Talk one-on-one. Yeah, we gonna talk. We gonna have fun. We be on fire.  Check it. Check it. Check it. It's a unique hustle. It's your boy ECO And I'm here with the lovely amazing official miss Jamaica. What's going on? Man, hey, man, I'd be excited man when I get these type of guys in here, man This guy here, man, y'all don't know it but hey the newest and the hottest man to be honest with you I've been checking him out man.  He was lyrical. You know what I'm saying? I liked him and him to be honest with you I was like, okay, you know and so when I looked at y'all vanilla ice all that different stuff the white rappers Dallas P Post Malone when you do his lyrics. I say man what it's got fit in But man yellow wolf up down the wall with me You know I'm saying machine gun Kelly that I met at the at the palms hotel where we was checking in together, man It's going down, baby. Oh, baby. My boy Moolah is in the building What's up, man that introduction was cold What's up with you she you know just this working man putting as much work as possible You just flew in from Miami. You just come on in this thing man Got on this boss talk level man. Just hop off the plane at 10 with Thomas at 11 So yeah, yeah, 45 minute drive.  I did the little interview with Jerry Sparry in their real life I appreciate y'all and we shot the music video with one of my artists out here drill a baby He's okay. Yeah, he from Hammond, Louisiana, but he stayed out here in Dallas now So we shot that little music video. It's gonna be hard and then woke up the next morning shot straight out to Miami That was on we's out here for like three-fold a shot out here shot straight to Miami then we Shot a music video out there Did a little show got a couple features in you know what I mean?  I didn't even get to see the beach I'm pissed off about it too. I'm the coolest first time ever been on the floor You know what we didn't then kill a No, because we go we go to LA all the time and we see that we didn't go when I tell you LA beaches I don't really like LA Beach. I like San Diego Beach. Yeah, San Diego nice. You see what I mean? So it's like nowadays. It's like Exactly exactly. Well, you know, mr. Maker from Jamaica, so she really down playing all the beaches Trying to go out there No, but I love San Diego Beach San Diego Beach nice I will jump in San Diego waters, but not LA water San Diego got them big-ass waves.  Oh my god, that water is cold. Definitely. I learned how to scuba dive out in the LA Yeah, it's like it's mad cold out there. Yeah, let boy say scuba dive.  Okay. Okay. Yeah, the people that are like people want to swim with the dolphins and swim with The sharks and all of that stuff. No, I'm cool. It's hard cuz you can breathe though. You feel me It's like you ain't got it's just like we talking we can breathe the same way. You just down in the water I'm not doing Oh Say man, so let's get into it man. Let's do it how we do it on boss talk man We like to go back in way back When you were growing up who you're growing up with your environment all of that Did you want to rap when you were younger? You wanted to inspire to be somebody else for sure? Uh, I Always was around hip-hop.  No, it's a majority black people. It was like probably like 80 90% black people And then it was like five percent Latino and then five percent other. Okay, it was like white people was in with the Yeah, the Asian people with others But it was cool man.  They always supported it like They just they knew I was musically inclined because I always play guitar and piano Did you get it from your mom and daddy or somebody? No, I honestly neither one of them played any music I kind of just learn like I got a guitar when I was like six years old and I started teaching myself how to play And I started watching other people and then I learned about chord progression. I learned about melody I learned about how to read sheet and sheet you feel me so I can like write and sheet music So they didn't have that in school like for music like music classes kind of choir choir help me a little bit Okay, like I was a choir boy instead of so you can sing yeah I was an all-states ten or two in Arkansas, which is like out of the whole ten or two I was number two for three years in a row. Yeah, I went to college for like a semester. I got a little fool, right? Oh And I've seen you a real musician too We don't get into that but just to be able to say I'm from Arkansas where you know Not only Bill Clinton, but Jerry Jones. Let's get it.  Yeah, and not only them that don't leave out See James. Yeah, no, no, wait a minute. See James. He don't know who the hell is see James in a Todd Jesse McDonald. All right, Sam Walton, though That's a bad bar right there. His kid doesn't move his daughter over there in Fort Worth She worth about 40 bill on me.   She was but I knew it from her Louis Vuitton I was really low-key You didn't get to plug it in did you? No, it was like a first time and she got to see my face next time if I see It's going down So she was the younger younger she's probably like 40 you feel me? Oh, yeah.      No No, okay. Wow, that's crazy On me though.  Yeah, you couldn't do that.  At the end of the day, that's a part of life, man You go through this stuff man. This is life life steps up and do things that you don't expect And that's the part that you got to be willing to be able to you know Transform and conform to to be able to understand.  You feel me like I must have Yeah, she might have just been being petty I Y'all young man, I'll be man. Come on man. How do you 25? See y'all I'm saying y'all know You know, I met Harriet Tubman No, but but the thing you got to understand is we we living in a new day, man I I had this questionnaire and I asked people was I think it was and it wasn't that Charlemagne gave Joe Rogan a pass for Using the n-word, but it was like hey, man, you know, you know, he shouldn't have said it and I felt it But it wasn't under where he said hey, man, you know That was wrong for him to do that or whatever it was like. Yeah Well, you got to watch what you say cuz it'll come back on you and all that but you do Understand that our history is gonna play part in different situations when you run around here acting as if it didn't really just You know don't matter if you have another race and you know, you know, I have worked with people and they They they we have odds because their grandfather Was in the Civil War and they trying to uplift the fact that they grandfather was in the Civil War to me But I'm just saying this is what we live in in the south where I feel sure the rebel flags are still flying high in certain Yeah, and so now you get people that's working with you to say my granddaddy was in there and all that It's like I don't care My grandpa my great-grandparents actually to be real with you my grandparents my ancestry come from France Okay, we came over in the like the 1940s Yeah, and we came to Louisiana and we we Creole you feel me?     I just like our Refuse like I've just been in such a sentence certain situations where it's like, you know It's just never cool.  And they were talking bad about blacks. Of course. Hell yeah. What did you do in that situation? Did you just sit there and be quiet or did you speak out? My bestest friends have always been black ever forever you feel me as long as I can grow up My bestest friends was black, you know what I mean? So it wasn't like so it was always like my brother's friends would come over and I'd be like yo like My homie Kimo isn't here right now. Like why are you talking like that? You don't think that make him uncomfortable gang like what's up, you know what I mean?     So at the end of the day, everybody go through racial different situations ever to and it's every It's just personal everybody I just wanted will there ever be a day when you know We all just learn how to love each other and accept each other I pray for it man. It's like I pray for those days that like we can just all get together and be like You know What in my mind? I always say, you know what cuz it's gonna be a point where all of these Interracial marriages end up being everybody's so mixed.      You feel me like That's what he did it for for the girl First you feel me cuz I was like man, I kind of I sound good You feel me and it's like oh they're telling me I sound good But then like I said I got I went through like a little injury couldn't play guitar piano like you broke a window So what happened with that entry?   No, he like came out I was like, oh, it's over gang. What you doing? Did the Injury cause any harm it caused nerve damage. I can't really feel these two fingers anymore I had to I had to relearn how to use my left hand and like and as a pianist or I can't do it like that.  Yeah, you know without using those two fingers.  Yeah, you're getting the signal now.  I mean What's them cats man? It was it was like my brother, bro. It's like my brother. Are y'all friends now? Yeah, we still cool.  You feel me? So it's like it wasn't even really him, but yeah, come to find out. He ain't even still it I Name some people when we first started up I named a yellow wolf, of course he up on the wall and I didn't get to take pictures with machine gun Kelly, but I definitely We be tall. Is he falling perfect? We yeah, he not really dead. He bought six foot. Maybe he looked like he'd be tall No, he ain't that tall. He ain't that tall, but he he cool we was at the look the counter talking and He he he's definitely lyrical to when he had that little run in with him and him I thought it was good for me to get out there and swing. He wouldn't I mean, of course the eminem Yeah, he's got but still he got some punches in and and and so when I seen that and just talking about it Just thinking about it Where do you think you fall when it comes to lyrics dealing with with the with that situation even even with the Dallas peas and just all the people the post Malone Where do where do moolah fall in the midst of this? How do you get in the door and say Nick? I'm here It's just gonna take consistency. It's just gonna take keep putting out that hard work lyricist wise like yeah I want I gotta get better though on lyrics like you don't feel yet.  You feel me?  What make you different?  I'm letting it all hang out I like the reference with Bubba Sparks Then I started looking into him and I was like, okay You look like him now. I'm just talking about the lyrics. He could be hard. Yeah, like ain't nobody People the other day even I'm gonna get him on the show.  He sound black though. See that's the difference between you sound like a brother Yeah, he's sound like a brother Like a real song to come off and it smile. Oh, that's the best one up But man when him and Camille was going they think man. Oh man Camilla Terry man in him They I don't think even though they came off different like a part.  Yeah, how they made that album.  It's sad When I when I think about those guys and then I put, you know, like I said I'm looking to see where you gonna fall in that whole that whole algorithm So that's what I'm gonna be trying to figure out. You know what I'm trying to do I'm trying to bring authenticity though I try to bring like Sensuality of like what I really did you feel me and it's like or like what what I've seen Arkansas though, baby, they ain't from Arkansas. You got to run with that on me You got Jerry Jones. Like I said earlier. You got Bill Clinton. You got the Waltons We got a little man. You got to start putting something in your lyrics. Let's be real That's why they moved me up to Fayetteville was because like I got touched in with a shout out to Nick Smith He coming to play for the hogs next year. Okay number one player in the whole country high school and like Couple different law high school recruits so we can get tapped in with the Arkansas Razorback basketball team and the football team That's dope. You know coach Muscleman. He already he's trying to give us like floor seats and stuff You feel me for the events. That's dope.  Yeah, exactly. He linked in with the Cowboys Yeah, he get plugged in with the Cowboys. No, he's he's with them like they got a deal with him no where he can Many people got there. So if you make something like that happen, that'd be dope Yeah, I'm trying to just get it to her like because you know I'm from Arkansas Like it's a big community the Razorbacks is big in me.  What if they played my song right now?  Yeah, Jerry Jones can come He played for the Hawks actually seen him on campus. Did you driving around a brand-new Lamborghini shit?  I'll be like, he don't even play though So he's he won't gotta play fourth straight quarterback, but he's still he don't care He don't care about Straight and all right go play for the Cowboys. They never touched the field.  I know you um, we were listening to an interview earlier and you were talking about since you talked about Arkansas You were talking about is it Bill Clinton? Mm-hmm.  Yes, it's been did they do a DNA test, bro? You have to look into it because it's like hold on look I'm trying to tell you Bill Clinton is a shiesty.  I'm trying to tell you he his mama No, no disrespect his mama was a working lady. You feel me and Bill Clinton invested in her and she got pregnant and You know, he actually was sin. It's like a known thing He would send presents to her house through the police would show up and send presents for Christmas to his house every Christmas for like 10 years 15 years He like does he take care of him? None of it.  It's like it's really wrong The mama needs to put him on child support. They won't they won't take a DNA test. It's the president. You feel me? It ain't they ain't giving him a DNA test take him to court that they've been trying to Come on, they take him to court.  He's not gonna That's what I'm saying. He's screwed. He is Bro, but he looked just like him and his like it's a known thing in my city like everybody knew it when it happened So you telling me Bill Clinton has this boy will black kid. Yeah Man follow that to my number. You got my number. Send that to me, man. I just want that same one right there Hey, there's a thing that they say in Arkansas like don't play with Bill Clinton.  You feel me Look into it. He's a gangster like Bill Clinton.   So it's like, you know But that's YouTube has he been on all these news channels news. He's been on everything when Hillary Clinton ran again He was like Hillary. Why are you denying my access to finding out if this is my father or not?  It's it's legitimately. He needs to get up and run for president His name is Danny Williams, man. Danny Williams. He needs to go to school get his stuff together and Try to and he's a friend of yours. Yeah, I'm about to show you Like this is your can I get him on the show? I mean, I was trying to put him in a music video to you bro. Can I get this dude on this show? You probably could bro like, you know, I'm in yeah, I'll fly that dude in That's what I'm saying. What does he do? Nothing. Just be worse. He works at window mark. Yeah, he had the window mark. He come From the window mark.   You probably know. Oh, yeah, that's your boy right there Yeah, you and him y'all be doing business. He lives with his mama He stayed he got three kids now. He's staying in the same apartment. I cut my arm in Really? No cap the same. So so you go so so all you need to do is this on the Instagram or this is the phone number That's my that's my Facebook. We personal person like that. All right, see them. See me. I'm gonna get his info I'm gonna try to get that ball in the show Cuz we need to understand if this be your son or not. I really am interested in that Yeah, I'm gonna try to sneak some DNA for him So let me ask you something man Okay, when you when you think about just being in the music industry, you got a song with a sensei Molly Sensei Molly, I've hit her up a couple of times to come on my show and she didn't come I had a little bro You know little bro little bro. She's been on here. Nice, but I ain't had since it And I hit her up.  This is this little clothing store But we'd like to have you out here. We got your boy here today mula Yeah, I'm gonna have to come through and rock with boss talk in Dallas, Texas man. Yeah, I gotta tell you But but no man, thank you for even coming on here and doing the show So how was it the process in that song with her and and just a whole just give me the spill on how y'all made that happen So like I made this song, uh, I was linked up a gutter TV. Shall I go to TV Arkansas? He lit out in Little Rock. I linked up a gutter and we did some business, whatever He locked me in flew out the LA and we was just going through You know our plan what we was gonna do and he was like, yo, I got you know, I'm managing sensei So like it would be hard for you to get on the track and my manager was like, oh We we do a lot of statistics like we doing a lot of numbers and seeing how many percentage of men and girls And all that following me and checking my shit out and we know this and I was having a lower percentage of females And then it was like 80 20 you feel me more men was checking me out So he went and was like it would make sense for me to get a song with a female so I can get more female Artists you feel me or more female fans So I listened to her whole catalog and he sent me two beats and he was like one of these beats Make it make some shit to her beats I listened to her whole little catalog and opera music right into the studio and I made that one So I had to buy a block for the shoot because I was like I was like damn I'm gonna have a shot. I'll have this shoot.    We got the peace pulling up nigga. We got the peace pulling up Yeah, yeah, we got the peace pulling up. It's a problem Yeah, yeah, yeah, we got these rappers in here see I know how to do it I do boss talk man. You never know what you're gonna see man. This family right here, man Yeah, you know, I had the When I see you on my intro video when I'll be doing the exo thing I said I got my boy piece man. He gonna pop up and pull it through. How you been? I've been chillin.  Hey, man. So this right here is mula, man. He got some of the sensei He got so yeah So man now but so that's one of them man, so give me a little spill on the The the NLE chop the chopper deal. How was that the tour with him and only chopper cool man He a real cool here kid. So it's like it was cool to see a young in like, you know I mean he like real young because I thought he was like 22-23 dude was like 18 17 19 years old and I was like damn. Yeah when you went on Right before COVID happened. We was on a I was doing a college show tour So it's like I was hitting all the universities University, Arkansas LSU. Yeah, Miss Alabama like all them And he was he was the main artist and I was just opening for him like matter of fact lead the first COVID case was in Louisiana and Baton Rouge the first one in the south and we had just did a show at LSU the day before that came out Yeah, and I was like in the crowd touching motherfuckers and shit You feel me like out there like turning up.     We are gonna catch it wasn't that People like it's just it's just a new common code. We got new generations coming out.   Did you how did that somebody called you my cousin? Shout out cam and I never said Cam he might I came on the thing this one dude named Joe was his partner He was like, yo my cousin he he doing it like yeah, he's hard and it was before I was even like now Now if I had that shit, I'll go crazy It was like premature for me like I wish I could have waited until this part of my career now Because back then I wasn't even ready now.  So we went on to 20 of them I did I need to perform with Roscoe dash to change money bag. Yo Italy chopper we did Roscoe or we did who's do chain Trinidad James. Mm-hmm. Yeah Gold all in my watch So when you so when you when you done it, I mean How did you feel you feel like okay now?  We tap in you we could work you feel me But like I'm performing enforcement at this club and I got a Versace robot and I'm in here and they're both focus is booing me We're like Like in my face bro, because it was no stage I'm standing out here in the middle of everybody like a old school first-off concert There's like 30 people around and people are booing me in my face like boo, and I'll never forget that memory That was just that was just a bro. No, we're broke city There was a time. You don't say we don't know they're gonna know him now No, but on the cool I just did the little interviewing for Smith and like people know how I am there now you feel me So it's like so I come back in the city and like now I go to that same club. That's dope man That's dope. It's a cool turn around. So so I Guess I could ask you a top three artists of all time dead or alive. Dead or alive Number one Got no specific order They had Number three Yeah, let's get it popping man. I gotta figure out what what type of beat on the gear, you know, let me see You know, I you know me. I'm gonna try to find some. What do you like those?     They get so big they get the filing off this shit It was weird man It was weird hanging out It's weird because different artists are different levels and different times in the career You feel me so it's just weird hanging out with people in specific situations like, you know Chop was on the way up then he blew up and then I seen him it running loud and he was just a different person You feel me? So it's like but he's still you know, he's he's growing up forever. He is bro.  She know where they stop baby. She giving me top knowing that she gonna slot Baby, she's switching the lane. I've been giving the brain baby.  I'm the daddy.  No, she's no I'm the daughter I'm switching the game. I got a brick and I'm making it pain. She's switching the lane I got a jack in the coach. You're going to say in the culture. I get it and they pitch in the ninth and in the closure Hey kind of switching the game Okay, right here. Yeah, I slowed it down for you now.     She's not chairman She on in the green like a crouton. Okay, I'm chipping off of him cuz he bring it is just free He was in the studio he punchin It's all about the melody and the pitch in the tone you feel me for me So do you you have to be how to wrap in the studio don't lie nigga I don't think I ever not behind the studio Honestly, I feel like I rap better when I'm not high ten minutes.   You feel me. I had jumped off the moon and flew to the house You feel me because yeah, that's dope cuz it was like right over there. Yeah, I got it I told him I was like yo, I'm getting home regardless.  That's the far. That's the farthest truth from the narrative It could be you feel me cuz it's like I'd never for my son. I'm a daddy You feel me like I love my kid I only thing I ever care for is making sure his brain develops properly and that he's safe You feel me? So it's like why would I ever put him in a dangerous environment? You know what I mean? So how did they run down on you? They call you and say you at home right now. I was in Miami They pulled up to my house. They pulled up to my house on her strings I was in Miami my little brother and my pops was there at the time Like and it's a whole weird story like so okay. I got time to say so when the pandemic happened So like the pandemic happened before the pandemic house happened I paid two years up front on some rent for like a little five year Or like a little five bedroom three bath house for me and my baby mom's I'm like kid You feel me so it's like I paid that then I went instantly on like like gone. Never there 200 I was going 230 days last year. So when she had the baby.      I got we we shooting it who we shouldn't we end up shooting it with half pints You feel me?     They went through my phone. They went through like not my phone, but they went through my home They went to make sure that there was no like drugs or guns at the house when I wasn't there You know what I mean?  I got a little P90, you know what I mean? I got a little Glock and a P90 and I was like, you know, that's just registered It's in the bedroom, you know me but besides that there is shit in there So they went through and went through everything went through my bank accounts Kept coming back like two or three times and after that they just was like all right Well, we're gonna close the case on you.    I had to yes, that's pretty It's just crazy that you would have to be pushed into a situation like that But so so when you think about like your name, I pull it up and you remember the great they got moola Yeah, and I thought I used to call him the great but your name and his name so similar when I pull up y'all stuff It'd be mixing him. You know that though. Yeah, yeah for sure. So I'm gonna go top soon. Don't worry. I'm about to be no Well, he did Yeah, but when when you was down there, who was the guy from? South Carolina that was what you the white guy that was rapping free stuff. I know a million Yeah, is he rocking with y'all y'all the team know when we had him signed to the to the production company It was kind of a How can I say this without being dissing and shit? It was like Milan know it's up with me man.  I discovered do like on the cool. He had no followers. No nothing. I've reached out I was like, yo, this was before I was somebody I was like, yo, if I'm ever somebody you gonna be on my team game Cuz I believe in you I ended up getting with Bushwick Productions and getting a little power to be like oh We can sign you bro. Let's do this and I reached out to him and we did that but some people like I Don't know bro.   You feel me and it's like so are you heard him say that He was like, yo, this is when I got booked for Mo3 show and it was like he never mentioned me or the production company That really hired him.  He's he's a little young He's like 21. He ain't got no money.       So I was like That's what I told him I was like I'm sorry gang you got it and then he started, you know doing that Where he was like get on the internet and being like we were never friends.   Well, let's talk about Bushwick Productions Well, how did that come about is that name because it's related to Bushwick Brooklyn Yeah, it was originated in Bushwick Brooklyn. Okay, the owner of it. His name is Victor Borgi He actually my manager personally, but okay, he owned it with another dude named Andrew And they were managing the 10 boys and ASAP Taiwai when I found them.    You just got to be I'm gonna be the hottest dude out here and I told him I was like y'all about to be the hottest dude And he was like y'all right fly out and then I flew out to New York slept on dude's couch For like three days got all acquainted with his family and then he saw me a little management contract and then Shelfed me you feel me put me straight on the shelf for like six months Wasn't it because he was working working, but then him and Andrew got into some type of Financial argument where he Andrew couldn't pay for something that he had to and he was like fucking. I'm just gonna quit and I was like Here's your bread gang. Let me sign your paperwork over and he signed me over and then I became co-owner of Bushwick Productions Wow, so that's so instead of like me giving a company 20% now Investing my own money back into my own company to invest in myself. Exactly. That's dope man. It's beneficial for show Yeah, hey, that's dope man. I'm straight off the shelf you feel me instantly So man, how can people get a hold to yeah, you know, we've got to line it down How can people get a hold to you if they trying to link up what you get a feature or just trying to link up with you to say Hey, man, we love what you do. Yeah, any time anybody want to reach out to me man They can be me personally my Instagram mullin moh Underscore if you want to reach out to Bushwick Productions and DM they can handle all the future money and all that shit Or you can reach out to me I always try to advise the artist if they're trying to do a feature reach out to me first and then I'll send them To my management because like they got so much going on that like they may not you know what I mean Yeah, they may not be able to reach out to you directly But I'm so on my shit all the time every somebody every time somebody deems me I know I hope boss talk 101 did justice because we are the hottest podcast in the universe Shout out boss talk man I'm excited to be one of the one of the interviews that y'all get Breakfast club y'all charging well-focused 5,000 We killing them You can get on breakfast club too if you pay this one saying that's like is that something I mean my thing I do this from the heart You know I'm a hustler man. That's hard. I'm really just I'm out here sparring nigga. This ain't my But I get it somebody might come and say yeah, let's do it and we'll do this and do that then How would I get my little artists on here so they could do You went in the DM of my wife, right I was on my couch looking at my deals and I didn't even know you had did that and I just seen you and I start rocking with you like that I'm telling you it and that's how if it's something I want to do then I do it. I don't go by no rules Man, but then she'd say that's the same guy to try to get me up I'm like really I think I think I did and that matter of fact now that you're saying that I was coming down here And I was like damn. I'm gonna try to get at least another two or three interviews Yeah, and I was like damn. I reached out to rain water. Okay, I reached out to rain water and was like Oh, who's hot right now?  He was one who's like boss talking Yeah, but but that's what I'm saying. That ain't how I picked you on the couch No, cuz I want to say something because when you hit us up, this is the thing that I can't stand with a lot of people What do you do, baby? You said on there you said what's popping with you guys is not What's popping with you guys normally? I ignored Because I'm like, okay, who are you? Why did you think about it? You know what I mean?   I see somebody that's hot.  Yeah for sure. That's what I'm saying. It's never Connecting So I'm gonna be real with you man. You always now your family see that's why that's that's why a lot of time like if I do charge It doesn't make it business, right? Yes, but when I do it like I do it is family That's a whole different ball game. That's love. So it's something money came by and when you come at me in a certain way If you if I if you if I pay you or you pay me or whatever the case may be it only goes so far I'm not even looking for you no more. So it's a different feel. I'm being real with you So we kind of like trying to fill it out the trip like one day. Maybe we will charge somebody but not today, man Yeah, that's when you got And I'm really trying to be on here you like Man, thank you so much for coming on the show You always welcome to come on boss talk 101 what a boss is talk man. That's what's up I'm gonna be back. We're gonna do a little follow-up interview in the next like six months to see how she's going if you with it That's it This is I feel like sometimes it's more it's more right to show up by yourself and be like I'm a man You feel me like I ain't gotta have a posse the next time you see me I'll tell you bring your people when you bring them they still can't get on the mic unless you say it I see it. You're a thank God. I get my dad. I'll be bringing my pops on me.


As you can see it goes all the way around here, and we've got a step because we're in our concrete Over here. We've got our copings Welcome back to the Garmol job. It's 24 We're here late because we've been rained off today We're on a lintel job and it rained pretty much till two o'clock. It's trying to rain again now So instead of us rushing here tomorrow morning. This is our next job tomorrow Lintels put off till Friday, maybe Sunday depending on the weather so coaches come in for the last hour to get this lot in It's all been delivered So we need to get it all through the house Get the mixer through and then we can turn up our half seven tomorrow and just get just get it smashed So yeah, we put this on a bit of a time lapse for you while we get this stuff in Here comes Al So catching a bit welcome back That time lads That time lapse footage of promise to you didn't happen set camera didn't press start as usual So we're done Everything's true common bricks for inside the steps Soaking wet Soaking wet They're all dry. We've had a bit rained all night. So The loose ones weren't covered so they're soaked, but we've got the we've got an Embraer heater from screw fix not very good, but it's better than nothing. So I'll get that set up tomorrow So there's a little footing that we're putting We're just skinning this wall up The the wall is following this patio So everything squared off the patio So this patio isn't square It's like which ones you do They're just relaying the first four rows here and leaving the top bit so it's got to follow what's there So when this side's done, it'll just need piecing up along here with the piece But that's down to the flagger Like I say they want do you want to get someone back to relay that for four rows which are just chucked on sand It's not absolute disgrace Yeah, so blocks are in as well They're only fire blights, but this one course just built bolt the wall up doesn't matter if they're not seven newton Putting this green at the back of them put some holes But leaving the cross we leave the cross joints out The perps out or the bottom of the perps out and we're putting some clear weak vents in the bottom course Maybe the next course will put them in somewhere Just a little bit of water through And then that's it We're gonna be back here at half past seven. Oh, yeah Lines up. We've set out. We marked out. So it's get here get a mix on and get cracking at half seven So yeah, that's what's for today. We'll see you in the morning Good morning Finally back on this wall and today We're trying to get it done. Well, we are gonna get it done. It's a late one. It's a late one but Yeah, as you saw yesterday we spent a bit of the evening getting these loads out ready Well, we've got 250 As well as loading them out dead also got he's got the bones sorted out and You can just about see it. We've got a little line scratched in where we're working up to and then obviously here as well We did that dry concrete around here So we're gonna lay these ones on here and we've got the drill for Screwing it to this one because this is actually doing a good job. I believe they're not so It's a bit instead of knocking that down and having to Rewriting all that we're gonna do screw ties and tie this to that And then as you can see it goes all the way around here And we've got a step because we we're not concrete but Yeah, so that's the plan and then if I take you over here and We've got some copings We're gonna go on the top obviously very nice match some nice dark gray and some light gray Yeah, enough of me blabbering dad's got the mix on so let's get cracking more of us ready to go and Just while that's been mixing we've been leveling up some of the concrete and It's good When you're using that laser level Absolutely, so once that makes us a bit more wet Another update I take you back about this heater.  I think it's course higher at this end of the steps and first courses all around There So basically just covering up that monstrosity of a wall and facing with some nice stonework Which when it's all jointed up looks fantastic. I'll be stone-colder brown 300 mil nice so Next job is I'm gonna get this corner up while Alex carries on running through there and then I've got to set the steps out the bottom to the bottom step Projects off this concrete onto the flags, but these flags are good flags So I'm quite happy to set the steps on it's only the bottom step. So there's not a lot of weight on the bottom step Yeah, that's it so Get cracking probably why it's how he's run three in Actually across the you can actually run blockers across there because none of that scene Inside the steps steps return there. They're gonna be 1290. I think wide to allow for overhang on the flags It's gonna be one two third step into the garden It'll all make sense as we're going along anyway So catch you in a bit Was off quick Alex done with the joints in how's it? How's your joints now? Which not sticky is it? It's got two to go on there. Nobody could see them there. You just you just crash yourself up Yeah Yeah, so two to go on this side Square these steps up step one step two step three is into the garden those flags are coming up and Three to go on this side because the garden sloping up the wall steps up one and then seven round here so we That's what we've got to do We've probably got the hardest bit out because we've set out. We've got the corners up We've got the set step set out. So that's pretty much running in now I've just got to run those first two in there and the inside of the steps That's got to run that in get the course of block down the back of it I've just got to run all this in and then we're gonna take the copings on top, which are over there by Alex Which is a charcoal or the core. I think they're going to slate gray, but they go nice with these stones These are these are by the way abbey stone colder brown the 300 by 65 by Yeah, abbey stone colder brown not sure we can get them down south, but they're made in Preston. So I'm not sure they're quite local so Yes, still plenty to do and we're over halfway through the day. So it's gonna be a long day. We just need to get pushed on now So I'll just film finishing off this step here and then we'll drop back on time That's why we get a bit more done five past six. We knew it's gonna be a long look here We're done the walls up because the garden slopes We've got a step in it there steps up of course at the steps and then round and as you can see we just wrap that around the old wall Just tie these up nice We were sweating on the copings That's the off-cuts. That's what we've got left out the copings That's it So that's us


Hey, this is Brett and this 2017 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab 6-Foot Box is stock number 22J115A. I am here at Summit Automotive in Phonelac, Wisconsin. You're new and used like-duty truck headquarters. This 2017 Toyota Tacoma has the 3.5-liter V6 engine, puts out 278 horsepower. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop, has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off, it has 4 brand new tires and it is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video, inside, underneath, start it up and take a look under the hood to give you the most accurate representation of the vehicle possible. Infernal orange is the color and I shoot all my videos in 4K. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, or smartphone, turn them on now because it is your best way to check out the vehicle before seeing it in person. As you go down the driver's side here, the box is in really nice shape as are the doors and cab. I didn't see any major dents or dings on there. The front fender is in fantastic condition as well. If you like the video, you can subscribe to my YouTube channel to Z-Tube.com so I have Summit Auto. Click the bell notifications, you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with the painted and polished aluminum 17-inch alloy wheels. And it has Lofen 265, 65 R17 tires. These are brand new. We put those on in our safety inspection and they still have the little wear knobs on there. So brand new tires all the way around. You get the projector lamp headlamps, the LED running lights, factory fog lights, and that front bumper is in very nice condition. I didn't see any major dents. Dings or cracks on it. Grille is in nice shape. You get the sport hood. I didn't see any major dents or dings on there. And the passenger side front fender is in nice shape as well. Passenger side front wheel, no major scuffs or scrapes. Right as you go down this side of this 2017 Toyota Tacoma, take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. Take these HD videos so if you're far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises. You can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. If this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video that was helpful, that Brett sent you. Back tires are brand new as well. And the frame and underbody, other than being a little dusty, is in very nice condition. Very little corrosion as all the remaining factor exhaust, and the lower rockers and cab corners all look really good. It does come with a nice set of painted steps. Once again, down the rest of the side of the box looks really good. Coming around to the back, rear bumper is in nice shape. It does have the backup parking sensors. Tailgate's in nice condition. It does have the receiver hitch, four pin, and seven pin wiring. Locking tailgate. The bed is in very nice condition. You get some side tie-downs, and this one does have a plug-in back here. It shuts nice and solidly. And for full disclosure, this back wheel, just as nice as the rest. You get the blind spot monitoring, built-in directional signals inside. The SR5 package gives you the black cloth interior. You get the bucket seats in front. No major rips or tears on the seats.  Back seats, just as clean as front. No rips or tears back here. It does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have. Power slide and rear window. These seats fold up like so. You get some storage underneath here. Then these seats also fold down. You can take that headrest down, out. 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Okay, so I think it's about time we moved on to lighting now to really get this level looking cool so The first thing we'll do is deal with the main light source in this scene Which is going to be the Sun and we do that using the light source That's already been included for us when we've created this level initially So if we have a look over here, we have a light source This is our Sun if I just click on it here in the world outliner and press F It will take us to the icon for it. And if we have a look at the icon, let's just zoom in a little bit You should be able to see that there's an arrow. This white arrow is showing us which way it's currently pointing And I want to just mess with that a little bit I want the Sun to come in from a different angle and I want it to be lower to look a little bit like it's Sunrise or sunset that kind of thing So I'm just going to turn my rotate tool on And I'm going to use the shadows to guide me. I think so I am just going to Zoom out a little bit. I want to be able to see the shadow on here if there is a shadow There are no shadows. Where are my shadows? Okay, let's have a look for the shadow and the engine scalability settings Okay, we'll put high shadows on to make sure that that's going to show up Okay, so I want the shadows to come in at about That angle I think Which I'm happy with and I also want the Sun to be a little bit lower so I'm going to rotate it down a Few degrees as well So I think 20 degrees might be too much So I'm going to change my snapping To five degree increments and just bring it back five degrees. I like that So that gives us some nice long shadows, which is going to kind of simulate the time of day that will go in for Okay, the next thing I want to do with this light is change the color of it So I want to give it a little bit more of an orangey glow and we can do that in the Details panel So I'm going to click on the light color and just from the color sample here. I'm going to go towards the Sort of orange spectrum. I want to be careful not to overdo it But equally I want to be able to see See a bit of color in the light. So I'm first off just going to choose the color I want So I don't want to get it too red and then I'm just going to pull this slider down So this would be completely white light which looks like it did before and then we can just move that slider to bring the orange in Until we get the sort of look that we're going for so I'm going to choose that I think that's a nice shade of orange But now the sky sphere this thing here doesn't match what we've done Here so the Sun is now shining from a completely different direction So the shadows don't line up and the skies the wrong color, but luckily epic have got us covered and if we go down In the world outlier to the sky sphere One of the first options you've got is Refresh material and that will then refresh the material on the sky sphere based on what we've just done in that light So let's give that a click That now it looks good. So now that's starting to look Just beautiful. I could cry. Okay So we've got that going on but let's let's do a little bit more So I think I want my son a little bit lower in the sky just a touch. I'm going to go back to my light source I'm going to rotate it Five degrees more apparently I did want that so we'll go for that and then let's go back to the sky sphere And we'll update the material again Yeah, I think that's pretty nice So so far so good what I want to do now is change a few things about this Sun So that is that is lovely and low in the skies and that is nice So what we'll do is Have a look at the Sun brightness so at the moment It doesn't really look very bright and you can change that with this slide Well, we may go back and forth between both this and the directional light to get it right But I'm just going to drag this up a little bit. You see if we go really crazy. It's like my eyes So we don't want that but we do want it to look more like it's glowing rather than just a circular disc in the sky And one thing that I really love doing with this sky that's provided for us is getting a little bit more cloud in there So you've got this cloud opacity that's set to one and you can turn it all the way up Although if you overdo it apparently that becomes the Sun too but what I want is just Cloud to be able to block out the Sun a little bit Something like that And I'm also just going to turn up the clouds three. So let's go for something like five So I want this to be a little bit more of a windy day Because as we know we've got the grass and the trees moving so the clouds should be moving too to match that Okay, so far so good there What we'll do next is go back into the directional light and we'll change a few more things here and what I want to be able to do now is See what the sun looks like because it passes through some trees So I'm just going to move over towards some trees like that and kind of half hide the Sun and Then to make sure that I can see it in game when I play I'm going to change to spawn at current camera location like that And then if we play and want to test it it'll spawn us over here rather than at the main spawn point, which is good so what I want to do is Make it look that we've got beams of light shining through the trees the God rays and in a real engine. That's called What is that called? Let's just scroll down Light shafts and light shaft occlusion etc. So but before I'll be able to see that I'm going to need to turn up My settings a little bit. So I think just for the time being I'm going to go higher across the board and That should allow me to see when I turn this on So let's turn on light shaft occlusion. I didn't do anything like chef bloom. That's the one Yikes That is a that's very very bright. So let's turn that down. Let's go zero point zero five Still too strong zero point zero zero five And that's a bit nice. So let's see what happens now when we go around this tree You see that the light is Kind of playing with that a little bit and I'm a fan of it So it's not not too strong, but it's there and that's what I'm going for. So now I've got some God rays going on This is really starting to come together Okay, so I think that's pretty much going to tie it up for this step There is only one more thing that I want to change before I really go any further and this is the grass So when we changed our Light color everything else in the scene kind of went with it. So the ground went a little bit redder The cabin did the rocks did the trees did but the grass still looks too green Which I don't like so we need to go into our materials folder and we're going to find the The grass instance that we're using And we're going to adjust the tint. So there's the tint and I now know that I want this to be a little bit redder Kind of match up with what else is going on everywhere else. So something like that looks pretty nice Let's save and close that Let's just hit play and see what we think to this So the sun may be a little bit overpowering But overall, I think this is now a vast improvement on what we had previously So we've made a decent start to lighting. There's now two more places that we need to put lights and That is just here. We need a light emitting from the fire And we also need a light that looks like it's coming out of that window as well So we'll tackle both of those lights in the next step. 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The study found that high-temperature curing can improve the initial reaction rate of CH-based composites, but it also decreases the amount of calcium hydroxide and CSH generated, leading to lower compressive strength. Low-temperature curing produces better results than high-temperature curing for CH-based composites. This article was authored by Xiangnan Ji, Koji Takasu, Hiroki Suyama, and others.


it is the seventh time that we run this conference and we are really looking forward to this year's session because there there will be a lot happening during four whole days and you can join one two three or four days it's up to you and it's a lot of more information on agile people sweden.com and we might share the address later but just to to give a sort of expectation of what will happen on October 1st to 24th this year 2019 October 21st through 24th so mark your calendars and Karin and I will be there for sure


My name is Rajavi Kringan-Shraaf and I'm excited to be presenting with the Linux Foundation. So let me start a little bit of a screen share here. Okay. So today's topic is going to be cloud security, the beauty of open source. And I thought to start off here with a little bit of an introduction. So I'm a high school junior and I'm passionate about cybersecurity. I'm the founder of Project Cyber. We're an organization for teens by teens interested in cybersecurity. So what we do is create content on cybersecurity, such as articles on various topics. And we also have cybersecurity related events for teens to participate in. And outside of Project Cyber, I've spoken at several SANS events and also placed nationally at two cybersecurity competitions. So I've listed Project Cyber's website here and we also have a YouTube channel. So please feel free to check it out. And as I've mentioned, I've given talks on cybersecurity before. And I was able to keynote at the SANS Pentez TACFAS Summit. I presented at the cyber camp for teens. And I also gave a technical talk on cryptography and the internet for the SANS Mutu Cyber Summit. And I've placed nationally in Girls Go Cyber Start and also in the Cyber Start America competition. Over the summer, I was also an instructor for a cyber arts camp called Hacker Simulator for teens. All right, so let's set the stage for what the presentation format will look like. I've split it into a few chapters so that we can start from the fundamentals, since this is a technical talk that will be built from the ground up. And I'll also be emphasizing the cloud security and open source aspects of it. Cool, so let's jump in. To begin, a big idea about the cloud is that it's actually a term that has come to encompass many services and technology models. The term cloud is a pretty huge term, but at its core, the cloud refers to servers that are accessed through the internet instead of locally. So this means we also have access to the servers and, I mean, the software and the services that run on these cloud servers. And it's important to remember that cloud servers are actually stored in data centers globally and they're managed by a cloud service provider or a CSP. So that's kind of similar to what we have with an ISP, which is something we'll talk more about later in the presentation. Okay, so this should lead us to the national question. What is cloud computing? There's a lot of hype surrounding it, a lot of businesses using it, so it's sometimes good to fresher memory about what cloud computing really is. So cloud computing refers to this idea that there's on demand access to computing resources, all of which takes place over the internet. Whenever we talk about computing resources, what we really mean are applications, servers, these can be physical or virtual, data storage, development tools, things like that. And another thing to note is that all of our data is hosted at a remote data center, which means that some other organization is responsible for managing some of this for us. Another example is that the phrase cloud computing can also be used to refer to technology that makes the cloud work. This includes some form of virtualized IT infrastructure, servers, OS software, really anything that's abstracted. So now let's take a step back and understand what was traditionally done in terms of servers and what the cloud allows us to leverage. And traditionally we would have companies building huge data centers with servers to deliver applications and services. In our modern world, we trade off this ownership, this physical access to our servers for greater flexibility, greater convenience, because this allows the company to focus on their service and application delivery, rather than putting in a lot of effort to manage the data center, which means that this sort of business strategy is more cost effective. And I think this understanding is really key because this enables us to see that the design of the cloud is actually something that could cause security concerns. And this is kind of also why I led us from the basics of what the cloud is, so that we can come to this conclusion about what cloud security will really mean, and why it stems from what cloud computing is and really how it's just designed. Now let's take a look at the security standpoint. So in an on-premises model, all the security responsibility would fall on the business, which makes sense because we also have access to the physical data centers. And we're free to disconnect and reconfigure the machines. But with the cloud, there is a shared responsibility, this idea, this model which comes into play. So management and security assessment of the cloud becomes a little bit more difficult. But the idea is that both the business and the cloud service providers share responsibilities. There's both parties involved and no one party is responsible for it all. And so here I thought to add a little bit of a picture to kind of motivate why cloud security is so important and why we should be paying attention to it. And the bottom here, we have, we can see that we as end users are relying on the cloud on a day-to-day basis. So we have all of these like architecture built around it. We have servers that rely on cloud computing. We have applications, we store data in the cloud and things like that. And all of that is really just something we interact with on a day-to-day basis. So it's why it's crucial why security should be a central part of the discussion around cloud computing. And another quick little bit I wanted to add before I finish off this segment is that I wanted to add a few statistics to this talk that we're having. So we have 5 billion people accessing and storing data on cloud and their services. We also have hundreds Zeta bytes of volume of data that's stored in the cloud by 2025 and a huge amount of money for the cloud computing market size. Okay, so let's move on to segment two now that we know the significance of cloud security. Let's jump into a few of the cloud models. Okay, so there are three main types of cloud services. We have IS which we can generalize to be hosting or storage of data. We also have pass which is often used by developers to run and deploy their applications. And finally SAS and SAS products are referred to as fully baked services that are ready for end users to use. So here we see in the chart how IS is kind of generalized to hosting. So that would be servers. And then pass would be like building, you build with it. You have middleware and OS provided on top of the servers. And then finally SAS which is the next layer up, which is like as a user consuming these goods. So that would be service middleware OS and the application portion of it. And so the three different models that we just saw actually give us different advantages and offer different resources. So often you can see a chart with all of this outlined. And this is vital information actually because we see here how in the orange part how others manage and then the blue being you manage how there's different people responsible for different parts of this. And we see here how IS, you have virtualization server storage networking as something the CSP manages. Whereas pass, you only manage the applications and data. SAS, everyone, like everything that is involved in there is what the CSP manages. And I think this is understanding, this understanding is really key is because it's inherently possible to have increased risks because of the fundamental design behind the cloud. So if we have to be extra vigilant for security. And moving on, I also thought to talk about this one analogy we can use to wrap our head around the cloud models. So you can think of the on-premises management as if you were making pizza at home. And then IS would be similar to using a take and bake pizza area. Well, pass would mean that you simply have the pizza delivered to your home. On the other hand, SAS is kind of analogous to having an experience with eating restaurant. So this is just a cool little model for what the different services look like if you were getting pizza as a service. Okay. And I added some examples here of the different cloud services many people interact with on a daily basis, especially the SAS services, which I think goes to show how prevalent and integral cloud is for us. And also how important the field of cloud security is today, and especially going forward. So that's, it's a very important thing to be talking about cloud security. And so that kind of leads us to our next discussion here. I kind of also want to talk about the difference between public cloud and private cloud, because both will have different security risks associated with them. So here we have a public cloud. It's often referred to as a multi-tenant environment, meaning that a single environment serves many customers or tenants. We have private cloud as well, which is an environment just for one user or one customer. And we also have something called multi-cloud and then hybrid cloud. Multi-cloud would be more than one cloud deployment of the same type. So let's say you have public-public and private-private from different renders, whereas hybrid cloud would be cloud that misses two or more types of cloud environments. So you can kind of see how these rely and build upon public and private clouds. Okay, so now let's jump into a little bit of the security risks, starting with public cloud. Now, there are factors about the environment that would be out of the customer's hands, because there's a lack of direct control over security measures. You are not able to directly control the exact settings and specifications, so that becomes something to consider. And then we also have private clouds, which are usually safer than public cloud. But what often happens is that the customer will entrust the cybersecurity to a third party or will need to do this through an IT team. But what happens with a private cloud is that you usually have very niche problems that you as a company will need to like face and kind of solve. So it's something that kind of pertains to you, so there may not be enough support or customer service, which if you're on time and like you're wanting to do things fast, because security risks you have assessed and then you want to find a patch or fix for it, those become harder to do if you're having to constantly have this back and forth with other support systems and things like that. And so this also leads us to this idea of update cycles. Usually update cycles can be fewer or they can take longer, so security vulnerabilities can take longer to resolve. So this is actually where open source comes in, since another alternative is to actually use the open source cloud model. And in general, the open source community and vendors have security as one of their main concerns or are open to fixing it and believe it is important, which may or may not be the case for private vendors. So let's define open source cloud really quickly. It's a cloud where services are developed using open source technologies and software that can be public private or hybrid cloud models, and they could provide all or any of the three models that we talked about earlier SAS, IAS and pass. Another important note is that, although open source can also have its cons, because vulnerabilities in the open source code or software can become public knowledge. Pretty quickly, the thing is that the pros usually outweigh the cons, because vulnerabilities are also solved faster. And with the company have usually a lot more protocols and hoops to jump through. And so it can be audited and fixed well, when it's behavior or maybe it's security is in doubt. So just to kind of provide both sides of the same coin. And I think it's important to say that open source is definitely its pros outweigh the cons. It has a good track record when it comes to security and so that's why we really recommend it. And there are three other bullet points I wanted to talk about. One is that it's more security minded. Usually, the community is very, very mindful of the fact that security is a very important thing today. And so it's going to come with this idea that security is one of the main concerns. So also an involved community open source community are usually very passionate about what they do they're very helpful so a company can always go to an open source tool and kind of chat off people and kind of get their solutions that way. Finally, you also get better control over your data. And so all three things considered open source cloud is usually a very safe alternative. And it's more secure than our general cloud models to kind of add on to this idea with some more statistics. While I was researching about the intersection between open source and security, I came across an interesting survey. So in 2019 and 2020, Red Hat actually took a survey from 950 IT leaders in four different regions. So from that survey, I compiled a few of the statistics that can help us understand the potential for more secure cloud models. So for instance, this top one here says that 83% of IT leaders said enterprise open source has been instrumental in their organization's ability to take advantage of architectures. So that's the open source aspect of it. And then also the fact that is just as if not more secure. And then finally the last bullet point that 29% of the survey respondents said that better security is why one chooses open source. So all things considered here open source and security are a very good combination. And I have this slide here to kind of get us thinking about where we can take open source and security from here. So that brings us to our third segment. Okay, so going back to what we mentioned earlier about the shared responsibility model. Here we see how different kind of responsibilities are outlined for different parties. And again, this idea that shared responsibility means that everyone is responsible, everyone involved, it needs to take care of the security. So this is another kind of idea that we should keep in mind because sometimes maybe organizations or companies are not taking into account this consideration and our idea here is that the more we increase awareness about cloud security, the better we all will be in the end. Okay, and here I have a little bit more in depth about just kind of what cloud customer versus the cloud provider are kind of responsible for. And here we move on to our fourth segment. Okay. There are three things I wanted to kind of add on to the open sources security segment. First is that the open source cloud as we discussed is a very strong solution. And another thing that we're going to talk about now is actually open source tools that help kind of assess security. So let's start with the OS query, which I'll talk about later. And also the fact that involvement and awareness go hand in hand. And that will go a long way in ensuring cloud security is maintained and be improved upon it. So let's start with OS query. So, what is it. OS query is an open source universal endpoint agent, which is a very big phrase so universal endpoint agent means that it can be used in endpoint security. Now endpoint security is essentially trying to manage and monitor every endpoint that accesses the network to ensure security. So what OS query does is it helps you make environments queryable via as well. And another fun fact about it is that it's recently been welcomed into the Linux foundation family. Okay, so you may be curious what this OS query kind of look like. So here I have OS query I. I think this shift would kind of help demonstrate what it kind of looks like. We see here how OS query is kind of like a CLI. And this is kind of how it runs how it looks like. Okay, so I guess we can now move on to the OS query community and these are all facts that I learned from just kind of researching and one quote that really stuck with me is how the OS query community is among the most vibrant in advancing operating system health and security with more than 280 contributors and 5000 commits. And I think this kind of quote really showed me and I hope will show you as well how cloud security is really better with open source in it. And the future looks good with cloud security and open source because we can see here we have a project here's a proof for project that kind of made those two things work. Okay, so that kind of brings me to my next point about involvement and awareness going hand in hand. So drawing on what I was saying earlier, knowing that cloud is designed to be extra religion. And this is actually why we spent a lot of extra time to go over how the cloud kind of works, what the mechanism mechanism behind it really is. It really helps if we have more people get involved with cloud computing open source cloud computing because the safer the end products will be the safer. We all will be in the end. And I think to leave us off on the note of the beauty of open source. The fact that we are all people trying to solve one big problem one overarching solution that will kind of fit everyone and their needs and the idea that we can all come from different places, different backgrounds and we could be anywhere in this world right now and we could all help try to find a solution for something and I think that's just a really beautiful idea and I think the beauty of open source is that we all can have something, we all have something to contribute to open source and anything in life in general as well. So to conclude on open source projects, I think will contribute much to ensure a long lasting way of securing our digital world in the years to come. I think the possibilities, the advantages and defects open source cloud computing will have on cyber security is really just amazing and I think the rise of open source tools means that we as we going forward will just build a better community and you would be able to progress much faster. Okay, so thank you for bringing yourself along in this journey with me and kind of learning about open source and cloud security. Thank you for listening. So my email address is mentioned on here if you would like to email it's rksmissionpossible at the rate gmail.com, and I'd love to now hop into the time for q&a see what questions you guys have. So, thank you and I'll see you guys all in there. Bye.