderer. Maybe he isn't. Maybe he has something about as bad as a murderer. I didn't do anything. What do you want from me? You've had that before. Well, what do you? The truth. I'm a danger. The fact. Not your facts. The truth, I said. Look, I told you all I know. Now will you leave me alone? We'll be back. You might have a change of mind. No chance. All right. We'll be back anyway. And he's sticking to his story. Well, I've got an idea where we'll be able to shake his story loose. Is something new to turn up? Someone old. Who? Someone old on our book. And a holler. The name James Raywall Wallace. Does that help you to follow? Wallace. That slimy shite. Mm-hmm. What does he fit in? Well, it's a valency tale. And Sid Ferguson reports that Wallace and Ferguson have frequent business sessions. But Chief, it could mean that Wallace set up the whole deal for Fergus to get rid of Charlie Keno. Certainly could. Wallace is an expert at deals like that. Now, but prove it. As you say, Wallace is an expert. Well, we can prove it in time. Yes, but time is the thing we can't afford. You know, can afford it even less. What do we do? Well, for one thing, we'll keep working on Bronson. There's a chance he might still lead us back to Wallace and Ferguson. We have some contact with either one of them so far. Well, he might if we keep up the pressure. And there's something else, Peter, about the relationship between Wallace and Sid Ferguson. What? A third party. Who's that? Fergus' girlfriend, Cora Vinson. The surveillance detail reports some information about Cora Vinson that even Fergus doesn't seem to know. He's very friendly with Wallace, but on a secret basis. Oh? That's worth knowing. More than that, Peter. That's worth using. If you listen carefully to what I'm about to say, you can save your car and yourself a lot of trouble. 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Yes, following the payment of my penalties to the state I went there to contemplate my future. Ah, what a place to contemplate. None better. That's what I need, Jim. A beautiful place to contemplate my problem. When we go to Paris, you'll have no problem. Oh, you said we're going. Well, you don't want to. Did I say no? Well, well... Well, you've got to play a little hard to get. When are we going? Oh, I'd say all my business will be cleared up in three months. I could let that rain. But you wouldn't. It could be business. What? Better answer. Hello? Counselor? Bronson? Didn't I tell you not to call me? I can't help myself. Countess, get off the phone first. I'll get in touch with you. Don't call me again. Sounds like cobble, Jim. Plenty of it. The counterspires are in on the Keynell case. Oh, I guess you won't call said then. I do not. What? I've got enough to worry about. You and me. We'll let Frigus worry about himself when his time comes. All right, Cora? All right. Well? All right, Jim. But what do we do next? You go up to your apartment and pack. I'll pick you up in an hour. And we'll start out on that trip to Paris. Come on in, Jim. You packed, Cora? Already. Very big. Down in the car? Car? Who's gone? Frigus.   Frigus, you... I was right behind that door when you walked in. What? But I don't understand. I sent for Sid. What? He told me everything, counselor. Huh? Everything, Jim. Are you planning to skip out on me? Skip? Well, now, Frigus, I don't know what she said, but I can explain. Save that golden fruity, George. I'll only be wasting breath. You see, while there's Cora here with my insurance against you... Insurance? That's right.  You didn't trust me. I'll come off it. I don't have time to laugh. All right. What are you going to do? What would you do in a situation like this? The second thing I'm going to do is take Cora and leave this town. And what do you think is the first thing? Now, believe me, Frigus, that won't be necessary because after all, I'm as heavily involved in the killing of Bert Weaver as you are, and I can't afford to talk. I can't afford to take chances. You're much too smart at copying a plea. You want to wait outside, Cora? It doesn't matter, Jim. Okay. Well, you'll be crazy to use that gun in here. It'll be heard throughout the entire building. No, no, not this gun, counselor. This one is as silent as it can. Oh! There's nothing silent about this gun for you. I've been a king of his life, Mr. Harding. Mr. Harding? Well, I can explain everything, sir. Is that right, Wallace? Yes, sir, I can. Now, to begin with, you've got a phone call tonight from someone you identified as Bronson. Yes. What? Well, it wasn't Bronson who called. It was me. We decided not to wait till Bronson talked. Well, that's a shabby trick.  You're under arrest for complicity in the murder of Bert Weaver. Anything you may say will be held against you. 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California secession movement wants a national divorce to avoid civil war in U.S. The leader of a California secession movement known as Yes California told Newsweek in an interview that a national divorce is needed to avoid another civil war. As politics have become increasingly polarizing in recent years there have been growing calls for residents in coastal-like states such as California, Texas and New Hampshire to secede from the rest of the United States. Yes California is currently campaigning on a ballot measure called Cal Exit 3.1 which would break California into two and establish a country separate from the U.S. in the San Francisco Bay area and along the Central California coast. The independent land would be called Pacifica. So far 92,000 people have signed up to join the campaign through the movement's website. However it's unclear how many of these people are California residents. The movement was founded in 2015 by conservative activist Louis Marinelli who is the current president of the movement and Marcus Ruiz Evans who was a conservative talk radio host at the time. Evans left the movement in 2021. So right now we're more working on the concept of national divorce as an alternative to potential civil violence and civil war in the country. Marinelli told our belief is that there's a lot of growing political violence and political problems in the country that may lead to fighting in the streets. Civil war too. Some people are calling for. We are trying to propose the idea of potentially doing a national divorce of some sort to avoid that type of situation.


Blue cheese has mold in it. I love blue cheese. Blue cheese has mold in it. I love blue cheese. Blue cheese has mold in it. Ranch is good.  It's I'm Corbin. I'm lactatic. You can follow us on Instagram. Twitter for more juicy content. It's so juicy. You can follow us on Twitter for more juicy content. And interview uh it's a hilarious guy. He takes like internet comments of like funny like boomers having they're not making any sense in their comments and he makes them into songs. Oh he's on tiktok? Oh I don't know. That one I just asked him. Yeah that one I just sang it was a collaboration with him and Jimmy Fallonick. Oh I have I know stuff. Any old who? Any ways. What are we doing?  What are we doing? Stop talking. Are we reacting to tiktok stuff? You got it spanding in here. That's that's actually accurate. Yep. What if I played a tiktok on my phone into the camera? Would they block the video? No because this is YouTube. Right so you can take tiktok videos and put them up on YouTube and they can play in India. There's a bunch. Maybe we should create a tiktok channel. But also they could just use their VPNs and it wouldn't matter. That's what they're doing anyway. It doesn't matter. You can bypass it. There's a dark market for everything including underwear. I'm wearing dark underwear. What does that have to do with anything? I'm wearing dark underwear right now. What does that have to do with anything? Cheese. What? In your underwear. That's how I melt my cheese. Anyways today we're reacting to a video it's called the world's most expensive briyani. Okay it's gonna have silver and gold stuff. That's usually how they make some expensive. Edible silver and gold. I can make my my ramen noodles expensive. Here's some gold and silver thrown on top of it. With 23 karat gold. There you go. Briyani. Why are you gonna do that? One it probably has a lot more than that so we'll see. Why are we gonna do that? There's people starving that need food.  Because there's people that'll give you money for this. Capitalism. Anyways but yeah so we both have briyani. Briyani is delicious. Delicious. I've made briyani. Very complicated thing to make. Because you start it you do it in layers. Yeah and it's I only say yeah because I've seen it. Dreamly complex but briyani one of the most popular things in India. I hope they're gonna tell us the actual value of this plate and if it's absurdly obscene. Well it says it has 23 karat gold on it but let's see the how much the plate costs and how angry I'm gonna get. Have you ever seen the show Worth It? It's a new it's been on for a few years it's on BuzzFeed but it's an actual thing of like there's two guys that go around and so like let's say the theme of the video is hot dogs.  And a really expensive hot dog. And determine is it worth it. Oh I like it. So they have a lot of stuff with gold on it because all the expensive stuff has gold on it. That's how you make anything expensive just slap some gold on it. Anyways so did I turn on the... I don't know if I did my sound yet. I don't know but the easiest way to turn on your speakers is to whisper sweet nothings in its ear. Simple somethings. Here we go. This is the most expensive briyani in the world. Oh that does actually... Now look at it the gold I'm looking at everything else. Yeah it looks delicious. And over the past few years there have been so many briyani joints popping up all over town. They have arranged for 10 euros, 20 bucks, 200 dollars. Which is very near the best. Actually in question we'll tell you about it in another episode. Today we're trying one that's 1,000 euros. That's the one with the 1,000 euros. 1,000 dollars. That's way more than a thousand dollars. That's like 1,500 dollars. That's not just that. That looks good though. And that's way more than a thousand dollars but that looks good. The rice itself weighs three kilos and you've got three different kinds here. You have biryani rice, quinoa rice, white rice with saffron. Oh you've got potatoes? Those are potatoes and eggs. They'll still look like fried boiled eggs. Three different kinds of chicken. You've got the malai chicken and dalgona burtura. It's a little bit spicy. Chicken meatballs. More meat. You've got lamb chops and lamb chicaba. A huge lamb chicaba. Wow. Wow. And as if that wasn't delicious enough it's garnished with mint leaves, cashew nuts, pomegranates. Mint leaves? And it takes 45 minutes to put everything together. Slather that gold on there. Just gold. That's all they did. Oh wait did he say euros or pounds? Euros. Okay sorry I thought he said pounds. Okay they just slathered gold on it. How much are those sheets of gold? I have no idea. Over a thousand bucks. Probably huh? Yeah it's 1,200 dollars. One second you've got three different sauces. All right. So you have nihari salad, jo tori salad, badami sauce, almonds and pistachios and pomegranate. How do you eat this thing? And then do I peel off the gold? Like I'm a biryani guy. Can I get a box to go? First meal I ever had was a biryani from Karachi Gapar. That's a true story. I'm on a mission to find the best biryani in the world. And I've tried it in many different places. I had it in Spain, Ireland, Los Angeles. I was in London on a 10 hour layover and I tried biryani. I even had biryani at the Burj Alam. At the time they didn't have it on their menu but when they stayed at the Burj you couldn't get it where you asked for it. The biryani was pretty good. So the question I had everyone was like what does this biryani taste like? I'm gonna start with the gold. It's so dirty. Have you ever had the gold flakes? No I have no idea what that tastes like. Probably nothing. Tell my mom I made it in gold. I would imagine it tastes metallic. Yeah it doesn't taste like anything. That's what I thought. It's pointless. It's just to say I have gold on my food. Can I have it without the gold? It's called a hundred bucks literally just so you can say I had gold on my food. Which is to be fair pretty good experience. How often can you say you have a gold biryani? Gold chic above. I bet it's like a hundred bucks without the gold. Probably. It looks delicious though. Minus the gold. Oh I thought it was an Indian thing. Five bucks. Okay fun fact and an open legend but an interesting origin story goes all the way back to the Mughal era to Shah Jahan and his wife. They say that Mughal was visiting an army barracks and when she met a soldier she felt like they were undernourished so she gave the chef a special recipe and apparently it was biryani. Let's get into the meat of it man. Let's get some gold on it. Gold plated sausage. Yeah I just... Mutton slathered in gold brick. I would love the mutton. Sans gold. Can you ask for it without the gold? I'm sure you can. It's really good man. Rating so far this one about eight and a half or 10 in terms of flavor. It's it is exquisite. It better be. If you like the video and you want to see more clips like this don't forget to like share. Just look. Look at it though. Minus the gold. That looks phenomenal. I would eat that. Yeah it looks great. Would I pay anywhere near a thousand dollars? No. Never. There is not one article of food I would ever and I could hold on. Jeff Bezos money I would never spend a thousand dollars on one single dish of food. Even if it was that much because I could feed six people. That's not a thousand dollars with the food. That's 87,000 freaking rupees. All I'm thinking about is how many people's salaries a year that is. That's true but I'm saying like if you were I've been at a dinner that was much more than that because well if some other ignorant fool is going to spend that amount of money the guy has a lot of money. I'm even still I don't literally taking gold something that's really valuable and turning it into my own shit literally when that gold could have been used for what that has value. Okay yeah these these kinds of things are detestable for me. Well God likes it. You made the people eat a gold cap. Wow. Old Testament jokes. Yeah I just I find this kind of decadence to be offensive. Yes but you would eat the briyani. No you no I'm not talking gold I'm talking just oh I would love to everything else if you got rid of all the gold and you have all that food there and you're taking away the cost they put on the plate it looks delicious. Yes the food itself looks absolutely exquisite. Briyani is so good. Yeah it looks really really tasty. It reminds me of but I don't even remember how much that dhala was. Yeah I have no clue. I think it was more around $50 though and I was nowhere near $1,000. Oh yeah I would never because our team took us there I'd be very upset if they took us there and they were handing me a check. You could stay at a hotel in India for a month for a thousand American dollars depends on the hotel. There's many that you could. Not the Taj. Not the Taj. Not the Taj. I looked up the prices. They were American prices. Oh yeah at the Taj in Mumbai. That's not a surprise. Yeah they were expensive. But yeah I just whenever I don't mind watching lifestyles of the rich and famous kind of things and seeing the ways that people have lived in opulence but when I see something that's like this is and I wonder how many people actually get this because I would have a really really hard time. My bet is it doesn't happen. Not off. It's done so that somebody can show you how wealthy they are. Yeah essentially it's like the rich knobs that come in that want to impress people. Right. Which is entirely different than say buying a bottle of wine that's expensive because when you're buying a bottle of wine that's expensive it's typically going to have an incredible taste to it. The gold there tastes like nothing. So you're basically spending money on your own defecation. Well I would I would like to know how much it cost. You know poop it out without the gold like how much that drives up the price to get to whatever price it was at. If you weighed all of that gold 23 karat gold they've overpriced this thing based on the fact that it's just an event that you go to and you can get there and no one else is doing it because if you weighed all of that gold I bet it barely weighs anything. So I doubt I doubt there's more than look up how much I doubt there's look how much edible gold sheets are how much does an edible gold sheet cost like 50 bucks. So depending upon the gold for 20 this is what it says yeah it's 23 karat so for a 24 karat sheet of gold one of those 50 bucks 50 bucks. So even if you put that entire thing on there that's incredibly if you put five of those on there that would be 250 bucks plus the rest of the food we're talking there's no way the cost of that plate is going to be more than three or four hundred dollar. And even then that's I wonder if this I wonder if this hotel or restaurant is just like crazy like that is literally like a big name. Is it owned by the guy who has the most expensive house in the world? No this is in Dubai. Oh so maybe I don't know there's still could be expensive stuff in Dubai. I don't know let us know. But now I want Breani. Of course it's in Dubai. Everything's bigger and more expensive in Dubai. Makes it that much more bothersome. Now I want Breani.


Hello there, so today I thought I'd do something a bit different and I'd record something while I'm walking I'm walking through a new part of town today, so hopefully it goes well. It's recently been raining, so I Need to be careful where I walk. Anyway Hopefully it's not too jumpy and you can hear me, but today I want to talk about Something a bit different. I wanted to talk about Language learning and it's just been in my mind because well because we're planning out our trip this summer We're gonna be my wife and I are going to be going to Taiwan And it looks like we might spend a week or so in Korea like kind of stop over on the way to Taiwan and And so I've been looking over, you know If I should Try to brush up on my Korean or not for those of you who don't know I saw my languages the ones I translate in Or Italian and English and that's it, but I love languages. I love learning new languages growing up in Switzerland We learned French and German later. I learned Spanish in college. I took these classes in Japanese at the USDA I went to school in DC and so these government agencies offered classes and Then what else I lived in Korea for a bit That's and had a private tutor there and then Chinese obviously my wife is from Taiwan there They speak they speak Taiwanese as well, but they also speak Chinese Mandarin Chinese and so that's what I was learning and Anyway, I'm I speak. I'm very backlit. I Guess that's better except I'm trying to walk that way. Maybe I'll walk backwards for a bit So I or maybe I'll just stop I Where was I? Oh, well, yeah, and that's the thing So I'm juggling all these languages and looking for the camera, which is there I'm juggling all these languages and I I'm very bad at switching from language to language to language I know some people can do it from French to Chinese to English to whatever I can't do that at all I if I'm thinking in a language, I mean Italian English is fine But any other language? I'm you know, it's very hard for me to switch to them You know or from them or stuff like that. I'm getting a bit better with Chinese I think just because I hear it more often, but the other language is I'll be okay But if you ask me to switch to like Korean right now Like there's no way my mind will just be all frazzled and and I won't be able to come up with anything And it's happened before we're like we'll walk into a Korean restaurant or Japanese or something And yeah, I have no idea what say even with French like and you know I started using Chinese words when I was trying to speak French like it makes no sense. Anyway So How do I go about this? Basically, I have a regiment when I know so recently like my wife and I went to Germany I mean recently about a year ago and you know before going to Germany I basically had this regiment for like a month or a couple weeks beforehand. I started listening to podcasts I started, you know brushing up like a German TV shows and stuff like that just trying to get some German back you know that I'd learned before and obviously it had gotten really really rusty and So yeah, I try to do that before I take a trip. I try to do something like that and so yeah If we're taking this trip say to Korea We haven't finalized anything yet, but once we know it's finalized I'll probably be doing something similar. I try to you know, create a schedule and you know stick to it And then I'll concentrate so you know this trip to Korea will probably just be traveling around of it Visiting some I mean going to restaurants visiting some stuff I'm hoping if I can take her on a road trip to the east coast of Korea if we have time That would be nice. And anyway, it'll just be asking for directions ordering stuff talking about stuff You can kind of see a bit of the skyline behind me But anyway of Charlotte by the way, if you're wondering but anyway, yeah, I that's sort of my regimen and I Usually divide language learning into four different things. There's speaking listening reading and writing and So for this trip obviously reading and writing will be minimal Most of it will be speaking and listening and so that's what I'm gonna concentrate on and Yeah, yeah, so I'll probably maybe I'll do another video where I talk more in detail if we decide We're going to Korea and I set up this regimen and all that and I can delve a bit more into it of How I yeah, how I go about this because I find You know if I'm like say with German, you know If I'm just constantly trying to teach myself a word a day or brush up on German But I have no intention. I'm going to Germany anytime soon I know I'm gonna forget that stuff before I go and I find it a lot more useful to Before I use the language so before I travel there or something along those lines to come up with a regimen of a month a couple weeks whatever it might be and Try to get it back and then you know slowly But surely I can get what I learned back and hopefully even advance a bit. So by the time I get there I can you know hit the ground running and And not just jumping into it cold turkey So yeah, anyway, hopefully this video wasn't too jumpy. Hopefully I wasn't too backlit and Hopefully you can hear me because I didn't even check about that. But anyway and yeah, but definitely let me know if what you do to keep up your languages and How you how you do that if you have to juggle? Well, you know two languages or more and you know how you do that because I find it quite hard And I can't switch just like that from language to language. And so yeah, let me know I'll try wait. Let's see if I'm less backlit. Nope. Nothing helps here. So anyway I'll uh, yeah, and I'll talk to you in the next video and but yeah I'm definitely interested in hearing because I like to improve on my methods, too I just do you know, this is how it came up for me But anyway, I'm be happy to hear what you guys do and I'll talk to you later because I can't figure this out And I'm way too backlit now