Hello there everyone and welcome. This is Melissa Arma with the Stock Swoosh and I'm reviewing the Stock Swoosh Show Live Trading Room year to date for 2022 advanced trader results for the live room. So the room is open Monday through Friday, opens every morning around 9 a.m. and then we trade into the open not before 9.30. We don't do anything in the pre-market. That's when I'm doing the analyze and I'm figuring out what to do. The room is not open all day. It is usually open about half an hour, hour. It depends on how long we're in the trade but most of the trades are fast and most of the trades are shorts, okay? So with an average risk of $2,800 per trade risk and we do use stocks, I teach us in the class, you could have made so far this year, it is June 374,500. This is a good start to the year. So we're halfway through the year. We have one more week left in June or a little bit more than a week left in June. We'll see what happens the rest of the week. If you have questions, you can email me at melissathestockswush.com. You can always call me at 929-3200 gap. You can follow me on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube or Skype. So earnings season begins in July. We're at the very end of earnings season. There's some earnings now like FDX is the end of this week. That could be a big one for us. I don't know if it's a long or short yet or how it gaps. I will evaluate it after I see the gap but earnings season is a great time to trade. My method on golden gaps because you get a lot of gaps. You get big moves, you get volatility and you just got a lot of things to choose from for quality. And again, the idea and the key as far as an active trader and individual trader is to get a big move. The bigger the move, you take a thousand shares. You get a $5 move down to the downside. You short it, you can make $5,000. That's a lot better than getting in and out of something for 10 cents, 25 cents. We don't scalp trades, okay? I'm looking for momentum. We're trading momentum. So summer is actually a good time to trade gaps. When earnings season begins, we get busy. That's July and August. It is time for you to make your dreams come true this year. You don't have, you haven't lost the whole year, okay? You have time. You have time to turn your year around if things aren't going well for you. You have time to turn your trading around this year if things aren't going well for you. I did a lecture the other day.  You have to change what you're doing. So I teach my method. You must take the class in order to join the live room. All right? So everyone that's in the room has done the class, knows how to do the setups, knows how to do the gap rating, knows the targets, knows the entries, knows everything.  People like the idea of having the support system there daily. We did this trade last week. This was target. It was a short. Again, we chunk it out. We're looking for a move. We take it, we get in, we get out. This isn't long-term investing. This is active, active trading and we focus on fast trades mostly in the morning. And again, like I said, mostly shorts. So we did the target trade, got in, got out. Boom, done. Some trades are five minutes. Some are 25 minutes, but quick is quick. Okay, we're not sitting at our desk 9.30 to four o'clock. So if you have another job, you're doing things where you have something to do in the afternoon, this strategy may work out for you. The idea of doing fast trades actually keeps you safe as far as the FOMC minutes and things that go on in the afternoon. You can be done by two o'clock or any of those news events happen. They can be very choppy. And so to get into that quick, you don't even need the market on your side in order to do that.  And again, we're looking to short. So we started out the year in January, closed on the third. Footlocker we did the fourth was break even. No trades in the fifth if I rate a gap and it doesn't rate my per my criteria, we won't do anything. That's part of being disciplined too. And a lot of people aren't. Netflix was a winner 5,600. The sixth spy was huge winner on the seven. We've had a lot of nice market trades this year. Not just in equity trades, but options too. The QQQ's profit 14,250 on the 10th. No trades on the 11th. Apple was a break even on the 12th. Then we did Netflix and Facebook. Two big ones in January 13th. We traded Netflix a lot this year too. JPM was a winner 33,75 of the 14th. Closed the 17th. Goldman Sachs was a winner. Spy was a winner. No trades on the 19th. January 20th was AA for a small winner. UAL was a winner. Netflix was a winner on the 21st. And the 24th was the spy. That was a nice winner too. Apple was a winner on the 25th. Microsoft, the first trade loss. Then we did a retake. Sometimes I'll stay on top of something. And I will take the stop. It's a live in order stop. It's a stop. It hits me out. But then I'll retake it if I still like it and it meets the criteria and sets up. So this was 95.92, which covered the loss from the first stop and then was a profitable day. So we did two Microsofts. MCD was a loser on the 27th. BA was a winner on the 27th. Also I do teach the retakes in the class too. BA won nice winner on the 28th. Apple was a winner. UPS we did two trades. That was day was a wash. PayPal was a nice winner on February 2nd. I gotta take a look at that chart again. Facebook was a winner on February 3rd. February 4th we did Ford, big winner. 6460. Babel was a winner on the 7th. Q's lost. Facebook, big winner on the 8th. I have not done Facebook since it turned into meta actually.  Netflix lose their small winner in Apple on a break even Netflix. That was a tough day for me. Usually I like to do one thing a day. Maybe two. But you can tell when I'm having a hard day myself because I'm doing three, four things. That's like not normal for me, to be honest with you. Like the best days were in and out, one and done. Like the BABA, like Ford, do it, get in, get out, done. I don't, I'm like a trade all day. If I take a good trade in the morning and I'm done, like that's my goal for the day. I made the money, that's it, we're done, you know? And I think that's why you have to look at trading. Your odds go down the more you trade as the day goes on. And also you need to market with you on the afternoon. February 10th PayPal lost, then a big winner in PayPal and a big winner in the Q's on the 10th. UAA was a nice winner on the 11th. Now if you risk 3,000, you should be expecting to make per trade three. That's not an exact number, but flip it over one to one. 500, your expectation is 500. 1,000, your expectation is 1,000. So that's how we would have it in your head. February 14th and 15th, no trades. Nothing met my criteria. So if I don't see anything, I'll do a lecture. You know, we didn't do anything yesterday. So I did a lecture, talked about the market. February 16th, the QQQ's was 4,700. Then we did it again on the 1735-20. The 18th Facebook lost, big winner in the Q's. Spy was a loser, the first trade retake worked. That was a good day. Low was a nice one on the 23rd. Spy lost the 24th Footlocker, nice winner on the 25th and another BA on February 28th. Then we started March, it's the little one in BA. March 2nd FSLR lost, Zoom won. BA was a nice winner on March 3rd. The fourth was BA, another BA. And another market trade, 54.90. And again, the market's been pricy if you wanna do an option instead of an equity trade on margin, you could do that because I know the Q's and the Spy have increased in price. The QQQ's we did for 93.50 on the 7th. Then on the 8th, we did the Q's twice. Another stop, plus the retake, but it all fared out in our favor and it was a profitable day. No trades on the 9th. Then we did BA, which lost and the Spy on March 10th. Q's was a winner, 73.50. March 11th and 14th off. March 15th, Apple shoe stops. And then CVX was a small stop. CVX we did on the 16th, one loser, one winner. Now, when I have an amount in there where it's larger than a $2,800 risk, it's because I did an ad. So this was a loss of 7,000 because I did ads in this. That's not something that you have to do. We do not do that on every trade. It is an advanced concept. I'm not gonna detail this right now, but just so you know, that's why that stop was out of the price range, which was more than double because I added to the position size and the trade stopped. So that's a chance you take because you really don't move the stop when you do that and you're doubling up with the position. I really love that gap actually, but that just didn't work out there. So that's an explanation for why that loss on that particular day and that one particular ticker symbol was more than in the average or 2,800. Then on the 17th, no trades, FDX was a winner, 3,500, BA lost, and then we did CVX for a nice winner. Then that worked that day, March 21st. Then the 22nd, BA lost, UCL lost, CVX was a winner, Adobe was a winner on the 23rd, no trades the 24th, Babel lost, Q's lost, and then a second trade in the Q's that worked on March 25th. No trades on March 28th, AA lost on the 29th, and CVX was a really big trade on March 29th too. So look when that and next earnings are out. Chewie lost, Facebook lost, Spy was a big winner on the 30th, and again did the out of Facebook there, just so you know. Then March 31st was WBA, which was a good solid quick fast winner at 2170. Nice winner, so start at the month of April, nice trade, 46-50 in Q's, no trades on the fourth, Twitter lost, CVX lost, BA was a huge winner, Q's was a winner, and CVX lost on the fifth. Now that was kind of an active day there. It was a lot of trades. BA won, and the Spy won though on April 6th, 7th off, Q's was a winner 29-80 on April 8th, then in April 11th, two trades again, Q's lost, the second one was a huge winner. We have done the market a lot this year. I knew that in my head, but just looking at the days, I mean, we did the market a lot. I'm not saying we're gonna do that the rest of the year, but I don't know, we might. There's been a lot of good gaps in the market, what can I say? JPM was a winner, 53-55 on April 12th, no trades, April 13th, Wells Fargo lost, then we did the QQQ's, which was a nice winner, 6300 on April 14th, April 15th, two trades in the Q's, one stop, one big winner, the 19th Q's lost, J&J lost, second trade was the retake that worked, and a second trade in the Q's that worked, that was a choppy day. Netflix, boom, nice winner, 6300 on April 20th, and a nice gap, AA worked in the 21st, 24-80, Verizon was a winner, 27-20, that's a nice stock to trade, not too expensive and has big moves, and April 25th, no trades. We did JetBlue for 3,500, the 26, BA for 36-30 to the 27th, CAT won 4,015 in the 28th, INTC won in 2,700 on April 9th, that was a really good week, just everything was working beautifully, perfectly, fast, Q's lost, then the second Q lost, then a big winner in the Q's on May 2nd, CHGG lost on the third, win one, that was a good gap, Lyft was a winner and Etsy was 46-80 on the fifth, that was another good week, Spy won 47-40 on May 6th, then off from the ninth and 10th, 11th, the Q's lost, then a big winner, off the 12th, Twitter lost, CVX won, the Twitter again then May 16th, which worked much easier, and Walmart which was a beautiful gap on May 17th, 2005-15. Target was another beautiful gap, 31-15, May 18th, no trades on the 19th, DE was a good one on the 20th, 49-100, no trades on the 23rd, again, if I don't have a gap that rates 20 points or more per my 26-point system, and again it's either long or short, I'm not gonna do it, I'm not gonna do anything, I mean this is about calculated risk, if something rates like 15 points, what's the chances it's gonna work, not high in my opinion, therefore it's a crapshoot, or you gotta get the market with you, and the market can be difficult to read, I do a good job of it, but I don't get the market right every day, I get it right a lot though, I will say that, but what I'm looking to do in the day trades is in and out fast with the trades that rate good, a low rating, I'm not gonna be bothered with it, I just don't feel like the risk to reward is enough there, because you always take a chance when you take a trade that she could lose money, so I need the odds in my favor, it's called calculated risk, and that's the reason I developed the system in the first place, 26 points is a lot of things to look at in a chart, May 24th, ANF lost, Facebook lost, Facebook retake does just didn't work, BA lost on the 25th, CC, that's actually not CCX, that's another CVX, that's CVX, we've done a lot this year too, it's not CCX, it's CVX, sorry, but we've done that, it's Chevron, it's oil, and one of these days, I think that stock's gonna blow up just so you know, make another new high again, it really took a dive in the last two weeks, I'd say, it did get over 180, but that's on my radar again, that's on my radar, and I have to look at when those Chevron earnings are, oil's very volatile to trade, but again, we do it, but just so you know, it's CVX, no trades in the 26th, 27th was W-Day which lost, Big which lost, then we did a second W-Day that was a really nice winner, then we did CVX again, 31st, that's, we have time here, I'll pull that chart up, just to look at that today, I'm actually interested to see where that's at today, I didn't look at that this morning, two losses in that on the 31st and the spy lost, then we had a nice trade in WMT 2790 in June 1st, Microsoft lost on June 2nd, two trades in HPE, first one small loss, second one nice winner, 4480, and then Crowd lost on June 3rd, the Apple worked on June 3rd and the Q's for two nice trades, then was off June 6th through 8th, Spy lost two trades, then a big winner on June 9th, I stayed on top of that day in the market, I was just so determined, and again, we went, but we went a little bit late, Q's was a winner on 2595 on the 10th and the 13th was another nice Q's trade, 2550, no trades on the 14th, no trades on the 15th, Q's was a winner, 3510 on the 16th, Spy was a winner, 4032 on the 16th, Adobe lost, that just flipped, just didn't work as the market, and then Target was 3360 on the 17th, so again, every single day, I'm getting up and looking at the gap, I don't know what I'm gonna do until I get up in the morning and see the gap, and I look at it and there's a reason for that because again, I'm wanting to get the most qualified thing. Let me just pull up here CVX, look at how we tanked here tonight. Yeah, see this is what I'm talking about where I just said that this really had a massive sell off in the last two weeks, so okay, we haven't done anything with this lately, but look, but here's the chart. I mean, I do like this chart, I gotta be honest with you, but right now you just gotta, you actually could have shorted this today, you actually could have done this today as a short, we did not, but you could have, but this is on my radar, and I gotta see when the earnings are out on this, but we've done this a lot this year actually, and I'm gonna continue to get back to looking at that again. Anyways, overall the market this year has been ripe for opportunity. So if you know which direction to trade, you've had a lot of opportunity this year, if you've been able to capitalize on it, which we have, if you are doing something like buying every dip or you don't have a set strategy to do or you need the market for trades, you're having a very tough year. I know people are because they're reaching out to me, some of them are taking the class this weekend and they're looking forward to learning my strategy. Again, these are all advanced trader risk of an average of $2,800 per trade, these trades are on margin, you put in a stop, it's a limit order stop. So if I say 10 by 50, that could be for example, 50 cents. So it's 50 cents times the number of shares. For example, if you had 5,000 shares, your risk could be what, 2,500 on that. But the cost to take the position will depend on the cost of the stock to take 5,000 shares of something, whether it's a $10 stock, a $20 stock, a $100 stock. So your margin or your buying power, something that broker gives you, you must call a broker, I'm not a broker, I ask these questions, find out. You need charts, you need a platform to trade, you need to be able to short, you need a level two. All of these things you can email me and ask me questions if you would like to know more information or feel free to call. But you can trade with a beginner risk, it is absolutely, absolutely possible. It's just that I understand many people, they all wanna go hog wild right of ways. You can have great results with a small account. It's not like if you have a small account you're not gonna have great results. Will you make more money risking more? Yes, but only if you know what to do. So you can have someone that has a lot of money but doesn't know how to trade and lose it all. And you can have someone that has a little bit of money in a small account but knows how to trade and actually does better and makes money. So it has to do with your skill set, with your knowledge. And again, this is the point of taking the class. So you can start with a small account. A lot of people wanna do options, that's fine. The trading room is not an options room. So all of these are equity trades called live in the room. If I say the spy and you wanna buy a put or buy a call on the spy instead of doing the equity trade because the cost of it, that's up to you. That's totally up to you. You can do that if you want to, okay? So either way, you should know the reason that you're doing the trade. Why are you taking the trade? What is the purpose of you trading? Are you looking to retire soon? Have that extra money? I think it's good to have that in the forefront of your mind why you're doing this. So if you're interested in my class and I teach it once a month, it's called the Golden Gap course. It teaches a 26 point rating system to find the best stock to short each day. The class is June 25th and 26th. This is the class you'd wanna get in if you wanna trade in earning season, which starts in July because the next class isn't until the end of July and half of earning season will be over. So if you really are interested in wanna sign up, you still have till Friday, June 24th is the deadline. Class tuition is 69.99, class is online. You can be anywhere in the world and take it. The combo is 74.99. You would sign up for the Golden Gap course and the Trends class. You would take both classes and save $500, which would be 74.99 for the two classes together. This is a half day class on Tuesday for Trends. Golden Gap is two full days. If you wanna do options and you don't wanna do equity trades, the options is not at room. The options is a subscription service. It's an email service. There's no prerequisites, newsletters are emailed to you. I only have two options, six months and 12 months. There's no one month and there's no trial. So please do not ask me. It's 69.99 for the year and well worth every penny, every penny. 49.99 is the six months. If you wanna sign up for this, just email me at melissathestockswish.com. But most importantly, if you wanna do the class, if you really wanna learn the rating system and how I'm making the gap picks, you would sign up for the class and do it. It's nine to five Eastern time. We get a one hour break for lunch. It's a lot of information. You can ask me questions and it's well worth it. It's well worth it. I mean, it's one of these things where we've been going over the market, explaining it. I've been discussing the market almost every single day in the room, days we trade, days we don't trade. It's amazing how all of these years of doing this and since I created my system as long as I've been doing it, how well I've been able to read this market, which a lot of people have found difficult this year, but I've been able to read this market so well because of the way that I read gaps. It's based on technical analysis. It's advanced technical analysis. And again, this is the reason you would take the class. Learning the information is a lot better than just listening to me. You want to be able to know what to do so that you can do it on your own. And I teach it in the class. Any questions, email me at melissathestockswish.com. Have a great day everyone.


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Welcome to Toffy TV, it's my three things. Everton won, Leeds United nil, the Blues have got a huge, huge three points today in the battle for survival. It's another clean sheet which I'm sure of the light show on that. It wasn't a great performance by Everton today. I couldn't sit here and say any difference. In fact to be honest, they looked like two poor Premier League teams today. But Everton were the better of the two and should have really won the game by more goals. Leeds were no real threat at all today. Even being honest, didn't even have an attempt on target and they look like they're in trouble. But Everton are still obviously massively in trouble ourselves as well as a few other teams are. First thing I'm going to talk about is our centre forward position. Obviously Dominic Calvert-Lewin, not available today. Everton trying the very best to get to the bottom of what's been causing them all of these issues. It hasn't been one. Hamdrasling is the latest. Dyt is talked about mattresses and cars and a type of bed he sleeps in and diets and all of this. They have got to get to the bottom of it. Dominic Calvert-Lewin, a fifth Dominic Calvert-Lewin is somebody who could actually keep Evan up in the Premier League because he is a threat. I think he's got on the end of the balls that are whacked across the six yard box today. But he's a focal point for us. He keeps the ball well. He wins things in the air. And he's a real threat and Everton have to get to the bottom of that. Today, the manager chose Neil Mawpai. Obviously picked Ellis Sims against Liverpool and that didn't really work. He's gone with Mawpai today. I really think that worked. I think for Neil Mawpai, I think it's, I'm just not sure what type of striker he is. He's not a penalty box striker. We showed it today. The two that got fired across the six yard box in the first half. There's one in the second half as well. Dwight McNeill might have been. He should have been in those areas ready for tapings and he's outside of the dangerous areas. He's not quick. He's not particularly, he's not a dribbler and he doesn't keep the ball. He doesn't look really strong. He's a second striker. He needs a target man. To play with. And we haven't, we're not going to play that right now. And then obviously there's the rority of that. Even a word, the rority. No, probably not a word, but we've got the rawness. That's more like it of Ellis Sims. And maybe the thing with Ellis Sims is he is a bit more of a handful. Okay, he's not someone who big target man who wins others, although we did win a couple today. I fell out, I haven't watched them for the 21s. It's a different ball game. Totally different ball game, but he knows where the net is. He's done that and carried that on in league one. He carried that on in the Scottish Premier league with heart. He's carried that on in a championship with Sunderland. The lad knows how to put the ball in the net. And ever. And I guess the challenge for Sean Dycheon, Ian Wong and Steve Stone and others is to get him more involved off the ball, get him working harder off the ball and then create chances for him. We had one today where if Blight McNeill just picks his head up and plays a forward pass through a big gap, Sims is one on one. And he might just think that in and kill the game near the end and get him off the mark and give us the breathing space we need. And it didn't happen. We're not creating opportunities for him to miss. But for me right now he seems like the more natural fit and it might have to be until Dom's fully fit. That we just persevere with him and that we do the hard yards with him right now, which is go through this period where he is raw. He's learning on the job. It's difficult. It's the Premier League, the toughest league in terms of physicality and power and pace to learn. But we just look so much better when he comes on. Now people might say now and say well, Maupai had done a lot of the other stuff and Sims came on fresh. And that might be something in that. But I just think it gives us the opportunity to get out a little bit quicker than what it is with Maupai. I think Neil Maupai for me needs a target man with him to get the best out of him. Denny becomes the link player, the player that drops into the pocket almost like a number 10 type player. But we'll see whether she won't change, is that? Second thing I'm going to talk about is our home form, which will be imperative to us staying up. Away from home, we've been rubbish for years. We've had one good away record in the last, God knows how many years, and that was with Carlo and it was in the Covid season. So there's no fans. We won 12 away games, which is amazing, but there's no fans in any of the stadiums. In fact, the first away game we played that year with fans in was at the Etihad and we got B5 won the last game of the season. So our away form isn't very good. We don't have the players to pick teams off really. Frank Lampard last season got certainly got a win at Leicester, didn't he? A big win at Leicester. He got one at Southampton this season, but that was it really with Avon Antony Gordon and Damari Greywide. Obviously right now we've got a Wobie and McNeill who aren't exactly. Alex a Wobie is full of running. McNeill works hard. They're not lightning counter attacking players and then obviously we've got Maupai through the middle of it isn't so we do have to we do have to constant not constant say because obviously away from home you've got to just be tight and make sure the structure is right and then take your opportunities when they come but at home that's where for me all our points will come if we're going to stay. We've got home games against. We've got Villa, Brentford, Fulham, Newcastle, Manchester City, Tottenham, Bournemouth, all to come ac all those things. There's points there. There's no doubt there is points there. We need five wins. Now okay you could look and go well Spares, Spares, Newcastle and City. You can write them off. I mean you can't because we've just been to Arsenal in the top so you can never write any game off but say they're tough games but obviously Villa's tough and Brentford's tough and Bournemouth will be tough and you know so that we can't we can't hand pick games. We've just got to make sure that when we play a good or something the crowd are off for it. It was it was flat at times today but then obviously there was other times when they really did keep kick the team on and once we scored they made sure that they kept going. We've got to give the crowd something to to respond to something to be excited by something to to stay involved in the game. You don't everything don't do that enough but home is where the points will be and then away from home we've got to go and try and notting in forest which will be tricky. We still got to go to walls, we've got to go to Crystal Palace so you know there's places where we can go lester who are in trouble still. Then on out the woods there's points to be had on the road maybe some of those points will be draws. That's fine if we're winning our home games and that really will be will probably be the plan that you're trying to implement. Just you know go and be trying to be difficult to beat away from home and then if we have the opportunity or we can get in front of one of those games against certainly teams that are around us try to try to hold on and make something but home will be where the points will come for me and if that's the case then you know we'll give ourselves a really good opportunity. Another big game next Saturday now Aston Villa at home represent a good opportunity to win. They'll be really dangerous Watkins, Cattino, Leon Bailey people like that. Wendy, they've got lots of players who are skillful and have got ability and they were quick and will have to have our wits about us. It'll be a really tough game but no game's going to be easy now and the running is it is what it is. It's a scrap, it's a bitter, bitter scrap right to the end and that's what we that's what we have to do. So that's what we've got to go with. Third thing we want to talk about just very briefly because I haven't really got a third. Today is will be the importance of getting the squad players back, the importance of getting players back like Nathan Patterson and James Garn and they both played Patterson done 63-64 minutes last night and Garn had done another 10 on top of that I think he'd done 71-72. It's very, very important to get those players back. Obviously Dominic Alvelywn has spoken about before, it's massively important to have him back. We need that bench to be as strong as it possibly can be. Having Patterson and Garn are available. Obviously we've not really seen much of James Garnor. He's slightly different profile to what we have in midfield. Obviously right now Shaun Dyche is is preferring the midfield three of the Corae Ounana and Garnor.  Hopefully that's nothing too serious. I've not heard anything at the moment on that one. Tom Davies came on but obviously there's an opportunity for James Garnor. We've like I said he will be the new player, like a new player because we haven't seen him so we really will be like a new player. We've not seen much of him so he could make an impact giving us a little bit something a little bit different in midfield and obviously we know that when Nathan Patterson's on it. Now James Cullman had just given me on a matty just got the winner today which is tremendous but it's good to have Patterson back to full fitness as well. We've seen him when he started the season really strongly in the side and we were all gutted when he got injured and he come back and obviously picked up another injury. He needs to stay fit and get himself in the team and get himself on a run of games and giving us you know showing us what he brings because the youthful legs he brings, the up and down, the tackles, the power of him, he's no slouch out that that'll make a big difference to us even if it's just off the bench at the moment for James Cullman or whatever. We need to have as many players have a good level fit now for the final 15 games. It was good that Sean Dyche and Ian Whale and Steve Stone were at Southport to watch Everton under 21's play obviously Stanley Mills scored in that game he's been involved Isaac Price has been in the squad this season he was playing as well and obviously the likes of Reese Wells was there as well so you know we're gonna need these lads we're gonna need as many of these fit as possible and the better your options off the bench that can make a big difference to us you know 15 games to go five wins for me is what we need and having the best players available that you've got in your squad to do it gives you the best chance so good to see those people back right that is it from me I've bored you long enough going off a great weekend if you'd never told you enjoy it it's not often we win two Saturdays out of the last three with the clean sheet so go on enjoy the rest of the weekend give the video a thumbs up subscribe if you haven't and have a great one see you later thanks for watching see you


It does. Speaking of status quo sucking, you think kale is unhealthy for us to eat.  So I had a truly wracked gut that is now recovered. And along the way, I got to be friends, and now I'm an investor and advisor in a company called Viome that quantifies gut bacteria at a very detailed level. And their dataset from tens of thousands of people shows that roughly a third of people don't have bacteria that can break down oxalic acid or oxalates. So what happens is this compound that's very high in kale, it goes into the blood, it meets free calcium there, and extra calcium, as you know, ages you pretty quickly. You should not have extra calcium floating around your blood, but you probably do. And when it hits the calcium, it forms micro crystals that then stick in your joints and cause pain. It's associated with brain inflammation, potentially with autism. And the worst condition of all that it's associated with is called volvitinia, which is extremely painful vulva in women to the point they can't even wear underwear. I mean, it looks really bad pain, and it's caused by these micro crystals. So if you're sitting there eating one of these, you know, raw kale salads once or twice a day, it's also associated with kidney stones that come from not uric acid, but oxalic acid. The producer on the movie that I filmed about toxic mold called moldy movie. It, by the way, it's free moldymovie.com. This is kind of my giving back, because mold jacked up my health so much. I'm like, here's what it's doing. And the producer was eating two kale salads a day. She gets kidney stones in the middle of the movie. I'm like, well, that's what happens. So I actually recommend on the Bulletproof Blog, if you're going to eat kale, forgot to say cook it. It's okay to cook it. Dump the water where most of the oxalic acid is. Maybe add some baking soda or some calcium to precipitate the crystals out. But raw kale, my sheep, I have a small farm. My sheep will spit out raw kale. It's really not good food. Well, I've actually seen a couple of women who have come to me for hypothyroid and they basically were having a kale smoothie in the morning and a kale salad for lunch and a kale salad for dinner. And it was actually suppressing their thyroid function. They didn't have Hashimoto's thyroid out. They thought they had. But we took their, we didn't take it away from them, but we dramatically limited their kale and it solved the problem. Yeah, if you have some kale once a week and you don't wake up with joint pain, great. You know, enjoy it. I would say eat the dino kale, the stuff that isn't all lacy. The lacy kale is particularly high in these compounds. And there's something else really scary about kale. There's a toxic metal called thallium. It's called the poisoner's poison. It disrupts potassium in ourselves. Kale, even organic kale, bio accumulates that stuff like nothing else. When we put, we took lead out of our gasoline. We put thallium in the gasoline instead, which is a thousand times more toxic than lead, which itself, any amount of lead in your body, increases your risk of cardiovascular disease dramatically. So now we're eating a food that has oxalic acid and high thallium levels, which disrupts cellular metabolism and we're thinking we're making ourselves healthy.  They're probably equivalent.


Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has visited Slavyansk city in eastern Donetsk region. He wrote about this on his Telegram channel. Zelensky met with the fighters receiving treatment in the medical department of the 95th Airborne Assault Brigade and awarded them. I met the fighters and presented them with a state award. Our country is proud of such fighters. We appreciate the work of our doctors. We are grateful to our soldiers for their efforts to save lives, Zelensky wrote. It should be noted that the city of Slavyansk is located 20 kilometers from the frontline. I want to thank you for what you did in the very beginning of the war and really give your life for the sake of our soldiers. I wish you a lot of success. You all know your achievements. Thank you for supporting our soldiers and serving Ukraine. I wish you good health and be very strong. Glory to Ukraine! Glory to Ukraine! Glory to Ukraine! Glory to Ukraine! Glory to Ukraine! Russia's Krasuka electronic warfare system disrupts UAVs and radars in Ukraine. The Krasuka, a Russian manufactured electronic warfare system, plays a critical role in the Russian military's operations in Ukraine by targeting enemy radar systems from the ground. According to Army Recognition Media Outlet, this equipment is specifically designed to jam signals across a broad spectrum, focusing on disrupting airborne electronics such as those in unmanned aerial vehicles, radar-guided missiles and other airborne systems. It is noted that the operational strategy of the Krasuka involves long-range detection of aircraft radars ranging between 200 and 250 kilometers. The Russian-made Krasuka electronic warfare combat system consists of two vehicles including the 1L269, Krasuka 2 and the 1RL257, Krasuka 4. The Krasuka 2 system detects and recognizes enemy radar signals. The Krasuka 4 is a jamming station control vehicle that provides electronic countermeasures against enemy radar. Until the Krasuka is activated, the pilot can observe the surrounding environment and identify targets for destruction. However, once the system is enabled, the pilot loses awareness of this situation and therefore cannot complete the mission. Upon detecting a radar, the system identifies and prioritizes the target before deciding on the suppression method. The system identifies signal types and employs powerful intelligent jamming techniques to incapacitate enemy radar. This disruption prevents enemy aircraft from detecting targets or effectively deploying high precision weapons. Consequently, enemy aircraft, compromised by the electronic warfare system, are compelled to leave the airspace and abort their missions. This system is capable of disrupting the radar systems of enemy strike and reconnaissance aircraft, UAVs, and low-orbit satellites. Additionally, it can track NATO aircraft and engage ground radars. Army recognition media outlet says that since the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine, Russian forces have been actively using the Krasuka 4 to scan the airspace in defense of the Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics. It plays a crucial role in identifying and classifying aerial targets, particularly in disabling the onboard radars of Ukrainian reconnaissance UAVs.


Thank you very much my very good friends, you know, Conestigala is back and I'm here to give you my semi-two hour review of the Galaxy Z Fold 2 or Z Fold if you're from London. Speaking of London, I want to take my very good friend SuperSaphalicious because you're such a generous guy, you know, because even though you have pain and hanguish, you sent over the Z Fold 2, you just redirected it over to me so I just want to thank you very much for sending me this device and I'm sure Samsung will send you another one so it's okay. Anyway, let's talk about it. So you people have been asking me when is the corner making his whole video. Hmm? This is the time because I don't do cheap phones, okay? Cheap phones is for cheap people. I do expensive phones, okay? Sezi. Z Fold 2 is Sezi. All around. You look at the phone, you look at the back, whole seziness. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It makes my body just feel. Anyway, first feature, this is the feature I love very well because, you know, it has two display, right? It has front and inside, okay? Because I can see myself in the front and inside. Yeah. Take it. I love it, man. I just lose sezi all around this phone. You know, honestly, Samsung, if you want to have a tizer for this phone, let me advertise it for you, okay? I'm going to give you a great advertisement. Hmm? Okay, okay, okay. I know, I know. I'm talking about myself a little too much, but this phone has a lot of features. Because you know, it's affordable, you can open it and put it in different positions. So if I'm posing and I'm just lying down on the couch and I want to take some pictures. Man, yes. I can put it. It's just awesome. It's a awesome phone. Plus, this phone has a lot of more retasking, okay? So if I want to watch, you know, some of my videos, how much I want to check out some of the news about me and check my email, I can do three things, maybe even four things I want to. Sometimes I even watch Daniel's video, you know, that very good guy who's editing all the video. Daniel, I love you, man. Make me look proud. Make me look sezi, okay? But anyway, he does a very good job with that. More retasking is very nice, you know? And of course, you know, you have a lot of haps.  You know, when I use him, he used to make phone calls to SuperSafylicious, one of my very good friends. Yes. SuperSafylicious. I mean, it's only 5 p.m. Yeah, so. So anyway, I was calling to thank you for sending me the Galaxy Z Fold 2. You know, it's a very sexy phone for assessing the video like myself. Thank you, you know.  You're very sexy. It's okay. Yeah, I'm not too happy about that. It's okay. It's okay. You know what?  So that's all of you. Whoa, whoa, whoa, what is going on here? I mean, I feel like I have a cool going on in the displays. But anyway, Singala's right, right? The displays on the Z Fold 2 are really good. Cover display, 6.3 inches, much bigger, although it's a little bit narrower in terms of feel. Is a bright display and very functional, great for your usage all around.  I really like it. I enjoy the gaming experience there. Now, in terms of using in different positions, you can, of course, it's got different angles of use and it's great to prop up if you're using for a video call or posing for photos like you did. I'm sorry guys, you guys saw that. But it also lends to a lot of multitasking so you can actually divvy up the screen in many different ways, uses for different applications, whether you're watching YouTube videos, browsing the web, and also using the maps. It lends to that because it's got that real estate quite well. And then you have, of course, the cameras. The cameras are actually pretty good. Photography is nice. I've got a buddy, Michael Josh, from Gadgetmatrix and Photos, which I'm sharing here. And you can definitely go check out his channel, though. The photos are nice. Daytime photography looks really solid. Again, you've got some really solid camera lenses from Samsung on this device. And even if you're looking at nighttime photography as well, you see some really solid photos all around. So I think there's a lot of things that a lot of people would like here with this device. In terms of battery life, I've been really impressed with what I've seen so far, but I'm just going to hold my thoughts on that. Wait, wait, wait. What is going on? Oh my, no. What is wrong with this guy? Why is he cutting me off? Anyway, this is my video and I've taken control because, you know, I've paid Daniel. So he was talking about the camera, right? The camera is very fantastic, right? Take some very solid photos. But what I like most about the camera is that I can take the photos by myself, right? So I can use the back camera to take photos of me looking very tight and sexy-licious. It's great. But, you know, the best feature of this thing? It has wireless desks, OK? Samsung wireless desks, which means I can turn this big screen inside into a giant trackpad and then I can see myself on my Samsung TV. Shake it. Look, you know, look, I love this device. It's so good, so sexy. You know, one of the marvelous things is that just this past weekend, right? I took the device, you know, I got it here. I took the device. I went inside the jungle and I went to do some jungle warfare and the battery. Battery is lasting. I mean, for two screens, one outside, one inside, battery is just charging well. Well, although I heard it does not have a, it only has a 25 watt charging. It's OK. It's OK. Although I'm very hungry. I need something faster. Samsung, please change that. Change that, OK? Anyway, guys, I know I'm talking a little too much. Right now, I'm tired. I want to finish my drink.  I mean, look, you can buy the phone.  But, you know, I can definitely recommend it. Now, some of you are thinking, OK, maybe the Z Fold 1 is cheaper now. Yeah, it's cheaper. It's not bad. It's nice. You know, I'm going to give that to my seventh wife as I mentioned earlier. So, you know, take it as you wish. But the Z Fold 2. I'm telling you, I like it. They gave me the good one. Thank you. Thank you. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed this video. You know, Singala is back. If you want to see more Singala videos, give me a topic. I'll cover it for you. You know, if you want to talk about haps, software, if you want to talk about hardware, or, you know, maybe some more, hoping I'll close, you know, it is more foldable and what to do is I'll cover it all. Thank you very much. And check it out. Contact Singala. Hop on and I'll close. Hop on and close, hop on and close. Hop on and close, hop on and close. Hop on our clothes. Hop on and close. Hop on and close. You can't sing my tooth. Hop on and close.


can one find the gritter champion silver he and his man held up the bank and rock point close look at him tell us what happened when i arrived in town it's just beside the water and cough outside the bank go on i went across the street to the store when i came out i went back to where victor was waiting i was putting the packages into my saddle bag one and a half the leader of the cooks the man who wears a white mask almost stepped on my hand as he modelled i had a close look at him too i even saw the streak where the bullet grazed his right wrist did you tell the sheriff about the bullet market? yes when i crawled up from alongside the watering trough and sheriff ran over to see if i'd been hurt i told him what i saw and he in a posse left town to trail the cooks hello there go men as mel rode with his followers to the papas river there they separated and rode off in pairs for the lone ranger and lay down to rest a full moon had risen and its bright light made everything plainly discernible for some distance then dosed a while then he was suddenly startled by a warning whinny from his horse victor victor seems to be getting a warning young master approached victor raised his magnificent head holding it high then he stood motionless gazing expectantly up trail then realized victor was warning him the boy listened intently for a moment then he thankfully heard the beat of approaching hoops who couldn't see the approaching riders but he knew they were not the lone ranger and tonto who had gone down trail where his blanket was lying then picking it up he went on with his horse into a narrow galley the edges of which were lined with thick brush can't see us down here wouldn't be able to watch them be quiet fella there must be water here by it easy that's right fire's still going there's plenty of water between this moon and the rest came down upon a bright twig with a I was camping here with two friends they rode toward town that I was tired so I rolled into my blanket and I heard your hoofbeats coming down the trail and turning in here thought I'd better hide well were you scared of as you know it wasn't those friends of yours coming back well they rode the other way of course now that I talked to you I'm sure I have nothing to be afraid of yeah what makes you think so you didn't try to steal anything from our camp you were watching plenty close weren't you buddy the moon is very bright tonight and I could I could see plainly and since you were right there watching from the gully you must have been able to hear plainly too in there this youngster did hear what we said and told us what did you hear but come on speaker I didn't pay much attention and you really didn't talk about what you heard hurting me if I were a holder you wouldn't do that tell us what you heard go on you said you wanted to clean your wounded wrist what else did you hear he said to take blankets and supplies but you told him to forget look Mel if he heard that much he heard what was said about nobody knowing you without the white mask it doesn't mean anything to me it was alright with you and maybe isn't Mel look at that horse I remember seeing it hits right outside the bank today just before things began to happen that wasn't Tom to pushy that means this youngster was there at the time so I sleep and come on speaker you see what happened in Tom today answer me you're bully he's so it alright then you must know we were connected with it when pushy mentioned the white mask didn't you no why should I ah you were bigger with pluggy reckon you pick it on spreading the news we stopped here as soon as we were out of sight boys wise to us is no devilette we ought to shoot him right now Mel hold a small amount of food and old senority is very smart then it seemed to it that the horse was put into a box all I wanted there was if he did one is inside the house with


Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's Case Breaks.com with Jaspy's three box spring training frenzy mixer featuring a box of 2022 Bowman, face fall jumbo edition 2023 luminary 2023 immaculate. This is break number one. We can run it back. I loaded up another one too. One spot gets you two. Pretty nice break here. All card ship. A lot of good stuff. Big thanks to this group for making it happen. Let's double you up. Oh, double up. Oh, oh, congrats to the winners in that capstone break as well. And thanks to all the people who bought their spots straight up. All 30 teams are in. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it five into five, 10 at the hard way. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and 10th and final time five into five, 10 times. There's 10 right there. Got DJ down to DM five into five, 10 the hard way for the teams. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, and 10th and final time. We got the STL down to my Dodgers. All right. So David J with the Cardinals, David N with the Guardians, Jeremy with the Orioles in the Blue Jays, John with the Red Sox, David J with the Royals, John with the Astros and Twins, Scott with the Rays, John with the Reds, Cubs, Nationals, A's, Giants, Tristan Diamondbacks, Jeremy with the Rangers, Charles with the Brew Crews, Scott with the Angels, John with the Pirates, Charles with the White Sox, Shannon with the Rockies, John Phillies, Padres, Yankees, Braves, that's John's Padres right there, Shannon with the Marlins, Jeremy with the Tigers, John with the Mariners, Tristan with the Mets, and David M with the Dodgers. Let's alphabetize by team. And we're going to pause the video to open up the trade window. Just keep in mind it's 2022, Bowman Baseball, 2023, Luminaries Baseball and a Box from a Fresh Case of 2023, Immaculate Baseball. In the next break, if you're looking at to the next one already, this will be a Box from a Fresh Case. So check it out. jaskyscasebrakes.com. Ellie is in that blue box right there. Gilo, that's right. So I don't think John will be trading the Reds anytime soon. All right, folks, we're going to pause the video when we come back. We'll see if there's any trades and then we'll have the break. Stick around, BRB. All right, welcome back to the other side of the trade window. So no deals were done. The printout remains the same. We're going to go with Bowman, then we'll do an Immaculate Box and we'll close with that Luminaries. Lakers Cruisin', they're up 110 to 88 on the Thunder with 526 left. LeBron sittin', Adia sittin', hopefully you don't have to come back at any point in this game. Jackson Hayes, Slammin'. So this 2022 Bowman Baseball, in case you were wondering, yes, L.E. Della Cruises in this, but so is Jackson Churio. I think maybe the number two prospect in all the baseball. And James Wood, who apparently, I think, he's a national, right, leading spring training in homers. I did not know that. Gilo was mentioning before, during the trade window that he, that he could see in the chat up there, Gilo thinks Wanto's going to crush it in New York. And I think so too. Lefty hitter, that short right porch in Yankee Stadium, would be a lot of homers for him. And I think this is a walk here for him, right? He might want to test, create and see outright. Create and see outright. So he's got a lot of, a lot of things, you know, I get a huge deal somewhere. Only 25 years old. I think Teddy just likes looking at apartments. He's not really going to move. Speaking of Juan Soto, there he is, his birthday. He's not even turning 26 until this October. It's crazy to think about. All right, we're going to start off with a gold auto. Twenty one out of 50. Joshua Baez, that's going to be for St. Louis, David Johnson with that one. And there's James Wood, a Padre, 59 out of 250. But he's not a Padre anymore. I thought he was a national. No, not James Woods.  James Wood, I think he was in. Right, he was in that big one Soto deal, which is not looking good for the Padres, actually. Right, David, because James Wood, who according to the description, Nick's description, these leading spring training and homers, I had no idea. C.J. Abrams, Luke, Voight, Mackenzie Gore, Robert Hassel, Harleen, Susanna were traded to the National Exchange for Juan Soto and Josh Bell. Padres only managed to keep Juan Soto for what, three seasons? Yeah, trade him for him August 2022. And then by January 2023. No, he signed in January through 2023 and then they traded him. Anyway, John Jackson with his Padres. What's going on there? Onwards. Purple Raywave, by the way, is the parallel. Gilo likes calling the daddies. The friars, the dads. Some Dodgers fans like to call them the madres. Not me, though. It's not something I do. It's supposed to be three autos in this box. We've seen one, there's two. Luke Waddell, wanna go with that. Luke Waddell for John and the Braves, the bravos. Should be one more auto and hopefully we'll find some, find some parallels. Like this blue paper, Junior San Quentin, 002 out of 150. For Cleveland, this is for you, David Enning. I was like, yeah, that guy looks familiar. A Jackson Churio would be pretty cool, too. James Wood, Bowman First Paper for John and the Padres. Probably overdoing Waddell like we did Louise Robert. Yeah, is that Robert, Robert? Robert, Jordan Lawler, refractor, 499. But we saw, we watched a press conference at the time where he said it's Louise Robert. Louise Robert, so that's what it is. That's how he wants it pronounced. He'd go by straight from the horse's mouth. And there's our third auto, Trey Sweeney, 46 out of 499. John with the Yankees. And out of the corner of my eye, I saw someone kinda hitter-ish with the Reds logo, but not L.A. Della Cruz. Oh, but there he is right there. I think he hit like a 470 foot home run spring training. We're on a Cincinnati, that's gonna go to John. Last by Mojo. And there's a Jackson Churio paper, something for the Brew Crew. And that'll be for Charles and the Brewers. Dusty Baker's kid, by the way. All right, box one in the books. Now let's pop this guy open. Let's find a one-boxer to do out of here. Too many hits. So we're gonna select a box from here. First of all, we'll go one, two, three for the left side, four, five, six for the right side. Three left side, so we can save these for another time. And now from top to bottom, we'll go one, two, three, four. If I roll a five or a six, one, two, three, four. If I roll a five or a six, I'll just roll again. And back there, four, bottom box. Good luck. Oh, nice. Jumbo bat signatures, one of one Diego Cartaglia. One of the Dodgers have a lot of catching prospects, but one of the big catching prospects for the Dodgers. David, there you go, David. David M, with the Dodgers and all aboard the Big Hit Express. Woo-hoo. Kind of took a step backward last year, but I think people are still high on in the long run. So one to keep an eye out for this season. All right, then we got Jason Dominguez. Wow, eight out of 10. That's a prospect three-color patch and autograph on card for John and the Yankees. Get well soon, Jason. Had a great start to his career. Got a arm injury, elbow surgery, I think. Should be back middle of the season, late this season, something like that. Yeah, the Martian. Can't wait to see more out of this world stuff from him. All right, we got Everson Pereira, another Yankee. 39 out of 49. Another one for John. 130 is a little too narrow. I feel like a 1A is gonna be a little too big, but we'll have some painter's tape on there so it doesn't slide around.  Eight out of 25. Nice game use material. Had a lot of hits with that bat. Then we got Mark Pryor, one out of 10. Good fist pump right there. I like it, one out of 10. Mark Pryor, Cubs. John with the Chicago Cubs. This is my kind of town Chicago is. Current Dodgers pitching coach. And the last one here, we got a two-color patch. Three out of 10, nice little number, Jackson Merrill. That'll be for John and the Padres. All right, nice break so far. We're gonna close out with luminaries.  It's a fun little mixer here. All right, just one thing of boxing here. Good luck, everybody. Is it, oh, I think this is gonna be portrait mode. Can you tell by the helmet? By the face? It is a filly. It's gonna be Ryan Howard, big Ryan Howard. Five out of 15. Nice autograph there, eight win. What's this all about? Eight game-winning home runs. Nice. That's gonna be for John and the Fightin' Fills. And there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. Nice, nice fun little break. Got a box of luminaries, got a box of Immaculate, got a box of 2022 Bowman Baseball, L.E. Della Cruz hunting, among others. Jackson Churio, James Wood, a lot of great stuff. So get into the next one, jaskiescasebrakes.com. I'm Joe, I'll see you next time for the next spring training mixer. Bye-bye.


I'm I'm a founder of the company Let me tell you a brief story right now a couple years back I was sitting at the At the form of the open group responsible for a security for the IOT And discussion over there was it is really very difficult to manage it for so many For us so many the devices are various and it could be get into the millions billions, etc so We did had experts there from from a various aspects of the field and We were trying to bring all different protocols and standards into into the new upcoming open group standard and and One of the ideas Questions, which was brought up is asking is it really possible to assure? IOT swarm against a security Bridge To make it compliant with us with a security and the Consensus was now so I Mean it was actually kind of a very provoking question and and Basically is a goal of our company right now is to prove it wrong and actually we were able to Create invent a technology, which can assure security for unlimited number of devices I Mean a same story Was with with databases a few years back. It used to be here. I can kill and and then suddenly They were all growing in size and the only way to possible to do it was Through the set operation B3, etc. Informix was born Oracle, etc so it is possible to address a problem and to change it to the Frame of mind, I mean open stack is actually huge step in IT Infrastructure and not only in IT infrastructure as a way we understand open stack It is actually a distributed OS Which is capable to recreate unlimited amount of resources and to manage them in traditional way Through the policy managed by the assets through the SELs the same it was done in data centers before is truly impossible so What is our approach is? is to pristine machine approach is is to Create a policy and find a way of how it could be distributed and to embed it into the each node We were able to apply it Before open stack Operating system just as well on the end nodes Windows Linux arm under oil it and we are actually thinking also to embed it into the into the Micro micro devices as well so When we looked at the open stack with we were looking we were trying to Keep open stack open stack so that every API is still possible all of the vendors Equipment it would still work with that so the Client of the open stack can choose the best what that required was to find An API which is possible to run and to manage every single node And such API which we chose it was actually bare metal API So obviously not every open stack cloud is a bare metal cloud so what but we were able to actually use open IP MI and We are also injecting our own OS Very seen OS with part of virtualization Under every node and we can actually with a very simple install which will show you In a bit we can actually Inject that policy into the every node and to the assure that every single node of the open stack Where they tease a compute node or storage node is compliant with a policy chosen so So so so I mean if you would Try to look a type of policies So I mean let's look at how we are actually doing it on on on a picture so on a picture we have a cloud open stack cloud and Then after the install around every node Of the open stack we do have a scene layer It is our pristine OS But but to add but to admin of the cloud it is just still the same opens a cloud It still has the same APIs same upgrades, etc. Linux Fedora Ubuntu I mean it still all works because of injection of our layer so One of our backgrounds before and and we are not Company of just youngsters. We do have a youngsters also as well. We do have some old people who were Involved in the in infrastructure of large companies different IT projects. I mean I worked for it at GM hosting one of our Encryption Guru is actually a Wide beard of the IETF and he is actually co-author of the original internet spec and inventor of our Wi-Fi and the as As as as as their things as well. His name is Robert Moskovits We we also got input from Different people in in field and I say security orc of Freedom tower and we did got some input Very important input into a swarming swark swarmp computing from our people at the Berkeley and And MIT so I mean our goal is to make it is to create is to create a Very transparent layer, but making sure that it is not a niche solution that it could actually cover all Palacy needs of company and that could be a big big customized and injected into the our pristine OS layer So I mean if you look at as as a deploy process, I mean What we see right now in open stack uses TFTP a different protocols and Those are not secure and even so it is possible to segregate it into a network I mean our entire goal is a short is a short security So I mean every protocol every action is actually assured encrypted and it is fully Automated will show in a demo that it is very easy to Install so many if you look at the original bare metal Deploy it is done from a console. It does call tea FTP and Somebody has to create all of the VX lands and to all of their Other things so I mean basically we take the same process and it's still push of the button from a horizon Console, but we are encrypt all of the traffic create all of the subnet etc So what Major advantages major. I mean we do have a different policies and they use cases, but at all Most common one and which are in the news is actually encryption of traffic protection traffic in data in transit even if it is going over the internet between a different cloud or the different nodes and The other one is to if we do have a Deter of company which is classified it should be state classified and not be able to to leak it outside So I mean we can actually create policies of such that Any node of the ecosystem with that data will not be able to leak it outside of the the ecosystem I Deployment itself is extremely easy. I mean if we'll just run it right now. We'll show it to you. I mean at first We're just logging into our console It is It is all common. I mean all this thing is not really pristine things It is just open stack admin stuff which I can exist in Instances it is right now all empty It is a new Dev stack So we do same from a console as well It will be in a second and as you see it is all brand new Open stack right now Which will have our image installed there Imaging image of our pristine OS which will be injected into the each node So I mean right now it is all empty and right now will do We'll do a deploy and we'll actually show what happens in the back end because I mean from user really it is only Choose a new node install it and it will just install itself So I mean right now we'll check the agent in its logs We do have logging off all of the activity possibly for money in getter in us Is required some so many It is a tail of bare metal doll doll Deploy it is right now kicking off and right now it is a change we did created it a node and it is a fully into integrated into the Both network which is a private private private and none management Network as well So right now we are just just connecting to our agent to just see what's happening there And it's just a login and it is all will be on console right away launching a new instance It's in process as Anybody anybody's doing it. It's not a custom dashboard for the I mean Here's just for admin. It's just a plain open stack choose a network launch a Few more logs weights and that will be done basically So I mean for a user. It is a pure open stack pure OS right checking it but on policy level it is all assured. I mean Policy it is not on same network. It's not physically available both to a guest OS and one of the big achievements of the hour R&D even so it is a them multi layer OS Lost of speed is like only only only a few percent touch point on them On networks side Because it is a pass through so and it we just seen it is being done and that's it pretty much So Okay, so basically What we are trying to achieve is to make open stacks are simple simple and the enterprise ready So I mean if there are any new questions, it will will answer it right now or maybe afterwards So I mean it is installed It's finished We're looking afterwards and the net will have everything installed memory use I mean I Okay Thank you very much


Wel i yn y troffi TV, mae'n tyfu i'w 3 o pob o pob o'r parwys. Yng Nghymru yw Casl Unwysgol 3, Everton 1 ar Tsing James'r Parch. Mae'n tyfynu Aberton, yn ffordd, yn y brif Weinidog, ac yn cael y trwbl. Yn y ddiwedd, mae'n hynny. Nid o'r dweud yw'r ddysgu a'r lleidio yn y bwysig a'r thwyaf, a rydym yn bwysig 3. Ond i'n ni'n ffordd ac yn y rhai i'w llwg iawn, yn bwysig i'w llwg iawn, a'n rhai i'w llwg iawn, Mae'r rhan yn yw yr ydi'r rhaglen ni'n byw gweld y salu ar gyfer sefyd. Rhan oedd yn rhan oes yma. Ac mae'n golygu mor cyfun. Ystod o'i ddim yn rhan o'r ddymlu. Ysbrydd y cyfan o gweithio. Mae'n gwybod i ddim yn fach ac mae'n gweithio. Mae'n amser o gwybod i'r dymlu, ond mae'n ddim yn llwyaf o'n gweithio. Ond y nhw wedi bod ni'n presgwys o blaenau llwyddiolad drwy o gwybod a'r llwyddiolad a'r llwyddiolad. It's fine at Godderson when we're all behind him and they're encouraging him and they're working hard and the pressure and the pain is kneising but away when it's a little bit difficult and there's a little bit of a fight to go on, and you've got to get the better of your man. My things aren't going your way, these players just wilt and we've seen that, time and time again this season. That's four defeats on the run now on the Premier League. Felly, mae'n canolio'n ffordd. Felly, mae'n dweud y gwirionedd ym Mhagwmi. Felly mae'n dweud. Mae'n defnsifol, mae'n ddwyfnod. Mae'r gwirionedd yn gallu'n cyfle i'r ystafell ar y bwysig cyflau'r cyflau'r cyflau ar y bwysig. Mae'r cyfrifiad o'r cerdd y byd. Mae'n gwybod, mae'n ddwyfnod. Felly, mae'n ddwyf yn iddy'n coulddol i'w hwn. Mae'n ddweud i chi i chi fydd yn gofyn i'r gwaith. Y ddiarf y bant haf hynny yn cael cael cael bod yn eich cymdeithas i am benchelio gwaith o'r ffordd o'r pwysig. Roedd nhw'n ei ffóff am y gwir o'r ffordd o'r ffordd. Dwi'n mynd dod i'ch bwrdd o'r rhan o'r ffordd. Dw i'n mynd ffordd o'n rhoi amgygingiwch, rydych yn mynd i'r ffordd o'r cymdeithas o'r Ffordd. Mae'r dweud ei ddwynt yr oedd. Ond mae'n gwybod y gallu gyd o'r bwysig a'r bwysig. Mae'n meddwl i'r newid yn y bwysig, mae'n gwybod maes gen i'r bwysig a'r bwysig. Mae'n bwysig o'r bwysig yn y past. Fy enw'r hynno, mae'n meddwl â'r bwysig yn y 90s, oherwydd yn 30. Mae'r bwysig yn y bwysig, mae'n meddwl. Mae'r bwysig yn y bwysig, fe ychydig yn y bwysig. Maen nhw oes yn ystod y bwrdd, mae gennym am wahanol o'r mwyaf o'r pwynt, ond byddai'r drwyddon yn ystod o gweithio, ac mae'n gweithio gael yr unig hefyd i gweld ac mae'n gweithio gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio. 98 o'r gyffredinol, mae'n gweithio'n gweithio'n cerdd. We had some characters in the team that still put the foot in and had to go and we were able to nich through again on the last day. Then in 99 Kevin Campbell came in and rescued us. Then again in Moise's first season he came in with nine games to go and we were deep in trouble, we were going down. David Moise was able to win four of his final nine games which got us enough points to keep us safe. Mae'r c Todd yng Nghymru a'r gychwyn i'r cyfreithio ac i'r hoffie ac o'n gyffredinol y mae'n gyfreithio. Ac rwy'n cyfrifiannio cais ei hoffie o'mio gw complicio a'r gyffredinol yn yr hoff Bly bättrech, neu efallai mae'r cyfeithio'n gwheithio, ond ar range yma. A'r sgwrs fynd o'r bobl yn ychydig i ddwy o'r wybodaeth, a'r cyfrifiannio yn digwydd o'n gilydd i'r llei yn gwneud, ond nes esoes o'r llwyso gyda ni o'n cyfrifiannio fach, Rwy'n lle hwnnw i'n bwysig i'w wneud drwy ddim yn gynyddiadol i gwasanaiddiaeth a sut rwy'n lidi ond telefyn wieldyn. Rwy'n lle hwnnw i'n bwysig i ddechrau i'w gêm, rydyn ni'n gweithio gwneud ar gyfer bod cadw yw'n bwysig iawn. Rwy'n野fodol i'w gwneud â'r wychau gweld a fydd yn ei wneud i gweithio gyda'u'r cyffredin. Rwy'n ei dda i gweithio gweithio gan fynd ar gweithio gael yn y tuio. a we've done nothing since we haven't had a clean sheet away since then we're in real trouble and somehow the manager's got to get five or six wins in those final 17 games and it's going to be very difficult really is looking at it tonight it's quite terrifying because you can't see that team winning one game let alone five or six Saturday saying that we look like we added in us to comfortably get those wins so there is there has to be a little bit of a guess a little bit of perspective there but tonight was very worrying and the injuries I think if meaner's fit and Godfrey's fit and Gray stays fit in the court then yeah you know and maybe if Gray and and meaner would have been stayed on the pitch tonight it might have ended the way you did but they didn't and you've got to deal with what's in front of you so worrying times ahead um style of players want to touch on quickly because everything give two goals away today the first two goals by trying to play out um and not going to be overly critical of that because the manager wants to play that way and it is a bit of risk and reward if you keep the ball and move it but I don't think particularly for the first goal I don't think there's anything wrong with just clearing your lines and starting again still more often than not play out on the back keep it moving around but when you've you're not playing very well in a game and we weren't and you get a gift of a goal which we did the thing you do then is to keep the lead quiet in that crowd and you've just scored in an awful game of football which is what it was keep the ball for you know keep it away from your goal kill the game don't let them get a response quickly let just feel it out mason holgate has the ball and the option is come inside where it's a bit more risky or just smash it down the line and regroup because he was getting closed down and he chose to try to play football miss hitter pass Gomez is in trouble they break get a corner and it's one one within a minute he's taking the lead and the lad who should have played it down the line scores the own goal and you know pickford sold them job and pickford absolutely right to nail holgate there because if he clears that we start again and it was shocking it was absolutely shocking um and something we've done regularly against newcastle you know even that horrible 2-2 game it goes under carlo fabian delth clears the ball we win the game and he doesn't he miss it to up near they break and get a corner and equalising you know we did it we did it there with holgate the second one deli alleys and a player blind on round the corner flicker they break and it's through one you know we've got to be better than that and maybe we will conceive more goals like trying to play out but i just think sometimes there's nothing wrong with just getting rid and getting your shape again um and maybe that's something we're gonna have to suffer a little bit with um and thirdly and finally and i think most importantly and i want an end on a bit of a positive i can't really take any positives off the pitch deli alleys come on and looked rusty show some nice touches but also looked way off the pace and donnie van derby came on and looked nice and comfortable in possession but it was all in areas that were never going to hate newcastle so you know they've both got me in the thunder about um but the third point i really want to make is how important it is on saturday that we backed the side people will be people were very enthused at the weekend we all had that good good feeling we went to gutterson the crowd were banterin we come out we beat brent we batted brentford it was great we were all banterin it was brilliant we went away from gutterson very confident feeling on a high and it's become crashing down to air tonight um we're a big bang and we have to get that bulls going again at the weekend it's one game tonight the 17 to go it's done it's a game of football we just make sure we beat them a gutterson in the in the the other game when we played them and then we've got them points back that's what you have to do but for saturday we have to be loud we have to get behind the team we have to encourage them we have to make it difficult for leads to play and if we do that this team might be able to get a home win against a very very difficult team but a team that had only three points ahead of us we win at the weekend we pull them back into it um and that's what we have to do it's going to be difficult don't get me wrong it'd be difficult if we had a full team to pick from but we haven't um and so the manager's going to have to go with i'm a matting and it's going to be Holgate and Cain as a parent which terrifies me um i don't know whether Michael Enco's inconclusive test will come back negative and he can play at left back otherwise you may have to go with John Jo Kenny or or Nathan Patterson at left back um but we're going whoever it is we're going to have to really battle and scraff for everything because leads will compete they're fast on the break they don't give you a minute maybe you'll have to go with three in the field uh i imagine i'm going to call the loon or start i imagine Michael is going to play off one wing and um Anthony Gordon will be on the other or maybe Elgar's he'll come in but the crowd are going to need us because these aren't capable of doing it on their own i've said this before the might the nice footballers the some good footballers in there but they've got fragile confidence and mentally they seem weak when it the tough you know when it gets tough they don't seem to have the stomach for the fight which is terrifying so what we have to do when we're a good person is roar and shout and scream and make them run the next yard and back them and make it horrible and difficult for the opposition and the referees get on everyone's back make it a bit like we did the times on saturday and that can pull us through because i wouldn't trust these on their own to get us out of it they're going to need us and it starts saturday saturday's a big game win saturday little bit of space between us and the bottom bit of momentum pull leads into it um and that's what we have to do but it's going to be a difficult game make no mistake about that but they're going to need us if we don't do our bit if we sit back and we're frustrated and we're angry with it games will just keep getting choked off and it'll get to the stage where it's almost impossible to see how we stay up we're still in our hands at the moment if we win we're not in the bottom three so it's in our hands if we win more games than the bottom three even if it's one more we will stay up so we have to influence it and that's the most positive i can be because that performance was nothing short of shambhalic day tonight new castle thoroughly deserved that win and um i hope it's a huge wake-up call to some of them that they're not amazing and it is no bonitas's fault because they have to get in and do the work and it starts now because that tonight was nowhere near the level i expect from an evidence right nowhere near the effort nowhere near the bottle nowhere near the quality so it all starts at the end we have to do our bit that's it thanks for watching give the video a thumbs up subscribe if you haven't and see you later


And welcome back beatbox fam yo it's KO and on today's tidbit we're gonna be learning the basic lip roll If you're new here and enjoy this tutorial go ahead and hit the subscribe button right there it says my name and subscribe Yeah, hit that button hit that button right there and as always smash that like bum baby Yeah guys so the basic lipo right oh my goodness it's the one it's the only it's the lip roll Yeah, so for the lip roll guys it takes a while in order to achieve the vibration necessary to you know activate a lip roll per se You know in order to So what you're gonna start off doing is you're gonna as I've said in multiple videos you're going to close off your throw passage, right?  I promise you that's the first step really easy Okay, so now you're gonna choose a side left or right side. I use my left side, right?    That's the lip roll So I know that some people say that they learn the lip roll from just as I showed you step one Just pulling your jaw straight downward some people may pull it to the opposite side I personally I learned it just pull you just drop your jaw. Just do it.   That's really it guys You're over complicating it if you do it if you try and do more than that It's literally as simple as and then eventually you're just gonna practice it and practice it and practice it Again guys, it's not gonna be fun. It's gonna sound terrible at first. Okay, but once you can get the little once you get the little like bubble pops That's it It's gonna start off bubbly Become more of the you know the traditional lip roll sound that you know That's it guys.


Okay, so hopefully this is what you drew. If you got it wrong, go back to the material from Unit 1 on Lewis structures and do a bit of revision because it's almost impossible to draw VSEPR structures without first being able to draw accurate Lewis structures. So the question now is, how can the bonds position themselves so that they minimise repulsion? Note that for the purposes of VSEPR, we count each collection of bonding electrons as essentially a single bond. And by this I mean, although there's a double bond joining the carbon to each oxygen, we're not trying to separate out the two bonds within each double bond. Those four electrons are strongly localised in between the carbon and oxygen atoms. What we want to know is, where can the two oxygen atoms sit so that the two double bonds are as far apart as possible? For two bonds like this, the ants is fairly easy to visualise. They have to point in opposite directions. If you were to move either oxygen out of line, it would bring the carbon-oxygen bonds closer together. So for CO2, the VSEPR drawing looks just like the Lewis structure, and we can indicate that the bond angle, that's the angle made by these two bonds, is 180 degrees. This molecular shape is very sensibly called linear.