Here everybody, Dr. O. So it's kind of done talking about what happens to pyruvate if there isn't enough oxygen, but now what about if there is, which is most of the time.  This is where you take those two three-carbon pyruvates that were just created from glucose during glycolysis, and you convert them into two two-carbon acetyl-CoA. So a couple of things. Number one, if we're going from a three-carbon structure to a two-carbon structure we're going to lose carbon. Well, this is going to be where our first carbon dioxide is lost. You're going to see that glucose started with six carbons. When you fully oxidize glucose, you're going to get rid of all six carbons in the form of carbon dioxide. So you're exhaling the carbons that were in the food you ate or the food that is stored in your body, right? So that's the first thing. Then we have acetyl-CoA. So CoA comes from a B vitamin called pantothenic acid. You can't see it here, but CoA is massive, right? The acetyl group is this little tiny thing. CoA is this huge structure, but CoA is going to be this carrier, and it's going to play several of the roles. But so during the conversion of pyruvate to acetyl-CoA, there are zero ATP produced. So you're not actually making any ATP. But during this plot process, you're going to produce two NADHs. And you see here on the screen, one, but remember, since we split glucose in half, we're going to go through this process twice. So during the intermediate step, you're going to end up with two acetyl-CoA, and you're going to end up with two NADHs. And NADH, when we cash them in at our cashier, are going to be worth a total of six ATP, or three per NADH. All right. So that's going to be where acetyl-CoA comes from. I like to call acetyl-CoA the keystone of your metabolism. If you're burning glucose refuel as you can see here, fat for fuel, alcohol for fuel, or most proteins for fuel, they will actually be converted to acetyl-CoA first. Now once we have acetyl-CoA, it can enter our Krebs cycle, the most important part of this video. But once it's there, your body doesn't know. It's like, oh, this is acetyl-CoA that came from alcohol, this acetyl-CoA came from fat. It does not know, right? It doesn't know all the same thing when you get there. And that's probably why just to make, you know, clinically, if you're not consuming too many calories, right, or if you're a hard training athlete, the quality and source of your energy doesn't appear to matter that much, right? We get in the trouble if we consume more fructose than we need, or if we consume more carbohydrates than we need, for example. But if you're burning that fuel, like Michael Phelps, when they said he was eating 12,000 calories a day and most of it was kind of junk food, well, if you're fully metabolizing all the food you're eating, it's probably not as big of a deal. Because as long as it's being used, that it's not going into these processes where it's synthesizing things that you don't want around, like body fat, excess triglyceride in your blood, cholesterol, et cetera. All right. So now this acetyl-CoA has been, you know, this has occurred inside the mitochondria. So we have in us, in eukaryotes, it's already been brought into the mitochondria, which there was a price to pay for that, that we talked about in other videos, if this would just be happening in the cytoplasm of bacteria. But now we have the Krebs cycle. So you see acetyl-CoA at the top. And I'm not big. I like this image here because I don't care about the chemical structures. I know you might take some classes where they ask you to memorize them. I like to just primarily talk about some things that make it clinically significant. So here we see acetyl-CoA enters the Krebs cycle. Other names for it, the citric acid cycle, which is citrate there at the beginning. It's also going to be called the tricarboxylic acid cycle because that citrate has three carboxylic acids, not a big deal, or the TCA cycle. But I will call it the Krebs cycle or the Krebs citric acid cycle. So acetyl-CoA fuses with the oxaloacetate to make citrate. So the reason it's called a cycle is because the last step, the production of oxaloacetate, is needed for the first step. So it just goes on and on. As long as we have a constant supply of acetyl-CoA and we have enough oxaloacetate, then the Krebs cycle is just going to keep churning along. As far as clinical significance here, there are lots of B vitamins play big roles here. So if you're thiamine deficient, that would impact the ability of the Krebs cycle to work. Inflammation, too much free radical damage, that can hamper that conversion of citrate to isocitrate. There's little things like that all around the place. We'll actually talk about that more in another video about ketones as to why a higher protein diet makes it hard to produce ketones. But let's just go through the Krebs cycle and then I'll talk about what all the red words on the outside of the image mean. So as you run to the citric acid cycle, remember, you're doing it twice. So all the things you see on the screen here, it would have to be doubled. So you're going to make two ATP. See at the bottom there, you actually make two GTP and they're needed to make ATP. But we just say two ATP, that's fine. So you only see one being produced, but it's going to happen twice. So you make two ATP. But so those are the dollars that we can actually spend. But I like to use the analogy of casino chips. You're going to get a lot of money in casino chips during the Krebs cycle. You're going to produce a total of six NADHs, which are each worth three ATP. And you're also going to produce two FADH2s, which are worth two ATP. So during this step, we only made two ATP. What is that? 18, so we have enough energy now. We have enough stored electrons to make 22 more. 18 ATP from your six NADHs and four from those FADH2s. So critically important step, you don't make a lot of energy now, but when we go to the next step, the electron transport system, electron transport chain, you're going to have lots of chips to cash into the cashier there. All right, but what reason I picked this image to show you is because it doesn't just make energy.  It can be used to catabolically break down fuel. And we've already said, whether you're carbs, lipids, proteins, or alcohol, you're going to end up in this cycle. So it can break down whatever you throw at it. So it's a great part of your metabolism. But the Krebs cycle also produces all sorts of things that can build stuff as well. So it is also anabolic, it also synthesizes things. So you see there, citrate can be used to make fat. So if you have a whole bunch of extra energy, then you see how, no matter where the energy came from, your body can generate fatty acids out of it. Some amino acids down here at the bottom, though, heme. So if you need to make more heme, to make more hemoglobin, to make more red blood cells, this could jump right off of the Krebs cycle and go ahead and do that. So those are kind of some of the best examples there, but just keep that in mind. I like to call this the metabolic hub, not just this catabolic metabolism center, because it does generate lots of very, very important things. So we'll come back and talk about the Krebs cycle again when we look at your ketosis and ketone production. But I just wanted you to see here that this is, so protein is a bit unique, whether alcohol, fat, and carbs are all going to become acetyl-CoA first. But if you look at the amino acids, if you're going to be burning protein for fuel, then you're going to, they can hop on in lots of different places. So I don't want you to be confused by that, but isn't just protein leads to acetyl-CoA. But as you can see here, aspartic acid can hop in and actually create oxaloacetate. Glutamine can actually lead to the creation of alpha-oketoglutarate there. So it's a little bit messy. Protein for fuel is a little bit messy because the amino acids and protein chains jump in in all sorts of places, but in the end, it still does use the Krebs cycle. All right, so that's the Krebs cycle where we generate a little bit of energy, but a whole lot of now fully loaded electron transporters are ready to go to our cashier. After this step, so we've done glycolysis, intermediate step, and now the Krebs cycle. We have, we've only made four ATP, maximum, but we now have 10 NADHs, the two from glycolysis, two from that intermediate step where we made acetyl-CoA and six here, and we now have two FADH2s. So if you add that up, we've only made four ATP, we now are going to cash in 34 ATPs worth of fuel, which will be the next video, the electron transport system. I hope this helps. Have a wonderful day. Be blessed.


Despite playing a significant role in Africa and Asia as a staple grain, sorghum has only recently emerged as a potential food source in the US. It's not just a principal grain in many parts of the world, but evidently used in folk medicine traditions. What might its health benefits be? There's been some in vitro data from test tubes, impugned traditions, and in vivo data, meaning within the living and laboratory animals, but only recently have we started seeing human trials. In one study, subjects were asked to eat sorghum pancakes versus corn pancakes for supper for three weeks, and both groups saw huge 20 to 30% drops in their cholesterol, but they were also well told to not eat eggs and other cholesterol-boosting foods, so that may very well have been playing a role. Another study tried biscuits. Those eating sorghum biscuits said they felt more satiated than eating wheat biscuits, but this didn't translate to differences in intake at the subsequent all-you-can-eat-meal, so who cares what they subjectively felt if it didn't cause them to eat any less? It's no wonder then, when you put it to the test, those eating sorghum versus wheat biscuits didn't lose any weight. The data is a bit mixed. A recent study concluded that sorghum can be an important strategy for weight loss in humans, though the sorghum group didn't actually lose more weight, but they appeared to be eating hundreds more calories that they yet lost more body fat, perhaps because of their greater fiber consumption or other goodies like resistant starch in the sorghum. The vehicle they used, though, an artificially flavored, colored, and sweet mixture of water, powdered milk, and either sorghum or wheat, may be good research-wise, so you can make a blinded control, but it leaves you wondering what would happen if you actually ate the whole food. The resistant starch is exciting, though. Most of the starch in sorghum is either slow starch or fully resistant to digestion in the small intestine, which offers a banquet bounty of prebiotics for your good gut flora down in your colon. It's not evidently the sorghum starch itself, but interactions with the proteins and other compounds that effectively act as starch blockers, inhibiting your starch-munching enzymes. Sorghum then ends up with the lowest starch digestibility among grains, which is why, traditionally, it was considered an inferior grain, but inferior in the sense of not providing as many calories, but not providing as many calories is a good thing in the age of epidemic obesity. Give someone a whole wheat muffin compared to a sorghum muffin, containing the same amount of starch and see significantly higher blood sugars 45 minutes to two hours later, and a higher insulin spike starting almost immediately. Overall, a 25% lower blood sugar response, and the body only had to release a fraction of insulin to deal with it less than a half. Same thing with diabetics, lower blood sugar spike with a sorghum pore is compared to grits that the body can deal with with a fraction of the insulin. So we need to educate people how healthy sorghum is and develop convenient, tasty products? No, it's already convenient and tasty just the way it is. One button press on my electric pressure cooker with two parts water, one part sorghum, and it's done in 20 minutes.  But where's the money and people eating the intact whole grain? And instead, the industry is looking at sorghum for its enormous potential for exploitation into so-called functional foods and food additives. Or, I mean, did you know adding sorghum to pork or turkey patties decreased their cardboardy flavor? And hey, why just eat it when you can instead use it to make gluten-free beer?  When I was talking about taxpayer subsidies to the sugar, corn syrup, oil, and livestock industry, subsidizing cheap animal feed to help make dollar menu meat, I jokingly asked, when's the last time you sat down to some sorghum? But hey, now that I know how good it is for you, maybe we should be taking advantage of the quarter billion we're spending to prop up the industry and sit down to some sorghum after all.


Hi everyone, it's MJ the fellow actuary and welcome to this course outline on time series So in this course, we're gonna have a video that is gonna be a soft introduction to the topic We're gonna be looking at, you know, what exactly is a time series? How does it relate to stock prices and all these other things? We're then gonna look at some statistical properties most notably the stationery and mark of one We then gonna look at some functions notes be the auto covariance and partial Auto covariance function and we're gonna look at the auto correlation and partial auto correlation Then there's a video on the common types of time series. You've got white noise Alternating we look at ones that have trends one that ones that have seasonality We then get to the heart of the course, which are your a rima time series here We've got the auto regressive and the moving average Auto aggressive where the a r comes from moving average is where the ma and then the I is for when we integrate non-stationary time series in order to make them stationary The reason why we want to do that is that we can go into the next video where we will then fit time series to our data We're also gonna be looking at some advanced time series specifically the gawk model and how you can use it to measure Volatility and then we're gonna end off with an R studio past exam question That has been set by the actual exams for subject CS to be so you're just a very quick These are some of the highlights. We're looking at stock prices. We're gonna look at some series We're gonna be discussing the R code looking at various graphs. We're gonna be plotting least squares We're gonna be checking. Well, when do you fit order aggressive? When do you fit moving average by comparing the various order covariance functions? Like I said, we're gonna be fitting models We then gonna be seeing well was this a good fit by checking out certain diagnostic tests Then there's the whole thing like I said on measuring volatility and then there is the big giant exam question It's worth 40 marks. So we're gonna be going through all of that. So very quickly. This is what the course is all about I hope you guys are amped for it because yeah, I can't wait to teach it to you. So Join the course and I'll see you guys in the next video when we start discussing time series. Thanks. Cheers


From around the globe, it's theCUBE with digital coverage of IBM Think 2021, brought to you by IBM. Welcome to theCUBE's coverage of IBM Think 2021. I'm Lisa Martin, joined next by Peter Morrow, the VP of Sales and Marketing at IBM Partner, TRM. Peter, welcome to the program. Hi, thank you, happy to be here. Tell me a little bit about yourself and TRM before we dig in. Well, TRM is a long time business partner for IBM. We, for about 30 years have specialized in helping IBM customers implement Maximo and have a lot of deep technology expertise in Maximo and related software in the enterprise asset management industry. I'm the VP of Sales and Marketing. I've been at TRM for about 10 years and I'm proud to lead our talented sales teams. And our sole mission is to help our customers get value out of their EAM solutions. And we're really excited about recent developments in AI and bringing value to a lot of our customers and their organization and finally get ROI out of their long-time investments in EAM. Let's take in a bit more to the IBM relationship. I know TRM is a gold partner, talk to me about that and how TRM has leveraged that partnership with IBM to help your customers be successful. Sure, now we're a little bit of a unique partner with IBM for a long time. We've been pure resell and implementation services and recently we've transitioned into an OEM relationship with IBM where we actually embed IBM products into broader TRM offerings. And this relationship that we have with IBM is really important as IBM is the dominant player in EAM and AI and hybrid cloud. It's really a natural fit for us to leverage those really mature solutions and build on top of them, TRM's deep expertise and the technology and the reliability side to offer more of an end-to-end solution to our customers. Got it, so the last year or so we've seen a lot of market dynamics. Talk to me about the EAM market, what's going on there? What are some of the changes? Well, there's a couple of key changes that we see. One of the biggest changes I think that impacts our business and IBM is that customers really don't have an appetite for long expensive implementations of custom solutions. They're really looking for more turnkey solutions that have proven value already and very mature. They've already spent tens of millions of dollars implementing Maximo or a related EAM solution. They really don't want to embark on this really expensive long journey to get to that next level. And so to meet this requirement, we've been focused for the past couple of years on developing much more turnkey solutions. One of which is one that we call TRM's Maximo AAM solution and that's built on Maximo, but it's also layered with IBM's new AI solution for Maximo customers. And we marry that with our deep reliability expertise and we're really excited about being able to roll it out in literally weeks instead of months or years for a lot of new customers. And that's a really short time to value an ROI. It's something that's pretty much unheard of until now in this industry. Talk to me about some of the advantages that your customers are getting like an in general level from AI, from hybrid cloud, from data. I mean, this is really groundbreaking. What we're finding is that there's, until very recently AI was really not embraced as a practical solution to a lot of maintenance problems. You're looking at a community of pretty old school mindsets and maintenance and reliability where it's a very, RCM is a very structured methodology for breaking down equipment and failure types and solutions, ways to predict those failures. And for a long time, RCM specialists didn't really feel like AI was a solution that was the answer. And what we're finding is that with the maturity level of IBM's products, it is now at a point where AI is a great fit and you take an experienced reliability specialist and you arm them with AI tools like IBM's asset monitor and Maximo Health and predict. And you give them those tools and they can roll out predictive solutions at scale like really they've never had the chance to before. And talk to me about some of the adaptations that TRM has made in the last year or so as the market has been so much in flux and so many dynamics going on. How have you adapted to that to really help those customers take advantage of the latest technologies and for example, use AI? You know, well, the big thing for us is recognizing that customers really aren't interested in a long expensive drawn out solution. You know, they recognize they have problems but until you can come to the table with something that they can digest in small bites and that is at a price point that isn't over the top, they're really happy staying with the status quo. At least until the solutions can be delivered and like that very bite-sized implementation program. So we've spent a lot of time trying to make our solutions more turnkey, packaging up offerings in a way that you can start small but all that effort you put in on a small scale you can ramp up and scale enterprise wide without making a huge investment and it doesn't take years to roll it out. You can really do something and make an impact within a couple of weeks or months rather than many months and years down the road. That time to value is key, especially I think we've learned in the last year that real time is so essential for so many things. I'm just curious of any industries in particular that TRM and IBM are really helping transform energy for example, give me some examples of industries that are really moving forward with your technologies. It's really the classic asset intensive industries. Utilities are really big maximal users and they're the ones that they've embraced Maximo for many, many years. They're hungry for innovative technology but still cautious about moving forward on a large scale but we're able to get them excited with the programs that we're offering and the same goes with oil and gas that's another big user of Maximo, asset intensive organization and manufacturing, definitely big maximal users. All three have been very interested in moving forward with the AI for maintenance solutions that TRM and IBM are together bringing to the market. You summed up across the oil and gas, energy utilities as you mentioned, what are some of the biggest things that you hear in terms of demands from customers when you're in sales meetings? What are they looking for problems they need you to help solve? You know, honestly, it's the classic problems that we've been working with them for 20 years and really they haven't been able to solve effectively. We're talking about critical assets that break down unexpectedly. Maintenance teams running around doing a lot of maintenance on assets in perfect health, making big promises on transforming maintenance, you know, massively reducing maintenance budgets and it really hasn't happened. And there's really been until now, no real solution that solves those problems directly. And we believe the combination of AI and reliability engineering and in the key EAM fundamental principles is what's going to help our customer base really get value and really solve the problems that they've really suffered from all these years. It's interesting that you say that it really, they haven't been able to solve those problems. And but from a technological perspective, the technology is there now to help them do that. What's the time window when you're talking with customers, especially given the market dynamics that we're still living in, are they coming to you saying, help us, you know, within a week, two weeks, we got to turn this around? I mean, the ones that are approaching this with an open mind, you know, we can communicate to them that a huge undertaking is not required. They can get started on a small project, select one critical asset and then begin to plug in some data, you know, around that asset that they know is related to equipment failures. We can get that data connected with the maximal asset monitor.  They do some anomaly detection and it does not require a big long-term investment. And so for somebody who is willing to keep an open mind about AI and really wants to give it a try, you know, that sales cycle is very short. They're willing to get going relatively quickly. You know, we do find that many organizations want to step back, take it slow, assess other options. And for them, that aligns more with the classic, you know, big bang type of implementation project where that takes months of planning, you know, budget planning approvals. And that goes into that 12, 18 month sales cycle or project planning phase that, you know, that's fine. And at the end of that, you know, it's a big project, but we really do recommend starting small. It is definitely possible to see some, you know, early quick wins and then roll out on a larger scale.  Take us out here, Peter, with some predictions, some thoughts, maybe a crystal ball on where you see the EAM market going the rest of this year and what TRM is planning to do to help customers really leverage opportunities and growth. You know, I really do believe we're at a tipping point where there's been a lot of anticipation leading up to the release of Maximo and the Maximo 8 and the Maximo application suite. There's the AI apps that are in the suite, like asset monitor and health and predict that they really are mature products. There's not, you know, I think until now there's the customer base has viewed AI as more of like a, you know, fantasy or science fiction as it relates to maintenance. But, you know, these products are real. And I think with a lot of spending having been on hold over the past year, there's a lot of interest in learning more, trying to test the waters. I really think that we're gonna see a lot of interest in predictive solutions, a lot of interest in IoT projects. And, you know, we're in a position where we're ready to begin rolling these out and it's really exciting. Yeah, the maturation is there, the technologies, the customer interests as there are certainly the opportunities in there. Peter, take us out with, where can customers go to learn more information about your solutions? I mean, the best place is to check us out on our website, www.trmnet.com. We're also on LinkedIn, we do a lot of blogs, we do a lot of webinars, you know, we are out in front and trying to make, you know, the market aware of our thought leadership and deep expertise in, you know, Maximo and EAM and in predictive solutions. We've got a YouTube channel where we post demos and, you know, all of our webinars. So we're, you know, we're trying to push information out there. You know, happy to, you know, we look forward to interacting with prospects and customers about how our solutions can impact them. Excellent. Peter, thanks for stopping by and sharing with us more about the TRM IBM relationship, the opportunities in the EAM market and the appetite for AI that your customers and very big industries are having. We appreciate your time. Hey, thank you very much. I enjoyed it. Me too. For Peter Morrow, I'm Lisa Martin. You're watching theCUBE's coverage of IBM Think 2021.


It's DDK and I'm back today with another video. Choose out the area to tune in if you are subscribed, smash the subscribe button, give me a thumbs up and do not skip those ads. It is August 11th and it's time for us to get to this bag. In this video, guess what? We went to Duosco. We can count on people who care and guess what they did? They messed up somebody order and I had to go back to the store, baby. So make sure you stay tuned to the full video and if you are subscribed again, smash the subscribe button, give me a thumbs up and do not skip those ads. Well, to put it right now, get to this bag. Let's go. Y'all see what's going on. Y'all already know what the time it is. Let's go. We are here at Einstein Bros to get this dough. You already know about the stuff. Hello. Good morning. Thank you very much. We have a good one. We are here at St. Vic Money and Menards. Hello. I have a delivery for David. Sure. Go ahead and leave it here. We'll make sure you get it. Okay. Thank you. Stuff like that. Let's go. Order number two. Stick to your plan like glue. Jewels for six more dollars. We're holla. We pop into our column. Let's go. We are here at Jewels, so we can count on people again. Let's go. Can't sit here, baby. I think somebody in here coming below. Let me know. Oh, I got somebody in this zone. Let's come out. Hello. What's up? I have a delivery for Anna and Jeanette. Okay. Anna. M.E. Thank you very much. Diapetsky. Rombetsky. Wayne Gritsky. Pull up in the jet ski. Who did it? Boy, it got that flow down here. Put that up there. Move this over here. I'm going to go drop this off and then come back. I'm going to take this to the car and I'll come right back. Let's go. How are you doing? How about you? Yes. I picked up one. I had Jeanette and... Oh, Rick gave me right right there. Thank you. So, I'm going to put the bread up here. There ain't really bread. That's some loaf. That's everything. Time to get this ground and in between. Let's drop off this.  She said she's going to bring us a tip stick. Because I guess what? You followed her directions. She told me to call when I got here. That's left what I did. And I'm telling her that she asked me if I would have a tip on here. And I told her no. Not unless you put one on there. And then she said she's going to bring us one down. We need to hand them around. We need all that. We need all that dollars. We need to give them up. I'll wait for her right here by the fact. Let me sit this right here. I'm going to take this back to the car and come back. Let's go. Good morning. Good morning. There you go. Where's the soda? There's Diet Coke on my order and it says... And this is your Anna, correct? And there's three things to Diet Coke. Oh, so they put the Diet Coke with the other order instead of this one. I don't know why they did that. That is crazy. Oh, and then they put the name on here. Did you have one that was caffeine free? No. No? Because they have them. It's the paper in her bag. Oh, the paper. It's the paper right there. Hold on one second. I don't know what's going on. It should be a paper in here. Right here. I'm not sure. Oh, so they did put it in here. It didn't give me any Diet Coke at all. Maybe we should... Maybe you can give them a call because... I think you should give them a call since you picked it up. Okay. I'll give them a call. No problem. I'm not letting you leave without my stuff. May I help you? Hey, how you doing, ma'am? Would you mind transferring me to the Doug room? Sure. Hold just a moment. All right. Thank you very much. You're very welcome. Thank you for... Hello? Hey, how you doing, ma'am? My name is... My name is Jerome. I just came from the Doug room to pick up an order for Anna. And she's saying that she's missing some items... It's down the receipt. That is Anna's receipt. She's missing some items from her order. All of my Diet Cokes are missing. There were three of them. And then my feminine products, the lotion and the mini pads. None of them are in here, but I was charged for all of them. They're on the receipt. Okay. Let me check that for you. I guess when my other partner picked it up, your items are here. So he's good. It was on our end. We apologize about that. So I can go ahead and give me a refund. No, I don't want your items. No, I don't want a refund. I need those items. I'm disabled and can't drive. So I need those... Do I got your album? I need those brought to me today. I'm sorry. I need those brought to me today. You know what? I'll just come back and get them, if that's okay. I'll come back over there. Yeah, I'll just come back and get them. Because I want her to have everything she needs. I don't want her to be missing anything. So I'll be there in a few minutes. No problem. Here you go. Alrighty. All right. Bye-bye. Okay.  Thank you. So you guys just saw what happened. The customer is highly upset. I don't blame her, man. If you pay for something, you want your stuff. And I'm just going to make it right. Because honestly, the store is right down the street. It's probably like three minutes away from her house. So I'm going to go ahead. We're going to drop this under our first. Then we're going to come back. Because we got to make sure we make that one on time too. Then we're going to go back to Jewel Osko. Get her order. And we have a shift order to pick up. So I'm going to pick up both of them orders at the same time. I'm going to drop hers off. And the shift order is right around the corner from her house. Anyway, so we might as well do it like that, baby. I don't know, man. I understand that she's very upset.  She said, ain't nobody leaving. Because you get her stuff. And I understand. And I'm glad that I called her. And she's able to get all her stuff. Because I want everybody to be happy. And she's able to tip off the rent for six dollars. And we are hollow. So I definitely got to go back and get that job, baby. You know what I'm talking about? But I hope you guys enjoyed this video so far. Make sure you smash that subscribe button. Make sure you give me a thumbs up. And do not skip those ads. But to go drop off this Jewel Osko and get to this bag. Let's go. We are here to drop off the next order to get an order. You know what I'm talking about? That job, we probably like eight minutes away from the other house, baby. So we weren't that bad at all. It was a smooth little drive. You know what I'm talking about? We tried to strive to win. We tried to be about to get it in. Comment below and let me know if you guys what it did, what I'm about to do it and go back and get that order for it. Comment below and let me know. You know what I'm talking about? See, it was that extra 60. So I'm like, man, why not? It's literally right around the corner.  We'll maintain it. We're going to keep on doing our thing. We're changing lanes. And we have to go to Jewel Osko anyway to pick up that ship order, to get it in order. You know what I'm talking about?  Step back. You know what's the photo yard? Know what I'm talking about? Mack, doorbell, back. Let's go. Order number three. We're back to get busy. Jewel Osko, this is the ship order. We did a ship order in a long time. We're going to go out to the end of time. 1.1 miles for 9.19. We are here to get green and nothing in between, baby. We're putting it up right now. If I have to go over here and get busy, I hope you guys are with me. Let's go. Jewel Osko, we can travel people again. Now come up. We're going to pick up both of them orders at the same time while we're on the ground until the end of time. We have to be dropped off the ship order at 9 o'clock while we're on the watch. Rocks fluttering on the watch. Hello. Ain't nobody at this job, baby. Jesus. How you doing, Rick? So I have to pick up the rest of the order for Anna. And I also have another order for Jennifer. Okay. Okay. How you doing? It's okay. Look, stuff happening. Ain't nobody perfect, man. We all messed up. Oh, yeah. I always put that one in the car. I got another one, too, though. No, it's all right. No, it's okay. It is what it is. Mad at you? No, she wasn't ready. She was saying that she ain't going. But she wasn't ready to have me had. Believe me, I've had worse. Yeah, she just jumped in. Nothing puts you under the hospital. Yeah, it's okay, though. Big drinks, baby. And guess what? I don't got the dolly. I quit. Y'all left the dolly at home. I don't know how I forgot the dolly at home. It's been at home for a while. I thought that's what happened because we've been doing them Amazon Flex, Flex, Flex orders. And I don't want to take up too much room. So that's why I do it this way. How you doing, boss? Good. All that for me? I wish. You have a cover, sir. I'm going to put this right here. Let's go. Again, clap again. Drop off this order to get an order. Now I'm talking about, we've got to make sure things is right. You know what I'm talking about? Get it right, get it right. So I'm like, I talk to her. She says she's going to come down and get it. Let's go. We are here to drop off this order to get an order, baby. We got big pops. We got big pops, big water, big everything. They said if no one's at the desk, then go ahead and leave it between the doors. You know what I'm talking about? Drop like it's hot. Grab as though. So we can scope. Please don't try me. I'm going to blow. Oh, ain't nobody right here? I'm about to get in right now. You know what I'm talking about? This ain't going to be that bad. We're about to get this bag. They be hating. They be mad. I'm going to hold that with the right hand. Get this one to the left. Oh, that board. Okay. I know. I'm getting busy. Baby, I'm getting busy. Last thing. So we can get this green. Nothing in between. You know what I'm talking about? Grab this, John. Close the trunk. Let's go. Do I need to take a picture? No? Okay. That's going to make sure I'm going to take no picture or nothing. You know what I'm talking about? Maybe they might say we ain't going to live. Drop like it's hot. We gone. Order number four. I made my first 10K in Johnco. Chick-fil-A, baby. 1.6 miles for $6. And we are hollering. Let's go. Guess what? We are back at Save Big Money and Menards. Hello. I'm back again. I'm having a delivery for Joe Angela. Oh, that's you? Joe, Joe. Here you go. Thank you. Do people call you Joe, Joe for short? No. I thought I made up something. Yeah. Well, you see my name tag's only since Joe was there. All right. You have a good one. Order number five. Remember the people that were there when you were on the grind. Panera bread. Let's get this bread. 6 items, 2.7 miles for $6. We popping to our collar. Hey, we're going to be at the Ramada. He ain't get it in. Let's go. We are here at Panera Bread to get this bread. You know what I'm talking about? This is our same person we go to every day. We ain't been there in a couple of days, though. Hello. How you doing? I have a pickup for a Perez. That's a joint in the back. Right at 10. 10. Okay, so we don't have this spinach at our show. They put the poor cheese in there. Okay, that's the same thing they got last time. Okay, no problem. Look, I'm just delivering. Right. There you go. Thank you, guys. Have a good one. Just like that, we are here, Joe, of this Panera Bread to get this bread.   This is the same house we come to all the time. I'll be only going to the end of time. It seems like a little bit later than normal, though. It is what it is, baby. We about to get this dough. Y'all know we go to school. If these don't, y'all know we go to school. It's not like it's hot. It's not like they don't even make that jump. Hey, I don't know. Probably doggie. Hold on, hold on, hold on. Hey, doggie, doggie. Let's go to some Mac. Go, go, Mac. Let's go. Order number six. We're trying to bowl like the nicks. Make it ease, baby. 3.7 miles, seven-hour call. Let's go. Ease, baby. About to get a bit easy. Hope you guys together. So we're going up the cheddar. Hello. How are you doing? Order 364. That's the last three. Thank you very much. You have a good one. Let's make it ease, baby. Ease says, hand it to him. That's exactly what we're going to do. Y'all know my flow's sick like. I don't keep a hotel Ease, baby. You know what I'm talking about? It's beautiful back here, guys. Hello. Here you go. You have a great one. Enjoy. You as well. You're welcome. Order number seven. Well, I'm dancing. Always keep me in weapon. Deliver that money to pay the rent. The estimated distance is 12.6 miles and the drive time is 17 minutes. We about to get in there. Guess what? The delivery commission is $9.57. Enough money to pay the rent and extra balance commission. We're going to get that too. But $2.60. Enough money to pay the rent. Not to mention that lowest tip we can't get is $17.00. We don't need to pop our collar. So the minimum amount of this order is $29.17. Enough money to pay the rent. Hear it? Steak is shake. Let's help us get this cake. Let's go. One more thing before we go inside, baby. As you guys want to do, deliver that. All you got to do is click the link in the description. We got the referral program, baby. We about to get it on. Let's go. As steak is shake. For those who crave, for those who hate, I don't know what to say, baby. I don't know what to tell you. Come down, Mom. How you doing? I think this might be us. You got big boxes. You don't know, Mom? Big boxes. Um, I'm taking this easy caterer order to Kenosha. No, this one is to a global industry. I'm not sure exactly what it is. All right. Hello. How you doing? Good. How are you? I'm doing great. I can't complain. I'm going to transfer these because there was two more that didn't fit. Oh, okay. Yeah. All right. Okay, sir. Take them out. Okay. That's 46. And then we got your other 10 coming out. Okay. I'll be right back. Thank you very much. We got these boxes, baby. They got us in the box. Ice flooded in the rocks. No, Tom, watch flooded in the rock. No, Tom, they got big boxes. So we're going to put this in here. About to go in here and get busy. We might have to put some in the car because we're about to go far. Wait, we ain't going to go over that car. We're only 12.6 miles. We're about to go wild. It's like they can it. Please don't try me. I'm going to blame it. I wish I had a dolly. I'll tweet. I'm soft. I left the dolly at home. I'll tweet. I left it right in the garage, too. I'll clean out the stuff in the back seat and all that stuff. And guess what? I left it right in the garage. Man, I'll tweet. This right here. Put that down in there. Slide. Slide that down in there. Slide that down in here. Bawah. All right, you guys drive safe. I think I don't know if they're done with this one yet. I'm probably just going to wait and see. So I'll try to get both of us at the same time. At the same time. How long have you guys owned this? Two years now? Are y'all loving it? Yeah. It's nice. It's a work together. It's a work together. Sometimes staffing can be hard. I definitely understand. I don't want to be right back with my card. Yeah, I got to put this card, baby. So I'm going to have to put these in the back seat. Keep them running like a track meet. And so I can, I can't believe I forgot that dog. They all tweaked. I tweaked hard. This right here. Bam. Give them this card, baby. Just in case they want to, you never know they buying stuff. So you got to hand up these cards, baby. Don't be scared to advertise. So you're going to get this money. Understand me? Understand. Where's she going? She went over there? Where he go? I don't know where he went. Here you go. Here's my card. I have a few of them for you. You guys have a good one. Thank you. Alrighty. Where would you like me to set everything? Right in that table right over there. Oh, okay. That's perfect. How are you doing this morning? You're doing yourself? I'm still living. I can't complain. I'm living a dream. Right in here. I can help. Thank you very much, sir. I have this. This. I'm going to have to come back for that. Would you like me to set it up for you or? No, that's fine. You got a little bit of work. Okay. And that is everything. Thank you very much. I appreciate your time, sir. You have a good one. Last one we about to get it done. Dollar General 6 items, 2.2 miles for A-75. It is a red car order. We about to go ahead and get an order. Let's go. How are you doing, sir? I made a delivery of a Dollar General order. Answer her. Okay. Drop it like it's hot. Step back at it with photos. Mesh. Oh, that turned all muslims back like that, Joe. No. Let's go. And just like that, it is the end of the video. I hope you guys enjoyed the content. Today we made 103.02. Y'all saw what we do. We came out here and got this great time to be alive. I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Also, if you want to ask some questions for Vett, make sure you go to the community page and put your question in there, baby. Because we're doing it Sunday. We about to get this. You like it. Tomorrow we're just going to MacDow. What are you playing around? 2022 is still. I'll see you guys on the next one. Be going, be going before you already know the DDK. And I'm on my way.


Γεια σας! Είναι Vicky εδώ, με ένα καλύτερο επίπεδο αυτήν την ευρώνωση. Είμαι μπροσφασμένος πένι μπλάκ, οπότε θα πω 5 βίντεος σε 5 χρόνια. Το καλύτερο σκοτσίδιο που θα χρησιμοποιήσω είναι called Winter Joy και θα χρησιμοποιήσω το σκοτσίδιο. Λοιπόν, πρώτα από όλοι είμαι ξεκινώντας με ένα κομμάτι από ένα βασικό καλύτερο και αυτό είναι το καλύτερο καλύτερο σκοτσίδιο σκοτσίδιο και θα μπροσφαθώ με έναν κόλλο, αυτό είναι ένα παίπεδο αστ. Σήμερα θα πω ένα βίντεο. Λοιπόν, όταν είμαι ευγύησης με την ευρώνωση του πρώτος λέγου θα θα μπροσφαθώ με έναν δύο κόλλο, για να το κάνω λίγο πιο σκοτσίδιο και πιο ευγύρω. Λοιπόν, αυτό είναι το σκοτσίδιο. Είμαι mainly focussed on the edges και θα πω με έναν κόλλο και όλα μέχρι. Λόγω να δω πως είναι καλύτερο σκοτσίδιο και δεν είναι καλύτερο σαν πιο ευγύρω. Για να δώθω ασχολή στον επίπεδο, λοιπόν θα μπροσφαθώ με ένας σκοτσίδιο σκοτσίδιο και θα πω με έναν πιο ευγύρω. Τώρα θα χρησιμοποιηθώ με έναν φωτοβόλευ, που είναι πολύ αίσθημα, πάνω από την καρδιά μου. Και δεν είναι για ένα καλύτερο σκοτσίδιο, θα μπροσφαθώ με κάτι στον επίπεδο. Και αυτό είναι γιατί δεν χρησιμοποιώ έναν σκοτσίδιο. για να φύγω από το πάνω θα πω ένα λίγο του αγγλίου στον αγγλίου, αυτό είναι το βίνταξο φωτο και αυτό το τάξι θα φύγω όλα τα συμβουλία, το σκοτσί και το κέντερο, μεταξύ των χρώτων στην καταγράφη. Τώρα θα σκοτσίσω το φωτο και θα χρησιμοποιήσω το μυστικό σχέδιο. Λοιπόν θα αποφαρμήσω πού θέλω το φωτο να είναι και θα σκοτσίσω το μεταξύ το βινταξό αγγλίου. Τώρα σε αυτήν στις χρησιμοποιήσω το βίνταξο φωτο και δεν είμαι very careful about the stamping I just want to have a general idea of where my poinsettia is going to stay. Λοιπόν, τώρα θα σκοτσίσω το μεταξύ three different times. So that's one and I'm using archival ink just to make sure that this is not going to smudge and I have a nice impression and I'm just stamping the flower in white paper. Now the idea today is to create a paper-pist flower so I cannot dimension, which means that I am going to color all three of those images and then cut out petals in different layers so I can stack them up one on top of the other. You will see what I mean. So first of all I'm going to decide which of the petals are going to be green. I will do all the coloring with my distressing. So for the leaves I'm using two colors, a lighter and a darker one and you can see on screen all the colors that I have used and I will do the same thing for the petals. So I will use two shades of red and notice how I don't really care if I go outside of the lines or even if I color other petals because I will be using my scissors to cut out and also I will be stacking layers one on top of the other so it's going to cover up all the mess. I really love this technique of coloring with my finger dabbers because I find it very easy and it's really quick. Also notice how I didn't bother to cut out the whole flower I'm just mainly focusing on the leaves. I used my finger dabber on the edges to get rid of that white edge and now I'm going to do the exact same technique on the rest of the flowers by using a red shade of distressing ink. So once I have cut out everything it was time to assemble the flower on top of my panel. Now I'm going to keep it real and I'm going to show you the mistake I did and how I saved it.  I am using foam squares in between just to add a little bit of dimension so that's the first layer trying to position it correctly and now I'm going to add the second layer. Now that flower is going to look beautiful and dimensional and really full but I didn't like that I could still see underneath the flowers the stamped lines. I am going to show you what I mean. So to save that I went ahead and stamped the flower one more time colored it completely red and I was able to peel off the flower from my panel and stick it down again. I am going to show you now how I saved it. So I have built off the flower. I have another flower that I have is totally flat and I have colored it with red and now I'm going to apply some tape adhesive at the back and stick it directly on top of my panel. So this way I have covered up the stamping. So if you are going to replicate this card either don't stamp the flower at all on the base or just stamp only the stem. So now I am able to stick that on top of that and the good thing about that is that now my flower looks even fuller. For my sentiment I'm going to use these dyes by Penny Black and they say joy, peace and greetings. I decided to go with peace that I have cut out of dark chocolate cardstock and now I'm using a nuve bell placement in gold color and with my finger I'm just applying a little bit of gold. Now this is quite transparent.   As always you can find a full list of all the supplies that I'm using just below the video in the description area as well as on my blog. So now my sentiment is in place and I am going to add a little bit of that gold mousse on my flower too. I think that adding touches of gold here and there on a vintage looking card is a great touch because it really makes it look authentic.  Once I have all the border nice and gold I'm going to stick my panel at the center of my card base. I'm just using some tape adhesive there. To finish it off I'm going to use Nuvo crystal drops and I will use the bright gold at the center of the flower. Now this is where I made a mistake. I made the dots too big so they will become one and this really bothered me I just couldn't look at it so I managed to scrape everything off with my spatula and you will see here that they look nice and perfect. So that was the card for today. I hope you had fun and got inspired and if you did don't forget to leave me a comment as well as give me a thumbs up on my youtube channel. Don't forget to visit me tomorrow for another video.


and let's put it this way I hit the max loss Monday I got pretty wrecked on some stock and let's put it this way I hit the max loss haven't hit it in quite a long time but that day was a particular hard day for me but it had to happen when you're on such a good streak sometimes you definitely need those little wake-up calls to put you back in your place so the rest of the week was alright you know little normal things good trades and bad trades but overall decent today it's gonna be a little harder because it's Friday I don't see many opportunities so I maybe have to settle down with the fact that I'll be ready for the week which is never a good thing so pretty much done for the morning session and there might still be place for this afternoon because the AI is running but overall it wasn't a great day we'll still finish the week red if I don't take any other trade but like very very small which I'm okay with it's something that I have to accept but there's one trade that just hurt my feeling today and it was on xpev just a bad trade nothing else to say a pretty embarrassing one and I think it happens to everyone but I'll show it on screen and it's kind of something you want to avoid doing but for some reason it just happens today so it was probably because it wasn't that liquid there wasn't that much liquidity so it was like this the spread or like the way was moving was really odd and it makes you uncomfortable when you're sitting down in the trade but technically never broke where I was risking but I managed to like triple the loss that was initially wanted for that stock so all right so pretty much done for the week today was okay nothing great nothing bad but definitely some stuff to learn from and the biggest lesson this week was do not step in front of a train because in the small cap they have been moving way more than people expected but also in the large cap when spire was breaking out the queues and all these ai stock it's just very strong like the the buying power behind them is just not some little manipulator in the small cap world but it's definitely institution because they just don't stop going up and a trade that got me pretty good was pltr trying to mean revert it so that means just showed it as it goes up expecting that it would pull back but it just never really pulled back so I ended up just with a fat loss and that's the trade that really hurt me this week but for the rest a lot to learn a lot to learn from and a lot to review so hope you enjoyed this video and I'll see you guys in the next one


Every year in spring you have massive algal blooms in the temperate and polar oceans which vanish after two to three weeks of blooming. The mechanism of this degradation was completely unknown so far and we asked ourselves who is degrading it. We focused on the bacterial part of it and the second question was how are they doing it. For tackling the research questions we have chosen a suit of methods. The first one is based on the ribosomal RNA. This gives you the phylogenetic distribution of the different bacterial organisms and the nature of the bacterial organisms. This is actually addressing the first research question who is there and how abundant are they. The ribosomal RNA is a universal marker, it gives you the phylogenetic relation of the different organisms present in the water sample and the fluorescent in-situ hybridization is a method which you can stain the bacteria in a specific manner on the genus level or on the family level and you really can enumerate the different bacterial genera families in the water sample. The second question was what are they doing and this is currently the method of choice is metagenome sequencing. You extract the bulk of DNA, sequence it, assemble it into larger pieces and do a gene prediction on these larger pieces. With a comparison of the different databases you can then get a hint on what the gene is coding for and what function they have in nature basically and this is exactly what we want to find out. What we found out was for us quite surprising that not the huge diversity reacted to the phytoplankton biomass but rather a limited number of organisms of bacteria. They all belonged to the flower bacterial group. One of the earlier responders which reacted first to the organic biomass was a group called Formusa. They reacted within a week time and they increased in cell numbers to make up 20% of the whole entire community which was really a lot and then vanished within a week only giving rise to another bacterial group which is called Polarebacter. They come later and so on. There were another three or four different groups responding in tight succession and also in abundances from maybe 1-2% up to 20% and it was really very surprising for us. If we look then into the genomes, the metagenomes of these organisms we could see that there is a clear pattern that from the beginning of the bacterial bloom which responded to the phytoplankton bloom basically that the substrates get more and more complicated. For example, earlier responders had degradation potential for laminarine which is a relatively simple polysaharide of alpha-1-3 connected glycosyl. To later organisms like Polarebacter, they had repertoires for many different polysaharides like chondroitin sulfide, manan or xylean. And it was for us also a clear hint that they are distinct ecological niches that they partitioned the polysaharides among them and that each has a certain specialization for certain group of polysaharides. Our findings were surprising in that respect that we have found not a zillions of different bacterial organisms and groups but that we have found a limited number of genera and families which were obviously solely responsible for the degradation of the algal biomass. They were in the flower bacterial group. That was something new but was always postulated that is rather a stochastic process that who is their first wins. Actually what we've shown in several years now that is a deterministic process that always the same organisms come up and bloom. And this is actually a reason in the second finding what we found that these organisms have a fixed set of polysaharide degradation enzymes so called glycosylutrolases. They are organized in poles, these are large gene sets. They are specific for the degradation of a type of polysaharides and these polysaharides were also limited in diversity. So always the same sets came up. So we had the beginning of the bloom was laminarine important and the end of the blooms were the more complicated polysaharides, the branched polysaharides important. We have 10 to 15 types which are important and that thousands. If you look now in new organisms which we are unknown and we find these gene sets for polysaharide degradation we could immediately refer them to this function and say okay these bacteria must be specific growing on laminarine for example or on xyle and or on manan depending on the repertoire what we have showed. And this is for us an exciting tool as ecologists that we can predict the ecological role of this bacteria in the environment. This is absolutely novel and gives us really new clues on their role. So the next steps what we are currently doing in the lab is to verify the function of the predicted enzymes what we have from the different organisms. For now it's only a comparison to databases and the functions predicted based on bioinformatic measures but we are more and more now cloning these enzymes and verifying the functions down to even the crystal structure of the individual enzymes. As ultimate goal we want also to show the function in the environment in the natural environments to sort out specific organisms and see what they are currently expressing and if they are really working on one or the other polysaharide and put this together to a bigger picture.


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All right, so I'm gonna do this with the video review So I can give you specific notes here, but looking at what you wrote me the email you add opposites to the stumble and Also more at the beginning We bring down the volume over here So again, I mean this is looking still really good. I Do see I mean you mentioned that you didn't get to all the notes because I do see a lot of the similar things So I would say try to hit those notes it's still Still all the same especially with the you know with The tangents here as you go down give it give this guy a lot more room But the main thing I want to comment on for this clip is this stumble So so far so good, this is all good, right? So as you continue, it's really important more so than detail stuff is to work on your post changes when you have something from here to here which is a huge change in posing so that over one frame is a crazy change so Things like that through steps I will work on first before getting to other things because it can be very misleading where it looks cool in step mode It's got just your key poses, but once he starts blinding it might be weird and you might not add enough enough frames Between the poses same thing here. This is very very big Change-wise Then careful it looks like he's kind of touching He said at that point so you might have to adjust the pose back or move him a bit overall Which might impact your your kicking point, but again, this is fairly big You're gonna have need couple in-betweens on on that guy between those poses Same thing here. You're still forming the tangent there That one is again massive massive post change That I can kind of buy only because it's a big impact. It's still big. It's it's almost a pop, but As you continue on you can have that definitely more impactful, but foot-wise I would actually leave one of the feet Back there, so it's a bit more something like this. It's a massive Shoe there, but you know something where it's not everything moving backwards But then you got again this guy coming out here That's fairly big What's a bit confusing about the post changes here is that you got this line and I go back and it's the same line So if you look at your it's the left arm and then at this point It's the right arm, but it's all kind on the same line And then you look at here if I go back and forth it feels like a sticky point in your in your fist So as you continue on with your poses you want to change it up a tiny bit That is definitely a big big change from here to here So and that is massive that's going to take a couple frames You're gonna have to make sure that he starts moving back to give That area of the arm intersect the interesting like overlapping with the head a bit more room breathing room That is probably fast one and that's massive too. So it's again. It's still all good But you still have a lot of Step poses in there. This feels better Right here this section I buy more up until you get to this change here because At this point it feels like he is being pulled back Again, because you don't have enough breakdowns in your in your step mode here and it's not him Falling backwards through gravity because he's he's off balance here. It's the head that kind of pulls him back So again, that is a bit fast there And even him moving forward from here to here All that needs more breakdowns So I would highly recommend to go keep keep going in there If possible address the notes that I gave last time But really start going and and adding go in there and add more frames For your step stuff same thing from from here This guy to here. It's a massive post change over one frame So all that stuff It's gonna have to change same thing with this especially going from here to here The timing of that is also gonna Is going to tell us more about his character and how it's demeanor his emotions like how does he feel how arrogant does he feel How much pleasure does he take in that in hitting that pose? So it's timing is really important to go between poses All right, I think that is that for this shot. Let me pause this and bring up your other shot All right We are back I put on the volume a tiny bit So you mentioned you worked on the Let me actually take your notes of those iK arms and lip sync. Let me check and I'm back Yes, iK arms and lip sync and I think your iK arms are a lot better So that is fantastic work. I think that's really really cool And we can go one by one. Let's look at at this arm first Let's go through this Silence here that I'm watching this but I think it's all working really well So far until you get to this section right Here so watch out where you have Elbow stuff is a real pain to lock so sections like here That I can kind of give but at this point you start moving forwards I mean forward being a screen right tiny bit And then back in you going back and intersecting with this And then let's go back here Those women were into what This is a tiny tiny tiny bit slight k because you got It's a fairly straight line that this wrist travels and I know there's not that much you can do in terms of That guy going back in this line. That's fine, but you could at least arc the wrist a bit more It's not so straight Watch out for your wrist That section here He goes down down with your wrist And then he goes back up into that and that in real time feels a bit poppy It's a bit of a pop I think I would go to That's too much like split the difference or or even up for it than this And then go back into that. So it's basically you're a bit Low like this and an azzy As he pushes here and it's the tension in the body as he readjusts that will You will show tension in this in this fist by you can squeeze those fingers in a bit more Feel free to intersect your fingers. That's fine. It's a bit more rounded a bit smaller shape And because of that that tension you'll also bring the wrist up to where you have it into here That's because we were harder Careful here. This is still IK when you look at that section here while this section moves See how the fist is completely Still there's no pixel moving to the moment you got something that locked It's always the IK and on top of that you got the elbow moving And then you got here That you can give but here It's good that you have a rotation this way But you're gonna have to go a bit further and you're not finishing it either. So you're going This way from here to here, but then on that frame down you go back this way So that in real time feels a bit like a pop and looking at The spacing if I look at just this section here It's down down. It's kind of on the same height and bomb We go up here and that's a linear key. At least it feels like a linear key So that you could just ease into that or he's out of that pose a bit more That stuff is good up here And that's great I think once you have as a general body thing once you hit that pose You have still business going on here right But everything else here is completely frozen So as you continue on with your passes once he does that you can put his hand here It will affect the knees the knees will move a bit. You can adjust the fingers a bit That's going to go in a bit more. You might have a bit more valine Over there that brings up this elbow that will change a bit relationship with this arm and and the hand Just a bit more keep keep alive as you go into the ending here If I look at the other arm That careful you got this section moving If I scrub fast, so it's a good test to scrub fast and then this section is not moving at all So even as you do this you're gonna have to have a little bit of an adjustment and bring your wrist down So it's not so totally locked Sitting on the down That feels fine um You know, if you want to be super picky this is fairly straight I think you could even here pretend that he's following the line of his thigh So that it's I'm exaggerating here, but it's not that straight but has a slight curve Then careful here again this section moves While the wrist is not so that is your ik Telltale sign here Let's continue Same thing here Elbow goes up here at this point. You would already have to have some movement in your wrist going down a bit See how this plays in real time That seems fine. There's something funky it starts great And right at the end this section here Suddenly feels fast and then you hit This here you go from here to here And then it's a small one straight down and it comes to a stop. It's it's not crazy bad I don't think bad bad, but it's not crazy ik telltale sign bad, but There's just something that's just a tad fast And i'm talking about maybe two frames just really something really subtle To get those women were into that place and what doesn't help is this section here Where you have rotation in your fingers to grasp this thing But while this rotates nothing going on is in the upper part of the wrist So as you clench you can add already a rotation in your wrist and continue it as you do And move here in this section Right you move, but nothing is moving in the wrist And that's a big one too you got big elbow moving back And then you start doing this which is fine The only thing I would do is keep this what you have in in this part but then I have a bit less in the fingers not that they have to be super locked but You know you have this thing coming out here and it feels like you're bringing your fingers in to kind of grasp That section so even if you have this movement here You would feel like this finger would almost stay in the same spot Just so you can feel that he's really holding on to that piece This feels a bit linearly So you got this move down right looking at this going this way Nothing's moving on moving here going on there And then you got that linear key again. So you go from here, right previous frame is here same thing Bam, that's really big. So you're gonna have to go from here to here to maybe here into Whatever move you have here So watch out for your ease out of there in linear mode And then that's fine. It's great. No money and no real future and then you know And everything is great up until this section. Watch out. You got a little intersection here And then you get back to the ik where this guy take this off This guy here is going down. So the elbow part is going down right here while nothing is going on in this section I'm not talking finger curl change, but a bit more in your upper part of the wrist All right And I'm looking at your lip sync Don't be disgusting Those women were into what I would do for your next pass in your lip sync I think all the ideas are there. It's just moments like Here it feels very flat like the lips feel very flat Same thing here. This feels very symmetrical. There's a little bit of a change here. It seems like but it's still Overall feels very symmetrical Even changes like that feel almost like you just open the jaw a little bit and then left the shapes They just feel the lips feel very flat Those women were into It's good.  That's gonna push those poses a bit and then reality hit like I don't feel the re And then reality that's your re moment and I think re You can bring up those lips a bit higher Not like a crazy sneer, but it's a bit higher reality hits and no Reality hits and watch out how you hit Like the corners feel like they're going out But then back the same way instead of out and into an arc into another pose And no money and no real future and then, you know That is also a bit out of sync hits and no money and no real future and then no real future It was a bit mushy and no money and no real future and then, you know And then the you know, feels a bit late and no money and no real future and then, you know, what do you know? so just this Right there feels late You know Your exhale there It's pretty good. I think you might just push it a bit more Where you like this, but you have a moment where these lips come apart just a tiny bit to really feel like he's Doing making that sound Not that much like even like just a sliver like this Would help and that is it lots of notes. I will concentrate on that first But it's it's already a really good shot being picky here about the IK stuff It's very important to me that IK things are hidden So you don't you don't want to have awesome things going on you pose and everything and then you got IK arms that stand out and you're going ah Can't do the technical aspects of IK arms Love love to I know it's a low-risk and that's what it that's what the costume looks like. It cracks me up It's dressed like that like a funny Halloween costume or something All right. Well, that is it. Let me know if this works for you in terms of critique Or it feels weird or you can't understand my accent or anything. It's just fishy. Let me know I'm always open to feedback. All right. Thanks All right, there's an email you can sign up you can start whenever you want You can submit whatever you want you get 16 submissions either way a like and subscribe would be awesome. All right. Thank you


I found it through the national organization called SAVE THE CHILDREN. I was a member of SAVE THE CHILDREN when I was in grade 8 and there my ma'am named Bhavani Karki. She told me about this organization International Telecommunication Union and there she told me to fill the form on April 4th of 2022 and I filled the form, sent it to the men of International Telecommunication Union and they replied, well my friend at school, his mom works at Ogero, the Wi-Fi company in Lebanon and they got basically the application and he got in and he was wondering if I could join as well because I love, well I love the UN. I was very interested in this kind of matter, when I was in grade 5 I used to prepare the project work of grade 10 of my computer classes of my school. I just want to make the Internet a safer place for children. First of all, my first goal was to learn a little more and have a little more awareness with these initiatives and also have the ideas of other people as well as my friends. Another long experience as an executive member of ITU Youth Advisory Group has been very transformative. I initially had a minimal knowledge about online harassment and privacy protection. I loved meeting people around the world, I got to learn a lot about their cultures and their countries so yeah it was amazing basically. Well I learned that, I learned actually about the actual dangers of the Internet because I had no idea that, I mean I knew the Internet was a dangerous place but I didn't know it was up to that high of an extent. My time with the Youth Advisory Group taught me how to speak and present effectively. It also gave me a solid grasp of child online protection. And thanks to the group I gained confidence in public speaking and I am very thankful for this experience because before joining this group I was not able to speak like this. When they showed us the sample for the game and the app I noticed that a lot of my ideas were included and were taken to consideration. And this environment made me feel that my ideas and thoughts were genuinely valued and it was evident that our input was crucial to the group's decision making process. I've suggested so many ideas and so many solutions to this issue and they were taken to consideration so I guess I did positively impact. Child Advisory Group, I got the esteemed position in the very esteemed organization International Telecommunication. That's very proud for me, my parents are happy. And I hope to work in future too with this organization as long as I can and as long as you will invite me. I would like to be a part of the team but also a little more recognized to be able to expand my opportunities as a person and also to be able to meet my colleagues in other parts to also have a good understanding. I hope that we will reach a future where the internet can be the safest space possible. I don't know how yet but I hope to make that possible and a reality. I recommend that we want to send this. If you ever get an invitation or an ad for the ITU don't hesitate to join because you won't regret this, that's the only thing I have to say.


So welcome everyone to the third Kubernetes Batch and HPC day. Really happy that we managed to organize it again. We have an afternoon full of nice topics and talks with different points of view of what Batch and HPC even means, so it will be quite interesting. So my name is Ricardo with Aldo. I'm chairing this event. And also thanks to the other people that were in the program committee and the talk selection. It's always nice to have interested people in collaborating. So if you feel like helping us out for the next event, feel free to reach out and join the program committee as well. And if you want to submit, of course, we encourage you to submit to the CFP for the next event as well. So this is the third time, as I mentioned, that we do this event. The first one was a year ago in Valencia in May. This was organized. And the main goal of this event was to establish the bridge between what's traditionally used for infrastructure for research and scientific computing and the new technologies coming from cloud native, which were triggered mostly by services. And the idea was to have an event that would be the bridge between these two communities. And it was quite popular. We got like 60 people attending with a lot of live stream attendees as well. And this was the replies we got from the first event, which kind of motivated us to keep going with this kind of events. The second batch in HPC Day occurred later in the year in Detroit, together with Kupkan North America. I wanted to have some numbers for this event, but actually I couldn't find them yesterday. So it was a full day event. So we transitioned from the first half day to a full day in Detroit. And it was very well attended. So that's the reason we do a third one. And I think it's been positive. And it triggered a lot of different actions in different communities. So this time, we do it here in Amsterdam together with Kupkan Europe. So as I mentioned, this is a half day this time. So we listed three main topics when we set up the CFP. The first one was advanced high performance computing. And this is really more traditional HPC environments. But not only. It can also be high throughput environments as well, which we have quite a lot of users interested on. The second one is machine learning and specifically training and what does this mean to run this kind of workload on Kubernetes and Cloud Native. And the third one is data analytics. And we'll have talks that cover a bit of the three as well, both from an end user perspective and from infrastructure as well. So we have five full sessions, three lightning talks. And thanks again, everyone, for the submissions. Keep submitting. I'm sure we'll keep organizing this event in some form. So who are we? We've asked this question before. And basically, in this batch HPC Cloud Native world, we have contributors to the different projects. We have researchers. And we also have end users that are more interested in using the technology. So maybe just as a starter, I'll start. But how would you say that you're an end user? And could you just raise your hand if you consider yourself an end user, just to have a feeling of the audience? All right. And contributed to some projects, a couple of hands. And researcher or more industry, but mostly from the research side of things, right? OK, so we see it's a majority of end users, which is kind of the expectation for this event as well. But the goal is really to collect the requirements so that we pass them to the projects and we push the landscape forward. So the three main groups that people hang out on is the Kubernetes working group patch. And this is where the core work of expanding things like the job API and the scheduler is happening or being led. And Aldo will talk a lot more about that as well. Second one is the CNCF research user group. This was created after Kupcon Barcelona in 2019. And it kind of gathers people from different research communities. And again, it's kind of guides in one entity the requirements from these communities. And then the CNCF patch system initiative. And this is a broader initiative than the working group patch in Kubernetes that looks at other projects also in the CNCF landscape and other parts of the stack. So the goals of the event is to bring together community experts. I mentioned contributors research and end users. And please try to network as much as possible during the event. And finally, the main goal is to make sure that Kubernetes becomes the best tool to manage infrastructure also for these kind of workloads. In addition to the collocated event today, in the main conference, there's a couple of talks that might be interesting for all of us. I tried to have a quick look at the schedule and highlighted tomorrow there's a deep dive into the scheduler in Kubernetes. It's obviously not just about these kind of workloads. But if you're interested in how it all works or even in contributing, do attend. Then there is a gathering from the working group patch in Kubernetes and with an update there. There's also a talk about efficient access to GPU resources, specifically about the different mechanisms you can use for sharing GPUs and optimizing the overall usage. The day after on Thursday, there will be a talk regarding Unicorn and the scheduling framework. And then on Friday, there is a talk about enabling HPC ML workloads with the latest job features in Kubernetes. So all of this, I think, is quite interesting. So it's a nice follow up for this call. Just a quick reminder about the code of conduct from the CNCF to scan for more details and for there will be captioning translated. This is regular standard slides from KubeCon as well. And that's all I will say. And I think we can jump in immediately with the first talk from Dmitry. Thank you.


What's going on, if in a fan? Welcome back to another video. If you guys are new to the channel, make sure you guys hit that subscribe button, turn on your post notification bell, leave a positive comment down below for a chance to get a wha. For a chance to get a shout out in the next video. That is right guys. So as you guys can tell by the title and thumbnail, and as you guys can see, we are currently driving to a undisclosed location. We might be filming where we're going, we're not really sure yet though, but however, as you guys can tell by the title and thumbnail of the video, today we are gonna be answering some questions that most couples would be afraid to answer. All right guys, so I have about nine questions. The ones that I picked were just the ones that were the most intense that made you think. So that's the ones that we are going to answer today. So let's get into the first question. So the first question is, do you feel like you want space from each other for like more than a week? No, more than a week. And guys, I'm gonna be answering these questions. At least I am. I'm gonna be answering them 100% genuine honesty. At least I am. What you call me a liar? I'm just saying, I'm gonna say everything straight up. A week? No. Do I say that there's like a day or two that we should be separated? Yes, only because I feel like it makes you like miss the person and want the person. You know what I mean? It makes you like appreciate like what you have. And I'm not about a lie. I do be annoyed sometimes. Oh, okay. So you want to go that route? I'll be annoyed too. I'll be really annoyed. I said annoying, that annoyed wow. I'll take back what I said. I'll take back what I said. Okay, he's really not holding back clearly. Yeah. I was gonna say the same answer. I feel like it's healthy for relationships to have some sort of separation sometimes because it helps you appreciate the person that you're with more. And it's also cool to like, you know, to separate. You know what's crazy is that I feel like we can't go more than a couple of hours without each other. I think that's true. And I don't know if that's a good or bad thing. I think I have separation anxiety. I wouldn't say I have that, but it's like I just always want you by me. Like I like when you're by me. Everything's more fun. That's how you just said a couple of minutes ago. Exactly. But yeah, I'm the same way. Like if I'm out and I'm not having a good time, which is a lot of the time, I'm like, I should have stayed home with Isaiah. Like I would have been so much happier with him and my dog.  Do the pranks ever get to you guys and cause real problems in your relationship? No, cause when we first started our channel, we always agreed that the pranks are, they're just pranks.  There's no hard feelings or anything like that. We however always agree to like never, I guess do anything too serious. Like I wouldn't do like a, like I would never like have another girl in the house when she's not there. Like I would never do stuff like that cause that's just suspicious. Either way, prank or not. Yeah, we just have an agreement that we've over respect each other's boundaries and like some things we just don't cross. And we're also, I don't know, we're fun. Like we don't really catch a heart attack over like stuff like that. It's all funny games. That's all it is at the end of the day.  This is what you signed up for. Exactly. So we don't take any of that stuff seriously. Would you let Isaiah go to the strip club by himself? I'm gonna answer this for you cause I think I know the answer. I think you would let me go. By yourself? I do think 100% that you would let me go by myself. Like what my friends? That's not by yourself though. All right, without you, but without you. Without me, yeah, I don't care. You wouldn't care if I go to a strip club? No, I wouldn't. Just because like everybody wants to have fun. Like, what the hell? Not even that, I feel like- Why do I keep you away from that? I feel like that shows like your trust for me. Yeah, that's true. Like I'd be, I'd be okay. Like if you were to like go to a club as well, like you're, you already know what's up. Like you respect me. I respect you. Let's say like, you know what you got at home. That's true, exactly. And I'm like confident enough in myself that I just feel like he should know what he got. You know what I mean? Oh, I know. You haven't got to tell me. And I know I'm so grateful and blessed and I love it. You know, I love you. Yeah, I love you too. That's right. But that's pretty much how I feel about it.   Yeah, cause like, I feel like girls could do more at a strip club than guys. Cause let's be honest, guys be like- No, yeah, guys be doing the most sometimes just sometimes it gets a little uncomfortable. Even like watching it gets a little uncomfortable. And girls shippers literally would love girls more than guys. That's the facts. I wouldn't know that. Next question is, do you plan on seeking other options for incorporating children in the future? We've talked about that because as you guys know, Janice has endometriosis. So she's brought up a couple of times like freezing her eggs and all that.  I'm not really educated on it. She kind of gave me like the basics of it, but I'm not opposed to it as long as everything goes smooth and the way it's supposed to. But if it's like some risk of like complications or anything like that, I would probably like steer away from it. Me personally. For me, I don't really know because we haven't tried. You know what I mean? So I don't wanna go looking for options without knowing what's going to be the result. If we try to have children and we can't, God forbid, then all right, I'll like look deeper into it. Like I said before, I have thought about freezing my eggs, but I heard it's a painful process, so I don't really know how I feel about that. Let me know if you guys have done it before in the comments below. We could always just get like 30 dogs. That's true. I'd be okay with that. I'm no about 30. I would like three max. But like as far as adoption and things like that, that we haven't really dived into because that is a very serious conversation. Yes, that takes a lot of thought. Yeah, but long story short, we just haven't got to that point yet because we haven't tried to have kids. Once that comes, then we'll get there. We will see. Have you ever been to couples therapy? What are your thoughts on it and would you get premarital counseling? We have never been to couples therapy. I don't feel like we ever needed that. I feel like that's for like really toxic movies. That's just the way I see it. I feel like if you guys can't talk out and you're in problems with each other, I feel like then me personally, you guys shouldn't be together. That's just how I feel. Don't come from me in the comments. I understand that therapy and counseling works. I'm not saying it doesn't, but I just feel like I wouldn't be able to do that stuff. I can't go to couples therapy and counseling. I'm not gonna have like someone else run or try to help my relationship. I feel like that's within us. And then what do you feel about premarital counseling? I wouldn't wanna do that because it's like the same thing. I don't need someone to tell me if we're good for each other. You know what I mean? I know we're good for each other. We've been together this long and we've never had problems. Yeah, so this is how I feel about it. Personally, I do think therapy is great. Personally, I feel like I- Hold on just a minute. I'm just talking about couples therapy. I'm not saying regular therapy, therapy in general. Of course that's great. If you need therapy, go ahead for it. I'm not opposed to it. Yeah, but I was gonna say couples therapy, I feel like it's true. Like you only should go through couples therapy if you're really going through stuff that you can't overcome on your own. Every issue that Aizan and I have had, we take head on and we're pretty honest and open with each other and we just deal with it and get past it. There's nothing that we haven't done that we got to the point where we need couples therapy. As cliche as it may sound, communication really is key. Exactly. Just talk everything out. Forget the fighting and all that. Obviously, you guys are gonna fight arguments that's all normal in a relationship. But just talk it out when everything's cooled down and just go from there. Yeah, and as far as premarital counseling, I wouldn't do that. Growing up in like a Christian household, it's required to go through that. And I've seen it firsthand that I don't think it's beneficial at all. I just feel like not talking bad about the church, I'm not even gonna get into that. But I'm just saying from my experience, it's just not something that I'm interested in. God forbid anything happened to one of you. Would you want them to wait or pull the plug? Bro, if I'm on life support or something like that, pull the plug, bro. I don't wanna live like that. That's just, why would I wanna live at that point? Again, these are all my opinions. I don't wanna be like that. I feel like I'd be a burden to people.  So why even just be there? You know what I mean? Just pull the plug, bro. Pull the plug. For me, it depends on the situation. If there's hope, then yeah. Keep me alive, obviously. But if there's no hope, you can be like, yo, it's looking slim, bro. We can keep them alive, but it's looking slim. Unfortunately, if I can't live a normal life, like I have previously or like, I don't know, like I can't use my body to my full extent or whatever the case may be, then yeah, I would say pull the plug too. Life is just difficult in general. And I know so many people who were just like, I wish they would have pulled the plug, but yeah. And guys, you always gotta remember, there's always someone that would love to be in your position.  So always remember that.  I feel like you have to answer that for me and I have to answer that for you.  I don't know, yo, you're a weird person in general. Everything you do is pretty much weird when like no one's watching. That's what I said, oh God. I really don't know. It's probably gonna be like the way you act when like you're in your like goofy mood. Like you just start talking some gibberish, making some crazy faces I've never seen before. Like I don't know guys, I really can't explain it. You just gotta be there to see it. That's the side of me nobody will ever see on the internet. They probably won't, but I'll catch it one day guys. I gotcha. No, cause that would not allow it. As far as me, what would you say is the weirdest thing I've ever done in front of you? I don't really know. It doesn't really do any weird things. I'll take that, I'm not gonna argue though. Like I feel like the only thing that you do is sometimes. Is what? I do what? I can't even say it. I can't even say it. Whisper it, whisper it, whisper it. Would I be what? Hey yo, you can't say that bro. You can't, you find that weird. I thought it was funny. That is weird though, who does that? It's funny though. Guys we're not gonna say that one because yeah, we're just not going to. All right, so the next one is, do you feel like your relationship has gotten boring in any way? No. I wouldn't say so. I feel like it got more hectic if anything. That's how I feel too. Like in the beginning of our relationship, we really couldn't spend much time together because we were kids and like, we did like long distance for a while so that's kinda sucked. So I feel like our life has never been boring with each other. It's always been like, ooh.  Yeah, we're always on a like new level of something. Right. So I mean, I think that keeps our relationship alive. The only thing that I would say that's boring is like since we're adults, it really doesn't have anything to do with our relationship. I feel like in our industry, it's hard to find genuine friends and like we can't really do much with anybody. So it's literally just us majority of the time and our friends that do this are typically far so it's like hard. But yeah, I can say that this just gets a little boring sometimes, not much to do, but I mean, we have each other. I guess that's all we need, right? Yeah. All right, from the fam. So this is the last question and is what is something you used to believe about relationships, but no longer do? I love that question. So I already know. Everyone used to say, oh, be careful when you guys move in together. That's when you guys like argue the most or that's when you guys see the real like you guys and I feel like, bro, I moved in with her and she was the exact same person. The argument's the nine crease. I feel like if anything, everything got way better. Yeah, I agree. But for me, I feel like one thing that I feel is different is that people fantasize over relationships based off of movies. And I used to be told a lot, like, if you're not treated like this or like this or like Edward and Bella, if he's not like as intense then like he doesn't love you. That's not true. And not every relationship is gonna be like that. Don't base your relationship off of TV shows and movies because it's just so unrealistic. I think that's the thing I struggled with growing up because I always expected my life to be like the movies and it's not like that. Life ain't a fairy tale. Exactly. It's not supposed to be. Like everyone's supposed to go through stuff because your personalities are different and everybody is just, you know, trying to make it in the world and you guys have to try to figure out how to make it together. All right, from the fam. So that is it for today's video. I hope you all enjoyed. If you guys did, don't forget to smash that like button. And also, if you wanna see a part two of this video, comment that down below. It is time for today's post notification shout out. Today's post notification shout out goes out to Julia Buevo. Thank you so much for your love and support. Isaiah and I love you. If you wanna post notification shout out, all you guys gotta do is like, comment, share, and subscribe. Turn on those post notification bells and with all that being said, we'll catch you in the next video. Love you infinite fam.