Hi all, thanks for joining the very last presentation here. So what's hidden behind this daring title? I want to spend the first half of this presentation talking about some of the core concepts and Kubernetes that are supposed to help you as an administrator or as a user to keep your workload up and running, no matter what happens. And in the second half of the talk, I will be talking about node network configuration in Kubernetes. And I will focus on a safe network configuration. So let's start. You will know this logo. Kubernetes is an orchestration tool that helps you run your continuous workloads. And this workload is usually running on multiple nodes. And even more importantly, this workload is not running on a laptop or a phone of your user. Meaning that if anything goes bad with the servers that you run on or within networking, that's connecting these servers, the user may end up offline. So how do we prevent that? Let's illustrate it on a couple of examples. So here we have a node. And on the node we have a bot, which is the smallest unit of workload in Kubernetes. And we have a user. This user is using our application running in the bot. And you can tell that they are quite heavy. But then something terrible happens with the node. And the user loses their connectivity. The application is not reachable anymore. And they are upset. So how do we prevent this? If the issue was a single point of failure of our single node, let's throw more nodes in the cluster. And since we have multiple nodes, let's include a control plane node that will manage them, will manage all the bots and keep the nodes healthy. And now to leverage our new nodes, we create something called deployment, which is a simple way in Kubernetes how to run your application in multiple instances. What it does, it deploys your bot. How many times you want, if it sees that there are more applications than you asked for, it will heal some. If there is less of them, it will create a new one. So we kind of solved the issue with a single point of failure, but we have a new one. And that's which of these bots should be now accessed by the user. For the user, they just want to get to the application. They don't care about how many bots you're running in the cluster. So to solve this issue, Kubernetes introduces something called service, which is an abstraction of service. What it does is it serves as a single entry point with a virtual IP address and a domain name that the user accesses to. And then the request is then forwarded to one of the bots implementing the service. So now the user is happy. The traffic is getting load-balanced to our healthy bots. And say now one of them crashes. Again, you see that the user is still happy because the liveness probe of this bot was started failing. And the service noticed that one of the bots that it interfaces to is down. So it will serve on, it will dispatch all the traffic to the one healthy bot from now on. And then thanks to our deployment, we start a new bot. You have two of them. And the service picks it up and forwards the traffic here. And finally, the failed bot is getting deleted. So it looks good so far, but you may have noticed that while I was solving one issue of a single point of failure of our worker, I introduced a new one, which was the control plane. We have only one instance of that. So what happens if that crashes? Well, we will lose our deployment, but you see from the slide that the user is still communicating with our bots. That's because Kubernetes proves to be quite bulletproof here. If it loses the control plane, it enters something. It enters a read-only mode, meaning you cannot create new bots. The deployment cannot do its job, but the workload running in those bots is still running. The service is still serving. And as long as these two bots stay alive, you're good. So if you are okay with this little downtime until you fix this control plane node, you should be good to go with this kind of setup. But we won't stop here. I want to make the control plane highly available as well. So applying this similar process, I will throw in more nodes for the control plane. Each of them runs a single instance of the API server and the add CD that serves as a distributed storage. Now, how do we handle the high availability here? For the add CD part, all of these instances are able to serve at any point of time. You can read from them and you can write to these storages of databases. For the write-do, you need to make sure that at least more than half of these instances are alive so they can vote and allow the new data to be stored. If your count of the add CD instances drops below the half of them, then the cluster again enters the read-only mode. For the API server, again, we have several instances of the same service here. So we have to solve the same issues with pods and we need to balance the incoming traffic to all of these and make sure that if one of them goes down, the other two can continue serving the request. And that's done similar to the service using virtual IP address and load balancers. I won't get into details of this. But with all this, we have kind of a healthy, highly available in most cluster. All right. Now let's change the topic a little bit. I will talk about the network configuration if you manage to space out in the previous 10 minutes. Now it's time to wake up. So let's get to it. So I will try to illustrate why do we want to configure the host networking and what can go wrong on a simple example again. Here we have three nodes. Each of them has a single network interface connected to the central switch, which is then connected to the outside network, but it doesn't matter here too much. And finally, each of these nodes has a handful of pods running and these pods are communicating over the default interface and everything looks fine. But say we start more pods on these nodes, as many as can fit there. If they generate enough traffic, it may be an issue for our network interface, which doesn't have enough throughput to carry all this traffic. So applying the same logic as for the high availability, we introduce a new network interface to these nodes and to make sure that they are equally utilized, we aggregate them using a bonding interface, which is a way to aggregate multiple network interfaces to either increase throughput or provide some active backup safety mechanisms. And now you can see that since we increased the throughput or the possible throughput, all these pods can communicate over the network. So it was quite good, but if we made a single mistake, we could have ended up like this. And to illustrate what can go wrong, let me show you a very primitive way of configuration of these bondings. And it's just an SSH running a script on the cluster. If you don't know IP tools, don't worry, I will get through the whole setup line by line. So here we have to, we first have to connect to nodes or we use SSH to do that. And then we run a set of IP link commands. First, we need to bring the original management interface ET0 down so we can reconfigure it. And this is the first problematic point because as soon as we bring it down, we lose the management network. And if any of the following commands fail, then we lose this management network forever, unless you use console to connect back to the host and revive the configuration, but they may be quite troublesome. But let's pretend everything is okay here and continue to the next line. So we create this virtual interface bond of type bond. We attach both of our brands for interfaces to it and we bring up both interfaces and the bonding. So now we formed this virtual interface on both of its ports. And finally, in the original setup, the ET0 served as the management interface and it carried the default IP address. But as soon as we attached it to our bonding, it lost its IP address. So now we need to configure it again but this time on the bonding. We use a DHCP client to do so. And here comes the second issue or a pain plan. And that's that if we don't manage to get an IP address again, the host will end up offline. And if we do get an IP address, but it's a different one than we used to have, then the node won't recover properly. And the first issue, I guess, is if you make a typo in any of this, you are again in trouble. These are all the issues but another one would be that this is not really what we are used to in Kubernetes, right? What we are used to is something like this. We call kubectl apply and some YAML file. And this is exactly what Kubernetes NM stays project, which logo you saw in the previous slides does. It provides a Kubernetes native way of configuring the networking in kind of a declarative manner. So let's illustrate how it works on an example again. So here we have our three nodes, each of them has an instance of NM stay, which is communicating with the local network manager to obtain the network status and also to write the configuration back to the house. And again, each of these nodes has two interfaces, CTH0 and ETH1. Now the first feature of NM state is that it reports the state of the network as a Kubernetes object. Let's call it state here and the state would then contain the list of the interfaces we have available. Here it's ETH0, that's up now and ETH1 that's currently down. It does it for every single node in the cluster and you can use this information to just figure out what interfaces are available to integrate with some kind of automation or monitoring tools. The counterpart of reporting is configuration. This is driven by a policy object where we declare the desired state of the network on all the hosts that match this policy. So here we declared the policy that says we want an interface of type bond called bond 1 and it should have two parts ETH0 and ETH1. Now when you apply this configuration NM state will create an enactment object per each node in the cluster and this is then used to monitor the progress of the configuration and also to debug any issues. Now here you can see that we have this central enactment in progress while the one on left and on the right are pending. This is a first safety mechanism of NM state where we apply the configuration on one node at a time and by doing that we make sure that if the configuration is disruptive for the network connectivity it won't take down all the nodes at once. So let's get into the configuration itself now. The enactment is progress. NM state does its thing and it creates the bonding interface over these two network interfaces ETH0 and ETH1. Now the configuration succeeded but we don't stop here. We do it. Now we get to the second safety mechanism which is the connectivity check. We want to make sure that after the configuration of the host is finished we still have connectivity to the default gateway to the DNS server and to the communities API server to confirm that the node is still healthy and member of the cluster. If we wouldn't get a response back then the configuration of the node and the bonding would be removed and the default interface would be again the ETH0. But in this case our bank got a response and we committed the configuration on the node and then we continue to the node on left we configure it and to the node on right. It's worth mentioning that if the configuration on one of these nodes failed we wouldn't continue to configuring all the other ones. We treat every single configuration as a canary test and if it fails we just abort the whole rollout of the configuration. Okay, that was kind of the process in pictures but we are probably more familiar with QCTL and Manifest so let's illustrate the same process using these tools. So if you want to read the current node network state you would call QCTL get NNS and the name of node NNS being assured for node network state and here there is a stripped down example of a node network state. It has a name matching the name of the node it has a list of interfaces ETH0 with its IP address and ETH1 which is down. If you call this on real cluster you would also see many other interfaces the DNS configuration default gateways and much more. So now for the configuration part we would call QCTL apply and then we apply an object of kind node network configuration policy and NNCP ensure it has an arbitrary name and the declaration of the desired state. Here we want the bonding we want to bond interface CTG 0 and 1 and most of the bonding is balanced around Ruben which should balance the traffic evenly across both of the ports. This API that we use in the Kubernetes NM state is directly taken from the NM state project which is not bound to Kubernetes if you want to learn more about it just search for it I guess it may be very useful if you are dealing with a configuration of individual nodes and you want to do it in a declarative manner. So we applied the desired configuration of the bonding and now we want to monitor the progress using node network configuration enactment or NNC in short. As soon as we call it we get this issue unable to connect to the server which is where you should when you should start panicking somehow disconnected. We are not able to connect anymore to the API server which sounds like trouble. Fortunately after a couple of minutes you can try it again called getNNCE and you see that the connection is back the configuration of the first node failed and the two better nodes just avoided the operation and never attempted to configure it. So this is the rollout and the candidate testing practice. So now let's see why did the configuration failed. So to do that you can get the details of the node network configuration enactment and in the message it would tell us something like this basically saying that we were not able to find the default gateway after the configuration was finished. That sounds like IP configuration issues. So let's review our policy. This is the original one I previously applied and you may remember that on the original setup the EK0 was the default network interface keeping the default IP address management IP address and we forgot to include any IP address configuration in this declared state. So we can fix it by simply saying that this bond interface should have IPv4 enabled and use DHCP to obtain an IP address. Now when I applied this configuration and call getNNCE to monitor your progress you can see that it successfully configured in the first node it's currently progressing on the second and the third one is just waiting in line and eventually it should configure all the nodes. So that was for the current state of Kubernetes NM state and what features are available there. Now, Kubernetes NM state has many more features and supports many more types of interfaces to configure but it lacks a little bit on the safety side of things. First of all we are currently working on a long control API where you would be able to say that you want to you don't want to configure in one node at a time but you want to take groups of them and configure them in chunks. Now this may be important if you have a huge cluster where rolling out the configuration node by node may take longer minutes or hours and it's not always necessary to to do it one by one in case your desired configuration is not really breaking the network. Now the second missing feature for safety would be node draining. What we do currently is when you are configuring a node we don't touch the running bots at all we leave them running on the node which means that they may lose their connectivity for a bit that shouldn't be an issue if you run them in multiple instances but we want to strive for an excellence here and we want to make this better by draining all the running bots from the node before we start the configuration there so they get time to gracefully shut down and start on a different node and only then we attempt to reconfigure the node and potentially break the network connectivity there. So to wrap up in the first half we talked about the core concepts of Kubernetes that allow you to keep your containerized workload highly available and to keep your clusters highly available as well and in the second half I talked about Kubernetes NFSIG project, its API and safety mechanisms that should help you not to destroy your cluster and break the connectivity there.


What's up, everybody? Welcome to SPM Buzz. My name is Liz Jackson and today we are on location at the Safari Park Hotel where Nat Geo is launching its first Nat Geo Kids series called Team Sayari. So Team Sayari is all about the environment and most of the cast are kids. So we are here at SPM Buzz co-op every detail of the event. Now we are at the launch party. As you can see behind me, there's lots of food, lots of activities happening. And we also have some sort of screening that we are going to do on every event. But since we are at SPM Buzz, we are going to start every exclusive update of the event. Keep it at SPM Buzz. Thank you for my show. You two have campaigned for environmental projects. You know, when you were eight, you made a video campaigning for the rights of street dogs and sent it to the president of Rwanda. You also volunteer at the King Society for the protection and care of animals. Please tell us why Team Sayari is closed. Show us the fantastic Team Sayari. Team Sayari, you're going to count of three.  So hands up, legs folded. Are you ready for your highest jump? This will hold, right? They're not going through. So don't worry. Alright. You want to put down your mics here and don't land on the mics. Yeah. So this is the first of the exercises. Are you ready? So at the count of three, Team Sayari, you jump. Are you ready? One, two, three. Okay, get back up. We do that one more time. One more time. One more time. In three. Hip hop. Hip hop.


While Mariah Carey has long owned a glamorous penthouse in Manhattan and rented a mega-mage in a Bedford, New York during the pandemic, word is that she's bought herself some new real estate. Located in Atlanta, Georgia, Mariah's latest acquisition is a Southern colonial-style mansion, spending 13,000 square feet of space that once was leased by Dwayne The Rock Johnson. With all of its luxury features including a massive white marble kitchen, movie theater and much more, it's fit for a queen-like meaning. In May 2022, it was reported that Mariah had been spending Easter at her newly-purchased home in Atlanta, Georgia, where it is that the songsters purchased the home for $5.65 million in an off-market deal in late 2021 and it has some other celebrity history. It was leased by Dwayne The Rock Johnson a couple of years back. Not to mention during his stay, he single-handedly ripped the mansion's massive, raw iron driveway gates right off their brick pillars after the power went out and he was trapped on the property while cast and crew waited for him on set. Anyways, the Southern colonial-style mansion is located in the posh and exclusive neighborhood of Sandy Springs in Atlanta, situated on 4.2 acres of land with rolling lawns and trees for privacy. It also appears those front gates have been put back in place. Past the Hulking Gates, the grand property is fronted by an impressive driveway, stairs and stately pillars before you walk in the door. Interiors offer over 12,500 square feet of space along with 9 bedrooms, 8 full baths, and 5 half baths. As you might expect, Mariah didn't move in without making some touches of her own and sprinkling her signature glitter about. She got rid of a ton of the over-the-top traditional wallpaper for a fresher look and added a pink and cream rug and glitzy pink chandelier in the double-height entry way. Mimi decked her master suite out with a tufted velvet headboard. Despite the home being built in 1992, photos show that it's been transformed into a more contemporary space with a lot of bright white walls including in the main living room and the kitchen. This spacious living area offers high white ceilings, hardwood flooring, a fireplace and a melted TV along with sets of French doors out to the mansion's ground. The massive kitchen is another highlight of Mariah's mansion with its white marble theme including a massive marble center island offering up bar-style seats for about 10 guests. Here, there's also top-of-the-line appliances and a couple of prep areas. Other features in her Sandy Springs mansion include a premium Mahal movie theater and near-walled gym. Aside from her velvet headboard, Mimi's master suite also boasts a separate sitting area, fireplace, and French doors while the attached bathroom is spacious enough to include a vanity area, separate shower and tub. Outside on the grounds, you'll find a swimming pool and pool house set in a private area amongst the trees as well as a roomy guest apartment with fireplace and elsewhere a children's playground. The grassy enrolling lawns in her property also have mature trees and greenery bordering all of it for extra seclusion. Of course, when Mariah is craving the hustle and bustle of the city, she can head over to her longtime Manhattan penthouse. Would you like to experience my winter wonderland? She acquired this New York City property in 2000 for an unrecorded amount and it was done up to the nines by decorator Mario Vuala before it was featured in architectural die-death. Mariah purchased her lavish penthouse triplexed in the Franklin Tower, a 17-story condo redevelopment that used to be a bank back in the 30s. Mariah lives in the famed Tribeca neighborhood and, apparently the main penthouse alone cost her 5.5 million dollars. Then she went on to purchase the unit just below to combine them. While we don't know the exact amounts, it likely cost her about 10 million dollars not including the renovation and let's not forget, she bought these years ago. Mariah's mansion-sized penthouse boasts nearly 13,000 square feet of space for beds and 4.5 baths right in the heart of Manhattan. When the place was custom-designed, there were influences of art deco, which the building's architecture also reflected. There are bronze limestone floors throughout and an opulent chandelier in the entryway while the living room doors are decked out in silver leaf. Back in the day, Mariah showed off her apartment for MTV Cribs, but she's definitely freshened things up since then. We also know that the singer loves her kitchen as she likes to entertain and cook. When she's not cooking up her signature pasta sauce, Mimi can retreat to her master suite which has stunning city views and one of the most amazing closets ever. Her massive, custom walk-in closet has room for any shoe, special outfit or bag that you could imagine, and Mariah loves to put it all on display. Other features of Mariah's penthouse include a whole movie theater with an aquarium on one of the walls and an under-the-sea vibe as well as a spacious rooftop terrace that would have any New Yorker cellar. There's an entire seating area outside as well as a hot tub overlooking city light. Even when Mariah isn't purchasing homes, she even rents the most glamorous places. Take for instance, during the pandemic when she rented out a crib for herself, her kids and her staff, located just about an hour outside of Manhattan in Bedford, New York. Located in an upscale gated on-clave called Bedford Corners, this mansion last sold in 2021 for $4.8 million to a former Wall Street executive who spent a fortune turning the mansion into a high-tech heaven for the Uber wealthy. So we know the price tag to rent it would have been substantial. The home sat on over five acres of landscaped grounds with interiors boasting 10,500 square feet, six bedrooms, seven baths, or powder rooms in an elevator. Built in 2006, the stone-accented manor was decked out recently with all the state-of-the-art technology you could imagine, including a home automation system and a security system with over 20 cameras and a biometric keyless entry. Some of the grand living spaces here included the entryway with curbing staircase, formal dining room and living room with shiny black marble fireplace and nook of windows. There was also a wood paneled library with light-up bookcases and fireplace with carved line heads as well as a large sunny family room and gourmet kitchen. An extra basement level boasted a games room, media lounge with 900-gallon saltwater fish tank, light-filled home gym, and of course, a theater with a web bar. No doubt, though, the main attraction back here was the one-of-a-kind pool. The 90-foot-long, a violin-shaped swimming pool cost a reported $1 million to build, containing a 50,000 gallons of water and covered in about half a million glass tiles with light-up fiber-optic strand. The attached spa was part of the violin as the chin rest and the bow was made up of two koi-pons. Safe to say, Mimi and her crew enjoyed their time living here. Well, now we've checked out the homes of Mariah Carey including her latest real-estate purchase, her new home in Sandy Springs, Georgia. After seeing a few of her homes past and present, which was your favorite? Be sure to let me know down in the comments. Thanks for tuning in! Don't forget to hit that subscribe button if you haven't, follow me on Instagram to chat and I'll see you all in another video. Bye!


Don't do it. Don't do what? Don't follow your own heart. The Bible says the heart is desperately wicked. As a matter of fact, we're told not to lean to our own understanding, but instead we should do what? Acknowledge him in all our ways and he will direct our path. How does that work? Well, how you acknowledge him is what he said in this word. Rather than going with your heart, with your feelings, would kind of make sense. Sometimes you might get it right, but oftentimes because of who we are, our nature, our sin nature, and our heart's desires might lead us to do the wrong thing or go the wrong way. So whatever you're thinking, if you have not gone to him in prayer, if you have not searched his scriptures for answers, if you have not counseled other believers, don't do it. Don't follow your own heart. Rather, follow God. Follow the word of God and I promise you you'll be satisfied with the results.


me well. Good. Okay. Thanks for coming. I thought we don't have a lot of people for this presentation because this is introduction to WordPress and I believe a lot of people here maybe know WordPress but thanks for for being here like 9 30 in the morning. So probably when you my name is Rafael Scapina. I work at Dawson College since 2008. I work with educational technology over there and I also teach WordPress. I teach two courses there. Introduction to WordPress and how to create an online store using WordPress. We use WooCommerce and I will tell you about this at the end. So probably when you see this if you'd see this in the internet you'd think this title would be a clickbait or fake news like 30 minutes. How can I learn WordPress? It's not so it's kind of true. I'll do my best to understand WordPress. So how are you today? Are you lost or very lost regarding WordPress? Okay. How many of you here have tried in the past to use WordPress? Raise your hands. So you know WordPress a little bit. So you've been working with WordPress. Good. Good to know. Okay. So what you're going to see today is I asked some questions that my students usually have when I give my course. Like where do I start? Do I need to host my website? Yes or no? Website or blog or both? How can I choose a template? How can I add a menu? How can I add multimedia to my presentation, to my WordPress? And I'll open two questions. So where do I start? First question. I want to use WordPress for free. If you need this, if you don't want to pay anything, then you go to WordPress.com. Okay. The thing there like they give you a free account like yourname.wordpress.com. So this is free. So I want to host my WordPress website. Then you need to pay. Then you need to basically buy a domain name and choosing a hosting provider. We're going to cover this in a few minutes. How many of you here have a domain name? Bought a domain name. How many of you here hosting? Oh, some people are hosting. Amazing. Okay. So if you want to use WordPress for free, you just go to WordPress.com. They give you like you choose a name and then you start either a website, a blog or both. There's some cons though. There's limited theme support because it's free. You cannot install plugins for some secure reasons. And limited monetization. You cannot sell ads over there. Limited SEO, search engine optimization control, and limited analytics. Okay. So there's some cons, but because it's free, I mean, it's okay. You know, you're not paying anything. They're giving it for free and it's fine. And by the way, many people start like this. They start with a free account. And sometime later, they upgrade, they start to hosting with WordPress. So that's one of the way they monetize the thing. Okay. So you can do this if you want. But if you want to host your WordPress, then you need a domain name and you need to buy a domain name and you're going to need a hosting provider. Okay. The pros, you have full theme support. You can install any plugins you want. You have, you can monetize your stuff. There's no issue. You can use all SEO features you want. And you can install like very powerful analytics inside. Okay. So that's basically the difference, the pros and cons of both. Buy a domain name. This is many of my students, they ask me, you know, I want to start my website when I buy a nice domain name. So domain name is like this. You have a name, you call the domain name, and you have a domain extension. Of course, the most used one are .com, .net, .org. And they start in the States. There's no reference to country. If I buy a .com, I don't know which country it is. And some people say that when Americans started this, because they're the center of the universe, they didn't need to put the .us. So, but in fact, there is a .us. Not a lot of people use this in the States, but it exists. In Canada, you can only have nowadays .ca. In the past, you used to have the provincial ones, .on, .ca for Ontario, .qc, .ca for Quebec, but nowadays they don't exist anymore. And the reason for this, I sent an email to sira.ca in Canada asking this question, why you don't have, let's say a .com, .ca, .net, .ca, something like this. They replied back, say, you know, we're going to keep it simple. That was their answer. Which's fair. So, but you don't have. So if you're going to start a .ca today, it's only .ca. There's no .com, no .net, anything. And then you have these specific ones, .info, .mobile, .tv, .fm, .asia, .jobs, .trupox, .info. There is one .info in Montreal, probably you guys use every day or once in a while. Do you know which one it is? In Montreal, .info. There is a .info website in Montreal. No, STM.info. Yay, we have a .info in Montreal. Many people use it. Do you know where is .tv from? .tv? No, .tv is from a country and they make revenue selling this extension, .tv. It's a tiny little island in the Pacific, close to Australia, to Valo.  Okay, the same for .fm. It's another country, Federation of Micronesia. Okay, it's another island in the Pacific too. Okay, so we have many. And in Canada, you can register domain names using French characters like the Sidile and with the accents. For example, if you want to create a website like sava.ca, you can register the Sidile. Okay, but what I tell people, if you can register both without also the accent, it's good because let's say some people, they don't know how to, or their keyboard doesn't have the Sidile. They have no idea how to make the Sidile. So if you want to do this, please buy both if it's available. Okay, otherwise change the name because, but we have it here in Canada. And in Quebec, starting in 2014, you can buy a .kebac. Okay, so you can have a name, .kebac. Personally, I think it's too big. Like, imagine if Saskatchewan decided to do something like this, you know, a .saskatchewan, I don't think it's gonna work. So, but for many years, they started in Quebec like to look for three letters only because autonomous regions, they have three letters. Countries have two letters and autonomous regions like catalunia.cat, C-A-T. Many people use the .cat for their pets. So if you have a cat, you can create a website for your cat. But in Quebec, years ago, they tried a QBC. It didn't work for obvious reasons in French because when you read QBC in French, it's not good, right? So they decided, okay, let's go .kebac. It's since 2014. Plus, besides this, we have other zillions, more than 500 new domain extensions. Okay, so some are quite expensive. Okay, some are kind of $1,000 per year, which, but on average, they're in the $50, $100, some are expensive. For example, imagine .yoga, .family, .fun, .tech, .guru, . whatever. There's even a .college. Recently, Dawson College bought Dawson .college. So we have this. It redirects to our website. Okay, so there are many new ones. And to buy a domain name, you just go to either a registrar. There are many. I forgot to put hover here. I'm so sorry. But hover is one of our sponsors. It's also a registrar. So we have GoDaddy, Namecheap, Gundy. Gundy is one of the biggest ones. They have more than 500 extensions. So you can only go there and check your, something you can do. Also, you can buy what we call a vanity extension, vanity domain name. You take the last two letters of your last name, for example, and see if it's available. For example, my last name is Kapin, S-C-A-P-I-N. I-N is for India. So I bought my vanity extension, S-C-A-P dot I-N. So I can have my email, Raphael, at S-C-A-P dot I-N. But I use this for my, it's my URL shortener for Twitter. So I have my Scap dot I-N slash, but instead of Bitly, whatever, I use my personal one. So you can do this. Take the last two letters and see if it's available. You can buy your vanity domain for your, to use. And a hosting provider. We have many hosting providers available. The ones here are our partners here, Blue Host, Planet Hostor, GoDaddy, Dream Host, WP Engine, SiteGround, and Web Host in Canada. Most of them, when you host, they also give you for free your domain. They register the domain for you. And they also, as long as you keep them hosting with them, the domain is free. So you can do this. Okay. Personally, I like to go to a registrar and shop around for a hosting provider. This is the way I do. But you guys are free to, to do this if you want. Then people tell me, okay, but how much I'm going to pay to host? Is it expensive? You can always, I start with what we call the shared hosting plan. Currently, you're going to pay, let's say, $5 a month for this kind of thing.  A shared hosting, imagine a company has a big computer, like a server, it slides the server for different users. So let's say in one server, you can have 1,000 domains living there. So that's the reason it's not expensive. Whereas a dedicated hosting, it's a big server for just you. So you manage like this big server for your domain. That's the big difference. So like price-wise, this is from a web host Canada. You can have a $3.99 a month. We're talking about Canadian dollars, okay? Because if it was the West, it would be like 100 Canadian. Just kidding, going down here. And then the pro, like they have a 50-59. So you can start like this. And look at that. For the pro one, you have a free domain, okay? On the right side, they give you a free domain. So you don't need to pay the fees for the domain registration. Okay? So it's not expensive to start. So when you start and you have your hosting provider, this is what you're going to do. You need to install WordPress. WordPress like a software. Imagine you install a software in your computer. Okay? But in this case, you're installing a software in a big computer called a server. Okay? So the first time you go to the dashboard of your hosting provider, you're going to need to look for WordPress. And there is WordPress over there. You click and then you install. You're going to see a screen like this. And they're going to ask you where you're going to install WordPress. You can install your WordPress in the entire domain. Okay? This is my personal domain name, scaping.org. Or you can select a folder or directory over there. Let's say I want to install my xyz.ca slash test. I can do this. Or I can install the entire domain. It's up to you. The default, of course, is to install in your entire domain, like you're going to see over there. Like here. Okay? So when you do this, you're going to have, this is just an example, your xyz.ca. By the way, this domain is taken. I don't know who writes their xyz.ca, but it's taken. When you install WordPress, to go to your website, you just type of course xyz.ca.  But to have access to the dashboard, to start to work with WordPress, you need to go to slash wp-admin. Okay? So when you go to slash wp-admin, you're going to see this login screen. You're going to see a username and password over there. So when you do this, you're logging there. You're going to see your dashboard. Okay? So you're going to see posts, media pages, comments, forms, appearance, plugins, users, settings. And the first setting you guys need to do is to go to settings, reading, and tell WordPress if your website is going to be a real website or just a blog or both. Okay? You do this here. So you log into the dashboard, settings, reading, and then you choose my website. My homepage is going to display a static page. Could be my homepage. And a post page. If I don't want a blog, I leave it blank, the post page, but I can have both. Okay? So this is the first setup you guys need to do. The second one is to choose a theme. And there are many, many themes available for WordPress. If you click themes over there, you're going to see some default ones. The free ones, the 2013, 2015, 2014, 2017, 2016, all the 20 free themes that we have, you can choose a free one. Or if you want to go to WordPress.org slash themes, you see a list of all those themes. Or you can buy one if you want. What's the big difference? The interface, the usability, they're more user-friendly to use than the free ones. They have more features, in fact. So we have the biggest repositories are Themeforest, Mojo, Colorlib, and many, many others. Okay? So you can go there and pay. And the price is not so expensive. Like, you're going to pay, let's say, 40 bucks, 50 bucks for a theme. It's not expensive at all. It's a good investment for your new website. Okay? And after you install a theme, you start to work, please install an under construction plugin. This, why?  It's not ready yet. So you put, like, a cover to the front page. And then you can choose any layout you want. For example, this is a great plugin called under construction that creates this. So you can choose, like, different layouts. Or you can even put, like, your, the social media links for your website or leave, like, a space for an email so people can contact you. And then when you're ready to launch, you send an email to everybody. Hi, guys. Next week, it's going to be the official launching of my website. So you can collect emails as well. So people don't see what you're doing. Of course, you see what you're doing, but people don't. So this is, like, cover to your website. Content creation. So it's very simple to use to create content in WordPress. So when you go to the dashboard, for example, you're going to create a page. You click on the left sidebar. There's pages. You're going to add a new page. Just put the name of the page. Put some content. This is the editor, the editor for 15 years. This is being, like, the way WordPress is. But WordPress is changing. So there is going to be in version five, we're currently in version 498. In version five, it's coming in the next months, we're going to have the new editor called Gutenberg. You can install Gutenberg as a plugin right now, but let's say if you don't want to use this in your website, there's a website you can test Gutenberg. It's called testgutenberg.com.  This is going to be the new editor coming to WordPress. The biggest change in 15 years in WordPress. There's a lot of division in the WordPress community. Some people, oh, I love it. I hate it. Currently, if you go to check, they start ratings like two and a half. So half-half. So some people, yeah. But I mean, personally, I think it's a nice change. So I've been playing around and I like it. But feel free to go and test yourselves. The other thing is how to create a navigation menu. Of course, you need people to navigate your website. You have your menu. Very simple to it.  All the pages you create are going to be on the left side. You're going to see over there. So I have, let's say, about home and blog. I click create a new menu and then the menu is going to appear over there. So let me show you briefly how to do that. This is my personal website. I have currently three pages about blog and home. I'm going to create a menu right now. So I go over here. There's no menu. I'm going to create a menu, click in menu. I'm going to call it just menu. I see my page on the left side bar. I just check all of them. I'm going to add those pages to my menu. Okay. They appear over here. Okay. They appear over here. I can drag and drop. Okay. To move around, I'm going to save my menu. Another thing I need to do here, some themes they have different menus. So I need to change your, which one you're going to use. I'm going to use only the primary menu over here.  So let me check how this is going to look like. Look, my menu is over there. Okay. Very simple about and everything. Okay. Another thing that people ask me, can I add like images, audio and videos? Let's say I have a video from YouTube. I want to put over there from Vimeo or audio from SoundCloud. You can. Another thing you tell you, if you have videos, don't upload videos to WordPress because they're big files. Okay. It takes a lot of time. They're not compressed. What I suggest to you, use a third party company like YouTube or Vimeo to host because they compress, they give everything for you plus you can share those videos. They give you like a script to share. So let's say I want to go to WordPress right now to, sorry, to YouTube right now. And I want to grab a video over there to put inside my website. Let's say WordCamp. Let's see if they have something. Montréal. Look at that. I have one from WordCamp here. Okay. So what I'm going to do, I'm going to go share and bad. I put a show more here. I always uncheck the show suggested videos when the video finished because I have no control about this. I don't want to get embarrassed when, you know, Google shows something, you know, so I just uncheck here. I can select the size, but the size is okay.  Let's say I'm going to put this on my about page. Under text, there's visual and text because this script, I must put it here like a script, paste, update. And let's take a look. Voila. I can run the video inside my page. Okay. It's very useful. So very simple to do. And for audio is the same. SoundCloud, for example, SoundCloud is an audio repository to have music. You can even create your own channel. You can record your stuff. You can upload your stuff. It's the same idea. They give you a script and then you can do this over there. Okay. Let me see something. Yeah. Talking about the resources, people ask me, okay, how can I, I'm going to start with WordPress in Montreal? What kind of resource do I have here? There are many. Okay. For example, in Facebook, for those of you who use Facebook, there's WP Montreal.org Facebook. It's for beginners or, but when you go there before asking a question, please search first. Okay. And then if you don't find your question, then you post because people, they receive like zillions of questions every day. There's a meetup in Montreal for WordPress as well. So you guys can, you know, join other people, talk about WordPress. And there's a great website they're recommending to everybody. It's called WP beginner. It's, they have many, many articles like for beginners in WordPress. How do I do this? How do I do that? It is in WordPress. So this is one I recommend you to go. So and plus there's like zillions of other websites, but those are more like the first two are Montreal oriented. So, and it's bilingual as well. So you can ask questions in English and French. It doesn't matter. Okay. So another thing like at Dawson College, we have many, many courses in computer science. We have HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, WordPress, SQL. We have three levels of WordPress. We have introduction to WordPress, intermediate WordPress and advanced WordPress. Those courses are subsidized by Imploc back. You pay two dollars an hour. Okay. It's nothing. Okay. So in order to check those course, you can just go Dawson college.qc.ca slash CTD center for training development dot EQ. EQ is Imploc back. Okay. So the only, there's some prereqs you need to have. It must be working. Okay. And you need to apply this to your job. Okay. If you're not working, Imploc back does not allow you to take the course. Okay. I'm going to start two courses now in September, the second week of September. Introduction to WordPress and online store using WooCommerce. Okay. So for those of you like to start or know a friend, please give this a link and people can go and have those course. And this presentation, for those of you who want to have this in the slideshare.net slash RSCAPIN. So you can have the entire presentation there. You can download. And for those of you who are open for the question a few minutes, if you want to contact me, Rafael at scapin.org, any questions, anything related to WordPress. Okay. I'm also on Twitter, RSCAPIN, Facebook, RSCAPIN, RSCAPIN is my, my nickname over there. Okay. And thank you very much. Thank you. So we can open for questions. Yes. This one? Sure. Yep. Oh, this slideshare. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. His slideshare is my repost store for my presentations. Everything I produce, I keep it there. It's, this is a CC, a Creative Commons presentation. So you guys can reuse it as long as you keep my name. Don't sell it and don't change anything. Okay. That's the only things I ask people. Yes. Okay. So the question is for which case WordPress is not suitable for websites. Okay. So WordPress initially was born for blogs. Okay. And that's the, the, the default option when you go to the dashboard, it's blogs over there. Of course, you can change to not be a blog. And then people start to work for, for websites as well. It's a CMS, like WordPress is a CMS, a content management system. There are many other CMSs like Joomla, Joompaul, open source as well. So you don't pay any license. But I mean, I difficult to say, like people do a lot of stuff with WordPress because WordPress, it's, it's based on plugins and themes and content. Okay. So your content is totally separate from your layout. Okay. And like from all those CMS, I mentioned before, is the one with the biggest number of plugins available. Okay. One of the, I think it's the biggest CMS we have in the world right now. So many big companies are using WordPress. I mean, it depends if you have a very specific thing, I don't know, I have a specific project we, we can analyze and say, okay, maybe for you. But from what I've seen like in those years, like WordPress works for like zillions of different things. It depends on your imagination, the plugins you have. And because it's open source, you can always create or develop specific plugins or modules to your installation. Okay. Answer your question. Good. Thank you. More questions. Yes. Plugins. Yeah. Imagine plugins as apps. Okay. If you have a smartphone, okay, you install apps, but I do know how many apps you guys have in your smartphones, more than 50, more than 100, more than 1000. I don't know. Some people have. Just kidding. WordPress, you have this. Okay. It's a plugin architecture thing. Let's say you need a very specific thing. Let's say you need your, there's one, I'll give an example. There's one plugin you install in WordPress that checks if there's a broken link in your website. Let's say you have many links to websites. So this one works in the background. Checking. If it detects a broken link, it warns you, look, this link is not working anymore. Okay. So imagine a plugin like an app. It performs a very specific thing in your website and could work on the front end on the back end of your website. Okay. That's basically what a plugin is. Yes. Questions? Yes. How to publish from? From Ward? Okay. Yeah. If you have a text in Microsoft Ward, for example, you can copy there. I mean, there's not an issue, but what I recommend you guys to do is first to clean up the text, okay. And then paste over here. When you go to the page in WordPress, you have two tabs at the top, the upper right, visual and text. Okay. The visual one is a whizzy week. What you see is what you get. Everything you type is the way you're going to see. You can just paste a Word document over here, but sometimes they're a little glitch. So before this, you can take the text, clean up, put like just a simple text, save as a TXT, and then you're going to make the change over there. Okay. With the new editor, now the Gutenberg, you're going to, this is going to be a little bit more powerful. You can have many options to, to add it. Okay. But it's a very simple editor. Some people, what they do, because this is, if you see over here, let's say, if I put like bold over here, look at this and put bold, you see bold. If I go under text, this is what I see for the bold. You see for the bold, there's a strong, this is a HTML tag. Okay. Look at that. So your text, in fact, in WordPress, it's HTML, but you don't see that unless you click text. For the visual, you only see, you know, the text itself, like a whizzy week editor. So I recommend you to, can use another editor, like a HTML, if you know HTML, that helps a lot as well. We don't need to, but if you know it's an asset, before you paste in your text there. Good? Yes. It has, but it's not perfect. Okay. Is everything Microsoft? Don't rely on that stuff. Okay. Yes. Other questions? Yes. Yes. Is it, the question, is it possible to create user profiles in WordPress? It is. When you see on the dashboard over here, on the back, on the left sidebar, you have users. Okay. They're different. There's a hierarchy of users in WordPress. There's the admin. There is the author. There is the, there are many. So let's say I'm going to create a new user. I just click here, add new user. Okay. I create a username, email, first name, and everything. And then look at here. There's a role. The role can be the first one is shop manager because I used to have WooCommerce installed over here. So that could be a shop manager, but customer, subscriber, contributor, author, editor, and admin. Admin is the highest level. I don't recommend you have many admins because people can screw up your website easily if they don't know what they're doing. So keep you as an admin or maybe another one person. Okay. This is the level of users, of roles you have in WordPress. Good. Yeah. The question is, uh, what, what happens if I forget my, uh, admin password? When I, when I log into WordPress, it's also remember me, uh, lost your password. You're going to click over there, lost your password. This is tied to your email. They may your register for that unless you don't have access to that email anymore. That could be an issue. But there's always ways you can hack the website to look for this information at database, but there's this lost your password. So if you forgot a password, click there, lost your password, going to send you an email to, they may your register when you create this account so you can reset your password. Okay. Yes. Yeah. How Gutenberg is going to be different than the current editor. Um, there, the thing is, um, let me show you again. We're just going to bit. Yeah. The idea here, uh, the new editor, like we have blocks now. Okay. So look, this is a block. This is another block. This is a block called paragraph. Look at that. If I click on the right side here, I can edit this as a HTML. I can duplicate, I can convert to a shared block. I can remove that. So the idea, like they're creating different kinds of blocks. Okay. Look, this block here's a coat. Okay. This is a paragraph. This is a cult again. And on the right side, you can put also. So the idea, um, it's changing some, they're trying not to be so radical in the change because no people don't, want to go like, but in the regular WordPress, you have a very simple editor that doesn't, it's been there for 15 years. Okay. So that's the reason they decided to move a little bit, like, like subheading, adding, like they divided the, the, your page in different blocks and those blocks, you can change everything inside. Okay. That's one of the biggest change I can tell you right now, but it's an evolving project. It's not finished yet. Okay. So they have a lot of feedback. People are sending a lot of feedback and they are taking those into account. So the idea is like, this is going to change more in the near future than it is right now, but it's coming. So they, after 15 years, they decided, you know, it's time to update our editor. And that's what they're doing right now. Yes. Question. Yeah. The themes are, are getting used to, uh, yeah, they're going to be adopted. There's going to be no issue plugins as well. So, because they knew about this a long time ago, so they are prepared for the change. Yeah. Not an issue. Yes. Sure. The question is, how do I can edit my menus in WordPress? I can show you, it's very simple. I'll show you right now. So you go to menus. I have one minute. Okay. So this is a very simple menu. Okay. You're going to see here how to create a bilingual website. You have two menus. Let's say English and French, but basically, you can change the label over here. Okay. You just check over here. You can change a label and this is for a page. Okay. Let's say home English, whatever. I can create links, a menu for posts for, when I have a post, I can put this. I can create a menu using a custom link or I can create a menu for my categories when I have a blog. Okay. Imagine you have 1000 posts. 500 are about Montreal. The hashtag is Montreal. The category is Montreal. I can put Montreal as on my menu. And when I click in Montreal, I'm going to see the 500 posts related to Montreal. This is powerful. The indexation in WordPress is amazing. Okay. So you guys can have a great thing. So this is basically how you do this.  Don't forget to save your menu. Okay. So look, if I'm going to see my website right now, I'm going to see home English that I just changed it over there. Well, what do you mean menu on the page? Oh, this is, well, you need to create this in advance. And there are many plugins for this kind of thing. They're booking plugins you can install. Then you're going to work inside the plugin itself, not the page. That's what I recommend you to do. If you want to do a booking thing, install a plugin or you can create one, but there are plugins for this. You can do a better job. Okay. Thank you very much, everybody. I wish you a great day. Thank you.


I'm a big fan of stand-up comedy, but do you know what I like more? Sit-down comedy.  I'm... Carbon Miles. Thought you forgot. Today we'll be reacting to... This is Rick. Hi! And today we'll be reacting to... I think it's Kenny Sebastian. And this set is called White People Problems. I thought this would be fitting. We're both white. We both have problems. We both have problems. And we like to laugh. Hopefully it makes me laugh. I will not laugh unless it's funny. So that's how laughter works. Yeah, for sure. When it's legit. When it's real. Please follow us on Instagram and Twitter. Let's laugh. In New York and it's great because all the white comics love to complain. White people complaining is amazing. Because in India we have problems. But we have a very high standard of problems. Very high standard. Then it qualifies as a problem. Because in India we have a cold. Wait for one day it will go. Or you fracture your leg. Wait for one month. Don't move it. It will be fine. Hey, where is this ball's head? What happened? Car accident. Is it car okay? That's where it's a problem. That's a problem. America is awesome. I think there's pollen here. I'm allergic to pain. It's true. That's true. I am allergic to pain. Which one got to get my medication? So I went to the open mics. And they are complaining. You know, too much population in New York. We call this too many people. In India there's so many people around you. Sometimes when you're walking, you don't know if you're moving. It's just that Abby is moving. It's like a situation where you're in a plane. I thought, I'm not moving or anything. This has to get approval from the white guy. It just has to get approved. So how many first generation Indians you are like? You just move from India. Second generation like parents moved here. Second generation. Hey, I'm so glad. Sorry? Just you? What's your name? Jyoti.  You mean Pranasi name correctly? You know second generation? Jyoti. The question is, white guys are like brown guys. That's my question I said. Brown guy? Did family put a gun to your head? Generally you want to... Yeah? Yeah, it's very, it's very... So in India when we were in a club and tried to pick up chicks. Because Indian guys are great at picking chicks. He's not going to love you or me bro. Yeah, this is only very difficult. Indian make an Indian man. Indian women here look... Anyway they look amazing in India. Here they look even more. Indian guys look worse. That's why the man is there. Which makes me feel good. Because when I'm in New York, surrounded by such amazing, beautiful, white people. I see another guy in India and I'm like, oh, thank god. It's true, yeah. You said that. Yeah? Are you guys getting? No, we just got married a few months ago. You just got married a few months ago? Yeah. Wow, you guys meet here? Yeah, we met in New York. You guys been living here for a while? Yeah. How long? Four years. Five for me. You've been here for four years. And you've been here for five years. You have to catch on the accent buddy. It's only like four years, five years and... Five years, five years.  I have to get... Do you have the new switch? Do you do the switch from talking to each other in Indian-English accent? And then the reader comes like, I would like to pray. Like a war. Pray. Yeah, so anyway, I was like, bro, what are you doing? I love watching that switch. It's my favorite switch. It's great. Do you do that? Do you have the switch pad down here?  So you have the switch ready? Yeah, I do. I don't mean the Canadian accent. Wow, you're Canadian as well? I'll give you the cans and... Oh sweet. She's ready for backup. She doesn't work out. Why can't Canadian-American manage? Very nice, you guys got married. Very nice, you got married, you know? Delhi, Bombay, Kuwait. Kuwait is the best. They're super rich. I'm from Delhi, my family's from Bombay and... Kuwait is the best. Very witty, very quick. I want to see more. Yeah, I think he has a couple of other ones. There's one about apparently why he doesn't talk about politics and a couple of other ones. Interested? Like to see it. Yeah, let us know if there's other ones we should be watching. He's quite funny. Obviously, I don't know how much we need to talk about. I mean, it's... Yeah, there's not much you can say about that. Is it funny or not? Yeah, it's funny. I like him. Thank you for recommending it. If you'd like to see Rick do stand up, why?


Y'all hear that run? You're so... Are you ready? Guys, when you're here, are you ready? Do you immediately hear the Zoey 101 song after? Zoey 101 theme song lyric. We're over this. Okay, we're doing the music. Hey guys, what's up? It's Kinsey. Today I'm here with my BFF, Bestie Girlie number one. Y'all know? My best friend. Bestie Girlie, we know. Girlie have BFF. I'm number one. I'm so embarrassed that I messed that up. Bestie Girlie? I'm so embarrassed right now. I'm not embarrassed, that's what we call it. I'm just embarrassed that I messed it up. You know when you start saying things ironically and then become your vocab? That's exactly how it goes. That's where we're at. It's really embarrassing. You guys, when you hear subscribe, also follow us on Instagram. Also, we're very cool and we're going to start showing it. So, thank you. You don't tell them that. You don't tell them that. Yeah, no. Yeah, no. Okay. Effortless. Effortless. Aww! Don't try. We don't have our collections saved on our Instagram. Nope. Go away. Don't ruin. Let goOME. Like I said, follow us on Instagram. And we're just going to start with something like just Ye적- YeeЕ opp. Where did you all meet? When did you all meet? Do you wanna lay out? I met Herm in your apartment. In downtown. I met you. Do I talk to you or them? Like both. Go on the frat. Imagine like someone's sitting there, I think. Is that, is that like? I don't know. I met you. Her. I don't know what I'm doing. Just say something. Okay. 2015, going into 2016, and Joe and Shaw are staying with me in my apartment, my first apartment. No. Right? No, this was after that. So like, they were, no, they weren't staying with you. They just slept over one night for that thing, for the New Year's Eve. And then a couple days later, we came back. So, around New Year's Eve. Oh, without me. When you came over and they were with us and we hung out. So we were all together. Yeah, I know. But I understand like, I knew Joe and Shaw. And we filmed that video with Andrew. That was the first day we ever met. With Joe, with Joe. And Andrew. Oh yeah. You and me, Andrew, Shawn, and Joe. Yeah, so we go way back. Damn. It's only two years? That was just not right. But it is right. That's so weird. No, because it's about to be 2019. Yeah. So like three years, three years. Yeah. We're right over three years. Yeah. That makes more sense. Okay. But like roughly, roughly two years if you, I'm here. No, no, no. I aged 17 years in this friendship. No, no, no. No, no, no. Mine is, mine is the good year. It's been months. We weren't friends. Plus it gets a couple others, right? Then we've known each other for two years. Yeah, we had a little bit of a falling out. A little falling out. You know what I was thinking about when I was in the car? I didn't say it because I was weird. Same for the video, like you asked me too.  And then like it's never like later and you just get over them by then. It's kind of like that, but we're the case where it worked or we're not dating. Like we, I'll be, I'll see what we're actually going to do. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because we're definitely, we're like not now, but like maybe later and then maybe later happened. Yeah, yeah. This happened so don't count on it. Yeah, no problem. It was the boys who bought it. Yeah, no, we're even a friend. Like sometimes it really just means like let go. Yeah. So. Basically, we just took a break. Did we talk about why we, why we fell out? Yeah, what would you even say? What's your reasoning? No, genuinely, I don't even know what I'm saying. I had it falling out with a mutual friend of ours. And then, well, I know this isn't the reason, but it was my reason.  Yeah, but it wasn't. It wasn't that at all. And then once we reconciled. But I also, I didn't communicate that way at all. And I will say, this was at the end of it. I feel like, cause normally I am like, especially now with a lot better handling conflicts and like a lot better like having conversations. But at this point, we just didn't have a conversation. But also, I will say like at this point, I was so anti gossip and talking poorly of anyone. Yeah, and that's all I was about. Well, that's all I was gonna say, something else. No, but I wouldn't, like because of that, if I had issues, I wouldn't like talk about it with anyone. I wouldn't like go through it. I just like bottomed everything up. And then at the end of it, when we guys had that falling out, I was like, whatever. Because of that, do you see what I'm saying? So like if I would have just like realized it wasn't gossip and it was like something that would have been beneficial for our friendship and then talk to someone to get advice and then go from there. Like by the time I was like, okay, we should try this too late. You know what I'm saying? So it took a break. I was at 10. Yeah, yeah. I was, it's like so weird. If you would have told me then that you were like my number one, like y'all didn't know it was warm. Like, no saying. You were the only person I tell everything to. Like he, like I immediately called out, like if you would have told me that then, I would have never believed it. I would have never believed that we could go to this after that. It's like we're like right or die. Like I'll murder someone for, I'll literally send her to a car. Like, if I could do, like if you're an officer there's no point for me.  But I feel like we both can lead on your side. Definitely, yeah. Because like sometimes in a group setting you could totally be an introvert and I could totally be the extrovert. It just kind of depends. I will say when that started to happen, that was weird. Like when you started to be the last one, it's true. What inspired the Chase? Love that song. Y'all that has the Chase and my check out now. New stuff's coming. The Chase was inspired by a friend of mine. We were really close and he, like whenever he would vent to me about the people that he was like into, I noticed that he kind of got over them really quickly. Like he would talk about it and maybe they would show some affection later and he'd be like, no. And so the song The Chase is like, it says in the song, like I love the Chase and that basically it's about somebody who doesn't fall in love and somebody who gets over people quickly. And I feel like that's everybody. Like I did write it about somebody else, but I feel like everybody can, not everybody, maybe some people really do don't like The Chase, but. When did y'all know this was a forever friendship? It made me think about it. Maybe like your birthday. Your birthday weekend. Yeah, I feel like that was a really, I agree. But actually the other day, it's funny that you asked that because y'all was talking about how like through our friendship and like everything she's like gained, or like not through, but like during this time with a lot of empathy and stuff and she's like, or understanding. She's like, I had that before it continued, I'll have that after it continued. And why did I have like an afterlife? This last, no, well, no, I'm getting specific. We went to Big Bear for her birthday and something, you dramatic, traumatic, both of those happened.  No, you said, you said, and that's the one thing. And no, I wouldn't have known. But I should have, for you. Yeah, the fact that you knew that was just, I would have never, you know what I mean? Yes.  It's hard to talk to someone about stuff like that when they haven't been through it or whatever.  I don't know, just like anything in life. I was willing to go to the grave with this boy. With this secret. Yeah, I was like, if anything was to happen, if anything wasn't to happen, whatever, like I would have never, ever told somebody.    And I was like, but like, oh, and I just to be clear, when I asked her, I was kidding. Like, but also you had asked me four times before and I said, oh. No, I think it was him. No, you did, remember in the car in church home, you were like, I didn't mean it. Oh, really? I was kidding. Like when I asked you that I was still kidding, you could have gone with it and I was like, ah, that's funny, right? Like, I was kidding. And now I'm like, whatever, like, I don't think a boy can breathe near me. Like, I wouldn't have gotten it if it wasn't him. I'm still like, none of yours is. That's true. I didn't even meet, you could have bought the same one, but I didn't even meet. I just knew, like, given probably everybody did too, but I just knew. I think you knew before I knew. I think everyone knew before I knew. That's me and boys. I would never know with them, but that's such a great quality to have. Really? Well, because like, would you rather be obsessed with every boy ever? Do you know what I mean? No, I'm not. You waited for them to like, be completely and utterly obsessed with you before you? Yeah, absolutely. That's what I do. That's what I do. That's what I do. That's what I do. Before you even think about liking them. Yeah, before I even consider it, like. Yeah, I'll be like, no, I really don't like them, but I genuinely mean that at the time. And then I, there's a lot of times that I say that though, I don't end up liking them. But just like, pretty much, yeah, you know, I also don't like people, but yeah, you didn't know about that one. What would you do if you ever caught someone using Texas' name in vain? I would just pray for them. I would throw hands. Not even from Texas. Like, I just have so much respect that these people must not respect themselves to say Texas' name in vain. That's really embarrassing. What is a topic you can't talk to each other about? I can't think of one. Who has that? We can't talk to each other about it? I can literally can't think of anything. Before I would have said boys. Oh yeah, oh yeah. But now I wouldn't have obviously. On my side. Not on yours. Yeah, but like, I wouldn't have, oh you wouldn't have to teach this anyway. That's true, that's true. What is your favorite thing about each other? The first.  You were, yeah, yeah, yeah. Your, people would say like your drive, optimism, blah, blah, blah. I would say my favorite thing about you. You play devil's advocate more than I do. And I really appreciate that because you really see all sides of things you know what I mean? I mean you might not even say it though.  That's so true. Like, you'll say something nice about that. You know what I mean?  Because it's hard sometimes to see the other sides of things and you definitely do that. Yeah, you're good. When I go to Yonah, I'm like, I always say I would rather be wrong than be right because if you're in the wrong, it's easier to like work from there, like to work up if you're wrong than it is when you're right. It gets so much easier because you have almost more control. Like not like control in a power way, but control in like, I can make this better way because I'm the one who messed up. Like so I have to be the one that makes the difference, you know, so I always say like, I would rather be wrong, but when I tell Yonah something like, what? But that's like sometimes- But sometimes it's like, it's hard one to know. It's hard to know when to be supportive versus when to be devil's advocate. That's- Sometimes it's hard, you know what I mean? Like should you be like in full support of something or should you make them see that they might be wrong? You just never know sometimes, but you definitely do a good balance of it, I think. And I think I do too. You do, yeah. You do too. Maybe. With you, I don't know what other people, you know. You're very loyal. Oh my God. No, but you're like- Every time you say that, I can picture somebody that I wasn't loyal to, be like- I don't know what their names are. I don't know anyway. It's very loyal, like you're very like stable in things, if that makes sense. Like if you're in a friendship, you're in- You're very like long, we're in a long relationship. Yeah, what kind of thing do you do like a- Yeah, you're not, yeah. I don't know, we're both pretty intense people, so like it's either like forever or never, basically.  And like stable in my life and also stable in how you talk to me about things, like you will get worked up with me, but when you should get worked up with me, it's kind of the same thing you were saying, but like I immediately like, like sometimes I'll just audio message her, like something that happened in like two minutes, like we don't need to talk about this, but just so you know, because if this comes up in a week, something else happened, it's easier to keep it up. Yeah, that's what- But yeah, you're stable. Most of the time I know that I might not reply. Yeah. Because if I just did that- Because a lot of the time, yeah, I feel like we're really good about not editing each other out on those things. Like I feel like we've gotten really good, definitely. Cause I'll be like, oh yeah.  Yeah. And then I know when to be like, okay. Like there was something that happened like a few weeks ago, that I really taught you and my friends and I knew they'd be really mad, but I was like, okay, here's what happened, but like I knew, like, the, the- Oh, right. See? She waited, she waited a little bit to tell me because she- I waited to tell anyone really because it was like messed up. Yeah. And I knew that my friends would get really worked up about it and I honestly like wasn't super worked up about it even though I probably should have been kind of thing. And then I just like, I just like made my decision and I moved on from that. Like it wasn't- It's good that she waited to tell me because if she told me in the moment I would have gotten so furious. I'm still furious, I'm still mad. Sorry. Yeah. Unforgivable. Boy. Sorry. We all, we love everyone. Yeah. We're really unbothered. Exactly. Last time. Do you love the chase as much as Yalla? I love the chase more than Yalla. Oh. Okay. I think Elizabeth Bahamir- Oscar Branch. You can only pick one. Go. To Branch. If there's some questions, some questions might be boring. Yeah. Yeah. Is it sometimes hard to make time to see each other in person?  Ow! Me. Can someone diagnose me down below? I think it's big. What we've talked about this is because you are so emotionally stable and- Non-emotionally secure boys. Yeah. Latch on. You know what I mean? It's like that. Yeah.  And you do- That was good. Yeah, it's definitely not good. Thank you. That was good. Yeah. What about me? I want to know. Mark Ruffalo. Oh no, you have to know. Literally! Oh my god, I would love that. I'm with is supposed to bring you closer to everything in your life like God, you're calling in your friends and everything. This was to bring you closer to that. They're not. And the second that they're like isolating you. Yeah. It's really bad. Okay, what's your favorite thing about friendship? I have mine. Okay. I like how we're both like very creative in the sense of like ex- Like, I feel like we're both like pretty expressive but I feel like when we're like creative together and we like balance ideas, like we don't do the same thing. Yeah. But it's cool to like, you know what I'm saying? I like, I think one thing I've always been and one thing I was before I like changed emotionally who I was from two years ago. I've always been super, super involved in other people's creative projects. I love it so much. Sometimes I'm even more passionate about that which is why I didn't do music for so long because I was so concerned like with what everybody else was doing. I don't want to push people too much. Like, No, that's what I mean though. Like I like that we're involved. Especially like when all these songs come out. Like that's probably more exciting for me. Yeah. It's more of a bonus for you. Yeah, that's how excited I am. I'm so excited for podcasts. Yeah. Like stuff like that. Like we're very, And that's another thing I was thinking about just the past like few months. Like, I feel like things have not been changing in my life. It's just been like, I don't have to describe it. It's been a good time and it's gonna be a really weird time. But that's what I would say. Like I'm so grateful because at the end of the day, like you can take whatever from me but I still have like my friends. I still have the safety of them. Like you can always go back. I'm like, Yada is always there. Like I'm like, I ultimately still, not like with since like a competition against anyone like not like that at all. But like at the end of the day, I still have that. And that's like my like, like the covering like my like safety net. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. So it's like a very like reliable thing. It's great. And there's definitely been times I think in both of our lives when we didn't feel like there was somebody who, you know what I mean? Like, it's just funny that it ended up being each other. Yeah. Yeah. Definitely. What is your next song, Yada? Why does this come in now? Soonest, right? The thing is, here's my dilemma. Here's my dilemma guys. I wrote this song. I have them. I know she does. So she's not waiting for it. Yeah. Okay. They're really good. No, yesterday. Yesterday. I wrote a song called Call Me Back.  Like, I just want it out. But I don't know what to do. Like, I don't know. I'm over-stepping my bounds, like contacting people. You know what I mean? So if any of you guys do music, hit her up. Yeah, seriously. How do you handle fighting with your best friend? Okay. Well, this is subjective because I wouldn't handle fighting differently with other people. You know what I mean? With you? I think I care about our friendship too much to let anything become a problem. That's what I'm saying. I'm like, now we're just so like, almost mature in our friendship that like, things don't ever get to that point anymore. Yeah. That's how we do it. Not getting offended, not holding onto a fence, also having conversations early on and realizing that if it's like, drop your pride, that's the biggest thing. Like, pride. You've helped me the most with that I think though. I feel like if I didn't have you in my life, I would take things more personally Yeah. You know what I mean? Just because I see how you leave, for example, you don't get offended too often and it doesn't make me think, oh, I shouldn't get offended, but it makes me think, oh, how important are these things that are getting to that point? Yeah. Yeah. I think also, it's like realizing that you guys are like on the same side. If you're on the same team. Yeah. But that's what I would say, like in the conversations that I've had the past few months, like that's when I'm like, we're like not with you, like just in general, but we're on the same team. Like, The nine is ever as malicious as you make it seem. Yeah, exactly. We're on the same thing. We're on the same angle. So it's like, we're on the same team, like lower everything. It's like not gonna make a video. Like, don't view the other person as like your enemy, like it's your best friend. It's like, you're on the same thing. So I kind of like had friends in the past that I didn't, that did not make me my best.  This is the biggest difference with my friendship when it was before versus now is before, I felt like held back almost in a sense of like, I felt like I was held to the person that I was like months before. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. You've got a lot of internalized things.  That's a big thing with you right now. I don't feel like I can't change. Like if I walk in your house tomorrow morning and I'm completely different, I'm 100% and you'll be fine with it. You won't be like, that's not you. Yeah, exactly. That's what I'm saying. Now I feel like I can be whoever. Yeah, I think that's like probably the biggest thing. What have you learned the most from each other? Dude, it's the whole offense thing. 100%, I would say. Because now it even affects how I interact like with my family even. Like for example, like my mom. Love you. If she- I can use you. Love you. I love you. I can't do that. We talked about this before. I was moving out of the classroom. Straighten your middle fingers. Just straighten your middle fingers. Straighten your, maybe? Yeah. You gotta just do that. But I get reminded just by having conversations with you that- It's not that deep. I don't say that all the time. Yeah. Like it's not that deep. It really isn't that deep.  Like some people think so much. And some people, I literally mean me. It's me. I think so much. You're so much better at another. I try to be, but being in my head a lot is like my biggest, biggest flaw. And it's gonna be the one thing in my life that I want to constantly work on.   It's like- It's really versus logically. It's like built up my faith in like people and reconciliation and friends. Like that's what I always say. Like when I think of like, that'll never happen. You never know what's gonna happen or like, or like people like changing your grime or people like whatever. Like now, the last thing I ever want to say is like, oh, never again. Cause like if you would have told me that we will be this close to it, I would have never believed you. So it's like built my faith up in reconciliation, growing as people for both of us. Like it ended up working out at the end of the day. So like, but like it really was like probably my most extreme case of like a friend falling out like ever. Not that it was like- That was really- But it was just like quiet. Both of you for me was that the most- For sure, for sure.  Like you really just don't know. Now we're forever BFFs. And y'all I can't leave my side, even though apparently there is an afterlife to our friendship. So I'm still gonna be past that. We're gonna do an interview for that. Love you guys so much. Hope you guys enjoyed this. Watch our vlogs, Instagram. Wait, we don't have a, we don't have a- A hashtag? No, not a hashtag. Yenzi? No. But that's cute. No, Kana. Kana, that makes- It's okay. Ken, Ken, Kenza. It'd be Yenzi. Yenzi. Cause the other one would be Yenzi. Yeah, that's cute. Hashtag Yenzi. Love you guys so much. Hope you guys enjoyed this video. I'm sorry that it was so long, but you guys liked longer videos of my channel normally, so peace out.


Hi and welcome to the session. I am Shashi and I am going to help you to solve the following question. Question is the 17th term of an AP exceeds its 10th term by 7. Find the common difference. Let us now start with the solution. We know nth term of an AP represented by a n is equal to a plus n minus 1 multiplied by d where a is the first term of the AP and d is the common difference between the two consecutive terms. Now we can write 17th term is equal to a plus 17 minus 1 multiplied by d or we can write a 17 is equal to a plus 16 d. Now similarly we can find the 10th term. So we can write 10th term that is a 10 is equal to a plus 10 minus 1 multiplied by d. This implies 10th term of the AP is equal to a plus 19. Now according to the question 17th term minus 10th term is equal to 7. Now we know 17th term is equal to a plus 16 d. So we can write a plus 16 d minus 10th term is equal to a plus 19. So we can write a plus 19 here is equal to 7. Now this implies a plus 16 d minus a minus 19 is equal to 7. Now this further implies a and a will get cancelled. So we get 17 is equal to 7. Now this implies d is equal to 7 divided by 7. So we get d is equal to 1. This common difference d is 1. So our required answer is 1. This completes the session. Hope you understood the session. Take care and goodbye.


Right, so I think I'm gonna start with pre-smaging as Palo Warrior since it's probably gonna be the most common matchup that you're gonna face and I'm just gonna talk about the The strategy and the sort of the goes that you can do and roughly when you should do them Because there's a few different things you can do right?  So these are the different options you have I Believe this game we kill the Palo, but overall the idea is to try to start a go with the sheep on the Palo and Sometimes you can shortcut it and just fair Palo like we did here And we actually just go warrior shrink it straight away to deny next go But usually it will start with sheep on the Palo So here they worry a part a we sacks and the worry blaze some that just pierce it And we're trying to avoid hitting the warrior so that the a we said doesn't break the sheep and now we've got a route on the warrior We survived with the ps to trade out for the blaze storm and we're getting sheeps on the Palo and he's worried doesn't know which sheeps on him So he has to reflect at some point. So we basically farm the reflect in this way And we're just kind of waiting and then when he's ready to shoot the warrior I feel the Palo and he sheeps the warrior and we get a deep freeze off the fear try not to leave a gap in this forces trinket They're quite loose with their trinkets these guys are playing quite aggressively But there will be other teams that will try and really hold their trinket and you can either force if the Palo gets in A good spot and you use the water element water elemental you can force the trinket with just raw damage Otherwise if he's in a rough spot, and you're just going to do a smaller go Then you can just do burns to get that lasting effect So you've got the sheep on Palo here Don't think you managed to get the re-sheep but that's okay Warrior gets freedom and I think I'm just going to shrink it and fear him here and he's just gonna shoot the warrior off so that's okay, and right now the Paladin only has bubble left so we're gonna look to force that here and He gets fear down to the open so we get the deep freeze and rivers going to follow that deep with a CS So the Paladin blows this he's gonna bubble early to avoid any extra damage And now I'm just backing off and basically we have a wing condition now because they both have no trinkets and the bubble is not up So we just need to do the same go again and We're gonna look to start that off with a sheep on the Palo Which is what revs doing now it gets the sheep on the Palo so that says to me okay I can cross the map and Unfortunately his pet nova gets resisted by the warrior due to the sacred cleansing and he gets a Blade storm off, but that's okay. He's gonna reshoot the power and we're just waiting at right if the warrior blade storms We don't want to fear the Paladin just yet because he can't shoot the warrior Rift gets to reflect and we get the fear on the Palo, which is time to go Spawn the fiend and we're just pumping him out of the deep freeze here and able to take him down just about Big things are not to leave gaps between the fear in the deep and the deep and the CS because this will Allow him to get a holy shock off and your go might not force a trinket a couple of side notes There is options to go warrior as well And you can do this if the if you have the deep freeze and the Paladin gets a full sheep you can Start going on the warrior warrior immediately if he's if they if they start in the open field Then it's then it's quite good if they're on the pillar Then the warrior goes not as good because he's gonna line a lot of your damage And you might not force this many seas lost conditions is usually gonna be Stuff like they they have trinkets available and bladestorm and they just send like a Bladestorm and if you don't have ps they send like a bladestorm into a freedom into Just dispels trinkets whatever overall you just want to be a little bit careful this a little bit Mindful you don't want to go too crazy on them when they still have trinkets available Play play save try and play on the pillars as much as possible if they don't force you open field and It's gonna make your life a lot easier Sometimes you can greed the ps on the first bladestorm That can be handy you can use mine controls as well If you are forced to try and sheep the warrior while the paladins free like Sheeping the wallet warrior while the paladins free is generally not great You usually want to try and do it when the paladins interfere But sometimes you'll have to panic do it and cover with deep freeze and CS on the paladins so the warrior doesn't get out But you can also cast mine controls into this if the warrior has some other debuffs The paladin might not get lucky and get the sheep Or the warriors in Nova something like this and you can use that emcee to buy you time if you're in the open field To get to that next fear, which is the important thing. So let me see What we're gonna do in this one So start with shields on both manning it up and these guys aren't playing in the room Some people will play in the room again if that happens you have the option to go warrior But obviously you need to be very careful as well because It can cause problems, so you pop the freedom on the warrior early and Rives should be getting the sheep on the paladin now And I think this looks like a well go warrior game. It's gone quite open field So it gets the deep or I would the reflect I eat it with a penance because only one tick gets reflected And we actually just get the wall instantly, which is fine And you can actually go through wall pretty handily as as priest mage and You know continue to force that so because we kept going into the wall we force the bubble and We've got a couple of resists trinket the hodge and Gonna drop the emcee on the warrior here forces the trinkets as you're the bonus trinket for nothing, right? He got the freedom. So he just wants to commit with it Outcomes the blade storm now because we're quite ahead already. I decide to PS the blade storm here So as to not fall behind because I want to make sure our next goes good So I'm pushing on the paladin for a fear here and rives most likely going to look for the sheep first He gets the sheep and the warriors you'd reflect already And I believe we're gonna look for a warrior go here where his sacred cleansing is falling off as well That's another another danger sign if the war has a sacred cleansing up. He's gonna take a lot less damage And I accidentally leave a gap there so he gets a holy shock That's a misplay by by me for sure needs to be careful of things like that It's an extra like 30% HP for the warrior at least Penetrating the reflect off and Paladin comes out of the CC pops the hodge And I'm gonna kite a little bit here where it doesn't have any charges for now We get the freedom gets removed or are likely gonna charge me now again. We get the reflect and Rip gets the full sheep on the paladin here. It's nice and warriors in trouble here paladin has to trinket We're using block for the fiend but doesn't have fear for it We actually mentioned get a fill on the paler here and warrior in a full deep And add some damage a little bit late on my parts as another mistake of the reflect on my holy fire Otherwise, I think he would have died straight away But we're able to get another sheep on the paladin into a CS and down he goes this is an example of a game where we've gone warrior and It's managed to successfully kill him and it really does depend on Getting that pressure if you if you feel like the warrior is causing a lot of pressure on the priest I'm building momentum. This is where you want to not greed too much and swap off and start playing safely And maybe you know cut your losses say, okay We've got trinket maybe two trinkets, but now it's time to start going paladin again and try and finish it out like the first game So they again the paladin using aura mastery here and putting a wee sack on the warrior But we're not touching the warrior. I think I'm gonna just ps is one again because of the a wee sack We don't want to know for the warrior. So the ps is is just keeping us safe, right? He's playing quite close to the paladin and managing to get the fear warrior trinkets into a full sheep I'm quite sure what he trinketed actually Let's quickly go back and see Was that deep freeze? Oh, it was a nova nova in a fear. Okay So he gets full sheet paladin still in a fear that was a pretty rash trinket by the warrior. He's trying to finish me off there, but Riv equal to it And so we've got the warrior trinket already the blade storms out of the way a wee sacks out of the way So we're in a relatively safe position warrior reflects the emcee.  We actually get the hodge from this I believe he's gonna do a third and then we're gonna swap it over and I'm trying to fear When revs cast is about halfway. So if you if you look here, I See that he's cast the third sheep now This is the last one the warrior and if you can fear the warrior just before, you know The warrior can reflect or whatever he has to zerk and and you know go for the reflect after there's too much things to do They didn't have time to do it So we got those CS on the pala here to deny any disbolls because the deep Did he get trinket? No, it was just a full deep into CS So paladin greed in a little bit here because he does still have bubbles. So We're trying to punish with with damage so that you know, we did a whole go and get trinket or bubble This is a bit awkward But we actually did get a lot of his mana. So that's not bad. He's down to 35% and this might be a mana burn game right here Love to see Warrior gets rooted on his wreck That's fine and paladin again into the reship because we're trying to build time to get the warrior sheep yard gone Right, I'm just gonna fear now Warriors gonna get sheeps gets feared on it and now I believe I'm gonna look for some burns here But we'll see there's the deep not quite in position But yeah here come the burns and we instantly falls a bubble with it because the paladin knows He's low on mana and the plea is not safe for him. He's actually pleased now Ribs gonna push for it. I'm just gonna count a drink. Okay Definitely an option to get the plea there as well But I know my mana is a little bit low, but I do have fiends So maybe you're going for the plane and playing more aggro there was was the place since warrior trinket is still on cooldown We want to look to do a go here. I believe I'm just gonna so actually fear a little bit early here I think we could have reshoot the paladin once Because the fear kind of got wasted now But a river going for the sheep into deep and now they'll go at the set up isn't as good, right? So I'm just gonna burn Because we're not gonna force anything with damage. Yeah, we sacks as well And we we actually do a panic short sheep on the warrior here because we're in a little bit of trouble here Where is starting to build momentum? And so that's why I just throw in that MC to buy us some time River gets the full sheep on the pallor and goes for the ever And we're just trying to sly in some more burns Do the sheep swap with the fear and acts gonna come the deep now I'm not I make sure not to break the fear with the the burn But how I actually trinkets that deep takes one burn. So that's okay Getting some value out of the go all the same and now again, we have win condition and they both have trinkets down So we just want to do that one last go which means starting on pallor with one sheep, which is there Trying to survive the warrior trying to bring him line a little bit just to mitigate damage some I know that there's a little bit of sheep DR on him. So I'm just trying to get some penances off doing a little lap getting the re-sheep on the pallor and Then going for the fear getting the sheep off it and I'm actually doing damage on this go now because I have the fiend up and pal has nothing So we just close out even though Paladin's low on mana Because the rip has the pet and I have the fiend we're able to do enough damage to close out the game Even though we earlier we forced the cool ends with the burn If he doesn't use the the trinkets of the bubble to avoid the burns Then he very you know, he very well may go so that's kind of the mindset behind it You need to decide what is better in the moment based on positioning Based on what cool ends the mage couldn't use how much damage he's got etc. So usually the mage can call this What kind of a go it is because he knows how much damage he's got yeah Do do keep an eye out for your mana as well.  They don't have the blade storm It's gonna be really hard for them to get a kill a mage can stack with the priest as well on the blade storm to bounce the Pom that's handy and yeah, that's pretty much it other than that trying to MC in between But if you can line obviously the line is gonna usually be superior To going for the MC, but it depends if your major needs an MC to do stuff or to to line or to avoid damage Then that's valuable as well. So it's it's very much decision-making matchup I mean just generally how to survive is like as I said pre-shielding Shielding on CD. This is gonna be your biggest survivability thing try not to cast too many penances in the warriors face Usually you just want to one tick I would say if the warriors on you because he has kick and he has UA for you and more often than not He'll have a UA available. So you need to be really careful of that Try to waddle out of line and get as many ticks you can off before the warrior comes into your line He's gonna be slowed by the mage If he's getting good pressure on you, you can palm as well I'm renewing these kind of things Generally, you don't want to be in the situation where you have to like try and fake the warrior and flash shield and stuff like that Like your your main goal should be to get away get peels cross CC these kind of things rather than actually just tanking in with You know heels that's that sort of stuff Because you're gonna have a bad time if you know, he doesn't have a UA available You can also try and cast MC on him But this can be a bit of a bait as well depending on what's happening because you can you can reflect it Rather than using the kick and you're just gonna take a load of damage and just be behind So again, it's decision-making best opener is nova on the warrior CS and the pala The major runs in first and then you run in afterwards when it's safe And then your option there is if it's open field you can go on the warrior with sheep on the pala Or you can go for the sheep on the warrior and do instantly a Most likely either a damage or a burn go depending on what the major wants to use his CDs earlier Not if major uses CDs early and palas open field a damage go can be good You're almost always forced the trinket then if the the pala pre a we sacks ago.  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