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Our top story of the day, as it is in most news outlets, whether mainstream or otherwise, that you might see today, is the Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky's visit to the United States, his first visit outside of the country, since Russia launched its military operation in Feb of this year. It's been over 300 days of conflict in Ukraine. The president of Ukraine is meant to meet with the top leadership in the United States, including an address that he's already made to a joint session of both houses. In that speech, he has invoked all kinds of things, including comparisons with the victory against Nazi Germany in the Second World War. He's also talked about support to Ukraine being the equivalent of support for a global fight for democracy. For a wider perspective on this, as well as the reaction it might bring from Russia and in the wider context of the war that is ongoing, we have with us in studio Abdul Rehman of People's Dispatch. Abdul, typically strong rhetoric, as you would expect from someone in Zelensky's position at that point. What do you make of the speech in general in terms of its language and the kind of impact that he's at least hoping it would have? Well, it was quite, you can say, depends how you see it. It can be assertive, it can be aggressive. It can be a kind of assertion that the war will continue for the coming months at least, if not years, because Ukrainians are not ready to give up. Instead of talking about the need of peace, what Zelensky was mentioning was that war will continue until Ukrainians are able to retake all the territories they have lost to Russians. He also talked about how it is an investment by the foreign countries, particularly the US, if they provide Ukrainians with more weapons, provide Ukrainians with more money to basically sustain the war conditions. In a way, he basically defied all the possibilities of kind of talks, which is considered to be crucial to basically end the war. And he, in fact, mocked the idea of peace, and he talked about how peace for Ukrainians would mean that all the territories are liberated and Russia is defeated. So, this talk of aggressiveness, this talk of kind of not having any kind of dialogue with Russians at this moment is basically a talk of, which basically confirms that the war, as the world is hoping, and some of the countries which are also supporting Ukrainians so far, feeling the heat of it, now they are trying to kind of push the Ukrainians to, for negotiations, that pushing will not work. And it has been encouraged, in fact, if you see how the US has placed more money, already around $1.8 billion have been placed before he landed in US, and US also agreed to provide patriotic missiles, which basically is another provocation in the war. So, all the hopes with Zelensky's visit, the hopes of resumption of dialogues between the Ukrainians and Russians have further vanished, and that is the only takeaway from this visit. From a US perspective, because there is a change going to happen in the House, and there is some talk of the Republicans wanting to reduce sort of aid to Ukraine, will that be a factor in the months going forward, or what would you see happening next in sort of diplomatic terms? Well, if you see, as far as the Russian reaction is concerned, yesterday Russian ambassador to US and today Russian president said that this is yet another confirmation that US is directly involved in the war against Russia. So the claims of proxy war gets more credibility with this kind of pushing by the US, particularly Zelensky is addressing the US Congress. As far as its domestic context is concerned, there are commentaries about how Biden sees the war in Ukraine as a distraction from his own failures, his administration's failure in US, and basically providing the US public some kind of distraction in Ukraine and Europe, given the fact that if you see the overall performance of the Biden administration on all the basic fronts, there are credible questions about it. Zelensky taking over the Congress and some of the Republicans expressing doubts about diverting an essential amount of public money to the war in Ukraine, hampering the US economic scenario, US economy in different ways, is a serious concern. We do not know at this moment whether the Republicans, those who express their concerns about stopping the aid to Ukraine or reducing it significantly will be able to prevail, because even Republicans will see it as a possible distraction. Also the way Zelensky was received, both in the US media and by the US politicians, is quite clear that as someone has said before that the Americans see it as a possibility of a kind of cornering Russia in the international politics, reducing the international competition while using Ukrainians, the last Ukrainians as they say it. So this visit basically, as some of the Russian newspapers have said, that this is basically a kind of confirmation of the things which were said all this while and it has nothing new to offer. After doing that special on Netflix with David Letterman, I do not even know why Zelensky in that sense needed to make the visit all the way to the US. But thanks very much for that and while we have you Abdul, we are going to talk about another important story, an unfortunate story, news coming in from Afghanistan where the Taliban, the de facto rulers of Afghanistan at this point have announced a decision to ban women from attending university. The decision came at a meeting shortly after high school examinations were held in which several girls of course gave those examinations despite having been banned from attending classroom education since the Taliban took over Kabul this year. Abdul, along expected lines, all the sort of talk of a moderate version of the Taliban ruling this time around in Afghanistan have pretty much gone out of the window. There were reports, there were, of course, in different media about how the Taliban is not anonymous when it comes to how the quote unquote their version of Islamic laws applies to women this time. It is different from what it was in 1996. It also basically defies the US claims of quote unquote good Taliban versus the bad Taliban. All those binaries which were created ever since US started negotiating with Taliban much I think long past in 2016-15 to justify its basically attempts to come out from Afghanistan to find an excuse to withdraw forces from Afghanistan at least the physical prisons in Afghanistan basically has been yet again proved false and how shallow they were. So this also basically yet again establishes that the current leadership of Taliban has not moved away from their quote unquote basic position about how their version of society is basically a male dominated society where women are not allowed in public spaces. So the barring them, barring women from attending universities is the latest move. If we see what they have done in the last one year since they took over power in August 2021, more than one year, they have adopted unlike in 1996, they adopted a very gradual approach. First they shut down the secondary schools for women claiming that they are basically fixing some logistical issues, slay bus and so on and so forth and they will reopen the schools in March. That did not happen and it's unlikely that that will happen anytime soon. They also gradually introduced laws related to banning women from public spaces from parks, from other places, public swimming pools and so on and so forth. They also introduced law about women covering their faces and kind of making the complete veil compulsory. So this is yet another move and I think if there is not strong opposition from within, this may continue further. So on that subject of reactions or even internal opposition building from a political sensible, any reports that are coming in that indicate there is a space even for people to mobilize, for women to mobilize and other organizations to get together behind it? One good thing about this that there are no demands for external intervention as such. Of course, learning from the devastating impact it has had in the past. Of course, there are small scale demonstrations which have been reported from both Kabul and from other parts of the country. There are videos circulating on social media. Of course, the veracity of those videos, it is not established but they are claiming that there are male students in particular in some parts of the country who have bichorted their classes saying that this particular rule is not acceptable until women are allowed into the universities. They will not attend the classes either. Then of course, there are women and particularly the teaching community in Afghanistan have expressed their opinion in public and that is a welcome development in which they have questioned the legality and the need of such policies and some of them also have asked for organizing a movement against this. There is already a movement on social media and all the ground in Afghanistan about let them something related on the lines of let the girls study. And I think that movement there is an attempt to kind of make that movement stronger. Given the nature of Taliban and given its aloofness with the larger world politics as such, it is difficult to say at this moment whether those movements will be able to mobilize large scale demonstrations and large scale movement. We will be able to build a large scale movement and will have any impact on Taliban government changing its rule. But we will have to wait and see. Alright. Thanks for that update on a tough situation in Afghanistan. We move on to our final story for this episode of Daily Debrief which comes from the US. The House of Representatives Select Committee investigating the January 6th insurrection that ended with a bloody attack on the US Capitol building in Washington DC voted a couple of days ago to refer former President Donald Trump to the Justice Department to face criminal charges for his role in both fomenting the riots as well as attempting to subvert the results of the 2020 presidential election which of course Joe Biden won. The committee tasked with understanding Trump's plot to keep Biden out of office made the recommendations after over 18 months of investigation. I spoke a little while earlier to Anish via video conference for more details on this story. So Anish it's been a couple of days since the committee made its recommendations and asked the Justice Department whether they are interested in taking over and framing charges against Donald Trump. What do we see happening next? How does the process, where does the process go from here? Well the legality of this committee's recommendations of what it calls referrals is quite limited and to pretty much a symbolic gesture in many cases. So because the Congress as it works in the United States presidential system the Congress cannot interfere in the workings of the executive including the Justice Department. But these four charges that they or referrals that they have given to the Justice Department can be used as proper charges against Donald Trump if the attorney general is convinced that they have enough evidence against him to actually make a conviction at least in one of those cases. Now some of the charges can be in the gray area where the evidence can be quite problematic to get especially in the part where he's been charged with defrauding the state, defrauding the United States which is usually and as always been very narrowly defined as financial corruption on the part of an office holder and not necessarily somebody who is trying to undermine the constitutional process or engage in any kind of political corruption. So but there is the charge of him actually trying to undermine the constitutional process to begin with and also the fact that he has tried to actually even put a different slate of electoral college boards in so that can also be grounds for conviction later because there is definitely public evidence to it but it is the manner in which the Supreme Court gives gravity to these charges and the evidence that will be presented. So we need to wait and see how this is going to work out because the Biden administration definitely wants to be careful at this point because if there is a failed conviction or if they fail to convict him to begin with or a failed trial that could actually make him a political martyr. He's already made statements where he has called this a partisan witch hunt against him and which in many cases is true considering the fact that the committee members have including the two Republican members in the committee were against Donald Trump politically speaking. So there is definitely a kernel of truth but the thing is like the committee did give extensive attention to details that were brought out during the hearings and that can actually if we need to remember that this is not the only thing that was going against Donald Trump there are multiple investigations against him including that of financial fraud of his family's company. There is also an investigation in Georgia where he and his officials have been accused of trying to undermine the vote counting itself and then there is definitely a parallel investigation that is already happening under the Department of Justice regarding the January 9 incident. So this definitely is going to all of these factors can definitely help in the next coming months but we need to wait and see because there is definitely two more years for the elections to go on and how this will pan out is something that we need to pay attention to. You must have seen in your coverage of the story and reports coming in Anish already reactions from various parts of U.S. polity and this is like we were saying the first time a former president has been even faced with potential criminal charges in this kind of a context. So what has been some of that reaction and what sort of impact is it likely to have? Well a lot of progressive and liberal sections are lauding the committee definitely because of the fact that it has done something unprecedented. There have been impeachments and which also includes Donald Trump himself against former presidents and including sitting presidents but this is a very different case altogether where a person who served as a president is deemed to be liable to be convicted or prosecuted as a criminal or guilty of federal crimes is something definitely unprecedented in many ways. It is also going to be new territory for U.S. legal and political system because this only opens up possibilities that future presidencies and future Congresses can actually charge sitting former presidents of criminal charges that can actually lead to maybe a long drawn prosecution or even a conviction. So we need to wait and see because in many ways there are plenty of people within the establishment Democrats who are not very keen on taking the risk actually go down that road to taking that risk because obviously you can never be very sure of your own standing in the next few years itself. So definitely they want to take it safe but if a prosecution goes through with enough evidence and if there is a conviction that happens that will be really, you know, sort of ground-shattering in many ways and we need to see if how these things actually pan out politically because obviously we are looking at a whole host of other factors. We are not looking at the base that Donald Trump already has, the right wing base and also the right wing support supermajority that he has installed in the Supreme Court as well. So the political ramifications of all of these things needs to be countered and before we actually to get how these things are going to have, you know, wider implications. Right. Thanks, Anish. We will definitely keep a close eye on developments and see whether, you know, some of this unprecedented what would be setting a new president that would potentially hold even the highest office in the US accountable or the people in that position at least the time they are in power. So it will be an interesting one to watch. Thanks for the update for now. That's all we have time for today. Thanks for joining us. That's all we have on this episode of The Daily Debrief. For more on these stories, as always, we invite you to head to our website peoplesdispatch.org and of course give us a follow on the social media platform of your choice for regular updates. We will be back again same time, same place tomorrow. Until then, stay safe. Goodbye.


The challenge of the Yukon. The Wonder Dog King, swiftest and strongest of Eskimo lead dogs, blazes the trail through storm and snow for Sergeant Preston, as he meets the challenge of the Yukon. Sergeant Preston was typical of the small band of northwest-modded police, who preserved law and order in the new northwest country, where the greed for wealth and power led to frequent violence and bloodshed. But in spite of the odds against them, Sergeant Preston and his Wonder Dog King met that challenge and justice ruled triumphant. In the headquarters of the northwest-modded police, Sergeant Preston stood listening to his superior officer, Inspector Maynard. The older man frowned as he spoke. Alaska had Sophie Smith. The Yukon has many rentals. Sergeant, he must be stopped. Yes, you're right. As a leader of organized gangsterism, he terrorizes prospectors and trappers, who are carrying gold dust and valuable furs along the remote trails. And he's clever. He's wanted from murder and robberies. As you know, we've been trying to catch up with him for the last six months. Every outlaw makes at least one mistake, Inspector. That mistake is usually enough to hang him. Well, I hope you're right. I suppose there's a reason why outlaws like Reynolds operate in the Yukon. Besides being a place of great wealth, the country's so big they feel the law won't be able to touch them. I can't give you a definite lead on Reynolds. All you have to go on is the list I gave you. Well, that gives me an idea of where he's been, anyway. I'll start to work on it immediately. And we'll do everything possible to help you. If you want a man to work with you... Well, thanks, Inspector. I have all the help I'll need. Who do you plan to take with you? King. King? Oh, yes. I know of your attachment to your dog, Sergeant, but I'm talking about... You don't understand, sir. King and I have been working together for a long time. He's more valuable to me than anyone else could ever be. It won't interfere with whatever plans you have. I certainly hope you aren't making a mistake. A dog in this country is a beast of burden. A fine, splendid animal that's place. But in a case like this... I don't know. We'll see, Inspector. We'll see. As Sergeant Preston left police headquarters, the great dog King followed close at his heels. The mountains blue eyes narrow. That list Inspector Maynard gave us is something to start on, fella. As I see it, many rentals are slowly working west. He's pulled jobs in several towns and long trails that seem to indicate that's what he has in mind. So we'll head towards Seahorse City, King. And perhaps before long we'll find a more definite clue. A few days later, in the bank in Seahorse City... Yes, sir, gents? What can I do for you? This is a hold-up, pardon me. If you want to get hurt, hand it with a dust in that drawer. What? Why, you... Pete, you and Sam let the dust out of the safe. Yes, sir, many. All right, all right. What are you still in for? I was just going to... You all right? I'm all right. Come on, it's small time. Pen pushery ain't gonna reach for any more again. Get that dust in this much. In Seahorse City late the next night, young Dr. Wells sat talking to his wife. The light from the oil lamp flickering and casting weird shadows along the walls of the snug cabin. So they got away from him? Yes. And the only man who could identify them died with a bullet through his heart. I don't know, Molly. I don't know why the law doesn't stop this sort of thing. There will be stuff. There must be. People are always punished for... What was that? What? I thought I heard something outside. You see what I mean? You can't feel safe even in your own cabin. There's only some way to find Sergeant Preston. It's been a long time since we've seen him in Seahorse. And he's never been needed more. Be quiet, lady. I ain't carrying this gun just for show. What do you want? We have no money here. You're wasting your time.  Yes, I'm a doctor. Well, I got a job for you to do. Put on your methanol and step lively. Wait a minute. Like I said, Doc, I don't carry this gun for show. Come with me, see? You're insensible. Ain't no one going to get hurt. Fred, Fred, maybe you'd better go with him. All right. Go with you. Who's sick? Ain't exactly a case of sickness. Our lady, you want to see your husband get back here.   If you dare harm my husband, I'll have you hunted down. No matter where you take him. Ain't nobody going to be hunted down. What happens to him is up to you. I'll be all right, honey. Now, come on. We've wasted enough time already. Goodbye, Molly. And don't worry. Be careful, darling. Where are you taking me?  So you can't see where I'm taking you. I might as well tell you, Doc, you have to dig a bullet out of a fella's arm. That's all you got to do. Now, get in his sled. All right. Must you, Husky! Must!  It was a few hours later, Sergeant Preston hauled his dogs in front of Fredwell's cabin in Seahorse City. Okay. Go, you Huskies. All right, fella. Let's go in to see the doctor. Sergeant Preston. Molly, what's wrong? Come in, Sergeant. Please. Is there anything I can do? Maybe. Maybe you'll know what to do. Sergeant Preston listened to Molly Wells' story and frowned. She told him of the robbery and murder in the bank a few days before, and of the man who visited the cabin, forcing the doctor to go with him. He threatened to kill Fred if I told anyone. There'll be trucks in the snow, Molly. I'll follow them.  Oh, I knew I shouldn't have told you. You don't have to trust me, Molly. Come on, King. We might have a long trail ahead of us. But I have a hunch we'll find what we set out for at the end of it. At Manny Reynolds' cleverly concealed hideout miles north of Seahorse City, Fred Wells worked on the wounded outlaw's arms. Reynolds himself was far from a desirable patient, because, like all men of his kind, his reaction to pain was that of a coward. Oh, what? You wanted to get this bullet out, so keep quiet. You, over there. Yeah? Hold his arm. Pete. Yeah, boss, I'm here. I just thought of something. You might have been followed when you left Seahorse City. Yeah, we wasn't. I took care of all that. You would? Take it. Take it easy, Doc. You wouldn't have to go out on the trail and keep watching here. What's reason cold out there, Manny? Reason or not, I ain't taking any chances. Doc, his wife might have told somebody you brought him out here. You low-living suspicious devil. You don't have to be afraid of this. We'll settle with you, lady. The reason me and the boys ain't never seen the inside of a jail is because Manny Reynolds is always ready for trouble a long time before it comes. You know what to do, Pete. Yeah. I know what to do. When Sergeant Preston came into view, barred down a shallow valley. He and his dogs were sharply outlying on the moonlit trail. The two outlaws, serving as lookouts, acted quickly. King caught the scent of the two men as he sampled a sharp Yukon air. Oh, I see. Someone dropped on the trail. Perhaps he's been... Oh, you askie! Oh! Manny walked toward the motionless figure in the snow. As he bent low to examine the man, Pete's feet shot up suddenly, catching the policeman off guard. At the same moment, Lefty came from behind Like a streak of lightning, King threw himself in the two men. He furiously fought them, sinking his teeth into their hands and clothing. Stop!  King dodged, and his one thought was to get to his master. King! King has killed you, boy! Go on, King! Away! For a moment, the great dog hesitated. He didn't understand Preston's shock for man. Why did he order him away? Do you hear me, King? Away! Slowly, with a heavy heart, King loped toward the timber. Always, he'd obeyed Preston's commands blindly. Well, if it ain't the money... Lefty, wait a minute, he sees what we got! You got the drop of the sergeant's pressure. I never expected with heavy pleasure of holding a gun on you, Manny. You wouldn't have rentals if your man here hadn't done such a good job of playing dead. As you're holding the cards, what do you plan to do? How'd you find us? Who directed you to this place? Who told you? Maybe it was the doctor's wife. And just maybe, Manny. Maybe I didn't stop in Seahorse City. Sergeant, you shouldn't have come here. Seems we're outnumbered anyway. Sergeant Bones is right, Muddy. You never should have come here. What are you gonna do, Manny? There's only one thing to do. Kill him.  Yeah, it is, Manny. Maybe your boys don't know as much about pressure as I do. He was the one that was responsible for Whitey McLaughlin getting it in the making. Whitey was a friend of yours? Yeah, a good friend. If we don't get you, you'll get us, right? That's right. I set out to find you and I have. It would have been better for you if you hadn't. You can't get away with this. Your job here is done, Doc. You'll keep quiet, or you'll get what we're gonna give the money. You know, Manny, it seems to me you're making a mistake. Yeah, a mistake of overconfidence. I'll hand it to you, all right? You're plenty cool. It's what you mean.  Even the Sergeant Preston whistled for King, the sharp whistle that had always been a signal between the two of them. The Mount he wandered and hoped. His King waited outside the cabin. He heard. He'd waited. A powerful bond that was like a magnet held him to the place where Preston was. He'd waited. And as King heard his master calling him, he knew why. This was what he'd been listening for. He looked at the cabin, and from one of the windows saw the light streaming across the snow. It was a large window. And as he measured the distance, King broke into a run, stealing his lean, muscular body for the impact that was to come. What does that do? I'll take that, Manny. All right, you? No. Good boy, King. All right, you men, put your hands up. All right. You're all under arrest. And in Inspector Maynard's office a week later, King stood beside Sergeant Preston. Sergeant, you've done a remarkable piece of work. With no help at all, you brought in the whole Reynolds gang. With no help at all, Inspector? No, that isn't true. I had help, and believe me, I needed it. King? That's right, sir. King. Yes, fellow, thanks to you, the case is closed. These copyrighted dramas originate in the studios of WXYZ Detroit. And all characters, names, places, and incidents used are fictitious. They are sent to you each week at this same time.


This retrospective study of COVID-19 patients treated at NYU Langone Health used XG Boost model to predict mortality, ventilation, or ICU admission based on clinical data during different parts of their hospital stay. The most important feature was respiration rate, followed by SPO2, and age 75 years and over. The model's performance extended five days prior to death with AUC equals 0.81, specificity equals 70%, and sensitivity equals 75%. Other canonical markers such as diabetic history, age, and temperature offered minimal gain. Lab values such as blood urea nitrogen and LDH were most beneficial in predicting mortality. Features that were predictive of morbidity included LDH, calcium, glucose, and seriactive protein. This article was authored by Joshua M. Wong, Wen Klu, Xiaoshan Chen, and others.


Great ball in, brilliant! Salah, Firmino dropping the shoulder. Oh, that's a brilliant! Alexander-Arnold! Promotion, is this another one? Robertson with a corner, and that's... Just wait to see how those changes do affect the ball, Miss Shape. Alexander-Arnold, brilliant ball in again.  Well, do take a short corner. It's Andy Robertson, and Travis had to react. React he did, not once, but twice, but then he's beaten by Roberto Firmino. Alexander-Arnold, switching that ball, looking for Simacas. And Dike, amongst those gathered and waiting, and Liverpool started a scoring!


Very often you get the opportunity to get your staff together, usually for reasons of discipline or direction, but what should be the first thing you say or what should be the main takeaway from any meeting with your staff? I'm fond of saying that you should meet with your staff to tell them good stuff more often, six times more often than you meet with them to tell them bad stuff. You know, it's a workplace boss to person reporting to you. It's a little bit like a marriage. If you're always criticising, it's not going to last. But if for every criticism, this is based on research, you say six positive things in between, you have a great marriage. So the same thing in workplaces.  That's not praise. That just makes people comfortable and not productive, but tell them what they're doing. Well, I love the way you did that report. I love how you cross those T's or whatever it is, but give six times for every time that you got to tell them something like, hey, I noticed that you didn't say hello with a smile. Can you do that better next time? No problem. I got you. Because I know you know I'm a top bloke, but it's not a problem. But if I'm not sure of that, geez, am I doing anything right? And that ties in with what we often talk about is remember why you hired someone in the first place. You hired them because they had a skill set, because they had an attitude set. Remind yourself of that and then remind the person of that. That's what you're here for. You're contributing. You're offering value. Now, we all like to know that we're valuable as in we contribute to this group. By the way, that sounds easy, but just to ask any married person how easy it is.


Okay, good evening, good afternoon, good morning everybody. This is the GSOC 2023, first office hour for the selected contributors, the team setups were in the middle of the bonding period. So the date of today is May 11th, for the record. So welcome everybody and everyone who attends who will listen to this recording. We will not, so it's in a loose format, but generally we go in these meetings around every projects to see how people are doing and remind of the deadlines and listen if there are any impediments or worries around there. So let's walk through the project. So we started the bonding period there. So the bonding period is that everybody can put a face on the name, know each other, setting up regular meeting, communication channels, so there's a lot of work to do. So it just started and I just would like somebody from the plugin health score project. I see that Adrian turned on his camera. Is there somebody else from your project there? No, I think that I'm alone. Okay, you're alone. Can you tell us where you're standing? I believe it will be a little bit short. Yeah, it will be a little bit short. We have a meeting set up just after this one. So I will jump right away to a bonding meeting that we set up. Not me, Jake set up with Tiraj, Mustafa and Lagruti. I believe that will be the first meeting. I think so. I just come back from a vacation. So I'm just also trying to figure things out. We're sorry for you. We're sorry for you. No, no, yeah. But no, so yeah, we have the first meeting set up and we'll have more things to say for the next office hour. Great. So as you it's just starting, you have no issues or worry? No, no, not so far. Everyone accepted the meeting. And I think we will use it to also figure out what time schedule is best for everyone and so on. So even I believe that the first one is not great for anyone living in India because time zone there. But it's the first one. So we'll figure things out and so far not great. The next project is building Jenkins I.O. with an alternative tool. So Chris is the lead mentor. Is there somebody else from the project on there? But Chris, you can take the word and go ahead. Maybe, but Jeff, do you want to talk a few words about, do you want to say something about the projects progress? Yeah, so we set up the meeting. With Vandit. So I think this Sunday we'll be having it and we decided the time zone and also it's good to go. We'll be having the first meeting this Sunday and I think night it is. So other than that, there's no extra update. Okay. Good. Thank you for that report. Everything is going well. Don't forget to update the project page at least with a reference with your meeting notes and all that. So that if other people want to know where you're standing and what you're working on, we can have a look there. So, and I guess, Rajiv or Chris, any worries right now? Well, we made it to worry about how to communicate, how to coordinate efforts with the community. And that made me take more time than we have. Let's see what we can do. Okay. Good. Here, if you run into bigger worries, we can discuss it either here or in one-on-one and see, but I have noted it down. Good. The next project is Docker-based Jenkins Quick Start. And we have Hashutosh with us. Yeah. And we have the, hey, great. Welcome aboard Hashutosh. Congratulations for the selection. Thank you. How are you feeling? I'm feeling pretty good. And scared? No, I don't know, but intimidated. How about the exams? Oh, yeah. The exams are going well. And they'll be over tomorrow. Okay, fingers crossed. Okay, great. Bruno, do you want to make a summary where we're standing? On the middle of the bridge, I guess. It's still difficult to find a time slot compatible with the mentors myself and Hashutosh. We don't have the answer yet of all the commenters, so we don't know. Hashutosh is planning something tomorrow, I think, after his last exam. Hopefully, we will make it. Hashutosh created a Slack workspace. Also, we have something on the Gitter. But we haven't planned yet a regular meeting. I think we'll do that from next week on, because Hashutosh has exams this week, so I won't put any pressure on him. Hopefully, this week. We'll see that later on. Would you have anything to add to that? I have one point. We are thinking about meeting tomorrow. Leo also said he will be available tomorrow, but he won't be available between 13 and 17. So tomorrow seems like a good time, but he didn't say anything right now, so we don't know what to do. Don't wait too much on Saeed. Go ahead with... Yeah, we'll see that tomorrow. I guess, Jean-Marc, you wanted to talk about Slack. Yes, so you've seen and it's good that Alyssa is on the call. So it's a very good initiative, Hashutosh, that you created a Slack workspace. For the team, I've made some comments. The biggest comment I have is that the conversation will be in a closed circuit, which tends not to be positive. Because when people don't know what's happening, then you have suspicions that build up. So my suggestion is Slack is a perfect good tool. Don't forget that the free version, unpaid version of Slack, you can't keep the history of conversation longer than 90 days, three months, I believe. So this is one of the advantages of GitR, but here Slack is a handy tool and we use it. My recommendation for the team is to ask to open a dedicated channel on the CDF, Slack workspace. It makes it also easier visibility. A lot of us are already connected to that. And so it's one less Slack workspace to monitor. Hashutosh, what is your feeling about that? Yes, I also think it's better to have a channel on CDF Slack. Yeah, okay, good. Alyssa, do you know how to do the magic to have a public channel created on that? So that would have to be created by somebody in CDF, so I can reach out to them and ask. But what do we want to do? Do we want to create, is it just one Slack channel for all of us, mentors and org admins or do a separate project? So no, it's just one project here in this case, the project from Bruno. So and use the project name, well I can suggest by we can use the existing chat Slack channel for that. So it would be gsoc underscore and what is it? Docker Jenkins, Docker based. Yeah, Hashutosh had a good name for that, just make it. I'm going to, I think you're on the Hashutosh Slack workspace, Alyssa? Yeah, I invited her, but I don't know. Yeah, here, we're just going to have the conversation about the naming convention, so that Alyssa knows. I've just created a channel for, I was able to create a channel on the CDF Slack space. So it's called gsoc-2023-darker-quickstart. Okay, so you were able to create it? Yeah, we could, I'll see you too. Anyone can do it, I think. Okay, yeah, because in the past it's somebody from there that would have to create it for us. Okay, but that's good to know. Yeah, I can create it. Even simpler, and then I'd really invite Hashutosh. Is, are you in the Slack space yet? I see you, I see you, hang on. But I invited him. Yep, I've just invited you. So Bruno, we have, like... Said you probably don't have. I'm not sure if he's here, he probably is. There it is, there it is, there it is, present in that Slack. I think it is. Okay, good. Anyway, I'll leave you, check it out Bruno, go ahead. So it's just a channel, and it's not as detailed as the workspace you had created Hashutosh, but we'll have to do with that. But it's not have to do it, it's all the functionalities are there. The only additional thing that the workspace created by Hashutosh was that you could create several channels, which is for me overkill for the project. Okay, fine with me, thank you. It just, don't forget, we need to make sure that we work in the open. It gives on the positive side the ability to whoever is interested in the topic to know what's going on and eventually to suggest directions or that. On the negative side, hiding things generates suspicion. Yes, but I guess that was not the initial goal of Hashutosh. Hashutosh will have to have a link to that channel workspace in the GSOC documentation. In the GSOC blog post, you will have to write, I guess, in the coming weeks. Yeah, and also on the project page, on the project page. Anyway, so if you have questions, go to either Chris or myself. Okay, there's this problem solved. Bruno, are there questions, impediments, worries or Hashutosh? Not yet, not at all. We just said this. Thank you. But you're all starting great. You're, I see, a lot of energy. The last project is the GitLab plug-in modernization. We have Harsh, there he is. Nice, and turning the camera on. Oh, thank you. So I can put the name. Congratulations. Yeah, we can keep the congratulations aside. I have completed the project description page and also set up the profile thing. And I'm currently working on the project plan. And the blog post will be written in the last week of the community bonding period. So that's where we are. And the meetings are going on pretty well. We have decided to keep the meetings on Friday. So that's what's happening right now. Very, very good. I have a few, I've seen your project page.  That's very good. I have a few suggestions of improvement, things that, but we have the time to do that. And basically the link to the meeting notes. I don't want to, I want to reassure myself that everything is going well. And I do that by browsing through the meeting notes. The link is... I think the link to the meeting notes was there. I added them. Okay, so probably my mouse was not correct. I'll double check that. If I have a worry, I'll contact you. I'll check. I think I added it. No problem. These are just details. It's because I'm lazy. Yeah, if I found it, then I'll add it. Don't worry about that. Right. No problem. Do you have worries, impediments? Not yet. I'll ask more on the Gitter channel. I cannot have technical doubts here. Okay. What I'm very happy to see is that the contact is established on all teams at various paces. Discussions are starting. There are also things that start to be written down. So making great progress. So we're on the right track. Based on our experience of last year, let's not waste the bonding period. The bonding period flies by quickly. And we can prepare, set up the project so it can be used. And I see it's moving along very well. Okay. Great. Are there more general subjects or stories to share? Yeah, kind of a general question. Go ahead. So can we start the coding before the coding phase in the community bonding phase itself? Like simple adding code, like adding dependencies and stuff like that. We can start way away, actually. I'm serious because that's what I did when I was doing GSOC. I started doing the bonding period, not after. So you can start before. So just make sure to discuss it with your mentor so that you put your energy at the right point because I see that you're moving forward quite well.  You see me maybe turning my thumbs here waiting. And good question. Good question. My exams are currently working. So I'm quite slow with it. Things will be faster. And I think I'll be able to complete the project plan till 19th. So I was thinking of starting to contribute faster. That's why I asked. Right. Good. Don't forget, studies for first. So the exams have priority. No, it's going well. I'm not going to, I'm not having any problems. It's going well. They are mid-semester exams. So I have less syllabus to cover. Okay. Well, just a reminder. So if you're running into troubles or also, let's discuss it either here or one on one. But I'd like to emphasize the priorities and no late night working. It's the father in me. I'm calling it that. Okay. Good. Something else, another comment. I believe that we have a great start for this GSOC and a bonding period. Very well. Then I wish you all a nice rest of the day. And we'll meet, we'll meet next week. So we probably will have less attendance from Europe. I'll be there next Thursday is a festival here in Europe. And so it's a public holiday. But let's keep this weekly rhythm. And if nobody shows, it's okay. But let's share the progress and seeing the others moving. It's always very, go ahead Bruno. Stupid question, but have trouble distinguishing from bond holiday, public holiday, festival. How do we know when it went to use what word? Yeah. Just use a word and see if people are frowning. So I don't know. I don't know. I use festival because I believe this is a word used. Maybe we can use to our Indian colleagues. In India, yes, for sure. Festival is religious related, which is the case of next Thursday. Which is mainly not only Catholic, but also in other Christian religions. It's also an important. I'm not sure. But so using festival holiday, bank holiday is just, but Chris is in a country with, or at least in the city with more British culture. Yeah, we do use bank holidays. Yeah. And when do you use bank holiday instead of festival alone? Well, it's kind of weird because in Hong Kong, public holidays are not the same as bank holidays. So it's like for some people that only get bank holidays, which is like some days less than all public holidays. Well, Bruno, you asked an interesting question. I believe I'm going to read a little bit tonight. Sorry, another night reading instead of sleeping. Well, no, but I'm, these are interesting subjects and show the international culture and being aware of the differences. Anyway, this is not a super important topic, but just be ready that next Thursday, the full attendance will not be there, but I'll open the meeting anyway. Okay. Yeah, I have, I have a problem here. It's marked back from the city con because the community bonding period meetings are not uploaded and I will love to see them if I could. Good point. He just came back. He came back yesterday. And by the way, but he's been awarded as the community MVP. Yeah. So at CD, at CD con, he got an award and a well deserved award. I had a meeting with him a little bit earlier. It's still very early his time. So reach out to him to ask and he has a lot of catch up to do right now. But ping him. No, no problem. Yeah, I'll ask him the next community bonding period meeting. Yeah. Okay. No, no problem. Okay. Good. Let's stay here. Thank you for everybody to attend. Good work. See you then next week or early. Bye bye everybody. Bye. Bye.


Wakey wakey boys and girls, they're here! I rewatched Nightmare and Sylvie yesterday, what a weird episode, what a weird episode. I really enjoyed doing the Doctor Who merchandise video, going through the cool stuff that I had, telling the stories that came along with it. So part two, I have enough for a part two, so why not? Grab your Black Current Ribena and let's just jump into it. One of the things I love the most about this community is the artists. Seeing the show from different art styles and forms and people is endlessly fun. Some you can find on Twitter, some you can find on Instagram, and some you'll find on Etsy. I got this as a birthday present a couple years back so I don't actually know who made it, so it'll be in the description as well as, it's obviously themed around the London Underground and it shows each line is a different Doctor's journey in the show. So for example, Eccleston's got the shortest line here, going from Earth to Satellite One to Platform One, and that's it, hang on, shouldn't it be Satellite Five? Well now I'm throwing it in the bin, but nitpicks aside, I find this awesome to look at, and yes, I've accidentally smashed it, it's been in storage a while, I've been waiting to paint these walls which should be painted very soon, there's just so many little references, I mean I'm wearing the Smith jacket now, right? So let's go through those, it starts off at Earth, as almost all of the Doctors do, it goes to Akaten, rings of Akaten, Callisto B, I don't know what Callisto B is, someone tell me in the comments, then it goes to Appalachia, oh good, the disease-ridden planet, rings differently after 2020 doesn't it, Vegas 12, Vegas 12? Also say it in the comments, I'm clearly not as versed in the smithaverse, Demons Run, where a good man goes to war, a good man goes to war, that was never not going to be about the Doctor, right? Moffat was trying to be cheeky like the fall of the 11th, like oh I wonder what that's going to be? Trenzalor, we don't talk about Trenzalor, Alpha Matraxis, it rings a bell but I, what the f- planet one, what is planet one? And the Dalek Asylum, that's pretty easy, the Dalek Asylum, I wish, can we go back to the dal- I know it got destroyed but can we go back to the Dalek Asylum, there's a good story to be told there as opposed to the one we got. And finally, Headwigs, World of Wonders, like I opened the episode with Nightmare on Silver, yeah that was not a good episode, hopefully I found the Etsy link so if you want one for yourself, buy it with the link down below, I promise your frame won't be broken like mine. And before we move on to the next thing, because we're on the theme of art so I'm cheating in adding a second one because that one's there based on coolness and references. This one is on sentimental value. Have you heard the good word of the Dobson family? This piece I believe was created by Hybrid Dalek, link in the description, and it is of little Rory Dobson and Colin the Dalek, I believe based on an actual picture they posted on Twitter. After I interviewed the lovely people, they gave me two framed art pieces, one of this and the other lives in my kitchen picture here, and it was just so kind of them, they didn't have to do that. And they are still very good friends, I'm hoping to go down and visit them again, they've actually got a new baby called Baby Ellis and he's lovely, as far as I'm aware he could be an absolute demon baby, Stormageddon Dark Lord of all, but I want to meet him anyway. Also Colin the Dalek has a ring modulator now with the lights and everything so yeah, I think the idea was to take him down to like Brighton Beach, or something and me being the Dalek and going around. God I need to do that, Dobson's, we need to arrange a date, I just want to see the Dobson's again, I love that family. Number two. Now last time I spoke about this one, this one and a TARDIS box, but that's not everything they made. Because us lovely lots lucky enough to grow up in the Smith and Tennant era will remember their TARDIS consoles. Now the obvious pick would be the Tenth Doctor console because well I do own that and I own the whole thing, but first of all Josh showed that off in his video I do believe, and also it's the obvious choice as much as it is the better choice, it's got the lights, it's got the sounds. Number, let's not forget this boy as well. We were very lucky to get this one, I mean I know it's not perfect, it hasn't got the lights, it hasn't got the sounds, it hasn't got any pressable buttons but the detail on display is insane, ignore the dust, but I mean look, you can see through it, you can see all the wiring underneath, you can see each individual button, like you can see the DMAT lever, the handbrake, all that lovely stuff, there's even a little hole to put the sonic screwdriver, I lost all my sonic screwdrivers, but if you were less careless like me you can slot the 11th one in there or any other sonic screwdriver in there, or like the 7th Doctor's umbrella if you're an absolute maniac. But character options, why did you have to stop with this one? You could have done the classic consoles, you could have done, well not the whole Capaldi run, that would have been huge, but you could have, but I am not one to be ungrateful, well yes I am, I'm a Doctor Who fan but still, I am happy with what I got, very happy indeed, as a Smith slut. Number three. You know what guys, it's been long enough, I haven't mentioned Doctor Who Time Fracture in a while have I? Let's fix that. I know not everybody got the chance to see it, which is a crime, but Doctor Who Time Fracture for those who aren't in the know was an immersive theatre production themed around Doctor Who, and it was the best thing ever, and it changed my life. Let me explain. I'm a fairly nostalgic person so I often look back and see sort of my human life journey, I guess, to sort of find patterns and times where I was the happiest. 2020 for example, besides the obvious, was the year of me moving out, that's when I moved out with my now-fiance Gemma. 2021 was the year of the community show, that's when I started that and started doing all these cool interviews, and 2022 last year was the year of immersive theatre, and it all started in February with my first trip to Doctor Who Time Fracture. I'll show things off as we go. I do actually have a selection of items because I couldn't pick just one, first of which being this, the returning hero identification, basically you stamp it every time you go, and if you fill it all up you get little perks. As you can see I didn't actually finish, I only went seven times, so I didn't actually complete the collection, or at least I wouldn't have. Here are all five of my hero badges, but like I was saying, in February I went to Doctor Who Time Fracture for the first time and I was enamoured. It was spectacular, the sets, the actors, the script, spectacular across the board, and I couldn't get my mind off it, it was magical, I was entranced. So I started messaging the actors, asking if I could do a community show interview, and I heard back from a couple who were into it, but I had to talk to management, you know, get the consent, and okay, because you know, this is an officially licensed Doctor Who thing. So eventually I found the email of one Claire Chamberlain, who gave me my shot essentially. I gave them this big old pitch in email form, explaining that I had done MCM before, and what the show was, and what I would try and do, being like, look, I'm happy with an interview via Zoom. She said, oh absolutely, this sounds like a great idea. Why don't you come to the venue about a couple hours before the show day, and you can talk to six of the actors. Think about how insane that is. A random guy on YouTube who had just over a thousand subscribers, who had only done about a season's worth of community show episodes, is being invited to a theater venue, an officially licensed Doctor Who show, before the show day, to talk to six actors, who played various roles from time lords and unit scientists. How weird is that? And other than tea or coffee, I believe I was the only one lucky enough to do this. Oh and Blue Peter. I'm on the same level as Blue Peter, but I'll get back to that. Five hero badges. But I only went seven times. What's that about? So as I mentioned, I did the interviews, which meant I was lucky enough to get to know some of the actors. Now I won't say which one this was, because I don't want to get them in trouble. On the final day, asked me, oh, were you able to come enough times? I know you came a lot, but did you get all of the hero badges? And I said, no, unfortunately not. And so right at the end, we've gone through the whole show as normal, this individual comes up to me with hands in pockets and goes here, take these. And they're enough hero badges for me and Gemma to complete our set. I love that person, and you know who you are if you're watching this. I love you for that.  Now those are the things that I got that I was allowed to get. There are a few things that may have fell into my possession in some form or another, but before that, Immersive Theatre. I know what that is now. Now fast forward to about halfway through the year, I'm looking for a new job. In the back of my mind, I'm remembering some of these immersive theatre production names, namely a few of them like Simon Victor and Jess Elton mentioned Secret Cinema a few times, so that name was in there. I see a job opportunity pop up, a front of house job opportunity for Secret Cinema, so I apply. And I won't bore you with the rest as maybe that's a story for another time. But that led me to do Dirty Dancing, the cult classic film, and Guardians of the Galaxy, where I got to be a ravager and lock people in an escape room prison where Rocket Raccoon breaks them out and I get to be part of the story. Back to time fracture though. Number one is this Ka-Blam employee contract which actually has been signed by Gemma, hence why she had it. So this one was, I was allowed to keep as far as I was aware, even though it is technically Gemma's, but still cool though. The next ones are a bit iffy, so there's this. A ticket to the luxury space liner, the ZZ1, which is basically the halfway point of the show. And I think very few lucky people actually got given this, and again as far as I'm aware, I should be allowed to have it, you know, it's given to it, no one asked for it back, sponsored by Ka-Blam. These two. Let's start with this. This is weird, right? There's no escape from reality, it says. Now where did I get this and why do I have it? So if you've been, you will know that on one of the unit scientists' desks, I believe of Dr. Courtney, that character has a bunch of post-it notes, and you can even add to it, I think at a certain point, but then they got a bit nuts, so people hid the pen. But I noticed a couple people like side just sort of, on the last day, picking one up, picking their favorite up and pocketing it. And who am I to not join in?  It's even blue tacked down so people don't steal it, didn't stop me. But that's not my cheekiest. Also, okay, if anyone's watching from Time Fracture, you can have these back. If you ask for them, you can have them back. I don't want to be blacklisted at all from anything future. This is just because it was the last day and I wanted mementos. So again, in unit, there was a little folder full of these different files, which the unit scientists sort of flicks through and shows you things. Now, what they did as a mistake, this was a mistake on their part, was left me alone with it. So I picked one of the coolest ones. Basically, it's another contract signed either by me or one of the scientists. And again, you can give it a read if you want, but look, I feel a little bad because it is essentially theft, half of these. I would never go back and change what I did because I missed this show with all my heart. I love it. It genuinely means so much because not only because it was Doctor Who, and it was a theatre Doctor Who, and I got to do the interviews, but also just how it changed my life, how it changed the direction of 2021 to be the year of immersive theatre. And it introduced me to so many amazing people, like all of those actors. I adore and I saw them as I worked for Secret Cinema. For example, Simon Victor, who was either Lord Tepesh in Gallifrey or Dr. Courtney, he played the collector in Guardians. So I got to work with Time Lord. And he's a lovely guy, and I got to see the likes of Jess go to these events. And Sam Hunt, who is absolutely adorable. And Angus, who played Shakespeare, has actually written for Big Finish. He wrote one of the 11th Doctor Shorts, I believe. But okay, I need to wrap this section up. Thank you, Doctor Who Time Fracture. And everyone involved in making it, I will never forget you. And I, God, I hope you come back. And let me be in it, please. Number four. Going back to Etsy, I love fan-made props. For example, James Sutton. He's made tons over the years with, I think it's Little Prop Shop. And again, with this one in particular, I can't remember who made it, but it is so cool. And I've used it in Doctor Who Road. This. This is a recreation of a prop from Doctor Who series Two, Age of Steel. Basically, that's that crystal that Tenant gets out of the TARDIS. It's a prop you wouldn't expect. You wouldn't think to make this. But when you hold it in your hand, it's so cool. Like, it's got that sort of coral design. You know, it's very clearly based on the 10th Doctor's TARDIS. So the prop team did a brilliant job in theming it. And I believe this is all entirely 3D printed. And that's not the only cool thing. The green bits also glow in the dark. It's just a little detail you don't need, but adds so much.  It was just a cool prop I bought off Etsy. A reasonably cheap for what it is. Got my use out of it. And it looks amazing. What else do I need to say? If you want one of your own, like I keep saying, link in the description. Highly recommend it. It makes for a cool shelf piece.  Now let's move on to the final item. Did I hear someone say underrated? Yes, really. This is how I'm ending it. The Dalek paradigm. I love them. Even at the time, I didn't understand the hate. I mean, yeah, the colors are a bit garish. Grow up. Now I do understand people's issues with it. Like the silhouette is a bit weird and the colors are quite garish. I mean, they did fix that a bit in the Dalek asylum episode, like the red drone in particular with the more chrome look. I love them. I love them a lot. Again, there's not much to say. And I'm so glad I've got the full set. I had the full set once. Then I had to get rid of them to make space. But then I was an adult with my own money sort of. And so I got to buy them all again. In fact, I think one of them, Gemma, got me for it as a present. God, I do well at birthdays. Going back to time fracture, seeing the Daleks whizz around in person and shouty-shouty in the eye light up. I love their ranks. I love how different they are. You know, we have the drone sort of grunts. We have the scientists, the sort of techie one. We have the Supreme, of course, who is the best of the lot. We have the Dalek strategist. I believe it's Matt Smith's favorite from the Confidential. You know, he's in charge of battle plans. And then the Eternal. Mysterious. I just think they're neat. And if you'd like to argue that, the door is there. I don't want to talk to you. And I don't believe that is where I should leave you. As much as I do have more cool stuff, I mean, hell, I've been wearing one this whole video, the BBC shop, 11th Doctor Coat. But, ah, need to move on to cooler things. If you have any ideas for other YouTubers I can rip off, let me know. I don't think I do reviews. My opinions don't matter on episodes because they change a lot. I do hope you enjoyed. Let me know some of your favorite Doctor Who merchandise in the comments below. And I'll see you in whatever weird video comes next.


The Appalachian Advantage plan is the simpler, better way to get the phone you actually want instead of paying hundreds of dollars up front.  It's called the Appalachian Advantage available at Appalachian Wireless. Pike County saw many seats change hands during election night. One of those being for the county clerk position. I mean it's, I'm still overwhelmed. I've not really had a chance to let it sink in.  You know, I had some friends win, I had some friends lose, you know. People in Pike County obviously have got their opinion on what they want and they were ready for a change. Voters turned out to elect Daryl Pugh to the county clerk position of Pike County. Pugh, who won with 8,612 votes, defeated his opponent and former county clerk Ronda Taylor by nearly 1,400 votes. Well, yeah, I think the message was, you know, across the board because all the other candidates we all won by about the same margin. So, you know, people got together and they, I think families got together and talked about it and groups got together and there was a, the issue on abortion was on there. So, you had a lot of religious people that had an opinion on that and evidently were what they wanted. Ronda and I have always got along. We've always been cordial to each other and I do believe that she has, as I do, the best interest of Pike County at heart. It's just we have a different philosophy on how to get there. Pugh has discussed his plans for change and how to better Pike County. As we all know, that live here in Pike County, Pike County is a very large county. You've got three branch offices in the main office. Things have changed in downtown Pikeville. You've got the hospital that's about to build in next door to the courthouse that takes a lot of the parking that people were using for the courthouse. So, I think that if we can utilize the branch offices to get a lot of traffic back to them, it's closer to people. You know, sometimes when decisions was made, gas was less than $2, now it's three something. It was up to five. So, having the branch offices open closer to the people where they don't have to spend their time and money coming to the town where there's no parking at this time, I think is a step in the right direction. Reporting for Mountain Top News, I'm Jameson Killen.


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two green weeks in a row for Bitcoin for a total move of over 17% in the last two weeks. However, we are still not out of the woods as we now face a massive, massive resistance line where we've already been rejected from four times just in the last few months. So this is basically like battling that final boss was super difficult to get by in order to get to the next stage. So if we cannot get past this final boss, then guess what happens? We have to start all the way back from the beginning of this level. So if you're younger, then you probably won't get this reference as you've always been able to save the gains. But believe it or not, back in the days on previous and older consoles, you couldn't save your progress in the game as you played. So if you died, you had to go all the way back and start from the beginning of the level. So if I was stuck with a final boss or at the end of a level and I still couldn't beat it and I had to go to school the next day, I would basically pause the game and leave it on while I slept and went to school. And I would hope that by the time I got back from school, either one, my mom or grandma or someone didn't turn off my console and two, that the game didn't freeze and I was still able to play it from where I paused it. Again, the newer generation won't understand this, but if you're older, you know what I'm talking about. So that's the exact scenario that we're at right here. If you look at the chart, every time that we've hit this exact same level, we have retraced all the way back down. So in today's video, we're going to look at a couple of different scenarios that we could possibly see and possibly get over the weekend, where then of course going to look over the order books as well to see where's the interest. And then I'm going to share with you guys the exact trade setups that I will be watching this weekend to make some profits regardless of which way prices go. So let's go ahead and dive right into today's video. So it's been a week since my last analysis. Unfortunately, I was a little bit under the weather, but if you guys caught the trade setup that I gave you guys last week on Friday, I told you guys that we were playing that 42k level. And if you guys entered that 42k level, you could have wrote it up multiple times over. But overall, it's up around 7.5% from where we told you to enter. So using 10x leverage like we usually do, that's around 75% profit on that move. So if you guys see here, we entered that same exact trade that we gave you guys, we made over a thousand on that trade. Then the next day, we continued to use that same trade made another $800 on it. In between, of course, we're taking other trades in Ethereum as well. And this week, we've pretty much been on fire. We went four for four on our trades on Monday. We went two for three on our trades on Tuesday. We went four out of five on our trades on Wednesday. And yesterday, if you look at the chat guys, we went crazy yesterday and we actually went 10 out of 10 hitting every single trade that we took. And so far today, we're three out of four. So it's definitely been a crazy, crazy week. So I'm going to be sharing with you guys the trades that I'm going to be looking at this weekend. But first, let's break down the price analysis on Bitcoin and where we can go, you know, what scenario we could possibly see from here. And yeah, let's see what we get. So first of all, as you guys can see, we've been rejected at this major resistance level four times here just in the last few months. If you go back even further, you will see that we were, we've been rejected there another time back in September. We also use the same level as support here. And we used it as support here again. So we've literally been trading in this range so far, the entirety of 2022, we have just been getting rejected at that resistance and basically going all the way back down and retesting the support, then jumping back up, getting rejected, testing the support. And here we are again. So remember, we spoke about this last week, we told you guys that with this break here, we were expecting a continuation all the way to the top of this range here. And that's exactly what we got. So now the next step is, are we going to break to the upside? Or are we going to get rejected again and drop all the way back down to that 36 to $35,000 range? So you can see that the highest price that we've seen through all of this period here was right here on February 10, which was a high of $45,848. So when we retested earlier this month, we had a high of $45,322. And so far today, when we broke above $45,000 for a very small amount of time, we went to a high of $45,105. So so far, this candle is looking exactly like all of these candles here when we got rejected. It's looking very, very similar. And with tensions escalating again in Russia in Ukraine, with interest rates rising, is this all painting the perfect storm for Bitcoin to get rejected yet again here? And for us to drop all the way back down here again to retest the support again, to then try to bounce back up again and break out of this level again, it is definitely a possibility. So the next few days will definitely be interesting for Bitcoin, because when looking at the chart, you can see that most of these rejections were pretty obvious and pretty fast. You see here the first time, the second and third time, there were very quick rejections as well. Although the second time we tried for about three days before then getting the big red candle here. And we actually tried again within like a week and then got two huge rejection candles here went right back at it. Boom, the next day got huge rejection candles. And then here we are again. So by Monday, we might know what's going to happen. So we need to be prepared. So it looks like most of these once we got rejected and lost the 42k level was pretty much what signal does that our uptrend was over and that we were going to start heading down. We can also pretty much see where we had that uptrend and pretty much after we broke this rising support here, that's when we went on a downtrend. We see it again here. Once we broke that we got the big red candle down and currently we're still writing that trend to the upside. So if we break below this level, which it's currently today is currently sitting at around $43,000 tomorrow, it'll be sitting at around $43,500. So $43,000 might be the key level that we're watching to see if we break this trend that we're currently on. Because if we do, then we are likely looking to possibly retest this bottom area here. Now, if we do break to the upside, I'm expecting a big rally at that point, I think just because we've been rejected so many times. So that rally might come after $46,000 because I think that there's a lot of traders right now shorting at 45 with probably a stop above the high right here. So that would mean that their stop is probably going to be sitting around $46,000. I think if we break above this high here and we break above 46, we could see an instant rally up to around 48,000 and we might even make a little stop at 50 and 54,000. Remember, if we break this right here, this Fibonacci level, we go into the next stage, right? The next level, we go, we defeat the boss and we start playing the next level to look for the next boss, which is sitting all the way up here at $54,000. You'll see that last time we broke through that level, we went all the way up here, we got rejected there by the boss, then we broke through the level again and we defeated the boss, which of course led us to our previous all-time high at $69,000. If you look further back, you can see the same thing. Once we got above this level, we set up a new high here, we got rejected, we tested this level and then went right back up and set up some new all-time highs at that point. So this is a crucial line in the sand, which divides a possibility for newer highs, all-time highs and a possibility to go into a bear market. This is pretty much the line in the sand that sheds possibility in either direction. So this is a very important level that we will be keeping an eye on over this weekend and going into next week, of course. So looking at the order books, you can see that there's currently the most sell pressure sitting right at $45,000. You can see there's also some buy orders right above the high of the day. If you go up a little bit higher, you can actually see a lot of buy orders sitting at $45,500. So it looks like those people there are looking for a breakout above $45,500 there. Now something that's interesting here is that at $43,500 and at $43,450, there's a lot of sell orders there. There's also sell orders sitting at $43,200. There's sell orders sitting at $42,750. So it looks like those are people looking for that confirmation of a rejection and trying to short it there at that point if we were to start heading back down or it might just be people looking to take profit because they bought while the price was lower. Either way, these are good levels to just keep in mind and keep an eye on when you're also looking for any trades. Now next, I'm going to be showing you guys the exact trade setups that I will be watching and I will be taking over this weekend depending on what happens with the price action. But however, before I show you guys this, all I ask for is that you guys subscribe to the channel. If you guys are looking to make money either through trading or crypto passive income, maybe a little bit of NFTs or maybe you just want to stay up to date with the latest money making trends in crypto. I literally upload a video every single day about these topics. So please smash that subscribe button so that you never miss another opportunity to make money in crypto again. In addition to that, I answer every single DM that I get on Instagram and I also answer every single comment that you guys leave on my YouTube channel. So please, if you have any questions, drop it in the comments below. All right, guys. So now let's go ahead and take a look at the trade setups that I will be watching like a hawk this weekend to try to make some profits. All right. So obviously, the main levels that we're going to be watching is $45,000 of course, because that is the final boss of this level that we're currently sitting at. And the next level that we're going to be watching is right at this trend line. So remember, we spoke about around $43,000 to $43,500. And what's interesting here as well, it's that we're not the only ones watching this level. If you look at the order book, this is where there's a lot of sell orders. So that means that people are watching this exact same trend line to take profit or sell at that point. So we're going to try to use that information to make some profits. So now this comes down to which way you think the market's going to go. If you think the market's going to break out and continue up, you can play the $45,000 level. Now it is a bit risky because there's been a lot of fakeouts. So if you want to be a little bit safer, instead of playing $45,000, you can play around that $45,500, $45,550 level where there's also other people here looking to buy at that point. Now that's up to you because what you can do is that if you see that it stays below $45,500, and it starts to drop back down below $45,000, you could actually take a short position there and scalp it for some probably pretty nice profits at that point. And if it flips above $45,500, then you can close out. You can stop out your short position and flip over into a long position. So that's definitely an interesting trade that I'm currently considering going into the weekend. The other possibility here is a short position if we break below $43,000 or $43,500 around that area. If we were to break below that area, you can see here that there was a lot of sell orders people looking to take profit. And there's also this little gap in the volume shelf that could be filled here all the way back down to either $43,000 or maybe down to around $42,000. And if that were to happen, then that could basically start a new trend to the downside which could potentially send us back down a sub $40,000 levels. So that will be the next level that I will be watching this weekend. Now with all that being said, if you guys want to know the exact trade setups that I am taking in real time every single day, where I'm taking profits, where I'm putting in my stop losses, how I'm using my trailing stops, what trades I'm taking in Ethereum and other outcoins, then you guys need to join my trading mentorship discord. In this group, I share every single trade that I take with my complete trading plan, entry, stop loss, take profit, trailing stop, all of it. I show you guys my exact scalping strategy that has got me these returns this week. I literally just made $1,000 just a few minutes ago while recording this video. And this was on a small move from $3,100 to $3,130. And earlier this morning, I woke up to a $2,500 profit on one of the trades that I gave in the trade group. I set bids overnight at $3,100. I got filled at literally 3am in the morning. And when I woke up, the price was at $3,182 for a $2,500 profit. Now in addition to trading, I also post about crypto passive income opportunities, NFT projects, and much, much more. Now there are limited spots for this because there's so many people that want to get in, but there's only so many that I can work with at once. So if you guys are interested, go to the link in the description below. I'm telling you guys, crypto is a once in a generation opportunity. And the way that it is set up right now, the easy opportunities to make money will not last forever. I can guarantee you. So if you're interested, sign up in the link in the description below. If not, I strongly recommend that you check out the next two videos that are put up on the screen because those are the videos that YouTube thinks that you should watch next. Thank you guys so much for watching. I'll catch you on the next one. As always, peace and love.


I'm slightly very much impressed by this thing right now What's up everybody and welcome back here to Forza Horizon 4 We're here on the mainland to do a little bit of a super car drift build I know the new release updates came out with the new McLaren's and I haven't picked that up yet But I will be getting that but today one of my favorite McLaren's is this one right here It is a beautiful car and well we got a top down here in the beautiful mainland So today we're going to be doing a build on it The other reason I say this is one of my favorite ones is because yes, you can get a wide body on it So it's a lot of fun. So this car is actually stock right now and it kind of Kind of gets where I need it to go, but we're definitely gonna be Throwing drift suspension on it more power a body kit Lock in the rear diff and doing a full basically super car drift build So you guys want to keep seeing more Forza Horizon 4 on the channel Make sure you tap that like button I would appreciate all the support and let me know down in the comments down below and always follow me on all social media Whether it be Instagram or Twitter all of which are found in the description box below. I said we go build this thing Although address pretty well stock Good thing that car was a ghost. I'm surprised how well this thing actually handles There's a little bit more power some different gearing and of course we'll be throwing that wide body on there Let's go to the shop and get this thing built up So our first goal of getting this thing going is of course gonna be suspension and everything like that But we got so that nice wide body on here. That's why I said I like this so much Is it not gonna give it to me? Oh? I forgot I gotta click on it. It's been a while a nice wide body that nice wide stance Giving us some nice fender flares and stuff the Liberty Walk kit And of course we're gonna be throwing that giant Liberty Walk wing on this thing Because it wouldn't be a full wide body on horizon if you don't have the giant Liberty Walk wing So let's get into the nitty-gritty of doing this. I believe we're gonna leave stock tires on there for right now And we're gonna leave to 35s up front. We'll leave through a fuzz in the rear. I'm gonna throw some nice lightweight wheels on here Well those Yankees look pretty sweet. They're not lightweight, but we're gonna go the Yankees because they look cool So and one of my favorite wheels anyway So now we're gonna get into getting all the other parts on this car And then we will get into tuning it and go taking it for a rip and see what difference it does Basically gonna be shredding this thing having some fun on the mainland with it Probably gonna leave the coloring. There we go. Just suspension get thing really low gonna put a cage in it Lighten that thing all the way up making the like most expensive hypercar Drift build ever. What are we looking at power? We're at 641 we're gonna bump that up. I feel like we should have been plenty with 641, but Why not see how far we can go with this and really shred the tires. I Believe we're gonna be up to 1,000 Maybe not we might be short Yeah, we're gonna be probably just a little short of Of a thousand so nine hundred fifteen horsepower. It's a lot of power.  I hope better than I'm expecting so like I said probably one of my favorite looking cars With the Y body kits right now Is this McLaren so? tuning Definitely gonna have to drop tire pressures down a lot because of the amounts of power to 22 we're gonna leave gearing have the same We're gonna drop this camber down to one. We're gonna leave that five We'll leave all that actually we're gonna drop something like four point six We're gonna try We're kind of gonna try a forza tune and see how this works. Oh my goodness. That is super stiff in the rear That is gonna get dropped down a lot Drop that down way more. It's probably this is probably actually gonna hurt us But we're definitely going to find out it should lift it there Drop that down We throw some tandem style brakes on here And of course, we're gonna throw that lock We don't need to mess with the rear too much or the DSL because this thing's gonna lock up anyways All right, so that's what we're looking at Hopefully this car drives how I want it to so let's hit the streets with it and have a little fun Probably the most expensive drift build that I've done. Oh My power and it is roasting tires, but off the bat. It doesn't handle too bad I love the fact you can see the cage without the top on the car so first off the bat other than that that was actually quite good Slightly very much impressed by this thing right now I got a little bit overconfident But I'm actually very impressed with how that drives right now. This thing handles quite well Done a little twisty sections down here in the original. I guess you would say toge roads on the mainland I think the downforce is definitely helping us. We're just roasting it in third gear I'm actually quite Impressed and having a lot of fun with this guys should give this car a chance yourself if you don't have it Oh, we're gonna say I was gonna go that way, but we're going this way. It's definitely understeer Definitely very much so impressed how this thing is running right now We didn't need that big wing taking everything out So if you guys have a hypercar drift build that you guys have done, what is it? Let me know down in the comments down below because I'm very curious what you guys are rocking for hypercar drift builds Because this car with this wide body and this downforce that this thing is putting out It's handling a lot better than I thought it was it can you grip up when I needed to also Mark for Jetta doesn't need much handbrake either. I mean For first rough tune on this thing it handles pretty well. And you know what? Oh Other than the little bit of understeer You could probably run this thing in a almost a grip style too if you can catch traction Which is actually The grip is not there for turning but of course we were doing a quite high rate of speed So we're gonna test some a little high-speed drifting in it So let me know what you guys think of this build quick back in the horizon for but I'm actually having fun with this car I feel like our next Ever with this car. Oh Next endeavor with this car will be taking it to the toge roads and seeing how it does On the toge roads, but It's actually very grippy if you want it to be and it dressed when you want it to also I'm gonna hit the speed section Kind of hold that line whoo say on the road. I don't think I've ever done this yet quite grippy As I say that we die. Whoo So definitely very much impressed with this car and how it drives. It's a fun-looking car and well It kind of has that speed when you need it and also the slide ability when I wanted to so like I said very Very impressed with how this thing is handling on a first throw out there So like I said, if you guys have a hyper drift build of your own supercar, what have you? Let me know down in the comment section down below What it is I don't think I was gonna hold that And I didn't let me know what it is down below Maybe we can do a all-supercar drift lobby here on horizon 4 if you guys would be interested in in that Just a little wall grace. We're good so the high-speed drifting of this car is Pretty good, but it does get taken away from that with the downforce that this car is throwing down If I adjust the downforce I could probably get it to do better, but it grips and it holds the ground What I want it to and it's okay in the grass So I hope you guys enjoyed this little episode here to start the week off with this Supercar drift build here on the channel as always I appreciate all the support And I do appreciate all the comments and everything you guys are bringing to the channel Those were clips, right? So as always, I thank you guys for watching. I'm evil rabbit This is just the first time you're gonna see this car you will see this car a lot more So as always, thank you guys for watching. I'm evil rabbit. I'll see you guys. I'm the track


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