the speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty high old silver, the Lone Ranger. In the early days of the Western United States, the mask rider of the planes led the fight for law and order in the new territory. His courage was only matched by his sense of fair play and Indians and white men alike turned to him for help. It was for this reason that he was able to settle so many disputes between them by peaceful means. Return with us now those thrilling days when the West was young, from all the past and the thundering hoofbeats of the Great Horse Silver, the Lone Ranger rides again. As our story opens, the Lone Ranger and his faithful Indian companion, Tonto, had rained in their horses behind the express office at the little crossroads town of three forks. They're watching the approach of a stage from the east. That must be the stage we've been waiting for, Tonto. The regular stage on this run isn't new for several hours yet. And it all right. I hope the government has sent the right kind of man to settle the argument between Canfield and Chief White Cloud. The Indians are in the right. And if Canfield is permitted to steal their land, there may be trouble. White Cloud, maybe go on war pass. He's lived at peace with the whites for a good many years, but he'll not let his tribe be cheated. Tonto. What matter? A fellow standing just beyond the Hitching Post. Isn't that Roof Corby? Mm-hmm. That him? One of Canfield's men. Although he must be here for the same reason we are, to learn who's been appointed to judge the quarrel between his boss and the Indians. And he'll make a report. He can beat the stage in Newton by almost a week on horseback. Stage trail go a long way around. Canfield isn't taking chances. His stage down, Kimosabe. Careful we're not seeing that. Likely be wanting to stretch his legs, they might have to ride inside all morning. Yeah. Stand back, folks. Let the judge get out. Judge will be here for a couple of minutes changing horses if you like getting out for a bit. Thank you, Frank. I think I will. I'll take the horses now. You're the fellow the government sent us to Newton, mister? How's things at Washington? Who'd you figure's the right of? It can't feel to them Indians. Gentlemen, please. One question at a time.  Have we met before? It ain't that, Judge. Just that I heard the guard there call you by your title. It's been some talk that maybe you'd be the one that was sent out here. Oh. Rigging it won't take you long to show them Redskins where they get off. I'm not entirely acquainted with the fact. Coursing. But from the little I've been told, the issue seems clear. Sure it is. Them Indians are trying to grab what's rightfully Canfield. Yes. That wasn't my impression. Well, it's just the whole things down in black and white. Canfield's land runs up to Bitter Creek in the south, and the reservation starts on the other side of the creek. But now white clouds claim the land north of the creek. But when the boundaries of the reservation were agreed upon, the creek didn't follow its present course. It don't make no difference. It seems to me to make a considerable difference. A landslide changed the course of Bitter Creek, didn't it? Yeah. But when Chief White Cloud signed the treaty with the government, the creek flowed several miles north of its position now. Oh, what if it did? All that agreement says is that the Indians get the land south of Bitter Creek. If the creek changes course, well, that's just the Redskins' hard luck. You should have thought of that maybe happening when they signed the treaty. Canfield would become an immensely wealthy man if I decided in his favor, wouldn't he? He ain't asking for nothing, but what's his? You're one of his men? Never said it was. No, I know this, sir. Yes? Better get inside. We're all hitched up and ready to start. Thank you, Eric. Well, good day, sir. Oh, hey, Judd. Well... Then you're going to give that land to them blasted Redskins? I haven't said that. But just now you said it. I said the facts as I know them seem to favor White Cloud. I may find when I'm on the ground that there are other circumstances which alter the case. Until then, I'm certainly not qualified to express a definite opinion. But you said... Good day. All set, sir. Eric, go ahead, Frank. Get up there.  Roof was asking Judd Jalan a lot of questions, Tudda. Wait, he's getting on his horse. He looked plenty mad. You see which way he's going? Him going west. He'll report to Canfield that Judd Jalan is sympathetic to the Indians. And Canfield isn't the kind of man to agree to arbitration unless he's sure that judgment will go in his favor. He'll do something to make sure he wins out. And he won't care whether it's within the law or not, just so it serves his purpose. I want you to ride on to Newton. How to do that? Try to find out what Canfield plans when he hears from Roof Corby and meet me at her old camp in the hills. I'll ride ahead of the stage to make sure none of Canfield's men are on the stage trail. Judd Jalan has to arrive at Newton safely.  It was several days later that Phil Canfield entered the office of Bert Buckman, Indian agent for White Cloud Reservation. I have a chair. What's hailing you? This blasted officer, you and Bert, is getting overrun with a right skin. I'm Indian agent, ain't I?  Yeah? I nearly bumped into one just now because he wouldn't get off the side of the steps I was coming up. And there wasn't room to go around him. What difference does that make? I'll have a look and see who it was. I don't hold when I'm Indian getting too independent. No one out there now. Hmm. Ragan, he got scared and beat it. That's all that was troubling you? Not by a blind sight. What I want to know is what's happened to Roof. I expected him back yesterday. It's a long ways to three forks and back, Canfield. He knows we're waiting on his word. Oh, he'll get back soon as he came. You ain't worried about not getting that land, are you? Why wouldn't I worry about it? Ain't it worth a fortune? Shucks. Judge Allen's the only one we got to be afraid of. Anybody else they'd be likely to send out here. Commissioner Langley or one of them would be sure to look at it your way. I am to be certain. And besides, ain't I here to testify you got the right of it? After what I paid you, you say anything different, and I'll make it so blasted off for you. Doug, God, if you ain't touchy, you're... Who's that? Well, now. After all your hollering, here comes Roof now. Look for yourself. We was just talking about your roof. Well, what do you find out? It's Judge Allen. Well, I'll be sweet. You sure of that roof? I ought to be. I talked to him. What do you say? He said enough to show he's a Guinness. He said from what he'd heard about it that White Cloud ought to get the land. Just what I was afraid of. And that means... That means that he's got to be took care of. Took care of? Are you local? Just local enough to aim to have that land, no matter who the government was fooling up to send out here. And just local enough to have figured maybe this would happen and make a plan to take care of it. You got a scheme, boss? You just bet I have. Close that window, Roof. Right, boss. And I'm telling you this. After I get through, I'll not only have the land I want, but I'll have every engine around these parts hightailing away from here to save his skin. Now, listen. You got the roof and all right, son of? Me. Me get there, head of fuller, named Roof. Good. Did you learn what Canfield said when he found out Judge Allen had been appointed? Him. Him not like him. I expected that. But I wonder what he'll do about it. Me not hear that. Him got scheme, though. Him say, him get land, make plenty trouble for White Cloud. But you couldn't hear any more than that. Conqueror stand by Windy. He's got a scheme. He's got a scheme. He's got a scheme. He's got a scheme. He's got a scheme. He's got a scheme. He's got a scheme. He's got a scheme. But you couldn't hear any more than that. Conqueror stand by Windy. When him tell scheme, him close Windy. So he expects to get the land he wants and make trouble for the Indians at the same time. I'd give a lot to know what his plan is. Conqueror try and find out. Canfield feel further plenty careful. Of course, he'd keep the judge from reaching Newton. He and his men could stop the stage, even make the judge a prisoner or kill him. That wouldn't serve his purpose, because the stage trail is on this side of the mountains. The White Cloud's reservation is on the other. If anything happened to the judge on the trail, it would be white men who would get the blame, not Indians. That's right. The only way Indians could reach the trail from their reservation would be to pass through Newton. And then it'd be known in town whether or not Indians had left. So the Indians can't be made to appear guilty unless Judge Allen's body is found on their land. And Canfield would never dare to capture the judge on the trail, then take him to the reservation through town. There were a pass through the mountains that men on horseback could use, but I've never heard of one. Conqueror not know Windy. Probably Canfield is the scheme he'll use after Judge Allen reaches Newton. Here's over. What we do? The stage that bring the judge is still quite a distance west of us. I'm going to try to persuade Judge Allen to return to three forks until we can learn what Canfield plans. Not good. Come on, Kimosabe. Here we go. How far do you figure we'll get it for a nightfall, Eric? We'll most likely have to put up a Benton Cross at long enough to get a few hours sleep in fresh horses. Then we'll hit the trail again. The government's sure in a hurry to get the judge to Newton. Uh-huh. That's just why he's got us with a special stage in all instead of traveling by regular stage. Get out there! You notice roof back at three forks, didn't you? I figured Canfield had sent somebody to check up. Well, all I can say is I sure wish we'd pulled into Newton now. Shucks. It'll be another week before that happens. Yeah. I wonder how the judge is making out inside. You ought to be feeling mighty shook up at this time. Frank! Huh? What's the matter? Look over yonder, cutting across a prairie. Two horsemen. And the one on a white horse's mask.  Hang into them horses. Come on, you critters! Show me some speed-dump gun, you lazy-hides! That other one brings a red skin. Say, look at Captain Hulster there and stretch out. Stop the stage! Pull up there! What's he shouting? Something about pulling up on it. Come on, children! It can't be from Canfield, can they? You sure wouldn't have no engine working for him? Dad, just hold up, then. Get along! Blast your hides!  We ain't gonna get past them. Throw some lad there away. I'll try, but it ain't easy aiming at the... ...state! Bounce the wrong like this. You never even come close! They ain't up for oil! Don't fix those bastards! Ow! He drill ya! Blast the gun right out of my head! The next time, we'll be closer! You better do like he says, Eric.  Oh, bear! Oh! He doesn't want the stealing. I've got to speak to Judge Allen. What's the meaning of this? Eric, who are these men? What do they stop us for? Don't ask me, Judge. Judge, you've got to turn back. You're giving me orders. I'm warning you. It isn't safe for you to go to Newton. The postures. I know what I'm talking about, Judge. It's out of here to learn that Canfield... ...is some kind of scheme to start trouble. I want you to return to Three Forks... ...until we can find out what that scheme is. He's crazy, Judge. One moment. Stranger, you say that Canfield will try to harm me? Yes. What's his plan? I can't tell you that yet, but... I see it, Judge. It's the Redskins don't want you to get to Newton. They figure you'll learn some facts... ...and it'll make you decide again. Why, look, there's even a Redskin... ...that had the crust to come along with his mask, fellow. You're probably right, Eric. You have nothing more definite to tell me. Your danger is definite, sir. Only its form is doubtful. I see. Are you afraid? Would you and Frank rather turn back? Not by a blame sight. Very well. You'll drive on. As for you, sir... ...if this has been a trick to aid the Indians, you'll fail. If you've told me the truth... ...I want you to understand... ...I've never run in the face of danger. And I'm not a man to learn to be a coward now. Eric, get those horses started. Get up there! Get along with you! Get up there! The curtain falls on the first act... ...of our thrilling Lone Ranger drama. Before the next exciting scenes... ...please permit us to pause for just a few moments. Now to continue our story. When the Lone Ranger stopped the stage... ...carrying Judge Allen to Newton... ...and warned him of danger ahead... ...the judge refused to listen. We see the masked men and Tonto... ...as they sit astride their powerful horses... ...watching the stage disappear in the distance. Why you not make them go back? For several reasons, Tonto. In the first place, he saw that you were an Indian. If we used force to make him return to Three Forks... ...he'd blame the Indians... ...and possibly decide against them. That's right. And in the second place... ...I doubt that he's in real danger... ...as long as he's on the trail. As long as White Cloud's Indians... ...are on the other side of the mountains... ...and there's no pass through which... ...they could reach the trail... ...except for the hills thin out beyond Newton... ...Cant feel couldn't possibly shoot Judge Allen... ...and make it look as though the Indians were guilty. What we do now? There's just one thing we can do. Warn White Cloud. We can still beat the stage of Newton... ...by several days. White Cloud's village is close by... ...and we'll let him know that Can't feel... ...is likely to start trouble... ...after the judge reaches town. Then White Cloud... ...guard against trouble. Right. He can set a few of his cleverest... ...braves to spy on Can't feel if he wishes. He can give orders to the rest of his tribe... ...to stay in their village where Can't feel... ...can't get them mixed in his scheme. In the meantime, we'll be on hand... ...to stop whatever Can't feel starts. We stopped them. Come on, Tonto. Now for White Cloud's village.  I'm on my way! Away! The masked man and Tonto... ...raced ahead of the stagecoach. First to Newton, then on to White Cloud's village. Here we are, Tonto. Where's White Cloud? Oh, him see us. Him come this way. Hello, White Cloud. Hi, Tonto. How, White Cloud? Me not see you long time. White Cloud wonder why friends not come make talk. There have been many things to keep us away, White Cloud. Ah, but you here now. We make big feast. Not now, good friend. What matter? I'm sorry, but we brought bad news. What's that? We heard about Sir Coral with Can't feel, White Cloud. We know that he's trying to steal land... ...that rightfully belongs to you. That's why Tonto and I are here. Ah, Can't feel fellow make big trouble. But he's planning even more. He'll make more trouble? White Cloud, Can't feel was hoping that the government... ...would appoint a man who hates the Indians... ...to arbitrate in your dispute. Me know that. But the man who was appointed is Judge Allen. He's an honest man, White Cloud. And he'll decide exactly as the facts warrant. Me plenty glad to hear that. But that's just it. Can't feel will attempt any kind of trickery... ...to make the decision go his way. He's got some kind of crooked plan, White Cloud. A plan to get you and your tribe in trouble. I don't know. But I wanted to warn you... ...so that you could be on your guard. Ah. Don't let your brave go into town... ...where a fight could be started. That happened. Can't feel would claim that your people... ...were only brutal savages... ...deserved to have your land taken from you... ...as punishment. Him clever like thought. It can't feel suggests anything to you. Study it carefully. He may try to... What happened? Didn't that scream come from your lodge, White Cloud? That Indian name, Little Crow. Little Crow? Him bad Indian. Him big coward. That sounded as though he was being punished for something. Ah. Little Crow get gold from pale face. Tell pale face, heap big secret. He told a secret for gold? Ah. His secret only Indian know. Long time it's secret of my tribe. But Little Crow tell white man... ...now Little Crow... ...him pay. What secret could your tribe have, White Cloud? That would interest one of my race. You good friend. You like brother, White Cloud. Me tell you. Yes? They are passed through mountains. Only Indian know. What's that? A pass through the mountains? Ah. Indian know way through hills. White man not know them. Little Crow told that secret to a white man. Tattoo? We were wrong. There is a way through the mountains to the trail. And someone was interested enough in that pass... ...to pay for the information and gold. What you think? I think that Judge Allen's life is in danger right now. We've got to get back to him. White Cloud. What matter? I thought that the judge would be safe until he reached Newton. But this changes everything. Don't you see what Canfield can do? If he was the man who paid Little Crow for your secret... ...he can send men to capture the judge. Take the judge through the mountains onto your reservation... ...and leave him to be found there... ...so that your tribe will be blamed for his death. You think him do that? I do, and we've got to prevent it. Will you help me, White Cloud? White Cloud help. Then get half a dozen of your braves. Mouth them on your swiftest horses. Ah. And we'll see if we can reach the stage before Canfield's men do. Hey, Canfield. Ain't that the stage up ahead? Absolutely all right. Are you sure the three of us can handle this, boss? I told you I got things fixed with the driver and guard, didn't I? They won't put up no fight. Then we head for that pass. The engine told you about it, eh? All right. Hold on. Pull in them horses. They can't feel their williness. Rain up, Eric! All right, Judge. I'm out of that stage. Eric. I think that's the stage up ahead. Sorry to disappoint you, Judge. What right have you had? That'll be enough out of you. Eric. Yeah? You and Frank are riding with us as well as a judge. We brought three extra horses. They're riding with you. Look here. You see this here? A gun. And that shooting nine says you're climbing into that base saddle without no more argument. But I tell you... Canfield, why don't you plug them now and have it over with? I'll give the orders here, Bert. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. I'll give the orders here, Bert. The judge is going with us alive because it's a heap easier to open a live ombre along with this than a dead one. Now, judge, get in that saddle. You... You're Canfield? That's me. You think I won't remember this? Eric, Frank, are you and this man's pay? Why not, Judge? He pays good wages. Ready to go, fellas? Very ready. You'll be punished for this. Punished? Judge, Judge, I don't see how that can be. I never yet heard of a dead man giving evidence in court. All right. Let's go.   Oh, so the door... Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Tuddle. Five or six hours, they haven't had too big of a start. Maybe catch them? Take them, Tata. We'll see what he has to say. What did you find, Tata? That's gone long, half hour, maybe. I wonder what white friends think. White cloud. Didn't you tell me the entrance to the pass is marked by an Indian symbol? That's right. And it starts at the valley at the base of Stony Mountain? Many canyon lead from valley. Only one canyon, right canyon. I believe I have an idea. Tata, there are no signs on the stage of a gunfight. No, we not see bullet hole. That probably means Judge Allen is still alive. They'll not harm him until they get through the mountains and onto the reservation. And if that's the case, I believe we can save him. You've got plan? I have. White cloud. From the hoof prints that show, it looks as though there are at least five or six men in Canfield's party. You're right. With only a half hour's head start, I believe that Tata and I can get to the pass before Canfield reaches it. You hold them till White Cloud comes? That might be possible. We depend on other things though. I'm still another plan. What's that? There's no time to explain. Every minute we waste, they're drawing away from us. But ride for the pass, White Cloud. And I promise you that Canfield and his men will be captured. Hey boss, look over there. Maybe I was wrong, but I was sure I'd seen two horses over to the left. Over beyond that draw. Any of you fellas see anything? I didn't. Me neither. Ruth, you're most likely just imagining it. Josh, I was almost sure I'd seen him. Well, it don't matter if you did. There's five of us and just two of them. They can't hold us up and if they start anything, we'll finish it. How much farther we gotta go, Canfield? That's a couple more miles. Get up there. Get up there. Is this the valley, Canfield? Is it all right? Dolly, how many blades are we gonna find? Which canyon is the one we want? There's more than a dozen of them. There's a stone, Morgan, one we want. But there's stones in front of all of them. I know that as well as you do. The canyon we're looking for has got a stone in front of it with an engine sign scratched right on top of it. An engine sign? A snake and a turtle. Now get moving and look for a sign like that. When you find it, sing out. Sure. The truth about this will come out some way, Canfield. You can't murder me and go unpunished. Use your look on the hopeful side of things, don't you, Judge? What do you hope to gain by this? Killing me won't change the facts in the case. Nope. But when folks figure the redskins drill you, they ain't gonna worry about facts. They'll just unlimber their shooting irons and run the engines clean off the map. I found a canyon. That's the canyon right over there. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Good. I can't see you. What's right here? There's the canyon. I'll keep the sign you want right in front of it.  I found the canyon. That's it there. It can't be. I'm telling you. You all found the canyons with the engine sign? I know. Blame well I did it. Hey, Eric's signaling something. Well, I'll be. That makes a third one. And look, roofs found another. Is everybody crazy? What are we gonna do? What can we do? Now we gotta try a mole till we find out which is the right one. Come on. This ain't the right one. We can't go no further this way. It's a blind canyon. Blast for luck. What in the funder could have happened? This is the third cany we've tried and everyone's been the wrong one. We've gotta find the pass. We can't take the judge through Newton to the reservation. Then, boy, heavens, we'll go back and try again. It'll take a week to try a mole. That can't be helped. If we need a week, we'll take it. Now let's get... Come on. That masked man in the red skin we've seen before. And there's inches with him. We're trapped. Shoot him. No, that masked man in the black skin.  No, no, no, no, no, no, no.  Who hasn't got here? That masked man. But it was him in the red skin there and that paint horse I've seen passes on the way here. We did pass you, Roo. Then it was you that put... That marked those stones? It was. If it hadn't been for that, we'd have got away. Donna and I were watching you all the time. You were chosen the right canyon. We'd have tried to hold you until white cloud came up. This is white cloud? Me, white cloud. Then I want to thank you for the part you've found. Then I want to thank you for the part you've played in saving my life. And I think I can promise that when I settle the boundaries of your reservation you'll have nothing to complain about. You thank man in mask. Him save you. The story you have just heard is a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.


Welcome everyone on our presentation, how to set up test infrastructure. So first of all, I would like to introduce myself. So my name is Szemon Rychelt and I am an engineering manager of the validation team in Poland. I work for Intel for eight years. And I have overall 15 years of experience in validation. With me is Mateusz Junker. He previously worked as a C++ developer. Now he is an OS development engineer in Zephyr. And he works for Intel for one and a half year. To give you some insight, I'll tell a few words how we get involved into Zephyr. So in November 2022, we were given an opportunity to start this new adventure in open source project. We joined a very experienced Zephyr team located in US and Canada. For most of us in Poland experienced mostly in Windows storage driver development and validation. It was really challenging, but on the other hand, very, very exciting. Working in open source project is so different. Well, collaboration with external vendors and people all over the world on delivering this great product. And at the same time, working with our internal Intel clients to fulfill their requirements. It's complicated, but fun. So let's move to the agenda. So first of all, I will tell a few words why we decided to build our new test infrastructure. Then I'll tell a few words about the test scope. And then I will pass to Mateusz to describe our new GitHub test infrastructure. And the last point, of course, will be questions and answers. To start, let's say a few words about the old environment. So our old testing environment was built using Jenkins. And I'm not going to say that Jenkins is bad or that our old approach was completely wrong. We still maintain it while in parallel we work on the new infrastructure. Well, working with the old environment, we identified few problems we wanted to sort out when going towards. So one of the problems to solve that we previously had was that there is a dedicated validation hardware environment. But most of the time the platforms are in idle. So it's really inefficient. And it consumes lab space, which is very, very costly. So let's look at the transition goals we have here on the slide. So first of all, we wanted unified and cross geo. This is really important cross geo hardware pool to provide access to do through GitHub actions. This hardware pool must be used both for pull requests and also to run our scheduled validation like for daily, weekly and other scheduled type validations. The third thing is that we really wanted to have a direct access for our developers and validation engineers. To do, for example, development work or maybe try some bugs. So as we can see on the graph, the target, the goal is to have one one hardware pool cross geo hardware pool. Working for CIPRs for schedule validations and for developers. The last bullet is that we also wanted to have an automated and unified way of reporting them. So let's move to the next slide. I will say also a few words about the test scope because this is also the area we wanted to improve a little bit. So we started to think how to test more efficiently and how to use our hardware in a more smart way and not to cause wear if it's not necessary. So let's take a look at the problems we identified here. So first thing is that all the tests currently are treated the same and selected mainly by built in filtering. The second problem is that the test coverage is controlled by metadata in Zephyr project primarily designed for optimized CI execution times. And third thing is that all classes of tests are executed on hardware. So this includes also tests that should be that are hardware agnostic actually. And the example is like a high level test or library code. And solution for this is well, we wanted to have an optimized test scope. What it means actually. Well, execute tests on hardware for those scenarios that cannot be covered through simulators and emulators. Now I'll tell a few words about the technologies we use to set up this new environment. So first one is GitHub actions and I'll skip it for now because Mateusz will tell more in the upcoming slides about it. We use virtual machines so we center and ESX hypervisors and why we use ESX? Well, it keeps the environment consistent. The machines are easy to recover and the environment is easy to scale. We use also Docker for standardization unification. We use Ansible for automatic deployment of dots and every machine which is necessary in the environment. We use Labgrid as a coordinator. But again, Mateusz will probably elaborate a little bit more about it in the upcoming slides. And last but not least, elastic search for storing and reporting. Now I will pass to Mateusz. Hello everyone. As Simon said, I will start from saying a few words about GitHub actions. And error hours, speed, efficiency and automation are paramount. GitHub actions has emerged as a game changing platform that revolutionizes the way that we build, test and deploy our software. The beauty of GitHub actions lies in the versability and extensibility. It allows developers to leverage pre-built actions or create custom actions to automate virtually any task in their software development lifecycle. Furthermore, GitHub actions foster collaboration and enhance team productivity. It's seamless integration with GitHub's repositories enable developers to trigger action based on pull requests, issues or other repository events, smooth code review, continuous integration and effective project management. With the power of automation at their fingertips, developer can focus more on building innovative solution and less on mundane repetitive tasks. I would like to share with you our common goal and strategy. We're aiming to achieve a blueprint that we enable us to realize our objectives through the implementation of specific phases. In the following steps, I will present the current progress and the next action we plan to undertake to move forward. So let's move to phase one that we already finished. We start with something simple to get familiar with environment to address some important points regarding the queuing system and the roles of runner and actors in our platforms. These points shed light on how our platform operates and ensure fairness and efficiency in executing tasks. The queuing system plays a crucial role in managing the execution of tasks within our platform. It ensures that each task is proceed in order and semantic manner. The queuing system is defined by runner. This is important here because it's a main role of runner. It is important also to note that all platforms within our system are reserved exclusively by only one runner. They have the necessary sources and capabilities to perform the designed actions efficiently and reality. At this phase, actor or other entities within our system do not have direct access to the platform. They do not perform tasks themselves but rather rely on the runner to carry out the necessary actions. This clear distinction ensures that the execution environment remains controlled. There is also no purity between scheduling tasks and the execution of pull request. Both scheduled tasks and pull request are treated equally and are placed on the same level within the queuing system. This ensures fairness and avoid any bias in our execution order. Let's go to the phase two. The next phase of improvement that we have undertaken to enhance the queuing system and optimize the overall workflow. Those advancements not only allow GitHub to effectively manage incoming requests but also provide a more streamlined experience for our user. In this phase we have made a significant improvement to our queue manager. Right now GitHub possesses the capability to actively manage incoming requests, ensuring that tasks are assigned and executed in time manner. This queue manager acts as a central hub, coordinating the allocation of resources and optimizing the overall workflow. As a part of our efforts to improve performance, we have expanded the numbers of runners available in our system. Those runners are now specifically assigned to different platform time, allowing for a more targeted and efficient execution of tasks. Where pull request is submitted, GitHub actively looks for an available and free runner to handle the request. This dynamic assignment process ensures that pull requests are processed promptly and efficiently. By actively seeking free runners, we minimize any potential delays and maximize the speed of execution for pull requests. And just as before, both scheduled tasks and pull requests remain on the same level within our queuing system. To maintain control and avoid problems, there is also no access from actors to our dots, like it was in phase one. Those advancements mark a significant step forward in improving the efficiency, reliability and user experience within our platform. The improved queue manager, increased number of runners, fair treatment of scheduled-based tasks and pull requests, dynamic runner assignment for pull requests, and restricted access for actors collectively contribute to a more optimized and effective workflow. I can say right now our progress is on the phase two, we already finished phase two and we are working to go and finish phase three. So let's move to phase three. I will say that it will be future goals because we are working on that, so the future goals in our queuing system are aimed at improving overall management and efficiency of the platform, providing a more tailored experience for both pull request and actors. So in this phase, we would like to introduce a coordinator to manage the queuing system. As Shemot said, right now we select lab grid, so the coordinator acts as a central authority overseeing the assignment and execution of tasks within the platform. This ensures a well-coordinated and optimized workflow as coordinator dynamically allocates resources based on demand and availability. So next improvement will be generic runners for platforms. To cater the diverse needs of different platforms, our runners have been designed to be generic. These runners possess the flexibility and the ability to handle various platform-specific tasks. By utilizing generic runners, we ensure compatibility and consistency across different platforms, streamlined the execution process. Runner resources will be chosen based on factors such as compatibility, workload and availability, ensuring that pull request or other events receive the necessary attention and resources that they are required. In addition to managing the queue system, the coordinator also grants access to actor within the platform. This means that actor are provided with the necessary permission and resources to carry out their assignment task. These controlled access ensure that actors can perform their duties efficiently while maintaining the integrity and security of the platform. So that's all on phase three and let's move the last phase, which is phase four. We can say it's phase four, it's a general schema. So the one significant improvement in the last phase is the separation of the reported runner. This dedicated runner is specifically designed to handle reporting tasks efficiently. By isolating reporting functionalities, we ensure to ensure accurate and reliable feedback on status of workflow and task. To enhance data management and accessibility, we have implemented two distinct databases. The internal database for storing and organizing critical information within our platform. Addictionally, we are introducing a self-hosted dashboard that empowers user to take control of data and workflow management. With this self-hosted dashboard, user can customize and tailor their workspace to meet their specific needs, creating a personalized data management environment. And the second one and the public board. So in our commitment to fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing, we are introducing the concept of public board. User will have the ability to share the board's test result to the community, enabling others to gain insight into their project, workflows and progress. This feature encourages collaboration, innovation and exchange of ideas among developers, allowing the growth of a vibrant and supportive community. In other words, community members can now access and utilize shared resources, enabling them to perform tests on real hardware. This opened an opportunity for more comprehensive and accurate testing, leading to higher quality software development outcomes. In conclusion, the separation of report runner, the implementation of two databases, the provisioning of shared infrastructure for real hardware testing, contribute to more collaborative, efficient and innovative testing infrastructure. We are excited to witness positive impact. Those advantages will have the development community fostering collaboration, enabling data drive and decisions in the service and accelerating software development. I believe that our determination, collaboration and dedication will enable us to successfully accomplish our objectives. Achieving success requires systematic and organized effort, but I'm confident that we are on the right track. Thank you for your attention and let's go maybe to some questions. Thank you everyone and yeah, we're waiting for your questions. Thanks.


Tarraba State Governor-elect Colonel Kefas Agbu is determined to give youths the opportunity to contribute to his administration, noting that 90% of his cabinet will be youths. Speaking during a congratulatory visit to him by the President of the National Youth Council of Nigeria, Kefas promised that his government will implement many people-oriented projects that will develop the state and the nation at large. In his remark, the President of the NYCN, Sokubo Sokubo, commended INEC for conducting credible and transparent polls in Tarraba State. At least you have fought for your destiny, beginning with Tarraba, which I'm sure of. I want to assure you that this government is for the youth, 90% of my commissioners are going to be youths and I am in it because I want to work with people that can take risks, people that can work 247. As young people as National Youth Council of Nigeria, we are watching the will of our young people and the mandates we are giving to our young people to represent us at local states and at the national level and we find it worthy in our assessment. We notice that during this last governance election in Tarraba State, the incident under the court that we have had in so many places that claims lives of young people and humans in Tarraba State, we find it is mine. We can't count up to two to three. So we notice that this is the first stage the council have accepted the outcome of the governance election in this year. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


Yes, Roma wines taste better because only Roma selects from the world's greatest wine reserves for your pleasure. And now, Roma wines, R-O-M-A. Roma wines present suspense. Tonight Roma wines bring you Miss Ava Gardner in Lady in Distress, a suspense play produced, edited and directed for Roma wines by William Spear. This radio's outstanding theater of thrills is presented for your enjoyment by Roma Wines. That's R-O-M-A, Roma wines. Those better tasting California wines enjoyed by more Americans than any other wine for friendly entertaining or delightful dining. Yes, right now a glass bowl would be very pleasant as Roma wines bring you Ava Gardner in a remarkable tale of suspense. The rain was coming down in torrents, washing huge streaks of gravel from the hillsides onto the road. It was getting dark and I was getting to worry. I'd been waiting a million hours and then I saw it. He was edging along the side of the road, his coat collar turned up against the rain coming toward him. I eased the car into gear and drove up toward him. He had no raincoat on and he must have been walking for quite a ways because he was soaked through dripping with the rain. He stuck out his hand when he saw me and I stopped. You're going to town? By the lower road, is that alright? That's even better. Thanks, lady. Out of the corner of my eye I looked him over. He was fairly young, a little pale and nervous. There was no real fear there and there was a lot of strength of a kind. The kind I liked. It's a miserable looking world and it's great to be out on it. Maybe you're right. I know I'm right. It'll somebody takes the privilege away from you of going where you want to go and doing what you want to do and you know how good it is to be out. You used the word out twice. Did you just get out of some place? Yeah. Where? That's my business. Oh, sorry. Yeah, so am I. I shouldn't be so touchy with you. You were nice to me getting me a ride. Only if I told you where I came from it might frighten me. I don't think it would. Look at me. There's only one place a guy like me would get out of. Jail? They call it the state penitentiary. Oh yes, I passed it a half hour ago. Did you just get out? Just got out this morning. This morning? This is Sunday. So what? The state penitentiary doesn't release men on Sunday. Only on weekdays. Well, they released me. You think I broke out? Well, maybe you're wrong and maybe you're right. What are you jumping for? You're just racing for a cigarette. Mind if I smoke? No, no, you can smoke. Cigarette? No thanks. What are you getting nervous about? I'm not nervous. See, I told you if you knew where I came from you'd be frightened. It's natural. Why did you tell me? I just felt like talking. Haven't talked to a dame, a lady for a long time. Like it? Yeah, I do.  But I mean quite like me. You know what I mean. You know what you got on a ball every fit of it. You like that? I could try. Don't get me wrong. I don't usually pick people up. Okay, relax. Am I going to do anything to you? Just drive me into the city and let me off. Of course it would be nice if you didn't say anything to anybody about picking me up. I won't say anything. What are you turning in here for? I'm hungry. I haven't eaten anything all day. You can wait a little while longer. We have 90 more miles to drive and I'm going to get a sandwich now. Wait a minute. Let's just understand. You know what this says, don't you? It's a gun. And it shoots. Don't forget that. I won't. Okay, on your way. After you. Weather for ducks, huh, folks? Yeah. You all alone in here, Mike? Yep. Glad you dropped in. I suppose you're in a hurry to get home, though. Back to the kitties and the mother-in-law, huh? Yeah. Now, what do you have? Coffee and a hamburger, please. I got two. Coming up. Everything on those burgers? Sure. Well, what's a little onion among friends, huh? Excuse me a minute. Hey, where you going? If you're going over to use that telephone, Lady, you might just as well not bother. It's out of order. I'm trying to get it fixed. I wasn't going to use the phone. I was going to get some cigarettes. You don't say. I knew he didn't believe me. He didn't say anything, but the way he looked at me, I could tell. We finished our hamburgers and I paid for them, and then we went back to the car. What'd you want to make a telephone call for? I wasn't going to. It wasn't because of me, was it? I told you I wasn't going to make a call. I just wanted some cigarettes.  They were the wrong brand. You bought the same brand I offered you. Who are you trying to kid, beautiful? Oh, let's not talk about it. It's not important. What are you going to do now that you're out? You got a job to do. You got to take care of somebody. You mean your family? No, beautiful. Somebody I got to buy a coffin for. As a matter of fact, I'm not even going to buy the coffin. I'm just going to make it easier for somebody to get one.  It's as easy as that. I am. Why? I told you I just got out of prison, didn't I? Well, you don't want to get back in. It doesn't happen to make much difference.  I'm through. Revenge, huh? Yeah. With all these debts settled, a guy could die happy. That's a strange philosophy. Is it? What are you driving so fast for? I'm in a hurry. I have to get home. It's okay with me. Sooner I get this thing over the better. Get what over? Hey, that's a cop. That's what you get for driving so fast. Why? I didn't realize it. Pull over. If I ask any questions, tell them I'm your brother. See your brother. I will. I don't say anything to be sorry for a beautiful woman. You're going pretty fast for these wet roads, lady. I'm sorry. I really didn't realize it. If you'd skidded into a telephone pole, you would have. Let me see your license. It's... It must be here somewhere. Is that your husband? No, but that's my brother. Oh, here's the license. Thanks. Huh. Why have I seen this name before? I don't know. Oh, sure. Your husband's in the department, isn't he? Well, yes, he is. Are you nervous about something? No, no, I'm just tired. Okay. But just take it easy from now on. Here's your license. I will. Thanks a lot. So your husband's in the police department? Yes. Maybe he'll get a promotion. For catching you? Of course. Nobody's going to catch me unless I want him to. Not even you, beautiful. What did you mean about my husband? About his getting a promotion? Well, just between you and me. You know what I mean? Somebody I got to take care of is also in the department. What department?  Oh. Keep your eyes on the road. I am. If you weren't, you were looking at me. Well, what do you expect me to do? You don't exactly make me comfortable sitting there. You recognize me, didn't you? Didn't you? I'm not sure. You are. And that could be a mistake. Believe me, I don't know who you are or anything about you. That's a lie. Stop looking at me. All right.  I don't want to know anything about it. Yes, you do. You know Ralph pretty well. No, no, I don't. I never heard of it.  I saw the license when you handed over the cop.   I could see it the way you looked at me. You know, somehow I get the idea.  Why don't you say something? I can't think of anything. Now that you know, I think you and me are going to have to have a little understanding. What are you doing? Nothing. Just racing for your pocketbook. I only have $10 in it. I don't need money that bad. Then what? I'm going to get you a dress. Women carry more things. There it is. 627 Mills Street, huh? Here, you can have your pocketbook back. The license, I want to make sure I don't forget. What are you going to do with me? I haven't quite decided yet, beautiful. I haven't quite decided. I glanced over at him again. I knew he meant it exactly. He hadn't quite decided. Things had gone far enough. From here on out, I had to make it convincing or else. Look, Sullivan. Oh, so you don't know my name? Yes, I know your name. I remember you. I was a child. They framed you. Did he tell you that? They didn't have to. The whole department knew it. They needed a conviction and you were it. That's what I thought. You know a lot, don't you? Listen. Suppose I told you that you were right in what you said a minute ago. That I hated my husband. That I hated him as much as you do. That I'd hated him for years. What do you think? Well? I'd say it was a stall to save your own neck. That's what I thought. That's why I wanted to get acquainted with you first. First? Before what? Well, doesn't it seem a little funny to you? Am I just happening to run into you this way? The wife of the man you've sworn to kill? On the very day you break out of prison? Who says I broke up? I know someone who knows Red Folly. Red Folly? Mm-hmm. He was your contact on the outside that helped your planet, wasn't he? Wasn't beautiful. I don't know how you got this. What do you think Red Folly got the money? You tell me. I'll tell you.  I'll even help you. For Suspense, Roma Wines are bringing you Ava Gardner in Lady in Distress. Roma Wine's presentation tonight in Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrill's Suspense. Between the acts of suspense, this is Truman Bradley for Roma Wines. There's a reason more Americans enjoy Roma than any other wine. It's because Roma gives you more enjoyment for your money. Yes, in all Roma Wines you enjoy an important difference, an extra dividend in fuller bouquet, richer body and better taste. To bring you better tasting wine, Roma selects from California's choicest grapes. Then with ancient skill and wine making resources unmatched in America, Roma Master Ventners guide this great treasure unhurriedly to tempting taste perfection. These choice wines are placed with mellow Roma wines of years before. And from these reserves, the world's greatest reserves of fine wines, Roma later selects for your pleasure. So to enjoy more pleasure for your money, insist on Roma. That's R-O-M-A, Roma California wine. And whether your favorite is sherry, port or muscatel, you'll find Roma your best buy in good taste. And now Roma Wines bring back to a Hollywood soundstage Eva Gardner as Evelyn Harris with Howard Duffer Sullivan in Lady in Distress, a tale well calculated to keep you in suspense. He was beginning to believe me now. When I told him that I knew who'd helped him make the prison break, when I told him that I'd put up the money for it, when I told him that the man he wanted to kill was the man I wanted to kill, when I told him that man was my own husband. We drove along for quite a while without saying anything. Then I pulled him to a gas station. It's an idea coming out of here. You don't need gas. You still don't trust me, do you? I don't know. Look, Sullivan, I have to make a phone call to my husband. Oh, no. I'm not that dumb, beautiful. But I have to call him. I told him I would. I don't really think something's wrong. You can listen. All right. I'll listen. Where's your phone? Oh, it's just inside the door. Thanks. Get in here, lady. Right on the wall. Right on the wall there, lady. Got your nickel? Look, I know how to use the phone. You don't have to act like you're Orson Welles. This is Evelyn. I'm 25 miles from the city. The rain slowed me up. You should have started earlier. I know, but I didn't. Everything all right? Yes, everything's all right. Well, I'm glad. It won't take long. You're not going to give me any more trouble, are you? No, Ralph. From now on, I don't think you have a thing to worry about. We drove on into town then. I didn't say anything more and nodded at Sullivan. But I know I had it. He was still playing cautious, but I know I had it.  Oh, the rain's almost stopped. Okay. But listen, beautiful, don't try to double-cross me. I won't double-cross you. You'd make a mistake if you did. Sullivan. Yeah? My husband always keeps his car in the garage. Every night, just as he gets dark, he walks into the garage to get the car. Alone? You're quite a dish, beautiful. And there's no light in the garage. Come here. Good night, beautiful. There's only a few more blocks to the house. Ralph was waiting up for me, and he seemed genuinely happy to see me. Month ago, Ralph and I had one of our usual fights, and I went north to stay with my mother. But I realized that I couldn't stay with her forever, and the only thing left for me to do was to come back. And I hated it. Crawling back to a man who had no heart. Who ran his home like the lock-up pen down at police headquarters. But I had no choice. Ralph was smug about my coming back, as I knew he would be. I get wondering if Sullivan was actually going through with it. Two days later, I knew. Good morning, Mrs. Harris. Get inside. Someone might see you. How did you know I was alone? I got friends. Your husband's working right now. He won't be home for five hours. What do you want, Sullivan? Let's not act like children. I said I was going to kill your husband, and I met it. What are you coming here for, at this time of day? See this little box? Yeah. When you do the wrong thing, whether it blows up. Oh. All I do is put this under the hood of somebody's car, hook it up to the starter, and when somebody gets in his car to drive off somewhere, all he does is step on the starter. And he doesn't have to worry about driving a car ever again. Oh. Let's go out to the garage, beautiful. We went out to the garage, Sullivan hooked the explosive up under the hood of Ralph's car. Then after a while, he went away. All the rest of the day, I was nervous and worried. The last minute, I even wanted to go out and disconnect it, but I didn't. It was foolish to be nervous, and it had all gone along fine so far. The time Ralph came home, I was composed and tried not to show that anything's any different than it always was. After dinner, Ralph was doing some paperwork and a house breaking case. Oh, these reports are in nuisance. Anything I can do to help you? No. You know less about these reports than I do. Well, I just thought maybe there might be something... Well, there isn't, so stop bothering. Oh, right, Ralph. Uh, wait a minute. There is something you can do. What?  No. What? What are you looking so surprised about? As soon as I finish the report, I want to run down to the station. Did it save time if you got the car out? I'd rather not. What's the matter with you? I have trouble getting out of the driveway. It's too narrow. Ah, you've taken the car out a hundred times. What are you talking about? Well, Ralph, I've got a cold coming on. I'd rather stay inside. Put a coat on. It isn't cold out anyway. I don't want to drive your car. Look, the least you could do is help me out once in a while when I asked you to. Heaven knows you'd never do anything for me anyway. Well, it won't save that much time.  All right, Ralph. If you want me to, I'll get the car. Look at what I do. I went out and opened the garage doors and put it around for a few minutes and slammed the door a couple of times. And I went back in the house. Well? Well, what, Ralph? Is the car out in front? Wouldn't start. What do you mean it wouldn't start? I don't know. It just wouldn't start. The motor wouldn't turn over.  This is my fault. It's your car. All right, all right. Forget it.  Because I won't. That's all. I've been having trouble with my battery. It's probably run down again. If it wouldn't start for you, it won't start for me. I'll look at it tomorrow sometime. I'll do what you want. Uh, wait a minute. Excuse me. I have some reading to do. Well, wait a minute. What do you want? Call up headquarters and have them send their crews around for me. I could hardly sleep that night. Why, of all times, did Ralph have to ask me to get his car? It's almost as if he suspected. I knew he'd have to get the car sometime, but I was afraid he might check over the car and find out what was wrong with it and discover the mechanism. Or he might send a mechanic out from a garage to look at it. And an innocent person would be killed. But I was afraid of Sullivan by this time, terribly afraid. I was exhausted from nervousness and lack of sleep when I got out of bed the next day. Ralph had breakfast and went off to work in the police cruiser. I didn't dare go near the garage. I didn't dare do anything, except just wait. Yes? Yes? Sullivan speaking. Hello. Papers, and I haven't seen anything about your husband yet. Yes, I know. What happened? Well, last night, he didn't take the car out. Why not? I don't know why not. He just didn't, that's all. Mrs. Harris, you wouldn't try to stall me, would you? No, I swear that's what happened. He left the car in a... he left the house in a police cruiser. He didn't take his car. No, what? I think I'm going to take a run out there and check up myself. Your husband isn't home, is he? No, no, he won't be home for three hours. Okay, beautiful. You can expect me. Well, you could at least... Well, who did you expect? Winston Churchill? Well, he doesn't time for you to be home. Who said there was a certain time for me to be home? Well, you don't usually get home this early. Well, there wasn't much doing today. I have a few hours coming to me. What's wrong with you? Nothing, why? Well, you're nervous about something.  You may look if you want to. I wouldn't bother. All right, come on. Come on out with it. What's on your mind? What do you keep looking out the window for?  I just didn't sleep well last night. I'm tired. You don't do anything to get tired. Where are you going? When you came in, I was just on my way to the market. Do you mind? I have to get my coat. Do you want me to explain anymore? Say, Evelyn. What's wrong, Ralph? I just thought I saw somebody go into our garage. Come here. Look, garage door's half open. Oh, yes, I forgot to tell you. I called the garage and had them send a man to look at the battery. He'll take care of everything. Yeah? Well, I'm going out and take a look myself. You don't have to. He knows his job. Sometimes I don't think you have any brains at all. I'll be right back. I stood there at the window watching. I knew who was in the garage, and it wasn't a mechanic. It was Sullivan. Ralph walked off the back porch and across the yard, and then into the garage. I didn't know what was going to happen. I kept thinking only one man will come out of there alive. And then I thought, maybe I'll be lucky. Maybe neither of them will come out alive. I pulled the curtain back so I could see more clearly. And then I waited what seemed ours staring through the window. I couldn't hear a thing, and nobody came out. Nobody. I moved closer. My face pressed against the glass. And then just before it happened, somehow I could hear it coming. Get me the police headquarters. Sergeant Thompson speaking. This is Mrs. Ralph Harris. There's been an accident, an explosion. We'll be right out, Mrs. Harris. Are you all right? The window broke.  My throat! One way I was lucky. Neither of them did come out alive. But another way I wasn't so lucky.  Before we hear again from Ava Gardner, star of tonight's suspense play, this is Truman Bradley reminding you that in all Roma wines you enjoy an extra premium goodness in fuller bouquet, richer body, and better taste. Yes, Roma wines taste better because Roma, and only Roma, selects better tasting wines from the world's greatest wine reserves. That's why more Americans enjoy Roma than any other wine. So ask for Roma wine, R-O-M-A, Roma, a premium wine in everything but price. Enjoy Roma California sherry before dinner tomorrow. This is Ava Gardner. It's been a great pleasure to appear on suspense, which is such a favorite to all of us here in Hollywood. Next Thursday's suspense show will be one that I certainly won't miss. The most coveted honor which a radio program can achieve is the annual award given for excellence in drama at the Peabody Foundation. This year the citation was given to suspense and one of the three suspense plays which is particularly mentioned in connection with the award was that which will be rebroadcast next Thursday. It's called Dead Ernest, Good Night. Ava Gardner appeared through the courtesy of Metro Golden Mayor, producers of the Technicolor Picture of the Yearling, starring Gregory Peck, Jane Wyman, and Claude Jarman Jr. Tonight's suspense story was written by John Michael Hayes. Next Thursday, same time, A broadcast of Hollywood's finest radio players headed by Wally Mayer in Suspense. Produced and directed by William Spear for the Romawine Company of Fresno, California. 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This paper examines the land subsidence in Beijing, China, caused by excessive groundwater extraction over the last three decades. To do so, they use time series in SAR data collected by Gaofan, three SAR satellites. They compare their findings with those obtained using Sentinel-1 SAR data, which was also used to evaluate the accuracy of Gaofan, three data. Their results show that the subsidence rate has decreased since 2020, but it still remains significant. Additionally, they found that the subsidence rate is higher in areas where there is more groundwater extraction. Furthermore, they identified the main factors that affect the quality of the interferograms produced by Gaofan, three SAR data, such as the long perpendicular baseline and errors in the orbit information. By refining and removing these artifacts, they were able to improve the quality of the interferograms. This article was authored by Yakan Han, Tao Li, Karen Dai, and others.


Righty, what in the world am I doing? It's a construction update. I feel like I haven't done one of these in ages, but we visited Hershey Park and oh my goodness, there's content to come. And we got to film a little construction update for Candymonium. However you pronounce it, I think it's Candymonium. Comment down below and correct me if I get anything wrong. But I was not expecting to see tracks. So that's really exciting. I don't know why. I haven't been following this project, but the station pieces are in, the break room pieces in, and the storage shed pieces are in as well. The transfer track piece is not in. I think that's actually the last piece to go in if it was for Yukon. But yeah, definitely one of the last pieces to go in. Everything else is looking like it's got a lot of work to be done. So this is definitely a 2020 coaster by the looks of things. But I don't hate the color. I know a lot of people don't like the color. I don't hate it. I've never had a problem with brown track, but I will say the station area, even without knowing what it's gonna look like, already looks impressive. This thing looks massive. And then outside of it, it just looks like it's going to have a lot of pretty neat designs to it based off of the skeleton to the building. I'm definitely liking the looks of it so far. I don't know. I've just never seen something so large for a station building. Pretty excited about that. I know it's gonna have a really nice fountain area. I know the big question is, will it be like Mako? Is it gonna be as intense as Mako? This new style B&M coaster. I know a lot of people thought it was gonna be six cars, not seven. Oh, sorry, that's the wrong project I'm talking about. Or no, is it? No, this is it. So some people were talking about due to the rendering that just came out recently, that it's only gonna be six cars, but it actually is gonna be seven from what I heard. So it won't be six. It will be seven. And to be honest, I'm pretty excited for it. Any new B&M, somewhat close to where I live is super exciting. I can't wait to maybe eventually get out and go on it. I'm not gonna be going to Hershey Park next year. I don't think, I'll explain why, and my video's coming out. I know I have some really controversial opinions about Hershey Park and things there, but I'll explain that in a video. But nonetheless, this is looking really impressive. Again, it doesn't look like it's anywhere close to being done. Like when I looked at the project, I was like, wow, they got a lot of work to do. The river alone looks really ugly. Like there's so much to do and so much going on. And it's just like, I'm like, I don't know what they're gonna be able to do to get this open like first thing in 2020 when the park opens, but we've seen worse. We've seen things come together near the end really quickly. Something I am really excited about is the shops area for Candemonium and this new area. So they're gonna have a lot of, it's almost like outdoor Disney or downtown Disney, I believe, where you'll be able to walk around without getting a ticket into the park and do shopping, like get food. Like, so you don't have your parents or parents are with their kids and they don't wanna go into the park necessarily. They can go do other things instead of the theme park. So that's super exciting. I would love to see the future of Hershey Park because I'm gonna be honest, it was one of the ugliest parks I've seen in a while. I did not like it. So I like that this new area is gonna be really stunning and I hope that they push that inwards to the park. I do not like parks with tarmac. I thought it was horrible. It was super hot.  Again, I just did not enjoy the park. I enjoyed some of the rides, did not enjoy the park, but nonetheless, super excited for the future. It's looking like it's gonna be very impressive. I definitely loved the chocolate factory. So that was super awesome to go and do that as well. But again, the construction site definitely looks like they got a massive amount of work to do. So definitely a super curious how this thing's gonna be playing out over the next couple of months and over winter. I'm gonna be keeping a close eye on this now because again, as I saw in person, I'm like, wow, they have a lot of work to do. So hopefully they get it done in time for 2020, but I'm sure they will if they finished Yukon, considering how far behind they were, then they'll probably finish this as well. And I'm super excited for another awesome B&M in the B&M family for North America. Hope you enjoyed this quick construction update. Don't forget to hit that like button, subscribe if you haven't, and share this video for others to enjoy. Bye, guys.


Thousands of women have demonstrated in several Latin American cities to commemorate the global day of action for access to safe and legal abortion in a region where the procedure is solely permitted only in a handful of countries. In Colombia, where abortion is allowed only in cases of rape, risk to life of the mother or birth defect, some 800 women march towards the center of Bogota. In Argentina, protesters turned up outside of Congress vowing to fight for abortion rights is not yet over. Late last year, Argentina legalized abortion, a first for a big country in Latin America, and a triumph for women's rights campaigners achieved over the visceral objection of the Catholic Church. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


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How did I catch a stray in all of that? How did I catch a stray on that one? I have no idea. I just caught the stray the stray bullet Best breaker. Well, there's nobody sitting next to me. So Reese Hoskins Refractor Prism Hyunjin Ryu Robbie Grossman Sean I don't know or shot Sean just wandered off chasing a butterfly or something probably Base oh I know I'm an easy target. I know that but I just caught a stray bullet from forest on that one There is a wonder Franco rookie For the old race again guys just two teams to go in the next one Refractor Javi bias Prism of Alex Verdugo and Ray wave John Lester We're in Florida. We are in Florida dungeon. Yeah, do not mention Sam Reddish is right There's Ray wave Carlos Correa still as an astro Mackenzie Gore on the youth quick. Yeah, we're in Florida dungeon Jake Cronin words green yellow sonic pulse 32 out of 99 for the Padres are you okay? Nice one there, buddy. Yeah, la Cruz. Oh I don't know. I don't know Scotty. It's a good question. I think I guess probably not but I Do not know Refractor Trevor Lorneck Mike trout refractor Trey Mancini There's prison Matt Olson for the A's and Ray waves that cranky the Astros and Ray way Rewave Kyle Seager nice one there for the Mariners recently retired All right, I got a bunch of spots coming into thinking they're Nicholas taken two in our What's it called later as well Maculet so let's keep it moving here Third one sold out. Thank you guys Oh Jeter downs. Yeah, I know Jeter downs for the Red Sox. It's not bad Yeah, there's no single autos in this which is kind of wild. It's all duels and triples I want to like mine. I'm chasing after obviously outside of the there's the Mariano Jeter Pasada. There's Matt Manning Shane Boz for duffel cash, or obviously that would be the one I'd probably want the most But the number one I'd want is the BGO and Bagwell duel. That is so cool, dude Yeah, I know Scotty, I was thinking about that too whenever I hear Scotty Scotty doesn't know I can't sing that definitely not appropriate for this stream Please Scotty doesn't know Oh Scotty doesn't know Mitch Hannigar It's a great song really messed up song the premise of that song is awful Yes, let me know Joshua Raphael Devers Willie Castro and Alec Bohn Yeah, let me know on what you got for the JT Real Muto Rewave, DJ Lameju the machine, Dion and Bo, that's a cool one too Yeah, there's some good ones like the Vladdy Jr. and Senior would be cool There's Evan Longoria for the Giants on the Magenta Teal Sonic Pulse to $199 Yeah, Otani Trout's obviously a big time, one, two Cal Raleigh, Fernando Tautis, Youthquake and Scene There's Juan Soto, Prism, Lucas Geolito It's Ronald Acunha, Expo Zay Nice one there Expo Zay, there's Patrick Wisdom, I don't think they do, there's one with Petroia on it I think the Red Sox have a triple, I just forget who, maybe I could be wrong on that Sean Minaya, Refractor It's Joey Vada, Rafi, Xander Rafi or Tees and Yaz Yeah, that's the only one for the, I know Yaz is in a triple with a couple of catchers too Was Yaz a catcher or was that Fisk? Fisk, right? No, yeah, for the Sox I think there's a Fisk Yeah, Expo Zay was solid right there, 1 in 5, 13 They have Fisk, Posey and Bench, that's a pretty cool triple with the catchers There's a Schmidt Boggs and I forget who else is on it Schmidt Boggs and somebody for the third baseman which is cool Yeah, the Expo Zay solid, 1 in 5, 13 So that's kind of like a case hit to some degree To some degree Joe Ryan, Refractor, Prism, Anthony Rizzo Yeah, Beltry, Beltry, that's who it was, Brandon Crawford That one's cool, I like that one a lot Boggs, Beltry, Schmidt's a fire auto, fire auto There's Teal, Rayway, Ryan Mountcastle too, 199 for the Orioles Thank God there's no Sean Sylvia autos in here Those would be Trash, Charlie Blackman Yeah, the autos, there is not like a single auto I'd be disappointed pulling out of this Steph is a sandbar Sean Sylvia autos would be pissed Casey Meyes, Sayasizuki, Youthquake Put that on eBay Sean Sylvia and get taken down for fraud No, flying on the shelf Expo Zay is like 1 in 4 cases, nice I could probably mag that then I would say Which one? The Akunya Expo Zay, O'Neill Crews Ripman 1 in 5, 13, that's a super short print Sean's autos are in the Sesame Street set And the Mickey Mouse set Yeah, 101 Ronald Akunya, Rayway, or not Rayway, Refractor Oscar the Grout, 101 Yeah, for sure Refractor, Brandon Woodruff They have a, there's Royce Lewis and Gabriel Arias Duel I'm pretty sure Brian Reynolds I think that's who the twins have for their big one There's Rafi Devers And Rayway, Jonathan India, Devers was a prism Trash parallel in the opposite of Grout's auto That would be Sean's auto That's me Sean the Grouch Yeah, let's say too, let's say trash George Kirby, Youthquake rookie I think that's who they have which is pretty cool There's Trent Grisham, Refractor Matt Veerling, Prism rookie and Trevor Lornak base Of course, just dropped you guys the checklist I've been using cardboard connection too Now we're looking on The next one you said was sold out I believe, right? Yeah Three is sold out, thank you guys on that one We're down to Three to go on number four Six to go on number five Five to go on number six Then 10, 11, 12, 11 And then 19 on our iMac case Random hit style One Soto Refractor That'll be fun Just three teams Again, nothing super expensive Is available Yeah, multi-team duel with Cleveland That one's cool though, Lars Newbar Prism, Lads There's Bryce Harper, Rayway, nice one there For the Phillies Refractor, Zach Short Youthquake, J-Rod, nice one there Congrats, Mariners Kind of like the J-Rod rookie Outside of the super short prints that you're chasing Super short prints do have colors in this as well Which is what their color parallels Of the super short printed rookies Those five guys Is Robbie Grossman on the Magenta Teal Sonic Pulse to 199 Yeah, yeah You'd think they'd put like a A career or something in there But a lot of times career will go in as an angel too Miggy Refractor, Logan Gilbert And Ernie Clement On the Rayway Oh, do they have a Maurerhaunter? It's kind of surprising they have a Maurerhaunter, to be honest Refractor, Adam Wainwright Fernando Tatis Jr On the prism for the Padres I'm doing well with the Padres now Rayway, Kevin Gaussman Oh, oh, oh, two alive Gotcha, gotcha, gotcha, gotcha Two of the bigger names, yeah That's Juan Soto, Youthwick Well Hunter, Hunter, I don't, I mean Track Hunter's on, I don't think he'll get in Maurer probably will, I don't think he should Get in first ballot Rayway's Rookie Zach Pop, there's a Green, Luke Williams on the Rayway There's like something going on In the top right there We'll send an empty box and wrapper with the Phillies, I'm not sure what that is That's some sort of like, smack of some sort That's a weird print line Make sure you're tagging the right person What did I do, which one? Oh, gotcha, gotcha, gotcha I know, I know, I know It can cause issues Rayway, Lance Lynn Oh, I see, I see how that Happened, because it's, yeah, that makes Sense Trash Parallel Oh boy, do not need Those for sure See, see Yeah, no, Maurer will get in I'll get in, I don't think he's good enough To get in first ballot, but He will get in, he'll get in like Second, third, fourth year Something like that He'll probably get in like the same amount of time Like rolling, so to get in Probably like his fourth year on the ballot Or fifth year on the ballot, but yeah I think he'll get in eventually Zach Lothar, Refractor Darvish, there's Dylan Carlson as well On the Rayway Lucas G. Lido, nice one there Moria, Rayway Nicodoro, some tops black Oh Tony Santillan on the Magenta Teal Sonic Pulse to $199 I mean, it's Joey Gallo, there's Shane Boss on the Youth Quake rookie Fools, it's pretty It's like one of case You get like a really good auto, I would say But they have like good names in it You know what I mean, it's a good checklist I pulled a Jeter Gold recently It's pretty cool No, I agree Matt Chapman No, I agree, Eric I don't think he should get in on the first ballot Danesby Swanson Like I don't think his stats are good enough I don't know hot salad To be honest, I haven't heard anything Forgotten Bowman U or not Refractor Hoy Park I don't know Rayway Aves Salvy for the Royals Rayway Aves, Robbie Grossman Tigers Teagrace Refractor Youth Quake is Fernando Tatis Basin Base Prism of Blue Bob for the White Sox and Blake Snell He acts on the Six Sox Which one? The Joe Mama one I got Oh man, nothing made me feel better in that day You completely hook, line and sink I know, I don't even I really do wish they had a camera No, not really You said Joe lives on the street from me, I didn't say who does I didn't say Joe who You knew it right there and you knew it right when you said it I got pricing with it I wish they had a camera on my face I had to keep the straightest face because I was cracking up inside Well, I get them Jake Cronenworth, Refractor Ryan Mountcastle, Youth Quake Max Muncie Miex Muncie Oh, Phoenix impeccable mixer That's cool, Phoenix Random Teams Listed as well guys, from Wednesday John Gray, Refractor, Zach Pop Cole Calhoun, Prism Ingen Raiou There's Ray Wave, Cole Calhoun Perquism There's O'Neal Cruz on the Purple Gold Sonic Pulse to 299 There we go Congrats, there you go Pirates Pittsburgh is Just an H, get that mag for you buddy No, what was it Joshua There's CJ Abrams Dongjun, if you order from us I think we have it for cheaper And it's free shipping out of the door for us as well, you just have to pay whatever the Korean customs like taxes are We have it for a little bit cheaper here There's Zach Pop Mechaniker It's a pretty solid case There's Fernando Tatis Geez, 700 Orotani, two Harper And one Devers, oh my god Fernando Tatis, Ray Wave O'Neal Cruz, Rookie Cole Calhoun, Refractor, Ernie Clement That's insanity dude That's Jesse Winker And Ray Wave Brian De La Cruz, Rookie for the Marlins Harper, Refractor, nice one there And Zach Pop Yeah, it's up to you honestly Dongjun That's the only thing, like it's free Whatever you see on the website is what you pay Obviously plus tax And then free shipping Which is good Free shipping, you're just in charge of all the tariffs and taxes and whatnot Matthew taking a spot in iMac Diamondback's gone in three and four thinking they're Kyle Beat Yeah, if there's hot boxes like that There's O'Neal Cruz That's like stupid cracked though That's like a stupidly cracked box Yep, free shipping, even international You just have to pay whatever your import and tariff fees are Jordan Alvarez There's Josh Lowe And we ship international once a month as well So it'll ship relatively soon We usually ship it the first week of the following month What's up Jennings, Justin Turner, Ray Wave How you doing buddy Jared Kelnick Youthquake, Mount Castle There's Rafi Devers on the Yellow Purple Sonic Pulse The 299 Yeah, it's quick man, it's definitely quick Hey, thanks Jennings for picking up the braids Appreciate you buddy There's Moncada Break 14, nice, there you go Good luck on that one Jesse Winker Refractor Josh Chisholm Ray Wave, Alec Minoa For the Blue Jays Let's get the tape back up There's CJ Abrams Youthquake, Rookie Josh Hader, Prism And Ray Wave, Mike Trout Nice one there Yeah, this is the 2022 set of Rookie's Riley Adams Refractor, Rookie, and Joe Muzzgrove Hey, Furron knows it comes to Australia relatively quickly It's not bad, I would say, elite extradition You got a lot of hits in it, which is good There's Hingen Rayou Tyler McGill, Youthquake Got it Kai Problem buddy, thank you After Rookie at Luke Williams Did I give you a boxing wrapper for the Phillies? I don't step ahead of you Okay, thank you Panic for a second there What'd you say? What's that? That guy needs help That guy needs some serious help I know, Rice Harper on the prism That's why he needs some help Yeah, I just want to hear his over there Yeah, pretty sure he has a cop at the gaming shop where he sleeps on I just want to put one there Ronzi Contreras, I just want to put one here, dude Refractor, Patrick Wisdom I'm going to volunteer Miguel Cabrera Alright Yeah, Nicoladolo Youthquake, that makes sense Yeah, that's good, that's extra money too Alec Boehm on the yellow-purple Sonic Pulse, the 299 There's Lancelin Prism Rowdy Joey Vado Refractor E-Loy Rookie for the brewers And last pack to break the lug, everybody O'Neill Cruise on top, nice Presum, Casey Meis And Raywave, Emmanuel Classe I'm going to do it for the break here, everybody Let's do a quick recap of our color We had Alec Boehm Rafael Devers Tony Santillan Robbie Grossman Evan Longoria Luke Williams Jake Cronenworth O'Neill Cruise On the purple-yellow Sonic Pulse, the 299 And then Ron Lacrugna Jr. on the X-Pose Nice one there for the braves On the short print That will do it for the break Thanks again for the fill Next up, we've got number three


Hello everyone. Here is the meetings recap for 2022 Executive Leadership Conference and annual meeting. It is the first time since 2019 that everyone gathered together in person and that was great. The program planning committee did a great job delivering interesting speakers with relevant content. Taking a look at the Executive Leadership Conference we were rocking some formal attire to begin the whole event. Then we moved to Jason Dorsey discussing millennials on the move to management. He was so good that we brought him back for 2023. We had Brad Meltzer talking to us in both our personal and professional lives for the power of books and stories. And of course Alan Boliu of ITR Economics talking about all things economy as it relates to our business. Remember the PMMI Advantage? The most common phrase afterwards? I did not know because of all the programs that PMMI offers. And of course our consumer package goods executive panel providing insights about the business and what you need to do. Now let's move to the annual meeting. Nvinia hosted us a tour of their new facility where they combined multiple businesses under one roof. Then we had Jeff Bloomfield. Remember that? Neuroscience and selling success. The power of a story to capture details that your audience will remember. And then Dynamic Disco, yes! Max on my mind with Max Member Solutions Group presentations for all of our different areas. And of course Sarah Thomas, the first female NFL referee discussing breaking through barriers. How she has gone from high school to college to now professional sports. We look forward to the 2023 meeting. The Executive Leadership Conference April 16th to 18th. La Contera Resorts San Antonio, Texas. See you there.


Hello Psych2goers, and welcome back to another video. Your support helps us make mental health and psychology more accessible to everyone, and we wanted to thank you for all the love you've given us. Now back to the video. What is resilience? Resilience means you're able to withstand or recover from difficult situations in your life. It can help us deal with heartbreak, failure, and life stressors. When we build our resilience, we're able to better recover from hardships and setbacks in a more healthy way. Resilience might be something you're searching for, especially now, between dealing with a pandemic and trying to return to some semblance of normalcy. Staying resilient in these trying times is key in keeping up with your mental and physical health. With that said, these are eight things resilient people do. 1. You stay flexible and open-minded. Do you often stay open to new ideas, opportunities, and solutions? Resilience is all about trying to make the best out of what may seem like the worst. When you're resilient, you don't have a one-track mind. You give yourself the time and opportunity to think everything out before jumping to a conclusion or fretting over worst-case scenarios. 2. You practice patience and kindness. Whether it's in the workplace or with friends, you're known for showing patience and kindness towards others. This includes being kind to yourself when you mess up. Being kind and patient with yourself is just as important as it is with other people. 3. You're generally optimistic. When something bad happens, are you able to look at the big picture? You don't let one bad slip up ruin your whole day, and know not to fixate on the bad things. You focus on what you're grateful for, like your friends, family, and possessions, instead of looking for the negatives. This optimistic mindset isn't only a key part of being resilient, but it can also help make you happier overall. 4. You live in the present. It's easy to fall into spiraling thoughts of your regrets and past mistakes, wondering what might have been. But dwelling on your mistakes won't change anything about your past. Moving on and learning from your mistakes takes resilience. When you're resilient, you learn how to accept what happened to you, and focus on what you can do in the present. 5. You value and build good relationships. Do you take the extra time needed to build those strong relationships with the important people in your lives? Having a support system is very important.  As someone who is resilient, you know that once you've built a strong support system, then you're set for life. 6. You know and consider your limits. Are you aware when you need help? Or do you burn yourself out unnecessarily? No one is perfect, and no one can do everything by themselves. Everyone has blind spots and weaknesses. This is why you know when to confide in your trusted peers, or when to take a break, and how to practice good self-care. 7. You know how to handle rejection. Rejection in any form can be hard to swallow.  Do you take these things very personally and think you're not good enough? Or do you recognize instead that there are other factors involved in making these decisions, like other, more qualified applicants or another person's feelings? As someone who is resilient, you try not to let rejection get the best of you, and decide to move forward instead of letting any kind of self-loathing hold you back. 8. You like spending time alone. Do you like to take time alone to process things, reflect, or get to know your inner self? When you spend time alone to think through your troubles, it can help you sort out your feelings and any possible actions you can take. Reflecting upon things and growing from them are some of the best ways you can learn. Who knows, you might learn new things about your inner self you never expected to. Whether you're still working on building your resilience, or you already are a resilient person, every bit counts. Do you relate to any of these things mentioned in this video? Or do you have any tips on building resilience? Let us know in the comments below. Please like and share this video if it helped you, and you think it could help someone else too. Don't forget to hit the subscribe button for more Psych2Go videos. Thank you for watching, and we'll see you next time.