Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com coming at you with 2020 Panini in case to football brand new release just dropped today This break is our last one for the time being we rocked through all of our stock of encased And almost all of our stock of toner here, too I think tomorrow the printer is going to get some new toner. Thanks everyone for getting into the action Really appreciate it. We did a quick little number block for Miami So there it is right there the results of the video the actual randomizing part We did in a separate video if you're looking for that All right, so you remember I marked these all with sixes, so you know it'll be for break six. Thanks and good luck We'll do all those graded cards last at the end of the break all of these first We'll use this blank card to hide the hits a little bit. I've got Julian Edelman for the Patriots That'll be for Karen We got Sterling Shepard nice one out of five For the Giants that'll be for Jarell Taylor There you go Nice one JT remember out of fives and on everybody get the train whistle all aboard the big hit express We got future wave Chris Godwin Super Bowl champ 22 out of 35 nice patch there for Brittany and the Bucks Back here. We've got quiche on Vaughan Super Bowl champion 21 out of 50 with the fire the cannon inscription. That's pretty awesome That's pretty cool that they do that down there big pirate ship out there Nice There you go, Brittany. I don't know if I need to replay this later. It was good late. It was a good game But I'm gonna need to see this again Not a scout not right now. I guess Fort Center There's Davante Parker for the Dolphins It's a non-numbered card right there Levisco Chanel Jr. 39 out of 70. I guess we'll do a randomizer for for that lonely card That's for the Jaguars. That'll be for Patrick Got Carson Wentz for color patch 10 out of 15 for the Fly Eagles fly Charles W with that one. I wonder how he's gonna do In Indianapolis he's reunited the Frank Reich could be Be a way to revive his career Next up is Gabriel Davis 5 out of 10 Jeff Mason with the bills Buffalo All right, two more boxes to go. Let's go Daniel Jones is the base card for the Giants Jarrell Henry rugs the third Triple relic one for each generation of Henry rugs is 75 out of 75 goes to Robert and my Raiders and There's a Tua Tungo by Loa 21 out of 25 rookie triple memorabilia some nice color there And that goes to Joel and Miami won nice It's really sharp Back here is Steve Atwater eight out of 25 for Denver Raymond has my rivals the Denver Broncos Last box and then we'll do all those graded cards, which is a really nice feature for encased Resigned was Teddy Bridgewater for Charlotte Charlotte for Carolina there in Charlotte Carolina Michael Jake from State Farm 12 out of 50 Hollywood saying entire case no bears or We're not done Were you under the impression that we were done with this case? It's done two cards and four graded cards to go Play to the whistle Hollywood play to the whistle Let's Jake from State Farm Jeff Buffalo There's Jerry Judy 46 out of 50 triple relic Denver Raymond. Oh, you have x-ray vision. I don't know if I we want you coming to the shop We've got Greg Olson reserve signatures 15 out of 50 That's a Seahawks edition of Greg Olson, and that's gonna go to Will Belcher and Seattle Now your four graded cards. Good luck friends. Thank you very much for getting in Next up. It's Jay Hart. Jordan loves six out of 25 Nine and nine on the auto Green Bay that's gonna be for Shawn Matic Next looks like a Hall of Fame autograph Super Bowl autograph Wow nice Hall of Fame auto Steve Young 95 and 10 That is Victor Zamora and the Niners three out of 25 nice auto nice two more to go and we have 85 KJ Hamler eight five ten 28 out of 75. What was why is this an 8-5? What was KJ Hamler doing to these cards? Was he throwing them around? They're not toys KJ They're collectibles Must have been too rough with the card Raymond with the Broncos when he'll sign it in and last but not least We've got rookie notable signatures Brandon Ayak There you go 71 out of 75 nine and a 10 on that one for number 11 I'm reading that as yak bros yards after catch That's what I'm going with Victor nice break for you. I'm Joe for jazby's case breaks calm Hey, thanks for filling up all of our in case today. We really appreciated with this great new release day On the 26, thank you for watching. I'm Joe for jazby's case breaks calm. I'll see you next time for the next one


Felly, gweithdoedd. Fawr yw Leon. I'm Cheryl. I'm an ex-Google software engineer and now director of ecosystem at the Cloud Native Computing Foundation. So, today I'd like to look at how Kubernetes has grown to be one of the largest open source projects today. How that success is changing expectations around open source and what that means for companies. So, the mission of the CNCF is to foster and sustain open source projects around Cloud Native. The CNCF hosts more than 40 projects of which the largest and most well-known is Kubernetes. Kubernetes is rare, if not unique in the open source world, in that it was defined very early on as both a project and a community. And there was a very conscious effort to expand the group of people who could be part of that community. So, let's look at the journey that Kubernetes has taken since joining the CNCF. Kubernetes is made up of 1.1 million contributions on GitHub from 35,000 contributors from more than 2,000 contributing companies. And these contributions are getting more diverse. So, Google and Red Hat, the two highest contributors to Kubernetes, have continued to increase their contributions. But their overall percentage is shrinking as many other companies are getting involved. And the contributions to Kubernetes come from dozens of countries and the geographic diversity is increasing over time. So, it backs up what Erica was just saying about how important it is that we continue to provide access and allow people from across the globe to be involved. So, this graph shows the 30 highest-velocity open source projects across three axes. So, the x-axis is the number of commits, the y-axis is the number of pull requests and issues, and then the size of the bubble reflects the number of authors. So, Kubernetes is the pink-ish bubble to the top middle, and just to the right and above that is Linux. KubeCon CloudNativeCon continues to grow. This year, 23,000 people are expected to attend across KubeCon North America, Europe and China, including 12,000 people in San Diego next month. And many big names have successfully adopted CloudNative technologies. At the same time, this success is setting new expectations. The first is that in CloudNative, open source is the default. One government agency told me, if we wanted to use open source, it would have taken six months to get approval, but all CNCF-hosted projects are automatically approved, which makes it really easy to adopt. And as a result, Cloud containers and CloudNative computing expertise is very greatly in demand. So one consultancy even asked me, how do we find 75,000 engineers with Kubernetes experience? I told them, good luck. So it's actually in companies best interests to be active and involved and engaged with open source communities. In this survey, it shows that large tech companies are likely to be actively encouraging it through an open source programme or initiative. And one company said to me, it's not an option for us not to do open source. If we don't get involved with CloudNative and take the lead, we're going to fall behind our competitors. So we'd like you to come with us on the next stage of the journey and we'll be in San Diego next month or in Amsterdam in March early next year. These slides are at my blog or show.com. Thank you very much.


The EFCC has quizzed a former Bialsa governor, Sirikeh Dixon. According to a source, Dixon presented himself to the EFCC following an invitation by the agency. The source said he was grilled over allegations bordering on abuse of office and misappropriation of public funds during his eight-year administration in between 2012 and 2020.


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's CaseBreaks.com coming at you with a three box break, a full case of 2022-23 Panini Impeccable Basketball. A lot of great stuff here, pick your team, seven happening here. Now, let me show you the list right here, Nathan ended up getting all the spots in the random number block. So there was those two big number blocks that we had here, and we had four extra spots being given away. Nathan bought all six spots in this number block and this number block. So he gets four, those four extra spots. So he pretty much picked a bunch of teams for a frack and got them for a little bit of a discount as well with those four extra spots. So good strategy there, once again there's the list, he's got most of the case, hopefully everyone gets something, you know. Let's hope that everyone gets enough things commensurate with the spots that were taken. There's the case hidden, we'll do that at the end, that could be gold potential there as well. Is there a base card, two base cards on the bottom and the rest are more hits, yes. My Jaspie's branded blank card right here, grab the other stuff first, and let's go. Jordan Pool, two out of ten, nice low number there, what's this, let's take care of Jordan Pool first, that's for Yuji and the Warriors, and we got a LeBron James, 16 out of 30. I know I've got Lakers bias as a Lakers fan, but I feel like the, I feel a lot better about the Lakers going into this upcoming season than I have in a number of years. Finally some consistency, brought some of the same players back, Nathan with the Lakers. I'd be surprised at how some of those base cards, so on the secondary mark, we got Jalen Duren, 12 out of 99, Pistons, that's going to go to Nathan and Detroit. Alright, Endure hits. We got Impeccable, Sam Cassell, Canvas Creations, 39 out of 99, Sam Cassell autograph for the Bucks, that's going to be for Nathan. We got Dailin Terry, rookie jersey and autograph for Chicago, RPA for Nathan. I like the introduction of these metal plates into this product, I think it's a cool look here. Rookie Otto, that's Jake LaRovia, Jake LaRovia, 44 out of 49. For Memphis, that will be for, for Matt Buckler, got the, got the Memphis Grizzlies straight up. Couple more here, we got Jalen Duren, 41 out of 99, Pistons, that will be for Nathan. And the final one here is Jabari Smith Jr. Rookie autograph, 96 out of 99, that's for Nathan and the Rockets. Rookie Otto, that's a strong hit. I want to say I saw him in some summer league action in Vegas a little while ago. And I think he had like a game winning three or something, I think it was Jabari Smith Jr. Anyway, nice, good start. Two boxes to go. It's kind of a blur, it's all out of basketball. All right, we've got a plate, got some more hits, some more blank cards for me to play around with. I like those blank cards. All right, there's John Morant, Stainless Stars, 39 out of 75 for Matt and the Grizz. Hopefully this guy gets his act together. Very fun to watch on the court. And we've got a plate Otto on the bottom, and let's see what we've got here. We've got a wild cat has appeared, Carl Anthony Towns, 19 out of 30, Minnesota, that's Huang with that one. Bam! Bam out of bio, 41 out of 75 for Miami, that'll be for Incoup. We've got Jason Tatum, 96 out of 99 for Boston, that'll be for Adam. Another hit. We've got Isaiah Mobley, 5 out of 25, who had a nice summer league. Nathan with the Cavs, Evan's brother. Michael, would it be cool to be on a professional sports team with your brother, or would it be incredibly annoying? I think it'd be cool. I think it'd be cool if they get something. Nice. Have you seen the video of Ben Verlander's only a bat against Justin Verlander? I think I have. Yeah. There's Alvin Hayes, 20 out of 99 for the old Washington Bullets that's going to go to Nathan and the Wizards. You're always on Nathan. It should be on a post-it note around there somewhere. Yellow post-it note. Maybe, or on top of the computer, I think it's on top of the computer. That's it. The whole password? Yeah. And here's Walt Frazier, 4 out of 10 Immortal Inc. Nathan. And a couple more here. We've got Jeremy Sohan. Nice. 33 out of 99. Rookie autograph for the Spurs. That's going to be for Nathan. He had a decent season last year and I think he had a good summer league this year. And listen, with Wenbenyama, do rising tides lift all boats? It's going to help Jeremy Sohan as well. And the plate autograph is another Jabari Smith Jr. Stainless Stars autograph. There you go, Nathan. That's going to be Houston and Nathan, right? Yep. There you go, Nathan. 25 out of 35. Nice hits there. All right. Final box and then the case hit. You all right? Yeah. They're just labels. That's all right. We've got tons of them. Oh, did you print the list on a little wave, maybe, label? Can I please see it? Oh, that's amazing. It's the HB Desk. Was this a list for ants? Please give it to Jason. Straight face. My colleague, Michael, tried to print this big list on one of these. He didn't change the printer, so it ended up on this. I need a second before I go into that. That would be serious. You can't. Just put it right next to it. Yeah, oh yeah. People want a break. You've got to give the people what they want. All right, so the non-auto plate is going to be Jason Tatum for Adam and the Celtics. That's going to be 67 out of 99. Fortunately, that break credit promo has expired, Brian Hamer. The deadline was 9.30 L.A. time tonight. We even extended it a night as well. So that is off. He goes up. Thank you, sir. I'm losing my mind. I have no idea, actually. I've never printed from there. I'm almost done. You can use this computer when I'm done. 29 out of 30, Jason Tatum. That's for Adam and the Celtics. We've got Malachi, Branham, Rookie, Card, 10 out of 75, for Nathan and the Spurs. And another Malachi, Branham. That's 5 out of 99. Different parallel. I might start a rainbow if you get a plate. All right, and your final hits and the case hit. We've got Dino Raja, 63 out of 99. That is for Adam and the Celtics. We've got E.J. Lydell, 47 out of 99. That will be for the Pelican. That's going to be for Nathan and the Pels. We've got Chris Middleton, 7 out of 10 water. I like that watercolor look back there. 7 out of 10 watercolor autograph. Very hard to see. That's going to be for Nathan. And the last two, Sean Kemp. 94 out of 99 watercolor autograph. That will be for OKC. Nathan. I guess until Seattle gets a team back officially. Last one. Good luck, everybody. Last one is nice. Jalen Williams, 15 out of 25 impeccable rookie signatures. Thunder. I've got a good crop of youngsters on that team. And that will be for Nathan. Nice break for you, Nathan. All right, case hit. It's going to be some silver. Logo men silver. That's Oshai Agbaji. We've got some fine, fine silver on this. 19 out of 20 Utah Jazz. Nathan. Nathan, I think this was a pretty solid break. Got some already solid rookie autos in there. Some upside rookies there as well. Some old school guys. I think it was pretty strong. Big thanks to you for getting in on all those spots. Appreciate you. Appreciate everybody who got into this break. I'm Joe for jaskiescasebrakes.com. And I'll see you next time for the next one. Bye-bye.


Hello dear learners, welcome to today's program. I am Dr. Pallavi Gugoy of Krishnaganda Handic State Department University. Here is the third video of Unit 10, William Shakespeare, Macbeth, where we shall discuss the major themes, style and language. This is from the course tree in English, semester one, block two. So, let us quickly begin. Starting with the table of contents, where shall discuss the learning objectives, followed by the major themes, style and language, questions to check your progress and the references. To begin with the learning objectives, after going through this video, the learner will be able to highlight some of the major themes in the play Macbeth and briefly discuss the style and language of the play. To highlight some of the major themes in the play, the plays of William Shakespeare reflect his deep understanding of human nature and society. Macbeth, in the manner of the morality plays, which originated in medieval England, reflects the battle between good and evil. Shakespeare's Macbeth deals with various themes such as corruption and misuse of power, difference between kingship and tyranny, etc. One of the major themes in Macbeth is the corruption of man brought about by uncontrolled ambition and lust for power. We see that the downfall and consequent deaths of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are a result of their excessive desire for power and the throne of Scotland. The play reveals that Macbeth is not an evil man and yet he succumbs to the human weaknesses for power and success. The crime committed by the couple had only resulted in more bloodshed as Macbeth had to commit more murders to hide the truth and at the same time get rid of people who posed as threats. Another theme that is evident in the play is the theme of violence, which is the obvious product caused by the corrupted nature of uncontrolled ambition and desire for power. Good governance and duties of a king has also been a major concern in the plays of Shakespeare. This is evident in Macbeth as well, where the playwright draws a line between good kingship and tyrannical rule. It is significant that throughout the play, King Duncan is referred to in an honorable way as the king, whereas Macbeth becomes notoriously infamous as the quote-unquote tyrant. So you see the difference? Come to your style in language. Shakespeare was a 16th century playwright and as such the language that he uses is essentially archaic in style. It is important to note that he had written the play in a particular style, keeping in view his contemporary age and society. Also the use of symbols and images add to the intensity of the play. For example, the symbol of blood has been a prominent presence throughout the play. It is specifically highlighted in the words of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth to suggest their violent mindset and thinking. Shakespeare is a playwright and a dramatist studied human nature minutely, taking into account both its virtues and vices, as you also get to see in the play. This brings us to the end of this video. Here are the questions to check your progress, starting with question number one. What does the plays of William Shakespeare reveal in general? Question number two. What does the play Macbeth deal with? Question number three. Highlight any two major themes evident in the play Macbeth. Question number four. Write a few words on the theme of good governance and duties in the play Macbeth. Question number five. Give an example of a symbolic image used by William Shakespeare in the play Macbeth. Here are the references. That is B. English, Pratchett self-ledding material, SLM of Gerald English block two semester one. This is unit 10 and this is the final video of this particular unit. I hope it will be beneficial for you dear learners. Thank you.


From Soju's radio and television, this is the Army Now. The route clearance units of the Afghanistan National Army are facing their biggest hurdle yet. As far as the trucks are using our Farmer 1151s, maintenance is the biggest issue right now we have with them. Trying to be upkeep on the trucks, they don't have a dedicated maintenance section so we're all pitching in and trying to keep the trucks running for them. We have taught them before and after PMCS. That's helped out a lot. I hope we don't have to know that at one time. The Americans are very important for us and if they help us, maybe in future we will have a good against them and that A&A will take care of the country in future. The civilians, they say that the A&A is about their own route, trying to participate in the process and trying to keep the route safe for them. I'm sure they're very impressed with their own people. That's the Army Now.


The following is a presentation of TFNN trading hour with your host David White call now toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> now David White and welcome all to another excellent edition of the power trading hour with me and of course it doesn't matter where me is as long as you are with us at this time the appointed time the magical time the following takes place between 2pm and 3pm and uh well what can you say we had a little pop this morning never really understood uh the idea on it uh in the newsletter this morning i compared it to finding out that you'd lost uh your leg and uh it was above the knee a little better just below the knee by a couple inches does it really matter um don't think so i think i would be equally in despair either way but of course uh a lot of people were wow you know you only lost half a leg uh with that inflation data but uh me kind of giving it all back up didn't think there was a lot going on here i don't think that there's well at least options market makers i haven't looked at it but i'll run it during the next break but earlier in the day they're basically thinking about what i said last friday and into monday and that is somewhere between 4400 and 4450 ish we'll see if those things uh they're probably tomorrow or by tomorrow morning they'll be very firm and we probably won't have a lot of action in the indexes uh all the action will be in individual stocks pneumonia i i i just you know when i tune in just to hear it to see what the reaction was and oh wow the core is not uh uh the core inflation is not anywhere close to where we thought it was and i thought that's like telling people that you know the plane ticket really wasn't that expensive if you didn't count in all the other stuff that had to go in on my trip um yeah maybe the plane trip isn't but if you spend five grand and the ticket was 250 you got it on sale for 50 but you still spent five grand is that really a big deal and maybe 50 bucks you know i'll take it but i'm not gonna write home about it and uh just being a slightly lower outside the core uh where the core is where everybody's complaining and thinking about so i am unsure what they were drinking or smoking it's almost 420 isn't it uh is uh all about but certainly i'm kind of thinking that maybe there's you know a little bit of dementia in the market i call it being manic depressive and you know it just seems like the grasping at anything for a sign of good news i just haven't seen it anyway uh give me a call a day it's been far too long since i've had a phone call<PHONE_NUMBER> and if you live in lutz<PHONE_NUMBER> uh other things what else uh does they market historically go up from the easter holiday we see a significant bounce um i'm not looking for one but over the next couple days we're going to get a much better signal um i think next week a good decision on that's probably going to be thursday's close as i said yesterday if we go up on a lighter volume then that's probably fairly bearish if we go down on lighter volume that's probably a little bit bullish if we just go sideways all this is is probably consolidation in a continuing down move as i said before i'm waiting for that retest of 4110 1407 4115 whatever on the s and p cash i just don't think that we get that tomorrow or on thursday i think um maybe by the first week of may we could certainly see it uh things continue to spin out of control we have a government uh that is uh i'm going to say feckless hopefully that's the right word i'm going to have to go look that back up and make double darn tooting that means what i think uh impotent that probably a better word anyway uh for the causes of massive inflation uh that all root back into energy i don't see that changing uh they've decided to go down with that ship in the elections this fall so we shall see but in the meantime i don't see any reason to think that uh any major pullback uh in energy is probably a reason to buy at least in crude for the summer and by mid summer i suspect uh we'll see another rally uh all the way into christmas on natural gas but uh just very interesting to see uh our national leaders uh we had one uh who uh will remain nameless but uh i always thought he kind of looked like lurch he was over in japan telling him not to buy any of our natural gas because we didn't want to export any um i'm just i'm flabbergasted i'm speechless on at least our energy policy but uh hey maybe someone can call in and explain it to me uh but uh yeah i just doesn't pass the common sense smell test on that anyway uh eight seven seven ninety seven six six four eight email me at path at tfnn.com but one of the good things to think about is uh what i talk about occasionally and that is three-day weekends give a lot of people at an opportunity to think a little bit more and trade a little bit less and not always the direction but the character of the market tends to change if uh you're straight up and straight down uh it tends to get uh uh very uh chaotic and if it's been chaotic after a three-day weekend you tend to see a market that tends to get kind of the rule of alternation i.e. uh chaotic into something that's kind of smooth and predictable maybe not if you're looking at it in five-minute bars but maybe if you're looking at it in daily bars they look yeah that's a nice little trend up and that's a nice little trend down uh but uh so we shall see uh another question is about uh to tell what else do we have anyway uh let's wait for Wednesday Thursday close uh to see whether we'd have a big bounce next week i do not think so i think we're going to continue to uh at the moment uh continue to grind sideways if we're lucky uh but uh you know if you're bearish i mean bullish you probably want the market go down a little bit on no volume into Thursday's close uh to do what do you think uh nougat books uh in udt pulls back here before possibly moving higher okay how much time we don't we have 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three seven six one eight and in the tiger's of den trading room a little nod to mr lurch i was more of a munster's fan 13 13 mockingbird lane is where i always wanted to live but eh we all have our dreams uh anyway uh down nine now on the s and p cash but you know we didn't have much volume earlier in the day about 7.2 billion shares now so i'm not seeing a lot uh question on the nug on the nug man on the n u g t the gold miners uh two x um with gold up not doing much uh is holding on the highs my guess is is probably going to go sideways a little while and then uh probably uh uh break through the resistance that is this gap that is at 78 bucks um see where we have uh that gap goes back to a gap down with 2.7 million shares yet 8 million shares in the spike on what was that on the 8th of march so it's not bad you've got enough volume from that spike there you're kind of coming back up but my guess is this thing just probably sits sideways uh and one day we're just going to wake up and it'll be up and above the 78 next stop 85 where we have a gap that goes back where else is out here a little farther apparently let's see um and i would always have looked at this one as the better of the gaps this is a double gap going back to a gap up on november 5th of 2020 you get two days above it and then you get a huge gap down on volume almost 5 million shares uh so that is the line in the sand uh the sort of damocles hanging over our heads but that's where big resistance would be in the nug man in u g t i just thought of that during the break because uh i can't remember it had to be on miami vice where they had one of the comedic relief characters was known as the nug man and that was always stuck with me uh okay question in here about uh metamucil a metamucil verse uh with the facebook defacebook or metamucil however you want to talk about it uh man uh there man i mentioned i've i've probably heard it three times this week uh zuckerberg being mentioned in the same sentence with hitler uh for levels of evil so not a probably not a good place to be um you again i'm thinking all this stuff comes back and retest the lows probably sooner rather than later but uh you've got that low at 186 ish if you can make a trade out of that i think it's okay uh it may take a little longer than you think because this one gave up the ghost a whole lot of it but uh short now because i at least for my risk reward if i've got a double gap i generally wait for that gap to get hit and then see whether i want to go short so just on a risk reward basis um face could for facebook uh metamucil could come back down to 85 185 but i would want to be short at about 260 you see that big double gap after the big long gap then generally they even if it takes a while to get back up there that's probably the next part where you want to get and that would be a fairly large abc on the way down but uh yeah it's uh especially young kids just do not want to be on the metamucil uh<PHONE_NUMBER> email me at path at tfnn.com as many many attractive people do okay and basil has his webinar tomorrow at 4 p.m that's nice and what else do we have here okay we got that and we haven't talked about history so let's do a little history and then we'll move on to the rest of our charts on this day in 1981 nasa launches the first space shuttle mission sts one sending the columbia on its maiden voyage this mission intended to prove the feasibility of the space shuttles and specific and reusable spacecraft in general originally set to launch on april 10 problems delayed the launch by two days which caused the launch to occur exactly 20 years after urie gargeron became the first man to fly in space and the first spaceman to be killed by the soviet union uh for uh let's say expressing his free speech beliefs uh he was uh got drunk they put him in a car and drove him off a hill uh at least the popular lore and the documents uh tend uh after the berlin wall fell do tend to uh to say that the nuke man okay we got somebody who remembers the nuke man too i forget what his i'll think about it uh nuke yeah that's who it was comic relief for sa uh for miami vice all these years later uh anyway uh of course the space shuttle was uh never really meant to fly it was a giant lie concocted by nasa because they were afraid that the military would take over all uh space flight uh after the moon landing so they came up with this and then lied by a factor of four at the cost of each shuttle mission uh and of course uh we can see that all these years later and we're right back to uh what the military thought was the cheapest way to fly uh reusable launch vehicles but not reusable capsules that kind of stuff second third story stage stuff but uh always a good story in there when it comes to money and spending for the government but uh yeah what can you say uh we learned a lot and mostly what we learned is space shuttles are enormously expensive and uh troublesome 877-976648 okay what else do we have okay we're not here let's go uh to oh i gotta get another chart back up here uh question about the starbucks uh that's you right that's box right and of course uh coming off the bench after many years in retirement the new ceo as i said i decided to uh and just give a raspberry to everybody that wanted to see the company turn around uh by throwing a huge amount of money away investors were unimpressed uh the only good thing is that we are coming back down into this previous low so far with about half the volume so yeah could you find a low yes am i buying it no we'll talk more about it when we return having fun trading the markets but having trouble finding like-minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment ideas with become an apex predator in the trading markets and join the tiger's den trading room only at tfnn.com the tiger's den is an exclusive trading room where successful traders from around the world come to exchange trades and ideas join the den and 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weikoff called it breakthrough ice which is support kind of like being out there on the lake and just hopping until you break through i kind of think that's where it is now i could be changed over the next couple of days depending on market action but at the moment about all i can think about is that and that is there probably isn't a lot left in the tank um probably just be happy if we don't go higher i mean don't go lower by thursday's close we could just dribble down out there we did cover positions in all the newsletters where i was short for today mostly because we got to all my targets so i went ahead and took the money i wasn't going to get uh wouldn't going to get piggy as they say out there bulls make money and bears make money and pigs get slaughtered uh wasn't going to be an oinker out here but uh yeah we're pretty much when probably i think five percent of the lows at yesterday's close so that we're down just a little probably not a lot uh 399 53 on the s&p cash i was kind of joking yesterday in the tiger's den there's a tv series which i never watched some kind of sci-fi thing i just remember it was called the 4400 so i put that in there as a meme as your meme master uh in the den yesterday but we've got it now um but everything tells me even if it's on light volume we're going to over time probably first week or so of may maybe second week be back down at 4107 to 415 depending on how you do your math but uh good enough for government work um anyway uh we were looking at starbucks got some more emails here let's go through them and waiting for a call i know you're on the line ask me anything we've got a lot of stuff going on here today and i'll try to answer it okay and see okay the first one was what the spies look like i just re-ran uh the uh options that's kind of what they look like right now for the options curve there's a nice little hook there right at 440 so you know can you get into that for the daytime you can but i'm suspecting you got uh 430 808 i'm suspecting that uh thursday at the close that we probably hang on to 440 uh and kind of at the high end of that range would be 440 two-ish so we're kind of right in that now we've kind of broken through it but there's not a lot of volume not a lot of gusto so i'm looking for tighter ranges over the next couple of days why i did not reshort this morning i didn't think that was a lot more going on there okay other questions uh you talked about bowing in that plane crash uh anything more going to happen with them in china from don and uh i was pretty sure um from the places that i read uh that there wasn't going to be a lot about it um you i do want a retest of 167 58 before i would get long in bowing and that has to be on lighter volume too so yesterday's seven and a half million shares is not too bad compared to the almost 14 million shares we saw previously but we still have another five bucks to go now back on the china thing uh are they not going to buy our planes uh i'm pretty sure that that was a suicide what was that a week ago now 10 days ago something like that uh the reason why is china wouldn't let us anywhere near the plane and china has a very interesting cockpit voice recorder uh in that it uploads all the time in real time the cockpit voice recorder so they heard what was going on in that cockpit probably an hour after the plane crashed so they're probably in a lot of mystery and they kept us far away from it they're only letting letting the ntsb uh over there now which and actually when they said that they were now they really meant five days from when they said that which was like yesterday or the day before so they're not just saying come come on over now they're saying well come on over in about a week which kind of makes me think it and of course uh the co-pilot used to be a pilot that got drummed down to being a co-pilot for acting up and they were going to fire him you start seeing a lot of clues out here that just says that was a suicide uh if it was the uh plan plans that are problems that planes have had before you don't go straight down because the plane won't do that you've got to hold the stick straight down uh to do that and not break the plane up and all four corners were there so my guess is you don't hear another peep about this ever because the chinese probably don't want to say that one of their pilots flew the the plane in and that's probably what four or five major ones in the last 20 25 years of pilot suicide and probably the biggest one was a guy that tried to take over and crash a FedEx plane and he mauled three other pilots on the plane i don't think any of them were able to fly they were so beaten up and had to have uh surgery and stuff that guy is in jail for the rest of his life it's not as uncommon as you might think uh okay let's see if anything else so you think uh 4400 for today for a close yes and i think probably you know anywhere from 4400 to maybe 4 425 ish over the next couple of days now if we get some bad news the market is weak but uh if we just go sideways uh all we could be doing is just building up steam to blow through that next week i am not as like i said for probably two weeks now i am extremely bearish does mean we won't have bounces and there won't be times to cover as i did at the close yesterday but uh since i had puts really am i trying to hold out for less next two or three percent which i may have gotten today after and try to give up a hundred percent or more on some of those options no i'm not going after the last five percent uh tom had a guy on and i don't remember his name now i think he was only on a couple of times as a guest host uh who uh and i it was probably the most important lesson i learned about selling when you can although i heard that saying a little bit later when i ran into a gentleman that i traded with uh who went by the non-deplume of a jaded bear who worked on the floor saw some of my work on options and we got uh but uh 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and my guess is uh uh with 15 percent uh just uh use uh their own weapon against them uh or another one but uh yeah i i have a feeling that the board's going to have a very tough time in the ceo probably not long for this world as they continue down the same road of failure uh that they've been on for a while and of course you don't have a lot of volume out here people starting to think that musk will buy the uh another six percent that he actually needs to gain uh pretty much total control um and move everybody else out i think a lot of people that are in it now would be more than glad to get their 45 bucks out of it uh and move on to somewhere else not to be bothered by him or the uh ill functioning management of twitter so that's it okay okay we got that we got that see hey uh scx what's going on with those let's take a quick look uh you pulled back yeah let's go to a little smaller one you i mean you've got some lighter volume highs out here i think you're gonna have to consolidate out for a while on the january 18th high you had 26 million shares you had 25 million shares on march 5th or march 4th uh 50 dollars and 48 cents then you had 18 million shares on march 25th so yeah you're back into the trading range you're going sideways ideally although you may not get it if it would go to 45 bucks where that gap is is most likely support for that so i kind of like that if it got there not saying it will could just go sideways and gain some more steam to go trade trade try for a higher one but you on this uh third really push higher for a new high it ran out of steam and it just may be market conditions that make this thing problematic and you know this is when you've got stocks that are hot that will pull back and when you find a low 45 bucks may seem like quite the deal on fcx okay uh take a quick look at the xle yeah probably every pull back on energy is a buy you just still don't have much in the way of volume 26 million shares two days ago into 100 million share spike again a lot of these stocks both on top and the bottom do start to look like white cough patterns uh that is coming up to what he would call uh ice uh and uh breaking through ice i have to go back and look at those patterns now uh jumping the creek is what he would call it at highs which is uh kind of getting ready and you're going i'm okay oh here but and then of course breaking through ice is on the downside but jumping the creek it just looks like these things may need a little bit more juice and time to get ready i thought that it was going to take probably 14 days off the top of crude prices probably to set up the next rally attempt you had kind of a smaller one today uh in the xle but my guess is you may have yet another week as i said i think probably what's going to happen or what i uh and i'm hallucinating right now and again i trade like i'm driving in fog which is i'm not going to out drive my headlights and all the cars in front of me thinking i can see as far as i think i can see but uh ideally you'd like to see this stuff pull back with light volume i think and about the first week of may and if you got a nice pullback on light volume back then that kind of lines up with the low in the markets i think and that may be the next big rally you'll still be able to make money uh over a couple of days in uh energy but uh i think when we're talking about the big kind of moves with life changing money it's probably going to take a little bit uh let's take a look at the spies as i said uh 4400 for the close today we'll see how close we are for that but my guess is that's probably fairly close and you've got a nice gap there at about forty four uh four four forty two and fifty cents yeah i'm kind of thinking that we could get up there before the end of the week on thursday and not do much uh but go up on light volume especially into the close on friday see the last two short sellers give up on that and then monday uh next week start heading back down for these high volume lows um you never really tested that february 24th low in the spies that had a lot of volume you got mostly into it with 165 million shares but you didn't break it and you know you wanted you know if it would have gone to the same volume but missed by a few pennies or even a buck i may have given it to the spies but uh experience says especially in a dour market that you probably want to see the lows actually tested so what do you get uh 25 points lower still is that 20 20 yeah 25 almost 30 in the spies possible before we find some kind of low uh okay please restate your fundamental factor around uh uh rationalization for the client back into uh early may just generally when i've seen markets that have been weak you generally either rally into may or you sell into may and that first week and i mean how many times have i seen that first week of may be the de facto standard uh of uh giving up the ghost uh from the financial collapse i want to say 2000 may 5th of 2008 um 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but actually holding up a little bit better out here now i'll ask close to 167 uh did i actually have that up there i did let's take a quick look at the options on it and draw them come on i know you can nope come on there we go um i mean it best 170 but uh yeah i mean ideally 165 kind of just sticks out there so probably the most 167 50 to 165 ish for thursday's close again uh short and weak options expiration is on thursday so maybe we'll have a little more action i think but uh wouldn't be surprised if all the action comes tomorrow we have a very quiet thursday so when you can not when you have to go back


Okay. So again, we're using the same platform we used last time, but before I get started, maybe just as a show of hands, how many folks are running Fluimpit on Kubernetes or have plans to? Okay. So about like 20% of the 30% of the room. And of those folks, how many are familiar with Kubernetes operators? A majority of folks. Okay. Great. Great. So yeah, when we talk about operators for those who didn't raise the hand, the way I like to think about it is you essentially teach Kubernetes about this object that is Fluimpit, that is Fluinty. And as you would interact with something like pods or nodes, you can now interact with these new objects, these custom resource definitions, Fluimpit and Fluinty. And so the Fluint operator, as Benjamin explained, is this new project that really takes that to a larger level by including resources like clusters and Fluimpit configuration, things that build on top of the base foundational Kubernetes resources we find like CRDs and pods and deployments. And so in this walkthrough, let's go ahead and start it. What will happen is we're going to go ahead and provision, we already have a Kubernetes cluster provision, and we're going to go ahead and run what you would typically find when you run this on top of Kubernetes. How do I take my logs from Kubernetes and send them to a place where I can further do log analysis, data visualization, and any of the natural workflows that we typically do? So we're going to run through this together. I looked at this maybe 15 minutes before, but I think it's going to be fun. So really the first thing it looks like we're going to be doing is adding Loki and Grafana. And maybe as a show of hands, who's familiar with Grafana, Loki, and a majority of the rooms? So a log aggregation service provided by Grafana. And what we're going to go ahead and do is deploy it. So it's not yet deployed into Kubernetes. So let's go ahead and do that. So it looks like we CD into a fluent operator walkthrough. We can go ahead and deploy Loki. It's going to go ahead and deploy. And it also looks like we have this file explorer so we can actually see what's going on here. And so it looks like we're just essentially deploying Loki into our Kubernetes cluster. And so as we go ahead and deploy that into our Kubernetes cluster, we'll then be able to go ahead and apply something on top of Grafana. So we have access to it. And then we'll go ahead and be able to get the secret so we can log into that Grafana cluster. And if I scroll down, skip ahead just to look at what other operations we'll complete, we're going to go ahead and deploy the fluent operator. So let's go ahead back to the terminal. Looks like it's still deploying.  So as you templatize maybe a deployment with Helm or as you're trying to go ahead and manage other types of resources, really fluent becomes just another one of those resources that you operate. I think the other notable operators you'll find that are open source and part of the community like the Prometheus operator, there's Envoy operator. So many of the CNCF projects have their own operators available. Okay, great. Awesome. Looks like Loki is now deployed within our cluster. And we have the port forward set up with local host. So we're going to go back and we're going to apply this service YAML, which will define a service definition on top of local host 3000. Now, if we go ahead and click this, we should have Grafana load up. Awesome. And I think Pat chose a much more better way to go and get the not use admin admin, but in fact use a random generated password. So I'll go ahead and copy that. And we can log in. And this is just your typical base Grafana install. And there's nothing there. So we have no logs found. You can see Loki has nothing there. We just deploy this into Kubernetes. So now what we're going to do is deploy the fluent operator. So we have our log aggregation service. We're going to go ahead and deploy the fluent operator within the cluster. Let's go ahead and do that. So deploy fluent operator. And as it goes and does that, let's actually look at what it's doing. So deploy fluent operator. It's really just grabbing. Let me see if I can increase the size. It's really just running a helm install of the fluent operator with a few parameters, like for example, what namespace do we want to use? And for example, we're also looking and saying, hey, we're going to wait for a specific task to complete. So again, all of this is customizable on your use case. But you can see here, hey, we're just going to go and deploy pretty much the standard fluent operator. Okay. Looks like the fluent operator does not exist. So it went and deployed as part of helm. And now if we do kubectl, get pods, fluent. Great. Awesome. We can see that the fluent operator is running. So an operator again is made up of, I would like to call it two parts. One is this ever going reconciliation loop that checks to make sure if you have any objects defined that it will make it so. And so this is really what I would call that reconciliation part. And the second is now we're going to go define these objects. So as we go and define it, this operator will go and say, hey, you've defined a fluent object, you've defined fluent bit, you've defined a fluent cluster. Let's go and create that so it matches that definition that's been set. And so here, we're going to go ahead and apply two YAML files, fluent bit inputs and fluent bit output. Let's go and look at what those are right before we apply it. So here you can see it's a kind while you typically deploy these kind resources that are pod or node. Here in this case, we are deploying a fluent bit object. It looks like we've set some limitations on it as to its size. And then from an input side, it looks like it's reading the container logs, which is very standard, right? You're tailing the logs that are within your containers. Looks like we're adding a filter operation of Kubernetes and a few rules. So it looks like some modifications, nesting and unnesting to go ahead and put them under a Kubernetes tag. And if we look at what the output looks like, not the Elasticsearch one, but the Loki one. Very simple. We're just sending everything to loki.loki.service with the label job equals flip it. So let me go ahead and copy this. We're going to go apply this. Okay, great. And let's go ahead and click enter there. So we'll apply this one too. Awesome. So it looks like both of those have been created. And now it looks like we can go and check to see if the fluent bit objects were created. So within the namespace fluent, which is what we checked before, we can get the object fluent bit, right? So when you use kubectl, you typically say, hey, kubectl get pods. But now we can say kubectl get fluent bit. Looks like there's one created about 26 seconds ago. And if we really wanted, we could run this command to check what inputs do we have, what filters do we have, what outputs do we have. And let's actually just at least look at the inputs, right? And the inputs here should exist as tail, right? We're tailing that file. We're grabbing all that stuff from Kubernetes. Let's go ahead and go jump back to Grafana. And so before, right, we had no logs founds. Fingers crossed. If we run this again, if I refresh the screen and we click log browser, we can see fluent bit now exists because it's tailing that file. And if I go ahead and click show logs, awesome. Yeah, we can see all the logs that are from fluent bit. And if we go and inspect, say, a particular log, we can see here it's also being enriched with namespace, container, Docker ID, kind of your standard Kubernetes filter metadata enrichment that comes with, with Fluent Bit. So here, with just a few commands of kubectl apply, we've basically taken the Fluent Bit configuration, converted it into Kubernetes objects, applied it. The fluent operator has said, hey, we see that you've applied these new definitions. We're going to make it so by applying the following Fluent Bit with the following configuration, and you can interactively look at each of those objects independently. So that's the first lab part here that we have. Let's go ahead and jump into the next one. So plus one to Pat for making the lab very easy to follow. This one I've actually never seen before. So we're going to do it kind of here live on stage and hope it goes well. And this one is going to, it looks like it's taking not just Fluent Bit, but also adding Fluent D as part of the operator deployment. So when you look at the Fluent operator, the way that it's evolved over time is, number one, have objects defined as Fluent Bit. And number two, there's a great way where Fluent Bit can send logs to Fluent D. And from Fluent D, you can do some further enrichments, send that data out to additional endpoints and use it almost as what we call an aggregator. And so in this case, now the Fluent operator supports all of these objects. So essentially now we haven't just taught Kubernetes about Fluent Bit, but we've also taught it about Fluent D as well. So we're going to go ahead and deploy all of these things, which is Elastic Search Kafka and the operator. We go ahead and run this. So it looks like it's deploying Elastic Search right now. It's installing that as we speak. And then we'll deploy Kafka right after this. And then we'll finally deploy the Fluent operator, which I believe should already exist since we deployed it in the last one. And if we just skip ahead just to look and read what's what's going to happen, looks like it's going to, we're going to add some more inputs. We're going to go ahead and have access to Kibana and Grafana. And then we're going to go ahead and set up some rules between Fluent Bit and Fluent D through the operator. So hopefully this doesn't take too long here. And while it does that, maybe we can look at what it's doing. I believe, yeah, here it's just taking the Helm charts that Elastic has for Elastic Search. So you can take those. It will throw Elastic Search as a node right onto Kubernetes. If you look at Kafka, let's look at that one. Yeah, this is using similarly just the Helm charts that exist out there for, I'm going to mispronounce their name, Strimz.io. And it looks like it's pretty simple here. It's just a single cluster, or sorry, yes, one cluster, one node, Kafka, even ZooKeeper there as well. Let's change back. Let's see if it's going. Looks like Elastic Search is done. And now it's moving on into Kafka. Let's see how long that takes here as well. Oh, it looks like, sorry, it's checking to make sure Elastic Search is available and using the cluster help endpoint to do so. And it looks like it's installing Kibana as well. I wish I had some hold music or something I could play as this takes place, but I don't. And by the way, so again, this is a lab you can run on your own pace as well. I know we're going pretty fast through it, but it's available there for you as well. And yeah, you get a whole Kubernetes cluster to kind of play with with the fluent operator. Okay, still installing here. Okay, awesome. So now Kibana is ready. And Elastic Search is ready. Now we're doing Kafka. I'm hoping Kafka is a little faster. And then the other two might be just as slow, though. And maybe while we wait, how many folks are sending data to places like Kafka or Elastic Search today? Open search as well. Okay, so like 50% of the room that covers how about places like Splunk, Datadog. Okay, just like the other half of the room is still going. Let's go ahead and look forward a little bit. Let's see. So the next thing we're going to do is we're going to set what is this object of cluster output. And this is where we're telling Fluent D versus Fluent Bit what the output is. And in Fluent D side, we're going to set the output to the Fluent protocol. So the Fluent protocol is written over TCP. It has some acknowledgments built in that also deal with the buffering. So if something is, say, something goes down with the Fluent Forward protocol, if you get an acknowledgement back, it will buffer on disk. And only send the acknowledgement back once that data has buffered on disk. And here it looks like this is just a really simple configuration for setting that cluster output. So we'll be able to run that once it comes back. Let's take a look at what else is here. And then in this one, we're creating the object Fluent D, which is, I'd say that second part again, where we're teaching Kubernetes about the Fluent D object. And it's now saying, hey, here's the port 24-224. Okay, awesome. Now we have all of these things running. Let me go back all the way up here, make sure our services are good. Fantastic. And let's just double check it. Can I open up Kimana? Yes, I can. Can I open up Grafana? Yes, I can. Excellent. And let's go ahead and create this cluster output. So this is just a fast way to, instead of storing it as a YAML, we're just writing it all in line. So you can see this new object cluster output is created. So kubectl, we could even do get this. And we can see there it is. It's been created 20 seconds ago. Let's go ahead and enable Fluent D with the forward input plugin. Let me go ahead and clear the screen real quick. And so now we're listening on 24-224. Excellent. Let's go ahead and see if that object was created. Just as a double check, kubectl will get there. Oh, Fluent D not found. Let's go ahead and delete this thing. Arguments and resource name must have a singular resource. Maybe I'm, ah, kubectl will get Fluent D. All namespaces. There it is. Perfect. Okay. Excellent. So what we just created was the Fluent D object. And we also created the cluster output. Now we're going to create a cluster-wide configuration. And this is similarly, we're going to be reading all of those logs again. And we're going to output to Elasticsearch. So you can see here, here's the output for Elasticsearch. And we could run this to go ahead and query Elasticsearch as well. Looks like it's still empty. It looks like we'll take a few minutes before everything loads up. I'd say probably about a minute. Typically, what will happen is once you deploy this, it gets deployed, say, as like a daemon set. It starts reading the data. It takes about, I want to say like 30 seconds to a minute before data generally shows up indexed, at least, and available. I'll skip that part for now. This is an example of what that data should look like. Actually, while it's doing that, maybe we can look at Elasticsearch in here. And we can go ahead and look at, see if that is coming through here. Let's look at the indices. No indices to show. So probably still not there. Let's double check if everything got run correctly as well. Okay, try it one more time. Nope. It looks like something with Elasticsearch, it's not sending it correctly. I'll ignore it for now. Let's keep going through the lab. And let's go ahead and apply a much larger configuration. And then this configuration, similarly, sending data over to Elasticsearch. And if we go ahead and look at the CRDs that FluentD has created, looks like it didn't create those either. I think, yeah, this is, so the reason this command is not working is that this config is within kubesystem. And the namespace we're looking in here looks like it is particular for the Fluent namespace. So if we actually run this kubectl, get FluentD config, and we run it with all namespaces, we should be able to see that, which is, again, part of the kubesystem namespace. So this, if Pat, you're watching the recording or the live stream, there's a little bug here. We'll have to fix that. Otherwise, let's go ahead and apply this last part as well. Those are now created as well. And let's go ahead and run kind of the last multi-tenant logging one, which if you look at the output here, looks like it's sending data, not just to Elasticsearch, but it's also sending that data to, sorry, inputting some of that data from Kafka as well. So let's go ahead and see if we're seeing any of that data within Elasticsearch. You click enter. Looks like there's a config thing missing here. Let's go ahead and look at the original kubectl, get configurations. Here we go. Where's the command? Here it is. Okay, let's see now if we're receiving any data. Ah, still nothing. Okay. Well, I'm going to say there's something in here, but I would say check out the GitHub for sure on this one. Use the previous example if you want to look at how just the most basic operator setup here works with Fluent Bit. And then with the Fluent D1, there's a lot more complexity, a lot more, I'd say, feature set available because Fluent D actually has five years more of plugins and outputs. But you can set those, you can customize it, you can templatize it. And in this lab, we'll take a look at the second piece of this one, but at least the first one gives you a really easy way to just start sending data to a very common use case, like sending data to Loki or Elasticsearch. So yeah, I think with that, the next session is lunch, probably the best session of the day. So with that, we can break if you have questions, happy to answer up to the best I can. And then I think Ben and others are going to be available within the Fluent Slack channel. So if you want to ask any questions there, feel free to throw things in there. Maybe I did something wrong here during the walkthrough, and they might be able to explain what I did. So with that, let's go ahead and take lunch. And I think we resume back at one o'clock, if I'm not mistaken, with the next session being monitoring Flint bit in production. Actually, so 1.30. So we're running about 15, 20 minutes early. So get an extra little break, more networking, more chat. And then we're going to go ahead and we have two great sessions. We have a Flint community meeting. So if you have like production issues you want to solve or you want to open up to the group, we'd be happy to run through them. We could try it live. I think it's always interesting to see what we can do. See if you have an issue you want to talk about architecture. Let's do it. So, okay, let's go ahead and break.


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