In this video I am going to be talking about narcissistic projection and projective identification. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. Click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos. If you would like to donate, my PayPal link is in the video description. If you are interested in one-on-one coaching, you can email me at www.naxfathercoaching.gmail.com Check out the new merchandise in the Narx Fiverr store. We have new designs on our t-shirts, tank tops and mugs. The link to the Narx Fiverr store is in the video description. Narcissistic projection. The narcissist will often accuse you of things such as cheating, lying or stealing. Being mentally or emotionally unstable. Attention seeking. Selfish. Or they might even accuse you of being the narcissist. When the narcissist is doing this, they are actually speaking to a mirror. They are projecting the behavior onto you. They project their unhealed parts onto you because they refuse to take responsibility for them. They don't want to self-reflect or look within and resolve whatever their insecurities or deficiencies are. They hate that they are attention seeking, desperate for approval, envious, jealous. They hate that they feel vulnerable and shameful. When the false self can no longer hide these feelings, their unhealed parts then surface into their consciousness. This can often cause a narcissistic injury. The narcissistic injury could be caused by something real or imagined. It could be caused by something you said or did which may have triggered them. Or it could be them reacting to their inner critic or an assumption that they have made. It is inconceivable and intolerable for the narcissist to accept these feelings as if they were their own. This is something that they must avoid experiencing. They cannot accept that they are wrong or imperfect. When you try to confront the narcissist about their behavior, they will deflect and then project it onto you due to their feelings of revulsion or strong disapproval. They have this survival mechanism where they will assign their unhealed parts onto you. This results in you being punished for challenging their false self. And then you become this bad person or someone who has done all of these terrible things will be in the cause of them. This then gives them the opportunity to punish you even further, even though you may not have done anything wrong. When these unhealed parts appear in the narcissist consciousness, it is their body telling them that something needs their attention. These issues never get resolved because the narcissist refuses to reflect on what their body is trying to bring to their attention. Instead, they will invent things that didn't happen, distort the evidence, assign significance to irrelevant things, anything to avoid the truth of the situation that they are wrong or imperfect. When the narcissist deflects their unhealed parts, this becomes real to them. This becomes the truth. They don't consciously understand that they are deflecting their unhealed parts onto you. In their minds, you have done something wrong and you deserve to be punished. The narcissist is speaking to a mirror. They don't see you. In their minds, you are just an object used to serve their needs. They assign their negative or positive traits to you. But they never actually acknowledge you as a separate person. You are just an object or an extension of them. Projective identification. This is where parts of the narcissist will be forced into the other person. In some form of unconscious fantasy, the narcissist will strive to find within you the embodiment of projection. They will try to find the representation or expression of something intangible or visible for which they can then use as a hook to hang projections on. They will even induce you to become the embodiment of projection. They will persuade, lead, incite, whatever it takes for them to create a suitable participant for their projection. The feelings which cannot be consciously accessed will then be defensively projected into another person to then bring these thoughts or feelings to the conscious mind. The narcissist uses projective identification as a type of defence, a form of communication, a basic form of relationship. Riding the self of unwanted parts will fall controlling the other person's body and mind. The feelings and attitudes that are forced out in projective identification can be both good and bad. The narcissist may project a feeling of hope within another person when they cannot consciously feel it themselves. In an emotionally healthy person, projective identification helps to experience empathy and to understand other people. The narcissist's projective identification is created from their inability to form a connection or bond in a healthy way with another person. Their emotions are projected onto you because they are unable to contain or process reality in a healthy way. Thank you for watching. I hope this video resonated with you. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. Click the bell icon to receive notifications for my future videos. If you would like to donate my PayPal links in the video description. Coaching inquiries you can email me at narksvivercoaching at gmail.com. Check out the new merchandise in the Narksviver store where you can purchase your own Narksviver t-shirt, tank top or mug. The link is in the video description. Thank you for watching and I'll talk to you soon.


Shipmates, I'm here with my wife Elka and our two girls and we're here celebrating the holiday season with our Navy family, the extended family that works inside of the McPon's office. And we just want to take a moment to recognize each and every one of you and what you do out there every day and some of you being stationed around the globe in harm's way away from your family members during this time of year. And because the holidays is all about family, make sure that you look around and you celebrate with your Navy family. And from our family to yours, Happy Holidays!


All right, cyber traders, welcome on back here this Tuesday afternoon, January 4th, shortly after 2.30 PM Eastern time. And of course, this time of the day, welcome on back for our afternoon meeting. Great to see Chuck. Always first, the punch on the loud and clear. Great to see him. Great to see Michael. Great to see all of us here live inside the Trading Room. Norman, Ari, Debra, Charles included. And all of us otherwise, welcome on back. And again, if you're joining us back on social media, Facebook Live or YouTube, likewise. So to begin, we'll start off the stock on the screen. As always, the Ford trade for right now actually made a nice bounce off of 24 and pushing back up. So right away, we'll put this on our afternoon list. It looks pretty strong heading into the afternoon, pretty close to the highs still, not to go over this trade in full or at least as quickly as we can. It's just to say this, the opening bell print this morning, I think was at like 22.49, 22.50, if not even, ended up making the slingshot right from there, really within the first like a minute, two minutes. And at that point, once it ended up beginning to make that slingshot, I unfortunately missed it myself. I know a bunch of us were able to get in a bit later on. I thought I was going to be chasing it if I didn't get in from that 22.50. As we know, Ford has been a very, not to say always slow moving stock, but listen, I mean, the stock's trading 251 million shares today. You know, it trades that type of volume quite frequently. And for a stock that trades that much volume pretty frequently, it's going to be a little shaky at times. And we've known for it to be shaky at times. And I thought that was going to be the case, at least if I had missed it from 22.50, clearly was not the case. So to go over this trade, at least afterwards, it was just in the sense of waiting the first break of a major level and then re-entering it if it gives you that second chance. 23 pop and drop, 23 pop and run. Seemed to be said pretty much every 50 cents off of 24. It had a false breakout at first. And then it ended up making the shimmy up higher. So hey, this was a great trade throughout the whole day. And as I just said before, it's holding over 24 currently and beginning to push up off it. So easily we'll put this Ford stock back on our main watch list. Mark D says the Relye trade ended up saving his day. So let's go over Relye also. I mean, hey, it's a stock up also just about 24% pushing up heading into this afternoon as well. I took a step away from the trading room after we had done traders talk at a quick appointment myself. So I came back and this was already a 10 pretty much. So hey, it ended up making a really nice breakout once it finally made a clean crack above the resistance off of 8.50 from there obviously continued to grind on up. But same to be said at 10 as we just showed on Ford, basically the first test of a major level, you should expect for it to hold. I would not look to lean right in, expect a false breakout. So with that easy to say, but false breakout here ended up popping and dropping right from the 10. For right now trying to get back up there, this unlike the Ford trade, is pretty damn volatile not just shaky. This is a volatile stock. Obviously just look what happened here off the false breakout from 10 made an over dollar move on the way down. So that's what I mean in the sense of volatile. But for right now showing strength at least moving back up heading into the afternoon. We'll see if this can keep pushing. Also, we're really familiar with the stock too dating back to last week. And then obviously yesterday, we had called it out after the market opened up. So in the sense of this like really trying to pop and run, folks, don't hold your breath for this. But it is to say, if this can make a clean crack above 10, whether it be today, tomorrow, this week, whenever, your next historical level. Obviously, there's going to be levels in between here. Big iceberg levels perhaps too. But look at this like 15 level here. Holy smokes in the sense of like a home run trade. If you know the stars align and this pops. Now perhaps, perhaps this can make a closer run back up to 15. Again, though, don't hold your breath waiting for that. But you know, hey, heading into the afternoon, let's see if this could re break 10 first. We'll go from there. So again, reliable, put back on our main watch list. Mark D then saying, what about the NTRB? Let's look. Beautiful. Wow. Really nice pop right now. So great heads up on this mark currently. I think that we had called it out just a little bit before the meeting started. If not, then hey, we'll see if we can keep this going as well. NTRB was a stock from I think yesterday too, or rather it was actually from Friday afternoon here today, Tuesday. So back from the 31st of last week, last year, this ended up making a big pop at that time. It had a really thin volume on the book. I remember that that day. Well, look what we have here. Very thin volume. You have a couple of larger orders here and there, but it's still thin, very scarce volume out there on the bid and the ask. So that's definitely a big concern. But with the way this is looking so far, great call in terms of afternoon watch list stock. All right. So what we'll do, folks, I mean, hey, we had plenty of other movers from today, the PSTV trade. Of course, we just talked about before GNPX, the HOTH trade, which is still the top percent gainer right now. So let's go right from top to bottom. Otherwise, we'll see what else could be added to our afternoon list, at least with the HOTH trade. It was on our morning watch list for a reason, pretty active in pre-market. Forgot the news at the time. But nonetheless, as soon as the stock opened up, it ended up re-breaking above resistance I had on my chart off of 120 and from there ended up taking off. It got halted. It reopened up. I think it got halted on the way down as well. Let me just double check on that. Maybe wrong on that. So it got halted at 940, reopened up at 945, dropped off the next minute, did not get halted on the way down, did not get halted on the way down, doesn't need to be halted on the way down for it to be game over, but ended up pretty much false breaking 150 quite a number of times. You could say it's kind of still hanging there, but unless if this ends up making a big pop as we continue this meeting, I'm not too particular about this just yet. I guess Relye is warrants. That's pretty interesting. RELI is warrants here. The warrants are just really hard to follow using level three. So we're sticking on the stock, folks, not the warrant. I would only ever add a warrant to our watch list if it made sense, just if it made sense in terms of the liquidity. It was a really tight spread, more volume out there on the book, and that's not the case with warrants quite often. So I'd rather trade RELI to stock itself. Another big move from today, the NLSP trade, sheesh. So this one, pre-market, this one ended up making a pop and a drop. I wasn't as particular about this stock leading into the open today because there wasn't much of a trend, but I recall this because from the pre-market pop that we had, there was a bunch of buying that came in early, specifically at 134. 134 in particular. I think it may have even been this spike even as it popped above. You have a bit of a green volume spike there. It's to say this, what happens if history repeats itself, right? Well, after the market opened up, false breakout, second attempt, little shake, but it was worth it on the second try, held it as support after, ran up beautifully from that point. Right now though, obviously, right back down. So not too particular about this year too, and we'll keep it going. WBEV, I'm pretty unfamiliar with this symbol here. It's only trading 400,000 shares across the whole day. That's like very light. What is this? Wink, ink? I don't know what the company does. Maybe a beverage drink, who knows, and BEV in the name, but nonetheless, just very thin volume out there. It's up a lot. It's within our price range, but I could add more volume than this. All right, so we'll see if there's anything else that we could add to our list so far. Good start though between those three trades, Ford, Reli, and the NTRB stock. As volatile as I just said, Reli was at least this order book is a little bit more readable compared to the Warrens, right? All right, so let's see what else we got here. PSTV ended up being a bit more of a disappointment because this was actually trending up really well leading into the open, moving up nicely, big volume spike at the time prior to 930 when it cracked above 2. Unfortunately, it broke higher, failed to hold support at 2 from there completely crashed, and then even from there, I tried jumping in a couple of occasions at 183 on two trades that took a total of three cents as a loss. So I'm happy with getting out where I did. Obviously, it wasn't worth the time, and now at this point just continuing to sink. So yeah, right now, I mean, I feel like this stock's done this in the past too. Just look at all the daily, look at all the bars or candles on the daily chart, so to say here, especially these red ones, that's how you could tell this is like a pop and drop stock at its finest here. More often than not, when the stock comes out, news and pre-market does not continue after the open. All right, so we'll see what else we got here, folks. ALZN, I see RKDA from Cliff, that was from yesterday at least, but this ALZN while we're at it, don't mind if I do. Looks really strong here so far, pulling back a bit off the last high off 244, but we'll see if we can make a higher or low. We'll see if we can keep going. Nice stock to put on our list here. Looks good. Okay, LXC also at the highs. Order book checks out. All right, it's just trading very thin volume. It's only trading 383,000 shares across the whole day. That's poor. This is Cliff's RKDA that you're thinking about yesterday afternoon. It didn't make the big move at the time or the continued move. Well, we had called it out this morning at least after the bigger pop at first, but then we were able to jump on it a bit later on. So the RKDA wasn't too bad for us, but nothing going on right now. All right, so let's see what else we got here on the gainer's side here otherwise. Now we have a lot more stocks that are up percentage wise. I think when I did the morning meeting, I think number 50 was up like 3%. That was it. So definitely there's a lot more that's up now. Let's see if there's any familiar names that check out right away. So Michael typing in the LAC stock in the chat board, and here it is number 38 on the gainer's list. Still near the highs. Check that out. We had called this out early on this morning. I think Ari was first to the punch on it. We had it up for a little while. Not an easy stock, no beautiful trend, but again, big spread, a bit of a fluctuation in the liquidity on the order book. But obviously with where this is right now, heading into the afternoon, it would be hard for us to not put this on our watch list. So definitely we'll add LAC. I think this is a lithium based stock as well. We've traded this in the past over the last six months. All right, we keep it going. We keep it pushing. Let's see what else we got here. I think that just about does it on the gainer's side perhaps, but we'll hop over to the loser's list here coming up. Yeah. All right, so let's just do that here. Down 40%, down 38.5%. And this one's shortable. All right, we might have some opportunities on the loser's side here. Let's see. ZME. Doesn't look like it here so much. It was down big. Just wanted to check it out. GRTS. Wow, I completely missed out on this trade.  Not a whole lot of activity within the pre-market, but man, just this thing got clobbered. Ended up dropping down all across the morning into the afternoon, albeit right now beginning to make a bit of a dead cap bounce. But very active stock, good liquidity, love all of it. So I really like this stock, GRTS. And we'll see where it goes. What I mean by that is, hey, this is trending back up pretty steadily off the lows, right? So we're not fully writing this as a short right now. If it happens to maybe make a false breakout from like a 750 and comes back down, and that's perhaps an opportunity to think about here. But the way this is trending back up, let's look for a false break off 750, and then if it slams right back under that big level, maybe that could be the short. So we'll see. There we go. All right. What else we got here? ARVO down big. It's a cheapy, shortable. Not a whole lot really happening. It already bounced up a little nicely here. You don't want to be stuck watching the grass grow on this trading either direction, long or short. The GRTS was just a little bit more active so far heading into the afternoon. LU here on the loser's list, familiar name, actually breaking all-time lows today, I believe, and it is still shortable. You know what? I'd rather focus on this right now as far as the possible short all-time lows. Liquidity checks out well. Oh, yeah. All right. I'll tell you what. There's a lot more on the loser's side here as well. Market dropped off, of course, earlier today. Not by a whole lot, but lower high, lower low, bouncing back up obviously now. Let's see. Nothing really standing out here. Familiar name, number 50 CPOT from last week. I guess trying to actually go up a bit, but I'm not feeling it too much on this stock just yet. We'll keep this on the side list for right now. Hey, if this pops, I would love to call it out. I just think that there's better stocks otherwise at first like IMMX. We didn't really talk too much about the IMMX up until right now. We talked about this stock from head to toe as you can clearly see based off of all my crazy lines. We talked about this stock in our Traders Talk workshop. For all of us on social media, Facebook Live, YouTube, I was referring to that in the morning meeting earlier today. If you wanted to join our live trading room, feel more than free to do so by going right down to the link on the banner below the stream to get yourself started. But for all of us there, Chuck, Norman, Ari, Bill, Mark, you folks were all part of that. Deborah, you saw what happened on this trade. If it's not going to break higher, you know what's going to happen. I was saying at the same time, 727 should instantly be resistance if this comes back up to it. Clearly hasn't. You could say the same at 7 here. God forbid if this does make it to 7 here. I like this afternoon push though. Really volatile start to this trade here so far and in a good way. Great call. This IMMX. We'll see if this can keep pushing. All right, from Norman. This was from earlier. I'm going to check back in on the trading room. Check back in on social media, Facebook, live YouTube. If there's anything that you would want me to look at here, let me know. Like Norman wrote earlier, ALZN. This one we already talked about. He may have posted that before I jumped to it perhaps. This one we already got. Looking good. Then just checking YouTube right now. I was late to Mitch's comment there. Mitch Connor, great to have you back. Asking about the IMMX. Same deal. All right, folks. I'll tell you what. I think that we're just about good to go here. Otherwise, I will check Benzinga Pro. Don't mind doing that just to see if there's any last runners here that we may have missed. How about this? I'll do a little extra here. Toss up Benzinga Pro. The signals page. You got the news feed here. See if there's anything that's cooking from their signals here. REE is breaking high the day. It's a cheapy below a doubt. No, no. A $6.40 stock. It's up 14% though. REE. Look at that. Whoa. We totally skipped over this one. I mean, it's popping right now. That's why it's popping up on that signals feed currently. But this looks great. Oh my God. I mean, you have about 10,000 shares on the offer on the ask at $6.50. So we would assume $6.50 to be a pretty big level as is. There's definitely a bit of a bigger order sitting there. But the way this looks right now, I'm going to put on our list if this totally flops right back under that former peak that it made right around 11.30 Eastern time, then I'd scratch it off. But REE. I'm going to put this on our list. REE. All right. You know what? We'll jump back to Benzinga Pro. We'll go right back to the well. Why not? Anything else that I missed? It's up aware. TALO. Nah. All right. That's good. I think that's just about it, folks. That's all I got here otherwise. And that's fine. We got a really good list so far. Not too big. Not too little. The shoe just fits. And plus it's not just the number of stocks you have on the watch list like that. ALZN looks great. Ford looks great. If you're more of a level three trader and above, that LAC trade looks great. IMMX of course included. So I really like this list heading into the close so far, folks. I would rather you start and stick with this list to begin. And then, hey, if there's anything that makes a pop worthy enough of being called out, we'll call it out if it's worthy enough. So you know what I mean by that, folks. For all of us in the trading room like Chuck and Norman and Ari and Grant and Deborah and Jean, you folks have been with us for months and even years. So you know the deal. Let's start and stick with this list. And then if there's anything that makes a bigger move, we'll work on it at that point. All right, folks. But aside from that, good list to start off with for all of us on Facebook Live YouTube. As always, I appreciate you joining me each and every day, each and every afternoon. You can send me a quick email if you'd like. Josh at ctutrading.com. Any questions, thoughts, feedback, concerns, anything that you'd like to share with me. If you're more than free to do so, I always like to take care of all of our students and members at first in the live trading room. So I typically get back to all of us in social media within a day or two's time. All right. But for all of us in the trading room right now, allow me a couple of moments to reshare the screen. I'm going to post the watch list. And then I'll be back on the mic myself at 3.30 Eastern time, folks. All right, I'll talk to you all then.


Hmm Can you guys hear me let me know If you guys Can't hear me Real good Let me know Everything's going on right now.  What's good? What's good in the hood? What's going down man? What's going down in these streets man? It's an impromptu session and to prompt to Live stream, but you know I wanted to bring out this content. So Here we are Well, I gotta check some stuff. I gotta promote it on instagram real quick What's going on man? Let me post this all right bet Got this going. What's up everybody What up? What up? It may not be as many people because it's kind of in the middle of the day, but it's okay But I'm here to play some campaign to turn it up for y'all Because tonight I'm gonna be kind of busy We're planning on checking out an album reaction tonight and Me dub and Trill Billy. We'll be going to see spider-man tonight so We're gonna be we're gonna be hella busy. You know what I'm saying? We're gonna be hella busy And uh, I won't be able to really stream this later on. So this Is what I'm here for Let's go to campaign. Let's go to uh I've only completed 12 percent of the game on normal difficulty So let's get into this What's good, uh What is that? Helen Ramsey Helen Ramsey. What's going down? Scoot this over a little bit closer to me so I can see All right God damn y'all see how far that is. I need a vehicle.    Hold on. Let me try to fix it real quick Go here I really hate when it does that done Let me see all right Let me know if it's in sync or not Don't the spider-man come out tomorrow Well, technically it comes out today if y'all don't know most movies if they say it comes out friday You can technically go see it on thursday and They do press releases like a Wednesday. So yeah, I can we already bought our tickets. We bought our tickets like last week so Let me know if it's out of sync. Let me know Let me know if it's out. Is it still out of sync y'all? Damn, they got launched Is it is audio good like it's audio sync with the video. Let me know Okay, cool. Cool. Cool. All right. Just wanted to make sure All right. Cool. We got everything They're all taken care of You did it chief. Bob november's ready for capture Play this audio lark Capture complete chief For most of the war this is about as deep in banished territory as the unse could reach Can you imagine what it was like trying to protect this fob from the banished? So many lives sacrificed I just think there'll be new fob on the network. You're doing right Or if you need anything Which one should I I'm probably go with this one Hey chief, I'm on my way with that warthog your requisition I'm gonna get oh, I do have the gravity ham What my teammates at There we go. Come on teammates. Come on.   Where am I going? Hmm. There's a ghost over there We'll recap it over here Oh No teammates I got you.  I'm gonna get the crew All right, nice Okay Upgrade, but you killed the intended recipient so we can skip that part We'll need more data to reconstruct the forerunner sequence. Let's find the remaining beacons Come on teammate. Let's go.  Come on Mating checkpoint They sure don't want visitors on the far side of the island, huh? Too bad. It's not up to them. Hmm. We're letting those gates down Let's get these goddamn gates down man. Security controls are in the gatehouses up ahead. Let's kick in some doors Come on teammate.  Come on. Come on What's going down dj? Uh dj m got rid of him. Yay. It's getting intense.  Get out of here. Get out of here.  It's getting real y'all Come on This is why I'm glad I saved it.  I think my teammate's dead I gotta get over there though.  You are free to go up there. Oh, I want this gun Here we go. I need to get back over here. Oh, let me get over here Oh, so he had got him. I'll take this Uh-oh I do not know how to know how to fly this banshee, bro. I'm trying to know how to fly this goddamn banshee Bro, I don't know how to fly this thing.   I'm missing everything. Let me pick this up for it. I should have probably say that for him up there Got him. I'm gonna then pick this back up. Oh, I ain't even got much ammo on this Come on Well, I can refill over here No, don't run There we go.   It's a real question I guess I might go that way Get out of here. Go go go.   I'm here, baby What you talking about? Oh No, yep. Okay. Okay. That's why I kept my sword. It's all your large.  I need a goddamn vehicle, bro What's going down? Oh, uh, Omar Appreciate everyone joining in. Let's see. There's one over there One over there That may be the closest one right now, so Damn, man.  Got this dude out of there I wish I could climb these mountains. Can I climb this? Let's see y'all Oops Uh, it's supposed to be I can't climb this There we go Makes it so much easier. I do not know what that is I like this method of traveling Yeah, I don't know what y'all talking about slaw money.    Oh, no Yeah, I know what I'm here for.   I gotta take him out. You sure about that?  Gotta get rid of this guy Stay behind this rock. All right. Cool.  Got him This is your first live watching live watching live stream. Awesome Appreciate you I mean this game is only on xbox, bro Eating beans and hot dogs. That's a weird combination Done We're gonna need to get two more samples though. Sorry. I thought it would be easier It's fine Are you okay? I'm It's nothing I just felt like someone was I don't know Watching me Sure We gotta be careful Yep, watch this spider-man tonight It's gonna be awesome We'll need more data to reconstruct the forerunner sequence Let's find the remaining beacons. All right.   You're right. It ain't right. Bitch. Come on, bro. Oh, there's this Do I'm gonna pick that up? No, I'm gonna keep this Yeah, I see y'all.  Uh, I don't like it. Yeah, you gotta go. How do I get over there? Is your question? Maybe I gotta go this way Maybe I gotta hit that one Yeah, maybe we go hit this one there Let's make it ours Where is it? Where is it over here?  I think we're ready to claim it. I don't really drink coffee Another fob secured for the unse Look around. You can see where the ring has been slowly trying to repair itself without the spire's help Pretty impressive for six months, huh? Imagine what it could do if we left it alone for a few million years Upgrades I'm gonna upgrade it I'm gonna go with this Yeah, I think I'm good on I'd like to get some help before I go. I'm doing good Appreciate everyone that's here. If you haven't already go ahead hit that like button before we go to the stream They shooting it up How the hell do I get over there y'all I think I came from this way already Yeah, I did Hold on. Let me just Check my map So it's in this direction God damn it I gotta leave you guys I think we may do a review on it on youtube or on the main page Oh, I gotta climb up there This is what's gonna make this difficult Decided by drawing straws we need you here at the reverie the marines need a leader we all do The decisions made we're gonna get this done now Take out ashram and take control of this way And you're right the marines need a leader That's why you're staying here to lead in my assets Click into you can and you will I know you will No All right grapple hood makes everything just much quicker to move around. Yeah, definitely got enemies all over the place There's a beacon nearby. We should check it out I got this sword This is gonna be a tough one y'all. I may want to get that rocket, huh?  Oh, it's down there.  They are all the way down there. Yeah, there's no way I'm gonna be able to do that Yeah, I was thinking maybe I could sneak by Maybe I can What's happening to you? I want to know what happened to this guy. Hey, what happened here? This won't take long Just one more to go, right? Something's not right status status Something pushed back Scanned me It's gone now. Are you sure? Yeah Probably some sort of security protocol It's nothing Let's go get the last one That was uh, it's it's definitely not nothing Something scanned me. I'm out Oh, no, no, no, no, no. Oh, no Get out of here. Get out of here. Get out of here. Get out Oh, don't go that way. Yeah, I don't know what it is. I think are you serious about to say, uh I wish I could use this tank, but I can't even get through the trees like that. So Protecting a strong signal emanating from that banished base signature appears to be Forerunner in origin In a banished base That's not good Let's move Come on Come on How the hell do I Try and figure out how I'm gonna get all the way over there y'all Yeah, great value Thanos is coming for me man.   Are you serious bro? Am I stuck down here? Yep, y'all I'm stuck. Well, I gotta jump off. I got stuck down here bro It's gonna keep responding me. Oh my god, bro. I'm screwed.  Okay. Okay, so I can fast travel to there. Okay, whoo Okay, bet All right, I'm I'm good y'all Thank god for fast travel Because I would have been screwed Yeah Thank goodness for fast travel because I I wouldn't have been able to complete the game I would have to start because that's the thing in this halo You can't read like you can't go back to the last checkpoints.  I almost had it What's up bitches? They weren't expecting me to come this way He says Spartan. That's what I need. Come here. Give me that ghost. Yeah, baby I got me another ghost I'm just gonna end you Come here.  I don't like I knew it was somewhere over here What the Come on Me to that control console.     Y'all do what you gotta do. I'm out of here This room I like the way you talking. What's happening here?  Oh, you're annoying. Oh, so this takes you back up. Okay. Oh, no Where's my ghost? I'm doing this I was not trying to do that I'm just gonna go ahead and bounce. See you guys later See you I gotta find a way to get over here, bro I legit don't know how to get over here, man Do I have like a banshee or something I can take? Y'all see that it's like a big rip. I need like a banshee or something, bro Let me check them out Let me zoom in So this is where I'm at I would literally have to go all the way around Can I fast travel to this? All right. I'm gonna call me in a vehicle Hey Spartan, I can do that. What is it? What are you doing? Y'all see that? And then I need to go Well, I guess I can go there I'll probably go there because it's on the way It's on the way there, so Man, I gotta go back around Yeah, I'm just trying to get over to that side.     Is it LB? I'm trying to see how to shoot That's how you do it That's how you switch. Okay. I know how to switch Banished forces eliminated fob hotels ready for liberation There we go another fob is ours This one was built on one of the most active battlegrounds in the first 48 hours of the war UNSC and banished records both suggest that it was absolute chaos It raged all over but nowhere quite as intensely as the island just north of us Where we got shot down you might recall Nice, nice nice. I've made attempts to complete our forerunner dataset algorithmically But no luck no way around it. We need to reach that final beacon Where's the ghost of the banshee at is he still here? Well, we got ghosts and stuff. So All right, y'all I'm about to call it a day. Um, I'll try to stream me sometime later on this week But about to get ready linked up with the homies to record and stuff. So appreciate all the support Thank you guys so much for everything done Thank you for checking out the stream and uh, I'll be posting some more halo campaign Some time later on this week. So catch you guys next time. Peace


So I wrote a poem series called Pointe Thilism. So it's a double entendre. Everyone knows that Thilism, of course, Pointe Thilism is the style of painting associated with Odellon Redon. And Thilism is actually magic in Urdu. So henceforth, Pointe Thilism. So it's a six poem series. I'm going to read the last four poems. Cowboys and cowboys. Now that there are cowboys and cowboys. Now that there is a red line that breaks and breaks you, trumped up to twist into a noose. The same line I went humming arm in arm, what I called Ganga Jamni, what you called a Wendigram. Those lines are lost. The night is long. My mind's skipping like a cheap cassette, trying to rewind history with the turn of a pencil. These are the years of static and stasis. Kis kis ko batai in judai. To get to the analog of Inhi logoni, to jog that, thread that fugitive dot, noisy, nosy point of contention. To green absence, you need the pointilism of raindrops. There are wiles to reap, hairs of bigots splitting your side, as they try to untangle the bindi from Hindi, extracting the sand wound that birthed the pearl they stand on, lodged like a cumin seed in the sea crevice of a camel's mouth. Water has logged every mile of my grave. And you named each painstakingly painted rose? Yes, I did. Shamimara, Jahara, Shabnam, Nargis, Noshaba, Anjuman, Shagufta, Shahrazad, and so on and so on, until the 1,000 nights were done and there was the one left to right only, the very longest one. The Department of Wronged Rights. You have made a wrong turn. You have made a wrong right turn because left is right and we just wanted to drive that point home. Your life is wood, get the drift. This is now a checkpoint. Please to sit while you wait. We will check you in a box, in triplicate. BBG, by any chance that Adakara's sister, you mean the one that still lives on the tip of her tongue, tied in brackets of silence stuffed in her straight-faced helplessness? Mutation would require you to visit another office. We only mince words here. On stamp paper, it doesn't matter if you can sign your name. Thumb prints are necessary. Only the right thumb is right. Would you look at the price of pomegranates? Tell me, how can a simple officer possibly raise one's family in this mehengai? Please have some biscuit with the chai. Where were we? Yes. I was going to tell you about the siyagush, the supari jinn. It is he who cracks your nuts into a heart. He who folds your teeth into paper-thin walls of limestone, your legs into eighths of red ochre. He who breaks your spine into a moist green triangle spiked with nails of clove. He who offers the bite of bruise bright cardamom shot through with the tracery of electric moonlight jammed down your throat. Benevolent or evil? It depends on which way the wind blows. You must not only believe he exists, but solemnly attest before we can continue. Before you pass out of any port, you must solemnly attest. Before you pass out, we can continue. Notes from a holding pattern. When the paper-thin roses that began as a lullaby had climbed all the walls of her garden of the thousand and one nights, but first there was a gold-green blur and blood-red roses crowning the heads of walking thorns with the strength of ten oxen. Or so it seemed, Lahore was a mirage. If you got too close, it disappeared. Like all of her loves, she keeps Lahore entombed in her drawer, an entire city of rooftops and gray doves walled up in a four by six postcard. The mythical walled city itself, a walled in anarchally, hard-pressed in the pages of a Basant beyond all remnants of return. Taproots, the eyes of Leila are almonds. Morning is a white sheet where no one takes off their shoes, gather them into piles, perilous pyramids to recite the names of loss under your breath, circumambulating the graveyards of possibility. The eyes of Leila come into this world wearing their coffins. The eyes of almonds are blind, the eyes of Leila are blind. The eyes of night cry themselves blind and leave a wet shroud on the earth each morning. Don't cry for Leila, for it is you that has strapped her again and again. The eyes of Leila are a Leila of blind almonds. You are condemned to be lost in the braille of their labyrinth in the labyrinth of their braille. Bhuul Bhuulanya, there is no luck now.


So we're here at Nova Centrics and who are you? Hi, I'm Stan Farnsworth. I head up marketing and sales at Nova Centrics and I'm one of the founding employees some years ago. We're here at ID Tech X event, Print Electronics Europe in Berlin in 2016. And what we've got at our exhibition area today is a few examples of our Pulseforge Fritonic Caring tools. And this particular tool, the Pulseforge 1200, has been on the market for about two years now. We've seen a lot of adoption and a number of applications and it's been very exciting from a technology developmental perspective. But one of the pieces we're really showing here at this particular event are some of the accessories now that we've developed that help to enable even more development and more progress and more innovation and more technology on behalf of our customers. And so this particular piece, this is called the EX1 controlled environment shock. For Fritonic Caring, one of the key topics is getting a good thermal coupling between the substrate that's being processed, the materials that are being processed and the processing base. And so what we've done here is developed a porous graphite vacuum surface, vacuum check to hold down the material and get a very good thermal conduction so we can process a much wider range of materials. So on the key pieces on the side here, we have the vacuum feeds. We can also use compressed air and other gases as part of the system. And then something goes on there? Right, so the material to be processed would sit from an R&D perspective just right on the processing square here. One of the key pieces of this though is not just the vacuum check, but this is also an accessory that has the ability to heat or cool the material so we can heat the substrate to a pre-arranged temperature or we can apply cooling and get the substrate to a controlled lower temperature that really expands the process window for processing and getting optimal performance from the material. And how this is used, this is shaped the way it is because as we use it, we'll come over here to the sample drawer, put this on here and we'll lower the stage down, we'll take off some of these accessories. So what we're doing here is we're taking advantage of the fact that the processing stage here was designed to be lowered to accommodate exactly this kind of test fixture. So we'll open this up and we can take this and it just sits very neatly on top of the stage. So now we can close the drawer, connect our couplings and process the material. So this fits right on top of the existing tool. So customers that already have one of these can use this and this really expands the processing capability for a number of samples. Applications where this is especially critical, we've seen this really enable opportunities in displays, in particular OLEDs and even some variants of more traditional LED technologies around allowing the photonic hearing process and the pulse forge tools to process a variety of the OLED or LED materials as part of that complex material stack but without damaging some of the more sensitive materials that companies are starting to use in those systems. So what kind of OLEDs are the people able to do with your products? Sure, so different kinds of lighting or displays. Really it's the displays that's been a key interest for this kind of technology. As that community, the OLED community, the display community is really going through sort of this hyper competition right now where we're seeing in the press they're really being aggressive and rolling out active matrix OLEDs and some of these other new technologies and companies are looking for any kind of technology edge that they can get either to bring the cost down, to make the OLED performance higher, brighter, durability. Also cost is always an issue for production. Is this for flexible OLEDs? Yeah, of course, absolutely flexible OLEDs, right. This is printed electronics? Yeah, sure, yeah printed electronics. Now the OLED itself might be in a rigid display but some of the key technologies that are being adapted for that are moving towards being able to flex and curve. With plastics? Yeah, with plastics, also with flexible glass. Right, flexible glass is a key material as well. Flexible glass, so all these awesome things are being possible with Nova Centrics. Right, so we're involved in a lot of them, not in all of them for sure but as companies like to really expand the technology capabilities we're finding that they're really interested and able to use this kind of advancement to give them more options in the materials that they use. So since those years when you were part of the founding team of the Nova Centrics there's a lot of stuff happening in this industry. Well it's a huge amount and this is an example. Wearables is a big topic right now. This is an example of just a concept device that was made with the group in Spain, the Uracat Group. We've been collaborating with them for a little while now, I encourage you. They have a video on YouTube actually, if you do a search for Uracat that you'll see how this shirt was manufactured. So there's a whole design process. Yeah, it's a Simon Says shirt so you can turn it on and play and do patterns with it. As we think about other kinds, in fact here's the video that's running so they're screen printing different layers of the shirt and testing of the electronics to make sure that they're still getting functional. This is the future of smart closing, this is a taste of how the future of smart closing can happen. Absolutely, this is such a hot topic right now. The ability to take garments, textiles and integrate some kind of functionality to it. Now there's a whole emerging industry space around, is that technology around fitness? Is it around style and design? All of that is happening right now as we speak. Right. So also happening right now. So we'll check out, but you can directly answer the question right now. It's a large roll-to-roll system that we've been implementing. All right, so we'll show it off right here. Yeah, you're welcome. If you need anything else, as well as a very popular demo to show off your big machines. What we've done here is take that exact same pulse-forged 1200 photonic carrying technology, that exact same equipment, put it into a different chassis structure, integrate it with a very simple roll-to-roll handling system in an R&D stage, and this helps companies and institutions and groups take the next step from moving with small sheets to rolls of material to understand the developmental challenges that they can be faced with with moving to this kind of larger volume format. So two of the most awesome things I've seen at the show is flexible OLED displays, flexible processors. So you will be involved in those? We are involved in some of those, right. There are a lot of different technology cells happening in the community right now. What we're starting to see is that companies that have been focused on flexible processors, companies that have been focused on very specific OLED light and display generation technologies, companies like us that have been working on conductive inks and processing equipment, all of these competencies now are starting to converge. And that's part of the benefit of coming to events like this, is it allows us to network and build relationships with these other groups so that otherwise we're working in our areas maybe a little bit separately, but we can come together and take all of our expertise and really allow us to deliver something that from a customer perspective is much more interesting. So we can do these kinds of rolls of material. And this goes from a collection of competencies from Nova Centrics. In this case we're using a flexi-graphic system from Harper, which is a terrific company and they've been great to work with on the deposition side. We're using a near IR system from AdFos, which has also been great to work with nearby. But it's this kind of collaboration that really is propelling and driving the space forward so that we can build technology solutions for the end users to be able to add value and build market with their customers. So let's say the flexible smart closing, smart display, smart electronics, flexible everything, but if that's the future, are you part of the R&D and also of the mass production? That's correct. Are you making the fab of the future? Right, so we have production variations of this equipment in factories right now throughout Asia, some in the US as well, and that's really driving and enabling some of these new products. We're still at the early stage of that, so if we think of an adoption S-curve, the space and also Nova Centrics are at the early stages of that adoption S. Now fortunately from a technology perspective, a lot of the component and constituent technologies are pretty well developed. So this equipment in and of itself is very highly developed. The components and the equipment and the materials around this room from the other companies are also very highly developed. But as I said, they're coming together to enable new products from our customers and that's what we like to show here is that capability. You've been involved mostly in the R&D kind of phase and then you will be part of even more now of the mass production future. Right, so most of our customers are R&D customers, but I can say that most of the equipment that we ship now is for production uses. So when we think of a percentage, the very high percentage of the customers are still in the R&D stage and that's because they're at an institute or university or a corporate R&D center. We have had some customers move all the way through this product development process and move into full volume production. People have objects in their houses or they own objects somehow through their, around them that were made and enabled by these pulse forage tools, otherwise they would not even be possible. And that's exciting for us to see is these technologies are absolutely being adopted, inks are being used and it's really validating that there is a role for these in the consumer community. So if there's going to be those 20 billion IoT devices and wearables and everything, you could be a big part of making that happen. Oh absolutely, sure. Yeah, we're very involved in that whole space and helping to enable that. There's a lot of innovation happening there and a lot of creativity on the application side. You know, we think about innovation, we think about delivering products, but before all of that comes creativity and inspiration. And so throughout all aspects of this technology chain from companies like Novacentrix, building materials and equipment, all the way through to the companies that are developing the actual IoT devices, we're seeing creativity, we're seeing innovation and we're starting to see an increase in delivering products. And future requests from your customers to get new functions, new features, new stuff? Yeah, it's evolving every day. Customers are trying to figure out what they want. So it's a collaborative discussion. That discussion hinges on our ability to effectively communicate to customers what the capabilities are and some of our experiences and some ideas from our applications engineering team. But a lot of that also comes from the customers getting more familiarity with what the technology capabilities are, such as from companies like us, but then also what market opportunities and market interests are. That's driving requirements. And then on the very far end, it's the consumers who are starting to understand what they want and like and these kinds of products. So it's actually quite complicated because along this entire span from the end customer back through the different stages of product manufacturing and development to companies like us, the requirements and what the markets need are shifting. So it's really important to be listening, to be in strong communication throughout this technology chain and then also to be able to adapt and respond quickly to changes and to an increased awareness of what the opportunities really are as everything is shifting.


Hello and welcome to the session, I am Shashi and I am going to help you with the following question. Question says, solve the following linear programming problems graphically, maximize z is equal to 3x plus 2y subject to x plus 2y less than equal to 10, 3x plus 5 less than equal to 15, xy greater than equal to 0. Let us now start with the solution, now according to the given problem we have to maximize z is equal to 3x plus 2y subject to constraints x plus 2y less than equal to 10, 3x plus 5 less than equal to 15, x greater than equal to 0 and y greater than equal to 0. Now for drawing the graph and for finding the feasible region, first of all we will draw a line x plus 2y is equal to 10 corresponding to this inequality. Now points 0 comma 5 and 10 comma 0 lie on the line x plus 2y is equal to 10. Now we will plot these two points on the graph and obtain this line by joining these two points. Now clearly we can see this point represents 0 comma 5 and this point represents 10 comma 0 joining these two points we get the line x plus 2y is equal to 10. Now this line divides the plane into two half planes, we will consider the plane satisfying the inequality x plus 2y is less than 10 that is we will consider the half plane containing the origin 0 0. Now we will draw a line 3x plus y is equal to 15 corresponding to this inequality. Now points 0 comma 15 and 5 comma 0 lie on the line 3x plus y is equal to 15. Now we will plot these two points on the same graph and we will draw this line by joining these two points on the same graph. Now clearly we can see this point represents 0 comma 15 and this point represents 5 comma 0 joining these two points we get the line 3x plus y is equal to 15. Now this line divides the plane into two half planes we will consider the plane that satisfies the inequality 3x plus y is less than 15 or we can say we will consider the plane that contains the origin 0 0. Now clearly we can see x is greater than equal to 0 and y is greater than equal to 0 implies that the graph lies in the first quadrant only. Now this shaded portion in the graph which forms a convex polygon is the feasible region satisfying all the given constraints. Let us mark this point as b this point as c and this point as d clearly we can see coordinates of point d are 4 comma 3 these two lines intersect each other at point c and coordinates of point c are 4 3. Now let us recall that the common region determined by all the constraints including the non-negative constraints x greater than equal to 0 y greater than equal to 0 of a linear programming problem is called feasible region for the problem. Now convex polygon ovcd represents the feasible region of the given linear programming problem. Now we can write the shaded portion in the graph that is the convex polygon ovcd is the feasible region satisfying all the given constraints. Now corner points of the feasible region are 0 comma 0 5 comma 0 4 comma 3 and 0 comma 5. Now we know according to corner point method the maximum or minimum value of a linear objective function over a convex polygon occurs at some vertex of the polygon. So we will find the value of z at all the corner points the corner points of the feasible region which has coordinates 0 comma 0 b having coordinates 5 comma 0 c having coordinates 4 comma 3 and d having coordinates 0 comma 5. Now we are given objective function is z is equal to 3 x plus 2 y. Now first of all let us find out the value of z at 0 comma 0 z is equal to 0 at point 0 comma 0. Now we will find the value of z at point 5 comma 0 it is equal to 3 multiplied by 5 plus 2 multiplied by 0 substituting 5 for x and 0 for y in this expression we get z is equal to 15. So we can write z is equal to 15 at point 5 comma 0 similarly we can find the value of z at other corner point 4 comma 3 substituting 4 for x and 3 for y in this objective function we get z is equal to 3 multiplied by 4 plus 2 multiplied by 3 which is further equal to 18. So we get z is equal to 18 at point 4 comma 3. Now we will find the value of z at point 0 comma 5 substituting 0 for x and 5 for y in this expression we get z is equal to 10. So we can write z is equal to 10 at point 0 comma 5. Now clearly we can see maximum value of z is 18 which occurs at point 4 comma 3. So we can write hence maximum value of z is equal to 18 which occurs at point 4 comma 3. So this is our required answer this completes the session hope you understood the solution take care and have a nice day.


Ukraine is preparing surprises for the Russians with landing forces on the Nipa River. Ukraine is preparing a landing force to cross the Nipa, right-billed edition of Germany, citing a source. The interlocutor confirmed to the publication that in recent days special forces of the armed forces of Ukraine have already landed on the left bank of the Nipa in several places. As Bild found out, when crossing the Nipa, the armed forces of Ukraine intend to use small operational special forces on canoes. Since January, Ukraine has been buying special equipment for this and attracting experts. One of the coaches is a German citizen. He said that he had trained about 40 Ukrainian soldiers. Bild has received photos from a training camp where special forces of the armed forces of Ukraine were taught to row in canoes and land in full combat gear. It is canoes that are best suited for stealth approach to enemy positions on the opposite bank. They are silent and small in size. It is difficult to see them at night. A special coating is applied to the board. On April the 23rd, the Institute for the Study of War, referring to open data, announced the landing of the armed forces of Ukraine on the left bank of the Kursan region. It was reported that the Ukrainian military took up positions on the banks of the Nipa river north of Oleshki and were able to advance to the northern edge of the settlement on the E97 highway. The south department of the Ukrainian army refused to comment on the information, but the representative of the south, Natalia Gumenyuk, said that because of the stuffing the occupiers intensified shelling of the Kursan region. Inspired by such information, the enemy used a very powerful air attack, pulled up artillery and tried to prove with all its might that he was still holding positions. These are the consequences of information stuffing in a hybrid war. Therefore, you need to take a very balanced approach to information, she said. But neither the Ukrainian military nor the experts hide the fact that the goal of the Ukrainian counter-offensive will be, among other things, the liberation of Crimea, which in particular is associated with the increased collapse at the enemy's military facilities on the peninsula. Recently, Kurt Volker, former special representative of the US State Department for Ukraine, said that he could not start the de-occupation of Crimea right now. The likelihood of Russia using nuclear weapons in response to Ukraine's actions to return Crimea is very low.


Hi everybody. Today, welcome to the What's New in OpenShift 4.10, the developer edition.  I'll hand off to Parag to introduce himself. Hi, I'm Parag Dev. I'm the Product Manager for Developer Sandbox, the upcoming App Studio offering and the dependency interface. I'll hand it off to Steven. To Rob, I think first. Oh, sorry Rob. I can't see. No problem. I'm Rob Gormley. I'm the Product Manager for OpenShift Builds. Hi, I'm Steven Le Meur. I'm Product Manager for DevFile, SBU, Helm, and GQ. Yes, Tori? Hi everyone. I'm the Product Manager for Code-Ready Workspaces, rest in India, Bangalore. Mohit? Hi everyone. Good morning. I'm Mohit. I'm the Baser of India and I'm Product Manager for ID Tooling, and I'll pass over to Shyamukh. See, I'm here for our OpenShift Product Management Team, looking after some of our new products. Awesome. Thanks, everybody. So this presentation is in addition to the presentation, which the broader OpenShift Product Management Team recently presented. But today we're going to be focusing on the developer and DevOps personas. So just a reminder, back in February, you did see our what's new Dev Edition presentation, which focused on a look ahead in the next six to 12 months. But today's session is focused on what's being delivered in 410, as well as alongside 410, right? So feel free to use the relevant slides in this deck or customize and make them your own going forward. We'll start with a quick look back at our priorities for 2022, aligning both with Red Hat and our Product Port Fully Ovision and Strategy. Our major priorities were around managed services, onboarding and platform adoption. Today you'll see some of the progress that we've made on these priorities with the release of OpenShift 410 and more. So let's get to it. We're going to start by deep diving into the pieces of OpenShift itself, operators which unlock additional features, as well as tools that ship next to OpenShift, all of which enhance the experience and productivity of a developer or DevOps persona. And I will first hand off to Kastori. Hi, everyone. Good morning. Thank you. And let's talk through what's new in 410 Workspaces this quarter. This year we're focusing on our architectural switch to their workspace. And as you see in the slide, we're also going to go with a new name. So this is more to align with the overall portfolio branding. And our new name would be Red Hat OpenShift Dev Spaces. Next slide for me, please. Thank you. So this year we had two releases so far. Kodori Workspaces version 2.1.0 and 2.15. The enhancements and changes are aimed to making the product very much simpler, familiar, faster and clownative. As you all know, our key personas are administrators and developers.  The big news is Kodori Workspaces now support IBM Z and the next one. It was a tech preview last quarter. Enhancement to the administrators include improved memory consumption, setting parameters like CPU quota. All this is to ensure that there will be no container initialization failures and it's a success and it's a breeze for the administrators. Administrators can also now set storage size to align with the storage size supported by the private cloud provider. So this was one of, these are a couple of big asks that the administrators wanted. So their lives become much easier than what it is today. From a developer's perspective, the aim is to make the product more familiar with the tools and align with what OpenShift Console provides. Support for DevFile v2, providing new navigation link, allow developers to open OpenShift container platform web console from the dashboard through this link. And like I said, we are going through the switch to DevWorkspace. So we also have in 2.15 a tech preview on how DevWorkspaces look. The reason why we are moving to a DevWorkspace engine is life becomes much simpler and easier for both admins and the developers. For admin, it would mean the authentication and managing the workspaces is much simpler and easier and flexible. For developers, we are bringing in plethora of familiar tools and also support for VS code, IDE, BEYOND here and JetBrains, which is the top ask from the product. So that's what was done in this quarter and much more coming up with both rename and switch to DevWorkspace. That's pretty much from my side. Thank you, Anu. Thank you, Kasturi. On DevFiles, DevFiles are the way we are defining portable developer environments, which include all the tools that are needed for the development of an application, either from inner loop and also from the outer loop point of view. Next slide, please. And the outer loop is actually something that is new and that we had into the version 2.2 of the specification. So we had the support for Dockerfile build and deploy into the definition of a developer environment defined with a DevFile. The DevFile public registry is now entirely available from audio and from the developer catalog in the OpenShift Developer Console as well. And we have been setting up a DevFile registry for the Red Hat products as well. A lot of efforts have been done on revamping the documentation and helping the community and also our customers to build their own DevFiles as well. And last but not least, on DevFile, we have been accepted as a CNTF sandbox project and we are also getting external contributions from AWS and JetBrains. So there will be more things coming on this front as well. On the Maven and Gradle Java tooling, so this is mostly about G-Cube which enables the Java developers to build OpenShift Kubernetes artifacts with ease. It allows to either generate the containers using S2I, Docker or BIB or generate the manifests that are needed for Kubernetes, could be for Kubernetes, Vanilla Kubernetes, OpenShift, but also generates end charts. It comes as a Maven plugin and the Gradle plugin is also something that is new and that we had recently and which is getting a lot of improvements at the moment. On the next slide, please, we have just released a version 1.7.0 which is now available in this latest version. All the images that are getting generated are now using Java 17. As I mentioned earlier, we have been doing a lot of improvements related to the Gradle support, especially on Kubernetes and OpenShift side where we had the support for Vertex, Micronaut and Open Liberty generators as well as a number of hardening tasks and bug fixes. On the generation of Helm charts directly from G-Cube, we had the ability to use YAML source files and also we had a way to configure parameters, variables and the values that YAML from a Helm chart through XML or DSL and using the dot notation as well. And as a good news on the project, we just reached the hundred of contributors on the project. So that's good and that's showing a good health of the project as well. Ending over to Moit. Thanks, Steven. Hello, everyone. So I will be basically discussing what improvements we have done with respect to IDE toolings. This quarter has been really great for aligning our portfolio with respect to all the ideas we support including Visual Studio Code, IntelliJ and Eclipse. And these are some of the products which we currently have and the enhancements through what we have done. I'll start with OpenShift. One of the major improvements with OpenShift extension on Visual Studio Code and IntelliJ is that we currently allow users to connect and provision their developer sandbox. Previously, user could have started their local OpenShift cluster using code containers directly from the extension. And now we have also enabled them to provide one more way to run OpenShift and that's for developer sandbox. So anyone who's working on with their OpenShift cluster, they can just provision the sandbox instance from the IDE and start working on it. This will be a continuous work and will continue in the next quarter too. One of the major improvements what we have around serverless functions and Knative is that there is a new workflow which we have enabled for developers both in Visual Studio Code and IntelliJ with respect to serverless functions and the extension is released on the marketplace for both Visual Studio Code and IntelliJ and we will be getting more collaboration around different upstream community including VMware and other folks. The other major contribution around IntelliJ is that we right now have a support for Kubernetes extension. We allow people to work with the Kubernetes clusters and see all the cluster management, the logs, and allowing them to work with the cluster with push of the workspace projects. So that's active development which is happening with respect to Kubernetes on the IntelliJ environment. The other scenario around Tecton is that we allow people if they want to continue working on their Tecton hub or Tecton custom task catalogs, they can directly work with their clusters and the support is also available both for Visual Studio Code and IntelliJ. One of the major improvements what we have around Core AD Workspaces was that in the previous release of Core AD Workspaces where the OpenShift extension was added in the J Registry. I used to support an older version of DevFile but now it supports the latest version of DevFile as Stephen mentioned it slides me. We are trying to make sure that we have the support of DevFile across our portfolio and this is one of the major additions what we want to have with respect to the customers using Core AD Workspaces. They'll have the support of DevFile we do in that and they can start using the OpenShift extension on top of it. One of them announcement around Red Hat Core AD Studio there's going to be a sunset of Core AD Studio which is going to happen next month around April 14th which means that there won't be any further release of Core AD Studio but the work which is happening around Core AD Studio will continue to be actively worked and developed on Jbox tools so that's an upstream project supported by Red Hat and the collaboration which was happening on Core AD Workspaces will still continue to be on Jbox tools side. So that's a brief update what we have around the ID tooling for products and now I'll be moving what we support around the languages. So Red Hat has multiple set of extensions in the VS Core marketplace which supports languages such as Java, Quarkus, YAML and these extensions are one of the top most used extensions by the developer community. Java has approximately around 15 million installs and we did a new release this month itself, 1.4.0 and the next release is coming out in the next month itself. One of the important features around the Java release was that now users can also run the pre-release versions of the extension. This works on the same lines of how we used to run the nightly base. So now from the VS Core ID itself they would be able to select any pre-release and start working on it and providing feedback or see how the features will be rolled out in the major release. Another important workflow around Java extension is now it has been released based on platform specific and now based on a different platform the extensions have released and we now support macOS M1 with respect to macOS inter what we have previously. So that's one of the improvements around VS Core Java. With respect to VS Core Quarkus we did a release after a very long time but this release is pretty much very significant because it allows us to have a language support for cube templates. This was a very important milestone for the VS Core Quarkus and there are multiple blocks which are out and there will be one more release which will happening soon around the support around the templates and the cubes language server. Another important factor was there has to be a collaboration between multiple ID extensions what we support for our portfolio and the VS Core Quarkus and OpenShift extension is one of that integration so now you can directly deploy your Quarkus application on top of an OpenShift cluster using a very discoverable deploy to OpenShift command so that's one of the major enhancements what we have done. Moving on to VS Code YAML this is also one of the heavily used ID extensions for developers it allows approximately as mentioned 8 million installs and we continue working on the built-in cumulative support what we have we have also made change into the YAML parser which basically works that specific to your YAML version you can work on your YAML files and that will basically is going to enhance your developer scenarios so this is what we have briefly from our portfolio for both ID tooling on the language side and that's what I had so thank you moving on to the next one Serena Thanks Gohan So I'm going to talk about ODO a little bit now so as we mentioned in our what's what's next presentation last time we talked about ODO v3 coming out and focusing on three major goals onboarding with guided experiences providing inner and outer support as well as consistency between our entire portfolio so what you'll see coming out in the next month or so is an announcement for our initial dev preview of ODO v3 you can see an example here of what ODO and it kind of looks like with the guided experience and then on the next slide here what you'll see is an example of what ODO deploy looks like with the guided experience so as I mentioned dev preview will be in April and the following commands will be available in dev preview log in and log out ODO in it dev deploy preference build list delete version and noodles and tech preview is planned for summer of 2022 including the remainder of our plans commands for ODO v3 so be on the lookout for that announcement and a blog as well showing exactly what will be available now I think I'm going to pass back over to Sivan speaking covering Codradi containers today because Steve is on PTO so Codradi containers is going to be renamed OpenShiftLocal by May so that is a major shift similarly to the change in the name of Codradi Workspaces we want a better alignment with the brand and with the different things that Codradi containers was allowing to do and it's really about running OpenShift on your desktop so it will be renamed OpenShiftLocal by May so what's new on Codradi containers sorry we have work on getting a smaller footprint during the download so the bundle which is getting downloaded initially is smaller and then during the installation phase of of Codradi containers it will download the different things that are needed for Codradi containers there are two different presets that are now provided so the default one is OpenShift but you can also use Codradi containers to install Podman which is much lighter to run the containers or a local environment along with this there is also a new electron based tray application which allows the developers to directly interact with Codradi containers or Podman it also provides a guided workflow to the user after the installation of Codradi containers so that everything is getting set up properly and that's it for Codradi containers moving to developer services and starting with Helm so as you know Helm is one of the most popular packaging mechanism and we are continuing to integrate its capabilities onto OpenShift so in the latest version of OpenShift we are supporting Helm version 3.7.1 and we continue to provide an integrated experience within the developer console so that the developers can do self-service consumption of the M-charts directly from the developer catalog. The developer catalog can be extended so a customer might add their own custom M-chart repository either at a cluster level which was already available and now with this new version of OpenShift we had the ability to configure a custom M-chart repository at a namespace level which will require less permission as well so that enables the developers to configure the M-chart repository for their own needs in a more constrained scope in fact. We also are providing a certification process for our partners who want to distribute their products using M-charts so we have new charts that are now available including Firewire Orion, Node-RED for IBM Edge Lacework Adjunct or Solace Pupset Plus as well and some others as well. So that's for Helm on service binding is really a way to enable the developers to easily connect their application to backing services. It manages the data plane for the application and the backing services by injecting all the binding information directly in the application workloads so that the application can leverage the connectivity information more easily. So we are providing a built-in set of bindable services which are enabling the Red Hat portfolio our managed services and some other popular services so we have extended that as well. On the next slide please on the managed services we have managed Kafka, Roda and there's few demos that are available and we are also providing support for some popular operators that are existing elsewhere. In this new version of OpenShift there have been addition into the developer console to make it easier for a developer to connect an application to a backing service and Serena will cover that in the developer console section. Thank you. And now ending over to Tiamac. Sorry. So on the previous slide you would see OpenShift builds is following a pattern earlier today and we are not doing it yet but it is working its way through the process. Some updates here. We continue to release more functionality and features into CSI drivers including the ability to handle projected resources Red Hat entitlements simple content access certificates and so forth and allowing those to be shared in a manner that supports namespaces and other kind of access control that it's there to. Similarly we also are allowing CSI volumes to be mounted into a build. This will help support those secret stores, projected resources and so forth and allowing them not to allow secure credentials to be required to be stored in container images there. We're also looking at the ability to build images using the source or binary of your local application and your workstation and we shut up into your OpenShift instance there to. Superite builds also supports custom annotations and volume support there too. Next slide. So as mentioned one of the things that's important to note is that V1 builds which we'll probably start referring to as V1 builds or classic builds is not going away and in fact you can continue to deploy V1 builds and maintain them as well as the V2 builds which are based off of the Shipwright upstream and those can coexist quite contently in parallel. Jenkins operator has been deprecated as a level as of 4.10 and will be not receiving any further updates and we're moving more towards the pipeline as a service methodology there and with that in mind we're going to be continuing to work on improving the builds operator get it updated and into the operator hub there to provide that functionality in that more native fashion there. That is all from OpenShift builds. Alright, OpenShift pipeline so alongside of the Shipwright 4.10 pipeline is V1.7 will be released. The highlights of this release are pipeline as code that reaches take preview that enables GitOps workflows for the CIs. Pipeline will live in the Git repo and the executions will be on the cluster. Kickdown chains is an autopilot of this release that is reaching take preview and introducing into the product that enables once configured customers can automatically sign any images that are built within the pipeline using a variety of cryptographic schemes like Cosign from 6-store X599 or QLAS and other mechanism that are experimental at the moment. Kickdown Hub is introduced as well in this release as a take preview feature so customers can enable Kickdown Hub on the cluster to give them their own version of Kickdown Hub to be able to create a list of tasks that they want to expose within their organizations to be used by their dev teams and SRE DevOps engineers to build pipelines and another area that is highlighted in this release is taking advantage of user namespaces in OCP 4.10 to be able to run tasks in that namespace which allows the it opens the door for type of tooling that required to run privilege and open shift like Builda to run as a root within the container but since it's running the pod is running user namespaces it's mapped to a non-root user on host that would essentially remove the need for those tasks to run as privilege pods on top of the platform and also any other tooling that customers might have that has this requirements and there are a variety of improvements within the pipeline UI and dev console as well and I think it will go in more detail through as well next slide please GitOps 1.5 also will be available on OCP 4.10 that brings along our OCP 2.3 the highlights of this release are additional new generators and application sets is a hugely demanded capability in Argo CD that allows customers to generate applications based on the Git repo or the list of clusters in ACM or some of the other aspects and two generators are added in this release that allows us to allow customer to configure or seek Argo CD to create an application for every pull request so that it can create an application sync the content of the pull request to a namespace perhaps in order to deploy the content of it and run tests against it before accepting the pull request and merge generator is also added that allows merging the result of two different generators for application sets. The other improvements are more enhancements around control over how certain fields need to get ignored when Argo CD syncs manifest to the cluster this is important when there are objects on the cluster that have multiple owners there might be an operator on the cluster that owns part of an object a custom resource on the platform and you want to have a different part of it in the Git repo and you want to instruct Argo CD to ignore any of the differences on attributes that are that Argo CD is not in the owner or someone else is making changes to it. Next slide please. Yeah. Okay. So now I'm going to do a deep dive into the developer experience inside of Openshift console itself. So in 4.10 we focused on improvements to building your application, modernizing your application and portfolio enablement specifically around serverless and pipelines. So the first page the first slide here I'm talking about we now have this capability of doing a quick search catalogs from the app page so we introduced this icon that looks like a book or catalog in a topology view a couple of releases ago we're now also including that into the ad page which just allows users to quickly search for an item available in the catalog rather than having to browse so it's a nice efficiency type of improvement in addition and if you go to the topology view inside of the dev console which is also an admin side we now have the capability of doing filter by label so it used to only be filtered by name. We've now introduced the ability to filter by label as well. This side panel when you select an element inside the console we have that side panel top open and that is now resizable and not only is it resizable from the width perspective but that width is remembered per user so the last selected item is also remembered per user per project per session so if I'm in this project and have my quirkus quick starts deployment selected and I move over to the observe tab and then come back to topology that selection will be remembered so again just some user usability enhancements here inside of topology another thing that we've done around routes inside of the developer perspective is when we're doing import from git in deploy image we're now defaulting to secure routes in doing that what we also did was we are now exposing these defaults for our forms inside of user preferences so inside of in a top banner in the user menu there's a user preference section now that we released last I think in 4.9 and we've now added an applications tab which allows you to set your routing options that are used as defaults for those those two forms in import from git and deploy image we've also made some minor improvements around just the general developer experience for front-end devs so we got some feedback saying that people wanted to be able to quickly and easily kind of copy the route rather than just navigating it through the route decorator so what we do now is as you go through your import from git flow we are producing a toast notification which has the ability to either drop right out into that new route or copy and paste it and then we also have that copy capability inside the resources tab of the side panel for that route as well another thing that we've done is in the import from git flow if you are importing a node app and using the builder image piece rather than dev files we do provide or expose the capability of providing optional parameters for npm run and again so that kind of helps some of those edge use cases which build weren't able to successfully build by default so you do have the ability to do this now with node applications working off is something that Stevan had mentioned earlier the create service binding action now does let you create service bindings in addition to dragging them so before it was just a drag in the drop of an arrow we now have a create service binding action that's available on deployments with that action all you have to do is you get a modal all you have to do is open up is enter the name and select the bindable object that you want to bind to so when you drag that connector handle from a deployment workload and drop it onto a bindable service we also have a different flow where I mean it's the same flow but we're providing that default that bindable service is already defaulted for you and you just enter the name and you're all set and ready to go so again making this command much more discoverable as well as easy to use another thing that Stevan did mention was extending the developer catalog with additional helm charts right so the CR name is called project helm chart repository what we've done in 4.10 is we do have a quick start available so if you look at the helm chart catalog we do have some text in that description that allows you to enable a quick start right now we are only able to do this through Yemo but this quick start steps you through that process of being able to create that project helm chart repository and expose additional helm charts inside the namespace that you're working in moving over to the serverless area we have a number of improvements there as well we're now utilizing event syncs and topology currently the users or developers are not able to create these through the UI but post 4.10 we will be enabling that through the catalog right now what you do see here the red arrow is pointing to what the event sync looks like it's the same symbol the diamond shaped symbol as an event source the difference is that it does have a pod inside and additionally if you see where the label is there's different icons depicting an event source versus an event sync when you select that event sync object you do see the side panel as well and it tells you what your output target is and shows you the associated pod with it and of course just like with any other resource you can click in and drill into that panel by clicking the link on that side panel this is an RFE that we had implemented so this allows Kubernetes services to be syncable resources in the event source the event source flow and it also allows Kubernetes resources I'm sorry Kubernetes services to be valid subscribers when either adding a subscription to a channel or adding a trigger to a broker so again just increasing our functionality and that was an RFE going back to the pipeline stuff that Siamic had discussed here is one of the improvements that we now provide a log snippet of failed pipelines they're available in the pipeline run logs so this previously wasn't available so we're exposing it in the logs tab of a pipeline run when that pipeline run is failed we also in the import from GitFlow if there are multiple pipelines that are associated with that runtime we do allow the user to when they opt into adding a pipeline we do allow the user to see the multiple pipelines and select them and as they make those selections that pipeline visualization would change so that they could not only see the name of the pipeline that's offered but also see the tasks that are associated with it so this is a nice again a nice enhancement allowing the developer to kind of understand more of what they're selecting as well as well as being able to have this stuff exposed in the UI which it wasn't previously and then this one is around guiding the user to add web hooks for pipeline updates so previously web hooks had to be handled manually but now when you add a pipeline when going through the import from GitFlow we do generate that tecton trigger for you it's down here on the side panel again there's that copy commands because you would need to copy that URL and go to Git to configure that repo appropriately so again a nice enhancement there okay now I'm going to talk a little bit about export applications so in 4.9 we introduce this export app command which is available with a GitOps primer operator combining this feature with the import multi.caml feature of 4.8 really enables developers to replicate the application in another project in the same cluster or in another cluster what it does is it just provides a zip file of your YAML needed to re-import into to replicate that application but what we've done in 4.10 is introduce some usability improvements for the feature so you can see here we have added the ability to have a link that just says view logs so if you want to watch the progress of your export application that post notification is issued when the user initiates export but if you want you can go look at the logs as it's progressing we also if you have already started an export application and you try that command again we do issue a modal if an export is currently in progress which allows you to either cancel that export restart the export for some reason or view the logs of the current export and then we additionally and this is the same as previously but we do have that post notification issued once that export is completed so that you can download that YAML. Another RFE that we did address in 4.10 is the pod debug mode this is available across the console and at an end dev so it allows you to quickly troubleshoot misbehaving clouds from the UI so if something is a crash if there is a crash looping pod there is a capability of it shows a link to debug that container and brings it to the pod log area and is able to debug that container it allows you to stop that pod from crashing, check environment variables, config variables and also have access to logs and events once you start that container in that interactive shell and last but not least we do have another RFE which is improved quota visibility previously developers weren't able to view their usage their quota usage inside of the console because they weren't privileged so we've now exposed a new area in the project detail page which does allow you to see their usage so you can see the CPU request limit and memory request and memory limit per user here and that's associated with the applied cluster resource quota CR and with that we're going to pop over to dev sandbox and I'm going to give a second to see if Parag is going to present otherwise I will we have a few minutes perfect so the developer sandbox has been upgraded to 4.10 so as you know we keep up with the releases as soon as they go GA so we 4.10 on sandbox for a few weeks now we've added new operators the web terminal operators on it the good ops primer operators are interesting that allows you to export your applications and some of the artifacts into files imported to another cluster so you can take your application setup with you and you go out of the sandbox into a different cluster we also enabled some of the managed services operators on it the latest one being for Roda so now you can use connected databases from the developer sandbox instead of running databases into templates onto your cluster so that's there so that's exciting next slide please and we've added a bunch of when you quick start so one of them being about how to do work as a serverless application so that's there available so folks can enjoy that and next slide please thank you awesome thanks Parag so here's our additional resources we've got blogs and upstream community links as always if you're interested in connecting with us we have a PM mail list devtools-pm at redhat.com or you can connect with any of us individually we also have a Google chat that's available and then finally we do just have a couple of resources stated here too so thanks for joining us and learning more about what's available and how to support that and all of the associated products that we have for our developers thanks everybody


Back in the day, the league came to him, T-Mac, Kobe and LeBron, and there was a million dollar pot that was being offered for them to all do the slam dunk contest. Who would have won that? I gotta go with Vince Carter. He's the best dunker I've ever seen in my lifetime. Shout out to Cole because he was in it before. I got a lot of love for the players that actually do it. There's no beat of Vince Carter. It's just not. I don't care what players you put it in history in a contest. I'm taking Vince Carter.