a quiet weekend with price movement to the upside the perfect bitcoin weekend am i right after a 8.89 drop on friday saturday and sunday we saw a very nice recovery on saturday when the candle first opened we did see some continuation to the downside and went as low as 30 120 in the early morning but very quickly we saw the snapback rally where it jumped all the way back up we saw a movement on saturday of about two and a quarter percent and on sunday we saw about seven and a half percent move up which basically brought us all the way back up to the top of this trading range that we have been watching so we are now back here at the 35 000 resistance level that we have spoken about over and over again will we get over it this week that's the question let's dive into it hey what's up j here and welcome to bitcoin daily bring you guys the best tips tutorials and ideas to help you guys become profitable and successful investors the goal of this channel is to empower you the community with the knowledge and resources to get you up to that next level so if you guys enjoy this video and enjoy this channel make sure to smash that like button it helps us out a ton and if you're new here don't forget to subscribe and turn on that notification bell all righty guys so after a wild week we got some stability in the price and we saw a movement back to the upside as you can see the overall market today is up 6.97 percent in the last 24 hours and bitcoin is up about four and a half percent in the last 24 hours you see that ethereum has finally shown some life and it's up about almost 15 percent in the last 24 hours so that is a rather exciting uh surprise as it's been pretty stale even with bitcoin moving up and down ethereum hasn't really been going up it's only been going down really a look at the fear and greed index you see we're currently at a 25 here and as we take a look at the overall heat map here of the majority of the coins here everything is pretty much green on this beautiful monday afternoon so definitely a good start to the week and as we can see here we are at the top of this range yet again so we're back at that 35 thousand dollar level where we have been rejected multiple times here so you can see here we're looking at the daily chart we've been rejected one two three and then yesterday we got to it so far today we've been rejected against us that would be four there right last time we were at these levels that we got rejected it basically shot us all the way back down to 30 thousand dollars and you'll see here um when we did break down below this for the first time we shot down to 30 thousand again so we need to break above this level here if we want to continue and have some upside right so we need if we want continuation to the upside we need to get into this zone up here if we do not break above 35 then we're still stuck in this trading zone as long as we're stuck between this trading zone the highs here is 35 thousand and the low is going to be around that 28 thousand dollar range if we can break back above here and start trading in this range then we're giving ourselves a chance at 40 and 42 thousand dollars again and potentially be able to break out of there like we've been talking about the last what we've been talking about this level since may right we need to get above 42 thousand dollars if we want a shot um basically of getting over all this bearish sentiment in bearish case scenarios a break above 42 I still believe will trigger a big move up potentially to around 45 to 48 thousand and possibly even test the top of this range which would be around that 50 thousand dollar range now we have not seen those prices since before mid-May right so in order to get up there we need to break above this current range then we need to break above the next current range so that we can get up there again a shot above 42 I believe will have a lot of short traders closing their positions and getting liquidated which would take us up to that 48 to 50 thousand dollar range now if we cannot get above this 35 thousand dollar zone then we're gonna be stuck in this range here and this is the range guys it's between 28 to 35 that's why it's so important to flip this from resistance into support so that then we can have this range right here this gives us the opportunity to break out above 42 which basically for me in my perspective it takes out all the bearish case scenarios of possibly going below 28 thousand into testing you know 24 20 and possibly 18 thousand dollars that would also put us back on track in the bull market I believe and back to possibly hitting some new all-time highs before the end of year as you know many people target for Bitcoin for end of year is around 100k so we need to get above 42 in order to be have a chance at even reaching that number all right so I've been getting questions about the Wycoff accumulation update people wanted to know more about it so I did a small update here on my Wycoff accumulation pattern so that we can see try to get an idea of where we would be if we tried to play it out on the daily time frame here so if we go ahead and look at the Wycoff accumulation schematic as you guys can see I drew it on the chart you can see that it it kind of fits the current pattern that we've been in right you see we had the drop which was a selling climax then we had the automatic rally then we had a secondary test here of the bottom and then we kind of bounce back up tested that rain that top of the range again that resistance got rejected and then came all the way back down and had a secondary test right if you look at the accumulation schematic here so far so good right it's exactly the same we have the sun climax automatic rally secondary test then we go into phase B phase B where we test the top of the range we test the top of the range and then we test the bottom of that support here we had the secondary test in phase B then it shows that we go back up and test the top of this range again so that's exactly what the price did tested the top of the range again and then dropped down to what's considered the spring here right if you look here kind of the same thing we had a drop down to the spring so that you'll notice that the spring is lower than the selling climax and if we look at the chart the spring here is lower than the selling climax right so that would put us right now in phase C of the accumulation schematic that would mean that we could possibly test lower one more time as you guys can see it kind of starts going higher highs higher lows here as it goes into phase D so it looks like right now we had that spring last week and then we had a higher high higher low and now we're pushing back up so we could potentially be seeing a higher high here and then after the higher high possibly going back down and setting up that higher low to as we go into phase D of the schematic right so that's kind of what this will look like right here a higher high higher low and then that next higher low would be the last point of support there which basically could be if we set a higher high and then a higher low that higher low would have to be $35,000 as you guys know we have to flip that into support so that higher low would be $35,000 that would be the last point of support then we can move back up right test this 40,000 to 42,000 range that's basically exactly what the schematic would show here this would be that 40 to 42,000 range kind of form bull flag up here and then take off and that would be the the sign of strength up here so when we would test that we'd have a last point of support before take off and take off would go into phase E as you guys can see here so again this is just an idea remember we had we had the we had the same accumulation pattern on the four hour but the four hour it did not play out so we've moved it to the daily now and it does seem to somewhat be following the schematic here so we just have to see if it plays out because again the the distribution one formed over months right or like months and weeks you know this is just really about a month in a week right so just an idea something that will keep updating and we'll we'll continue to watch here and see if anything changes so since we went over the accumulation schematic we wanted to look at a update on the distribution schematic so you guys can see that this one took from February all the way till basically now so uh basically six months or so five months or so of uh price action and then the one that we're currently looking at in the accumulation phase would be you know over a one month period so it's it's a big difference in time right but you can see here what would be phase e which would be just kind of a drop off back down to like that 24 to 20 000 area possibly more or less right which we haven't had we've had to drop off to a new low which was around that 28 000 area but we haven't had a huge drop off here so so that's the update on the distribution schematic here this is a distribution schematic and then and then this here would be the accumulation schematic so we're watching both of those kind of comparing them and trying to see if we can if it can give us any type of hint here on the next possible move and uh it's development right so we have we're going to keep watching this to see if it continues to uh if we can get a higher high here and then a higher low and then possibly a retest a retest here of 40 to 42 and then possibly a break which would put us into phase e and that would be the point where we go back to that 48 to 50 000 all right guys that is pretty much it we went over the charts kind of what we're watching right now the levels and the ranges that we're currently trading in and we did we went over the white cough schematic both the accumulation and distribution so we're going to be watching this level these levels that we showed you guys here and the main level remember the main level that we're going to be watching is that 35 000 range we need to break above that so I hope you guys have enjoyed this video if you have make sure to smash that like button guys if you have any questions about anything on the video don't forget to drop it in the comments and if you guys are new to the channel don't forget to subscribe guys we're at 9.97k subscribers we're 30 subscribers away from 10 000 subs major milestone for the channel in the 10 months that we've been running it again thank you guys so much I will see you tomorrow as always peace and love


Well, hey there, it's Sandy Olnock and I'm an artist and crafter here on YouTube and I have a new audio system and new intros and outros for my videos now. Kind of excited. I'll talk about the tech stuff later on, but I'm going to be making a farm card. And this one uses the Sunny Studio Stamps set that has the scarecrow and the chickens and the goat, and it has the whole buildings in one big group so you don't have to mask anything. Just kind of nice. And I've used some no line ink to stamp the building so they'll look far away and wiped off the bottom edge of the fence so it will merge nicely into the field. And I also wiped off the bottom edge of the goat's feet so that he will also merge into the hay that he's standing on. And I chose some prism colors. I tried to pick some colors that were more intense and more saturated compared to some desaturated colors so that I'd have a range in my picture and I'm going to use some of them in the foreground and some in the background for specific reasons. So we're going to talk through some of that as we go. But first I'm going to do a base coloring on the scarecrow here so that I can start talking about intensifying this image to make it more realistic. The paper that I'm using is by Stonehenge and I love their Stonehenge white paper. This one is from the pad that's called, quote, colors. And I wouldn't really say they're colors. They're more of various shades of tan or cream as opposed to being what I would call colors. I was hoping there would be a blue and a yellow and a green and whatever, but they're just tans of various sorts. And they color the same way as the white paper, though. So if you do like the white paper, if I've convinced you to try it, then the texture on this is just the same and they color really nicely with the colored pencils. They have just enough tooth to them that I think they, in my mind, this is how I picture it, that they scrape off enough color off the pencil to get good coverage and to get good intense color. When you're using a really smooth paper, you have to work really hard and it starts building up that surface of the paper before you actually get a whole lot done in terms of soft color blending. So the yellow that I'm using here is not a sunshine, screamy bright yellow. It's a little on the desaturated side. I'm going to use it as both a bright and a not bright color. It's very much a hay color, but it's not super sunshiny and that's going to make it look more natural. If I had done that in a really intense, super intense bright color, I wouldn't have had the look that I'm going to get for the hay on the ground. It might have been okay on his hat, but I wanted the hay on the hat to match the hay on the ground as well, so I'm choosing to kind of stick with the same color for both. The desaturated shadow color is also a really dark one in this particular case and look how rounded those arms suddenly look and that pole suddenly looks like he's hanging in front of it and all of a sudden that hat gets some real depth in it because it's got those deep dark shadows underneath of it and then I put a cast shadow across his face.  It might be a little hard and a little scary to think about doing that, but the difference that it makes in your art is quite amazing.  He's going to be in the front and I want to have a little more saturation to his colors so that he's going to pull forward and the background, that building and trees and everything back there will really recede into the distance and if I have his colors a little more intense, it's going to help that visual difference between the two foreground and background and then I'll add a little bit of that orangey color to the hay on his hat and his little arms. He feels like he's missing shoes. I know scarecrows don't have shoes. I just feel like I want to give him shoes and then I intensify the shadow under his chin too using again a desaturated bluish color so that I get some real roundness and depth to it and next came the goat. I looked up goats on the Googles. The Googles are my friend and I looked for one with cute markings. So this one had some fun spots on him and it made him more fun to color than just making a plain old brown or gray goat like lots would do and made him a little bit more unique because he's got some very distinctive spots. In the picture he didn't have dark brown legs but I decided this little guy needed some dark brown legs to separate his legs from his body since there's a hard line in the stamp set. It would kind of emphasize that difference between when his legs started and stopped but notice that his feet I've kept them really soft so that I can blend that right into the hay that he's standing on. The shadows I'm using the same orangey brown color for but his body even though it was yellow in the picture I wanted to reserve that decision for later. It might be better if he was more of a paper colored body meaning the color of the paper itself the white of the paper I hesitate to say white because this isn't really white white but I will make that decision later on when I see it all in context because color is always changed by what's around it. Next up is the hay at the bottom so I'm going to put down a base color of the hay and notice that I'm going to add a line of hay behind him that's going to make him look like he's set down into the hay that there's some distance between him and where the field starts. If you were to just do it right to his feet he would be kind of standing on a mountain of hay as opposed to standing into it and I'm using the orangey brown color to add more of that overall color of the hay and in general lots of people would leave this as is and and just use the the bright color in the foreground to pull it forward wouldn't be wrong but I want to show you what happens when I start adding more desaturated colors to it as well so I'm going to intensify a few of the the bright areas of yellow and then I'm going to go in with some of the dark brown colors first to just add some shadow under the goat so he has something he's standing on and then just make some little tick marks in the hay that's going to dirty it up he's on a farm farms not going to generally have really bright hay not after everybody's been walking on it and the goats been marching around on it and there's mud out there and I wanted it to look more realistic so I've got that underlaying layer of the really bright colors but I'm adding the shadows with the dark colors and also as I move forward toward the foreground of the picture my marks are getting bigger and heavier and as it moves further back in the picture I'm making them smaller and allowing more of that yellow color to come through so that I create that depth just in the hay section itself now when it comes to these greens I have a very intense saturated green and the one in my hand right now is a desaturated green so you can see the difference between them and I was wishing by the time I was done with this that I had a green in my collection for this particular card that was more of a yellow green but that blueish green is going to end up being the green of my field the field tops and I wanted the base of it to be very dark down at the bottom so the plants are you know getting deeper darker green as they go down I opted not to make it look like corn stalks I considered it but there was enough in this video I thought I don't really want to clutter it up with trying to make corn stalk looking things so I'm just making vertical lines so very much looks like tall grass but since it's a farm people will make up in their mind that it is plants and food that's that they're growing so it'll be just fine and I'm going to just extend this dark green along the bottom and I decided I was going to use the desaturated green for the dark shadow portion because this is the part that's not going to have a lot of sun on it the sun is hitting the tops of the plants and that's where I'm going to use the more bright intense type of green but before I did that I wanted to get that fence tackled because it needs to look like it's setting down into or behind the the whole field so I'm just using the same color that I use for my first shadow on the scarecrow's face to make kind of a brownish fence but I used very light pressure and a desaturated color and that gives it the look that it's much further away than everything else so I went in with the bright green to do the tops of the field and that way you have this transition from the desaturated and darker color at the bottom to something a little bit brighter up on the top but what I found was that I also didn't have enough contrast in the bottom because I had more contrast in the scarecrow and the goat so I went in with believe it or not a dark blue color yes you can use blues when you're doing plants you don't have to stick to greens whatever you've got that's dark and I used a navy blue and I made it dark enough that the the parts in the foreground would pop against them I wanted that goat to really stand out so I made sure I kind of decided I set the intensity of how dark I was making that based on the goat and then I had to make the rest of it match so I just went around the rest of the corn I have some light areas coming down so it looks like you could walk into the the field of whatever that is corn or whatever and make some some areas that were darker in some areas that were lighter just to give it a little bit of variety along the way and then it's going to be time to add a little bit of that color into the hay and the reason I'm doing this I'm adding some of the green and I'll also add some of the blue into the hay so that it doesn't look like there's this really sharp hard transition if you're actually standing in a field it doesn't look like there's a sharp dividing line there's really bright colors on this side and really dark colors on that there's just a lot of the same colors in everything because all these colors play off each other and look how interesting that ground is getting by adding some of these different colors in there you do have to be careful that you don't add too much of it and get rid of all of the brightness but it's just much more interesting because it's got all the same colors that the rest of the picture has in it so there's that next up is the barn in the background and the barn I started with that really intense color should not have done that as soon as I started I was like oh now what am I going to do so I took a deep breath and figured I'm going to have to figure that out I will I will come to a decision shortly and even adding just some soft shading to it to try to get rid of the intensity of those lines because the lines were bucking me too they were too too contrasty so this helped a little bit to soften them down but I still needed them to be desaturated but I left it for the time being and decided I will fix it in a minute I will figure out what to do with it in just a few minutes I used that same fence color for the barn doors and then moved on to work on some of the shadows on the barn itself and I chose that really dark brown color for it just to put a really strong shadow right under where the shadow would be cast by the roof as it hangs over and then tried to make a little bit of color kind of trailing down from that a little more shadow and would that be enough to soften it and I knew it wasn't because I wasn't going to put enough of that color to dull it all down but just wait and see there's going to be a little bit of magic in just a few minutes to make that happen got the windows in there a little bit of detail and then I decided to move on to the tree and I'd come back to the barn the tree is what taught me what to do with the barn because I was working on the branches using that same bright orangey color and then I went for a really desaturated soft green for the top part of the tree and as I was coloring it I accidentally with my pencil went over parts of it and I thought look at that it made that desaturated because orange and blues and greens are on the other side of the color wheel from each other so they're going to neutralize each other and then ding ding ding what happens if I start adding that green to any of the browns in the background that need to be desaturated and so I tried it first on the tree trunk and then tried it on the barn and it'll be magic you will enjoy the little magic trick that comes up I love when color does that so it's going to suddenly gray out this barn so that it's not this kind of orangey color and it looks much further in the distance isn't that cool the rest of this is just going to be choosing some desaturated colors to work on that windmill or whatever that is I think it's a windmill might have a different name I'm not a farm girl so I don't really know people in comments I'm sure will correct me but while I'm finishing this part up I thought I would mention the excitement about my new microphone hopefully you're enjoying this audio more than you might have others I've had the same microphone for oh years and years and years and years and it started in the last probably year or so acting kind of weird on me and I kept trying to change settings and once you change settings on things you can't get it back to where it was and I couldn't figure it out and I was doing a lot of trying to edit sound in post and that was just miserable it took forever to try to do and then I'd still end up with weird verbally sounds and stuff so I've been saving for quite some time and bought a professional audio system with a soundboard and everything and a really good road mic and I'm hoping this will make life a lot easier I have been playing around with my mic this weekend hopefully I've got the settings working I did decide to add some yellow into my goat because look how much brighter he looks and he pulls much more to the foreground because he's got some of that yellow in him now and that has all the intensity of color in the foreground and much less of it in the background and then I've got that mid-ground which could have stood for maybe having some yellow greens in it but nonetheless I'm still happy with my little hey there card I love chickens enough that I had to make another card with this stamp set and this one I split the background so the barn and the tree are on one side and I moved the paper over so I could stamp the windmill on the other side and this card is in Copic marker it's going to be a speed video on social media later today so check my Facebook and Instagram I'm also showing you a sneak peek of two different cards two different videos coming up one is a Thanksgiving card with this poor little guy looking on at his cousin sitting on the table I had to give him googly eyes so he wouldn't be quite so sad about that but I'll show you the coloring of that soon as well as this Christmas card using an activity set and I'll show you how to make two different light sources in one card in that background and you'll be able to see that one come alive here on YouTube as well sometime in the next month and I've linked the stamps and dies for both of those sets in the description along with everything for today's card thank you so much for joining me for this video and for checking out my new fancy swanky audio equipment let me know what you think of the sound I'm going to be playing with the settings for a while so I might have some videos that sound better than others but I'm hoping to figure it out and there's a thousand buttons on my new soundboard to mess with so I'm going to have some work to do to figure out how that works let me know what you think of the new intro and outro as well because I've been kind of geeking out just a little bit I will see you guys later thanks for stopping by smash that like button if you got anything at all out of this video and I'll see you guys later on take care bye-bye


Hi, Roberta. It looks like everything has been promoted on my side, so I'm looking good here. Thanks You're welcome Peter Hi Roberta Hi, Mark.  We are too Let me knock off my Audi We still on hi board member Walsh. We are checking to see if Board members Watts and Grable are still available and So we'll see if we can at least get one more to join so we have a quorum and can run this subcommittee meeting so Perfect. Perfect. I appreciate it. I'm loving the materials too by the way Quite all right. I spaced it out last time so We're checking Oh Sorry, I'm so sorry guys. I had a hard time getting on my zoom I apologize So I did get a text message from board member Grable that he's going to be a little bit late But with myself and board member Walsh, we do have a quorum. So I think we should go ahead and get started If let me pull up, okay, great. So I'd like to call the meeting to order at 11 o'clock three secretary. If we could have a roll call Share what's here board member Grable Board member Walsh here Great, thank you. And just a reminder to all the members to please mute your phones and microphones when you're not speaking So we will open it up to public comment So we're taking public comments on item two if you wish to make a comment via zoom Please raise your hand if you are dialing in via telephone, please dial star nine to raise your hand Secretary Aitha. Do we have any live or email or voicemail public comments at this time? We have no public comments. Thank you. So we are now taking Comments on the previous minutes If you wish to make a comment via zoom, please raise your hand if you are dialing in via telephone Please dial star nine to raise your hand secretary Aitha. Do we have any live email or voicemail public comments for the minutes? We have no public comments Great, so we will accept the minutes as is unless there is any any changes All right, so we will get started and we will move to item 4.1 director Burke if you could introduce this item Thank you chair Watson members of the committee. We appreciate you all making time to get together today for this subcommittee meeting I think everyone is very aware that we have been dealing with Some successive dry years and are concerned about drought conditions We've been doing a lot of work and outreach to get information out to our community and working closely with Sonoma water and the other contractors as we're preparing to get through this year and also prepare for future years and so the item today specifically is a request for a recommendation to the board of public utilities and subsequent city council Regarding a resolution requesting a community wide 20 voluntary reduction in water use and deputy director what a resources peter martin will be leading us off on this item Thank you, uh, director Burke and um, good morning, uh chair watz and members of the committee I'm gonna try to bring up my screen here real quick. So just give me a moment and be able to see it now, right? looking good all right so, um, yeah Lots lots to discuss today. It's been very busy for staff. Um, we've been kind of just taking in information from a fire hose on sort of, uh watershed conditions and water supply conditions and trying to come up Uh with game plan and we've been planning for this for quite a while. So, um today, I'll just be sharing a lot of the latest information and how we're going to proceed with pursuing a voluntary Water conservation request from a community wide basis So this slide right here is just sort of a kind of where we're at with regards to rainfall totals this year It's been very dry again We're in a kind of a second successive year of critically dry weather At this time last year, uh rainfall Interestingly was was higher in santa rosa than it was in yukia We must have had a couple storms that just sort of You know pointed I guess the fire hose towards santa rosa and missed the upper watershed But as you can see When you're really comparing the two Where we're at this year is not that different from where we were last year and That was the third driest year on record in 127 years record years of record keeping in the upper watershed. So Yeah, this is just a a very a very dry period in our water history and We're hearing a lot about how snow water is responding to that and continuing to move forward throughout the remainder of the water year So this graphic I don't typically show to the bpu, but I thought it was timely Right now given kind of some of the things that are going on in the upper watershed Um storage in lake pillsbury is currently just below 40 000 acre feet Or under 50 percent of their targeted water supply for this time of year pgne has been managing their water supply Throughout the year and had requested a variance For some of their flows out of lake pillsbury earlier in the year as you all remember Which is not uncommon during dry years, but um, this is very much well below their historical lows for the operation of lake pillsbury And so they've they've been making pretty minimal releases into the east fork of the russian river as a result Which obviously has some impacts on lake mendicino downstream as well I did find out That this month The potter valley irrigation district was notified by pgne That they will see More than 50 percent reduction in their contracted amount That they get typically in any given year. So the impacts are definitely being felt throughout all parts of the russian river annual river watersheds and so just definitely Kind of not not a lot of great news to share out there So lake mendicino is currently at about 36 000 acre feet of storage and reservoir outflows Have been kind of bouncing around 25 to 30 cfs per their requirements under the temporary change order that they filed back in february We did hear yesterday at the water advisory committee That they've been having to make routine adjustment to flows to make sure that they're continuing to ensure compliance with that temporary change order And then we were also kind of reminded that the order expires at the end of july for that Flow regime that they have under the temporary change order Um, and that we were notified too by staff of snow water that if that's not extended and there are not substantial reductions in diversions by the folks in the upper watershed They could see significant impacts to lake mendicino by the end of october Yesterday kind of snow water staff really just sort of emphasized Uh, the critical nature of the situation in the upper russian river Just to remind everyone that snow water doesn't necessarily have control over a lot of the folks That divert water in the upper russian river And they're working pretty closely with those folks in the upper watershed right now To talk about various agreements that could be made To kind of reduce overall the versions upstream So, um current storage in lake sonoma Is about 149 000 acre feet Or about 61 of the target water supply curve for this time of year How flow Today it was about 100 cfs The typical flows for the dry time of year or dry situation under decision 1610 is the 75 cfs requirement But they've been trying to adhere to that as much as possible so, um This was a Pretty interesting event for us in this month Governor Newsom stood in lake mendicino and kind of the dry lake bed Under what i've told is typically About 40 feet underwater And made a decoration of a drought emergency Her proclamation, excuse me of a drought emergency in Sonoma and Mendicino counties And he really kind of hit the fact that this new normal The climate change just really gives urgency to continuing to build drought resilience Not only in this region but across the state And there's a good like all likelihood that we'll see continued prolonged droughts occurring in the future He did talk a little bit about some of the successes that Sonoma waters had through The forecast informed reservoir operations and how they've been able to Manage that as an example, but just to kind of acknowledge that that's always not not always enough But this proclamation Essentially requests coordination for additional state resources To various departments that could help the region including department of agriculture state water resources control board department of water resources As well And it really prioritizes and streamlines Those services and state assistance to this affected area following on that the county of Sonoma made a drought emergency proclamation the Board of supervisors recorded as saying there is no water to waste at this time And that immediate water savings are needed from all members of our commuting Including urban and commercial and industrial and agricultural sectors the emergency proclamation Does have a little bit of something to it in that it requests the state and The state kind of proclaim a disaster and seek a state and federal disaster relief For especially for the agricultural customers that are being affected in throughout the county And just want to note that it does cover The entire area of Sonoma county including all the cities and special districts. So Should disaster assistance become available The cities and others would also be covered under that Whatever that would look like as well through those coordination agreements so just kind of wanted to Bring this all together Here with this slide. It is the second consecutive critically dry year As I mentioned Sonoma waters regional storage is a historical lows for this time of year Throughout its entire operation. They've never sort of seen this scenario So at this point Sonoma water has done everything they can to sort of actively manage and preserve storage in Lake Mendocino They filed a temperature change petition Back in February which was granted and they were able to sort of actively Manage their storage a little better in Lake Mendocino But Sonoma water will be filing another temperature change petition with the state Next week very likely Asking for reduced releases from Lake Sonoma into the lower Russian river So expanding sort of their their previous request As well and Lake Mendocino so continuing to Allow them to operate under their critically dry scenarios under decision 1610 for The upper watershed as well as expanding that down to the lower watershed That compliance is likely going to be based On a five-day average as far as the request for Sonoma water Which allows them to provide a little bit of a balance with how they release release their flows and manage things for their points of compliance But that request will also come with a recommendation For a reduction in overall diversions from Sonoma water, which means That contractors like Santa Rosa water will need to reduce their water use To meet that compliance metric If granted I should say So Yesterday there was an action-packed water advisory committee meeting. Um, they Basically went through a resolution You know unanimously approved that resolution requesting all the members of the water advisory committee Basically request their customers do everything they can to save what they've set as a target of 20 percent over 20 20 usage In order to preserve critical supplies in the Russian river watershed And this request is mostly at this point focused on residents making behavioral changes To meet this 20 target including things like, you know, being efficient with your landscape irrigation Fixing water leaks in your homes and then of course taking advantage of water use sufficiency programs Also to have note at the meeting the water advisory committee Revisited the water shortage allocation methodology The water shortage allocation methodology Is in the rice restructure agreement for water supply for Sonoma water and its contractors section 3.5 This water shortage allocation methodology Uh, was meant for in situations like this where we're anticipating, uh, cutbacks to Diversions and deliveries by Sonoma water. It sort of establishes a priority of customers and allocations and Obviously contractors are subject to liquidated damages and penalties for exceeding those allocations So of note The restructure agreement also allows for the water advisory committee to unanimously adopt an alternate method for Dividing water should they see its fit And then the allocation methodology is just to note is based on sort of what they call reasonable requirements for contractors It obviously rewards and encourages water conservation It doesn't penalize those that have been water efficient historically and then You know, so therefore sort of avoids cutbacks based on historic consumption and then recognizes sort of that demand hardening that comes with Investment by contractors in conservation so As was noted in that previous slide the water advisory committee does have the ability to propose an alternate allocation methodology There has been some concerns amongst the sort of different members of the water advisory committee with how the initial methodology worked out with regards to different scenarios And so therefore and given that we're in kind of a critical situation right now What was proposed was an equal reduction percentage across the board for all the contractors for each monthly allocation To the all the contractors. This is in order to meet that 20 target For reduced diversions by Sonoma water Uh, the difference would be that it's not on a month month basis It's going to be determined as far as performance as far as How people how contractors are doing with regards to allocation on the cumulative four month deliveries To give some flexibility to contractors to be able to meet that target And then the liquidated damages as well if necessary. Hopefully not would be calculated based on that Four month allocation and not on those individual monthly allocations So This is obviously sort of a temporary situation right now with the four months that's being proposed from july through october But the TAC will have a subcommittee that will immediately start to work And continue to meet to establish a revised allocation methodology beyond this four months. So You know, we're not going to put this into play and then just kind of walk away There will be quite a bit of work to make sure that we come back to the table And figure out something that's going to work long term So I just wanted to take a moment in the next few slides to kind of give you all an update on The the fantastic work that the water use efficiency team And the water resources division have been doing in concert with the the city's communications team Over the last few months and some of the things that we'll be working on during the short term here To continue to launch into its sort of more drought messaging So a drought webpage is live This webpage is really intended to be a one-stop shop for information on the drought for all santa rosa water customers The latest information on conditions and obviously as we move through Conservation requests or restrictions all that information will be there We're also linking Content that will be helpful info and obviously frank who only asked questions We're getting quite a few questions from customers already about how we're going to move forward with this And then of course, we'll provide plenty of links to tips and water use efficiency programs that can help folks Meet the conservation targets as we move through the summer And of course we'll have the the link to where folks can report water waste under a water waste ordinance But going forward you're going to want to direct folks to srcity.org Slash drought for all information Regarding this current drought I did want to note too that the snowmumber in saving water partnership is on the cusp of Transitioning to a summer drought campaign The tagline will be drought is here save water The artwork Being displayed is still sort of in its final draft form But this is mostly what you're going to see as far as sort of a color scheme And how the messaging will go out, but this will be utilized as sort of a baseline Messaging platform that can be utilized by all members of the summer in saving water partnership So for instance, santa rosa water could slide our logo in there and it would look The same as if any other contractor or partner member partnership member would Be utilizing it. So This is going to be an aggressive new campaign Obviously with the goal of helping customers achieve that 20 savings that's being requested region-wide And then of course, it will be multimedia radio digital and print advertising That is planned. Of course, it will be bilingual to reach the broadest audience possible And you will see this Kind of campaign in a very high visibility fashion with signage and advertising throughout santa rosa Through the remainder of the summer I did want to highlight some of the santa rosa water activities that are starting to kick off right now We'll likely be bringing back some of the successful Drought drive-ups that we had during the last drought throughout the summer This will probably be coordinated with the snowmarine saving water partnership and be kind of Focused on different areas throughout the county As well as minnesino county And probably marine county all at the same time. So Expect more on that Throughout the summer as well The water waste patrols began this month. We're going out early in the morning Trying to find folks that maybe have you know, leaky sprinklers or things running off into the street And then typically we give them what's called the hoops tag Which allows us to work through with a customer to sort of educate them And not analyze them for You know potentially violating the water waste ordinance, but um, You know, this is uh, this has actually been very successful in the past Uh, we tend to get quite a bit of um Response on this and it's just it'll ramp up throughout the summer So we have staff starting the patrols barely early in the morning And continuing as well, uh throughout the remainder of the summer And then um, you'll continue to see increased visibility of the new campaign and resources For our community to achieve savings now. So, um, we'll be Bringing forth some very exciting outreach materials And new campaign resources for the community Um Sorry to interrupt. Um board member wash had his hand raised I don't know if you want to um wait to answer questions at the end or if you're willing to take questions Actually, I need a drink of water. So it's probably a good Great board member wash Thank you very much chair waltz Uh, the deputy director martin on the oops tag Is that where um, and this is not for me. It's for a friend Is that where one neighbor would notice another power washing? A few, you know, three cars a boat in a driveway where They would tell the city. Hey, there's a water problem there and then the city would would deliver the tag or How how does how does that work? Yeah, typically, um, you know in the instance of like our water waste patrols, you know, someone might see Some runoff going down the storm water drain early in the morning for an irrigation issue And so staff would go out and kind of, you know, slap that oops tag on the door But also in an example like you mentioned Where we're following up on a a complaint, you know that comes in through our um water waste complaint protocols We could also slap that up there and it just is a way for us to make that contact With the customer and and just kind of educate them. It's not meant to be aggressive or, you know punitive We've found that typically When it comes to water conservation You know that that that type of outreach is the best and you get the best response. So, um, yeah, that's it This is kind of an example We would probably update this tag, but this is sort of what we have at the moment as far as uh that hoops tag Right. I appreciate you put couching it in the terms of education and I had heard from a constituent that You know, do you look at this look at this video and you know, I had to agree And it was it was an awful unfortunate practice and then I just didn't know, you know, where to refer them And they didn't want to approach a person because some people think wasting water is a Is a freedom and others think Conserving water as a community goal. So I didn't want to get in all that I just said they could But I didn't know where to refer them for the contact. So yeah, so we we do have, um, you know water waste complaint form and and You can also have referred folks directly to our water use efficiency. Um mailbox as well Yeah, definitely Appreciate the fact that, you know, you don't want to be confrontational with a neighbor that That's what we're here for. Um, and when we've got playing of experience on how to sort of, uh, respond to these types of situations Thank you very much Okay, so I'll just jump right in Where we left off We had a pretty successful birthday Week, I guess it was more earth week rather than earth day. Um, but we held hosted events both Virtually and then we had a drive-up event as well at a place to play park We hosted it on our earth day webpage Most of the virtual offerings were focused on water smart habits. We really tried to Make that the focal point of our earth day efforts this year Given where we are with the drought But there was also, you know, obviously neighborhood creeks cleanup information and highlighted the creek trail system that we have here at the city of Santa Rosa As well as a variety of kids activities And then I did want to point out that as far as our metrics go We handed out about 300 water smart kits at the april 22nd event a place to play park Mayor rogers and vice mayor rogers were both In attendance they did hand out quite a bit of events and gave out linda hand and it was really nice actually so Very well attended event In addition to those water smart kids. We did hand out quite a bit of materials That were you know eco friendly materials for kids As well You know given that there's not a lot going on out there in the world. It was very well attended so And then of course, you know just our virtual activities hosted on the earth day webpage We saw a lot of hits on the web page as well. So Just a great great way to get More information about the situation we're in With water supply and you know worked out really well, so We've also been really hammering Outreach on rebates right now Some info has gone up and bill inserts for instance We're continuing to utilize the city connections newsletter As a vessel to get more information out to customers about heart rebate programs As well as our social media and other advertisement avenues Throughout the summer we'll continue to host public workshops We've been doing those through zoom At the moment and we're still getting quite a bit of attendance We did a fire wise landscape event not so long ago or we sponsored that And those are going to continue to be held throughout the summer to give customers resources they need to You know both utilize our rebates to Make changes in their landscapes to be more water efficient Of course, we continue to Notify people that there are landscape templates available and other diy info on the water smart webpage For folks so that they can make those changes in the yard And then we'll also be The script is still being developed right now, but we're working on a radio ad as part of water awareness month That will go out and also kind of direct customers to that rebate You know Over the rebates available we have and so finally I just wanted to close with sort of The action that is being sort of requested The subcommittee today Regarding The proposal that we're going to be going forward to with the ppu and the city council requesting a community-wide voluntary 20% conservation target To aligning ourselves with the action of the WACC yesterday So just a reminder yesterday at the water advisory committee They did adopt a resolution Requesting that all the contractors Move forward with Some action to urge customers to reduce their water use by 20% over 2020 levels We are aware that many of the Contractors have already or will Take formal action from their governing bodies to request their customers reduce water use by 20% So so we're we're all in alignment and moving forward with that as well So I just kind of Wanted to summarize In this graphic here sort of the recommended Approach as to how we're going to move forward Throughout the remainder of the summer at this point we're requesting a voluntary 20% community-wide conservation requests And that's being asked to volosinoma water contractors at this time Santa Rosa water staff as I mentioned earlier in my presentation Are continuing to work with snow water and the contractors to finalize a water shortage allocation methodology beyond this sort of four month window where we're proposing a across the board equal cutback of all contractors In the meantime Snow water will be filing a temporary change petition likely next week and Um The state water resources control board has some time to respond to that likely, you know, hopefully very soon, but you know My understanding is historically it's taken a month or so for the state water board to come back with a formal order and response to that temporary to change petition. So That is very likely going to include requirements for reduced diversions and ask of cutbacks of snow water and their contractors Um, right now the proposal is likely going to be a 20% cutback in reduced diversions by snow water So just continuing the state water resource control board will respond to that temporary change petition likely in june or july And then beyond that staff will need to repair for the implementation of our water shortage continues to proceed plan So once we have a firm number With regards to the expectations as to how much we'll need to cut back And the demand reduction scenarios that play out of that Santa Rosa water is going to need to look at implementing one of the stages of our water shortage contingency plan And so staff will return At that time with the mandatory water use conservation recommendation in june or july to the city council likely Be running this up through this same committee and bpu kind of using a very similar approach as long as we can manage that as far as the timelines, so Sort of the next step. It's a progressive voluntary of course first and then moving on to implementation of our water shortage contingency plan so in summary today What we're asking of the water conservation subcommittee is that the subcommittee recommend to the bpu and the city council That the They move forward with a voluntary community-wide implementation of a voluntary 20% conservation request And then of course staff will take the appropriate actions to move forward with the implementation needed to Give the community all the tools they need to meet that target as well With that, I think that concludes my presentation and I'm happy to ask or answer any questions you may have Thank you very much for your presentation. We will take board member questions and comments first I do see that board member walsh has his hand raised Thank you chair watz and uh, thank you director burke and deputy director martin for the for the presentation. It's very thoughtful And lays out what we what we need to do next One question was just just about my my education on on this and I appreciate your patience We're looking at the water storage and lake sonoma What's the projected use before the next The next big range or before the period where we have more water coming and then going out of of lake sonoma What's our projection for the low level given our current conditions? Well, um, so, you know, there it is a little bit of a different situation with lake sonoma than lake mendicino it's very dire as far as lake mendicino goes and Um, ultimately just want to point out that the contractors really have very little to influence what can be done up in lake mendicino Um, we're you know our water supply mostly comes from lake sonoma Um, but there's a two to three year supply in lake sonoma And my understanding is that they are not expecting to hit that I guess I should step back to just a little bit. There is a hundred thousand acre foot threshold in decision 1610 that governs the water rights for, um, snow water and when they hit that hundred thousand acre foot threshold, there is a Trigger for a 30% reduction in diversions So what we heard from snowmobotters, they are not anticipating hitting that hundred thousand acre foot threshold Which is sort of a critical management threshold for them. Um, so so, uh, you know, I've heard They obviously run these scenarios in a variety of different ways, you know, depend upon The expectations of when rain comes potentially maybe even get a little bit more rain for the end of the season Um, but you know, I heard a number of around 110,000 acre feet But it is quite a range, you know, there's there's a They when they model these things they use historical data sets, you know, including temperatures and rainfall and demands, but You know that the reduced diversions will obviously help You know in some ways, but the most critical piece for snow water at this point Is getting that temporary chain temporary change petition filed and order issued allowing them to better Manage their flows and outflows going on a sonoma lexenoma right now That will that will be where they get their most Bang for their buck as far as managing the water supply I appreciate that so there's so many so many variables going on in front of lexenoma and then dependencies on the reduced outflows into the river And and and the inter interdependency between all those variables. I appreciate that now I know why that projection is not on the slide because it's going to be a changing figure changing target And the answer is we need to reduce I appreciate that and then this may be to Director Burke may be better able to answer this question Do do you need anything else? From the bpu um As far we're going to make a recommendation of the bpu for the 20% voluntary reduction The bpu will make that recommendation to the city council and But the questions about the water advisory committee committee of the Sonoma water Or can recommend or or actually affect alloc changes and allocations based on unanimous Unanimous vote of the of the water allocation the water advisory committee Um, and then if that in turn leads to liquidated damages To do the respective governing bodies that charge water rates to customers. Do we need to take formal action? on those water advisory committee allocation changes so, um, good good questions board member wash, um In terms of the restructured agreement and section 3.5 that governs the ability to Give allocations That is resides with either Sonoma water or the water advisory committee the whack So the whack did take that action on Monday And so what we have agreed to unanimously is a different way to temporarily allocate water this summer For the months of july through october as a deputy director martin mentioned it's based on a Looking at at a 20% reduction in diversions compared to 2020 And then doing an across-the-board equal cut back to all of the contractors So that is what the whack approved on monday And what the discussions we've had with Sonoma water is that they're looking at it as that four month period And only once that four month period is completed If we haven't met our reduction then looking at liquidated damages There is ability under the contract to transfer water among contractors So we're looking at that opportunity the whole intent and goal is for all of us to work together and um Work on this allocation so that no one is actually charged liquidated damages In answer to your question about additional Anything additionally needed from the bpu at this time know What we will be doing is bringing this recommendation if the subcommittee so chooses to make it to the board and then Asking the board to make a recommendation to council and we'll be going in front of council on the 18th of this month and then As um w director martin alluded to earlier once we know what the action is from the state water board and what the corresponding Reduction and diversions would be Then we will get an allocation based on what was approved For a straight percentage cutback And then we will bring to both the bpu and the council our recommendation for the appropriate Shortage stage we should implement So we'll be back in front of the board hopefully in june um But we're you know Latest would be early july and then going to the council also in july to implement that stage of our shortage plan Gotcha. Thank you very much. And then I would note that the four month period is Average is more permissive than the month the month then Regardless it will give us some flexibility And so we we will still have monthly information and we Have had a lot of discussions internally about how we're going to track that information And we'll be updating the board on this at every bpu meeting So you'll be getting an update at every board meeting Between now and the end of the year at this point unless something drastically changes with rainfall, but W director martin knows that he's on a track or if he's not here for some reason His staff is on track to be at every bpu meeting reporting out on where we are with our You know in response to our request for conservation where we are for our demand side Where we are on the supply side in terms of purchases from Sonoma water So you'll be getting that information Um, you know, we're we're finishing up the metrics and how we're going to present that So you'll start seeing that for sure in july if not sooner Thank you very much. I appreciate the education and in your patience with a new member and I'm just I'm very impressed by by the measurement and the response of this. Thank you very much Thank you Thank you board member walsh. You came in at a a busy year for this something used to seeing deputy director at every every board meeting move forward Thank you for your help chair waltz. I really appreciate it and your patience as well We learn every every meeting I think so board member grable. Do you have any questions or comments? No, thank you for the presentation. It was daunting and and really comprehensive and well done. So thank you Thank you. My only um Two questions for on slide eight. You talked about the state water um board making You know any type to grant the request that Sonoma water has presented. Is it typical that they do Approve those requests. I know you said that they will then put on different You know, basically Request back for to us, but is it typical that they do approve those? Um Or is that I mean, I don't remember us doing that in the last couple years that I've been on the subcommittee So I'm just wondering what the typical response from the water board is As far as the history goes, uh, can I defer it to you director Burke? Yeah, just um as far as how those have gone in the past Sure, absolutely. So, um, yes, they uh, the state water board does typically approve the temporary urgency change petitions with an order But they typically Put a lot of requirements on us as orders so, um The last time we actually had an order from the state water board related to a drought or low water Storage conditions was in 2009 prior to that was in 2007 You may recall between 2014 and 2016. We were in a drought And we were but that actually was action that was taken at the state water board that gave individual allocations to every retailer So The governor didn't declare a statewide drought at this point. It's only in snowmen, mendicino counties. And so we Are working closely with Sonoma water They need to take action to reduce the flows in the russian river to help preserve storage So in 09 and 07 the state water board absolutely approved it But required reductions and diversions and so what we're trying to do is be proactive and really show all the efforts and work We've done to date to get the education out to our community and then suggesting the best way that we can help support that Reduce flow in the rivers is to also suggest a 20 percent reduction in diversions from the russian river So that's what's being put forward. I would I would say that it's not only likely that they'll approve that but they may also have additional conditions. They may also Require more of a reduction in diversions than what we're putting forward Great. Well, it's it's great that we're anticipating those orders and trying to get ahead of them. But um And then my my last question was I know that in the past we've had different grant opportunities to support water conservation efforts around Toilet replacements or other type of appliance and so forth. I know we did apply for Increase for the cash for grass program that we saw this last board meeting I believe Is the year is there any other opportunities that maybe not just our agency is looking at but you know the Sonoma ran saving water partnership or other types of programs that we could help With our our efforts that we do internally in our department Yeah, I did we did hear that um in the governor's Proclamation that he was anticipating trying to do a may budget revise We haven't seen anything concrete on that. But the idea was that there would be financial assistance to those that needed for drought So we're definitely going to continue to track that. But yeah, definitely seeking opportunities You know Sonoma ran saving water partnership has been been very successful and securing, you know grants through various Propositions that have come up over time But yeah, I think that as those funding opportunities perhaps come available, you know that sometimes they do when droughts come about We'll definitely be seeking out that as much as possible and you know to definitely, you know, those are the opportunities there to make conservation programs more enticing, you know, we're limited obviously As an agency to try and to make them Cost effective in a way that they implementation of a water conservation program is less than the purchase of more water So that's kind of typically where we we bump into that cap. But when those grants come in line, you can really Increase those incentives above and beyond that that kind of threshold that you keep yourself to Thank you. I know that, you know, our this department has done such a great job of trying to Present as many educational and incentives to our community. So any more that anyone else can do is always Appreciate it for for our ratepayers. So With that, are there any other questions or comments? I just wanted to note too that we we have seen an uptake uptake and people requesting rebates and cash for grass all of a sudden and pre pre approvals. So Um, you know, even out without those additional incentives, we're we're seeing interest. So I think our outreach is working. So um, you know, just some success there as well and then uh, just wanted to know You know board member walsh's comments, uh, you know, we all get an education on this every time there's a Drought that comes in so every few years. So uh, don't don't feel like you're the only one that's that's learning here as well. So Very true. Thank you. Um So with that, I will open it up for public comment on this item If you wish to make a comment via zoom, please raise your hand if you are dialing in via telephone Please dial star nine to raise your hand Secretary atha, do we have any live or email or voicemail public comments? We have a public comments Water conservation subcommittee the board of public utilities recommend to the board of public utilities that uh, we Santa Rosa water implements a voluntary 20 percent reduction of water use program as proposed by director burke and santa rosa water I second that I realized we actually did not need a formal recommendation. However, we will take it anyway Oh, thank you Sorry about that All those in favor Say aye Okay, great. Well, we will then bring this um to the uh full bpu um, thank you very much for all of your work and presentation and Um, with that we will adjourn Thank you chair watts and members grade bowl and director deputy directors Um, this is new to me. So here we go Ha ha thank you. Have a good day. Thank you so much


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Hi everyone, in this tutorial, we're going to talk about the PASS statement in Python. In Python, sometimes we need to do nothing and when we need to do nothing, it's good to know that we have the PASS statement. Also in Python code blocks needs to have at least one statement and the PASS statement in Python usually serves as a placeholder to ensure that the block has at least one statement. We can use PASS statement if we don't want to write code right away but want to write it later at some point of time. In the next few minutes, I'm gonna show you few examples how you can use PASS keyword. For example, in Python, every function must have a body or code block. Here we're having a function called my function with some code block but if we want to avoid writing this code block, we can just use the PASS statement which takes no action so this means that this function currently do nothing. I'm gonna type this code in Python IDOL or having a function which is not going to do anything so we can use keyword PASS and later at some point of time instead of this statement PASS, we can write inside this function all new code block. So it's the same situation with if else statements. In this case, if x is less or equal than 0, then we're not going to do anything but else if this x is a positive number, then we're going to print that information x is a positive number. I'm gonna type that code again inside Python IDOL. I'm gonna say that x equals to 1 and then I'm gonna just write this code x is a positive number and we get the answer that x is a positive number because x has value 1. Okay, then let's go to the next example. We can use the PASS statement also with FOR loop or WHILE loop instead of providing a code block inside our FOR loop or WHILE loop. We can just use PASS statement which takes no action. I'm gonna type again this example for item in range 10, PASS, so this FOR loop is not going to do anything and also it's the same situation with WHILE loop. I'm gonna make simple example. For example, yx is less than 0, then we're not going to do anything. Also we can use the PASS statement when we're working with classes. If you're making a class and you don't want to provide its own code right now, you can just use the PASS statement. Let's type this code again, class animal. That's all in this example. Don't forget to subscribe to my channel. Thanks for watching.


Hi everyone, first week of August is lactation week, so as females we should know what to eat and what not to eat for the mothers, so that they can have a good milk supply. First of all, update your knowledge at classes, so that you know what is required during that phase. 1500 milligrams of calcium, lots of fluids and lots of proteins are required. Only 300 calories are extra required. You can have ghee, parmati, jeera, this is very good to increase your milk supply and have a good proteinaceous diet with eggs, with paneer, with rajma, lobhya, so that you can have good milk supply. Milk, if you are able to it, it is very good, thank you.


Welcome at CES 2019. My name is Alfredo Arno and I'm marketing manager, automotive, discreet products and modules in North America. Here at CES, with our display at Electromobility, we're displaying the new wave of electric vehicle revolution, which has been also enabled by power semiconductor electronics. The electric vehicle has three main power blocks that are connected to the high voltage battery of the car. There's the traction inverter, the on-board charger and the DC-DC converter. These three main blocks pose a serious challenge on the power semiconductor. Silicon carbide is a wide band-get material, meaning that it can provide much higher voltages, faster switching, in narrow geometry when you compare to conventional silicon. In other words, with silicon carbide we're providing much more power and much lower losses inside a single component. In fact, when we tried silicon carbide MOSFET in a traction inverter, we're able to provide longer range per battery charge and we see much farther reduced footprint of the solution. We compare a single traction inverter, silicon carbide with a traction inverter designed with IGBTs. There is another power block in the electric vehicle ecosystem that can take advantage of this technology and that's the large DC-DC converter that we use in the fast charging station. The more power you push DC into the battery, the faster the charging time. Today with the fast charger we can charge the car in less than 30 minutes. ST has been at the forefront of this technology. We've been developing silicon carbide for over 20 years and we've been the first in the market introducing silicon carbide diodes and MOSFETs. Lately we're introducing a full new series of packages including power modules with silicon carbide and also conventional silicon to provide full solution for onboard charger, DC-DC converter, traction inverter and charging station. But here at CS we also want to mention that although silicon carbide is at the forefront of this revolution, conventional silicon is still largely of use with power components like IGBT, power MOSFETs, diodes and tarisor which we have been developing for electric vehicle in the recent past. But also integrated circuitry capable of doing the communication and metrology on the power line necessarily for the charging station. And last but not the least, the integrated gate driver that can drive safely the power component for the lifetime like our ST gap which is galvanic isolated. In conclusion, electric vehicle, high voltage, high power battery pose a serious challenge on power semiconductor. ST has developed a full series of components and solutions for the electric vehicle ecosystem including silicon carbide modules and galvanic isolated driver. For more information please visit ST.com.