And in terms of scoping, we have started scoping the quiz project for the next release. So we gather all the previous work done by Sasha and Mick. Thanks a lot for Mick for helping us together on the information that we have. Also, we want to thank Helen for helping us and sharing a great analysis of the current situation with the quiz and the prototype that we have. And then we started to define the next UX steps to it, be able to scope the project on the planning week. Also, we create a scope document that any one of you can review after the meeting. So the links are there. Next one, the same with the bulk editing course activities for the next release. So we gather the previous work done for Barbie and the technical ideas came from Ferran. We have a lot of several internal meetings to understand the scope. We define in the next steps, not only the UX steps in the technical depth that we think that we need to be able to fix before we be able to complete this project. Next slide. And finally, we are scoping the SFP improvement. For us, there are these four issues that we think that is going to reduce the gap that we have in the community to be able to decide if he is going to use SFP in model as it is. So it's going to install the plugin from Google. So we think that with these four issues, we have a complete SFP core experience. So the idea is to work on that on the next release and the next one. So also, we are working for several issues for required UX work. And it's time for Sabina, a brilliant UX designer that is going to share with you more details about these issues. So Sabina, forward to you. Thank you, Carlos. Hi, everyone. So yeah, I'm going to give you a small overview of what I've been working on in the past few weeks. So next slide, please, Adrienne. Yeah, so the first issue that I've been working on is about reconsidering the activity type label on the course page. So we have many feedback from teachers and content creators about this activity label, not being useful for learners, being confusing and misleading, and also being, as I said, not flexible for them in order to communicate what they intended with the activity. We know that teachers use each particular activity for many different things. So they want to have a little more flexibility and freedom on this. So as we already have many feedback from teachers and content creators, I would like to get feedback from the other youth group affected by this topic, which is the students, and I'm aiming to recruit at least five students to present them with the design options that I've been working on, and also rather the feedback and feelings about the label being displayed. I've been posting some entries on some forums of the community to get some help from the community out there to recruit learners, and I'm already talking with two people that will be helping me to recruit some learners, and hopefully I will get to these at least five youths that I need for the testing. So based on the results of these interviews and testing, and also considering the feedback already provided from teachers, I will be iterating on the design solution proposal and trying to create the best experience for both teachers, content creators, students, and youth groups. So yeah, this process is being a little bit slow because it's hard to get learners for testing purposes, but yeah, I'm getting there. So Adrian, if you can move to the next slide please. Another issue that I've been working on is about improving the links and model academy. So I've been proposing having these links into the my courses page, and this is an image and a screenshot of when an admin or teacher, content creator, will log into the model account for the first time. They will see the sales page in my courses section in which they will have some useful links for the documentation website, and also model academy here. And I've been working here closely with Julia from the BX team in order to improve the copy presented there. And this issue will be ready in the upcoming week. Next slide please. The third issue that I was working on is about adding external participants, big blue boots on cars, and I've been working especially with Laurent on this issue. And what I've been adding to improve the experience and work on this issue is some settings in the big blue boots on activity. I don't know if you can see here because it's a little bit small, but on the right side you can see a bigger image of the settings that will be basically to copy the meeting link and the meeting password, and then being able to send the link and the password to any external participant that they want to add in the calls. So these settings are obviously for the admin or the editing teacher role. And if you move to the next slide, Asian, I'll show you how it looks once the activity is created. So as you can see on the left, we have a small button to add guests to the call. The other two call to actions to join the session and also to finish the session or end the session. So once the user will click on add guests, they will see this popup that you see on the right, where they can again copy the link to the meeting and copy the password and send it to the external participants. The future ideas for this issue is to add another input field in these settings in which admin users will be able to input any email from the external guests they want to add into the call, and they will be able to automatically send this email to the user. So they don't have to copy the link and send it manually through email. So that's the future ideas for this issue. And I think that's it from me.


Mr. Speaker, the member for Mikusov was given the impression that the government of Senonsha, another leadership of the member for Castro's East, was for whatever reason the lead in authorizing the IMF to release a report. But a little quick search of the exact thing he was reading would say on the August 25th, 2023, the executive board of the International Monetary Fund concluded the 2023 article for consultation, August 2023. But he comes and he says March the 7th, obviously they say March the 7th because they've just essentially reissued the stipend that the board made. It says it's very clear, Mr. Speaker, but Mr. Speaker, what's even more worrying is this is the second time we're going to have to apologize to the international financial institutions based on misinformation coming out of the member for Mikusov. He has insulted the IFC before and we had to apologize on his behalf. He's now going ahead and saying that the IMF is waiting for instructions from government to release information. They provided the funding, Mr. Speaker. They don't need your consent to release the information. What they may ask you to clarify is certain data points, not whether or not they could release the information. And the other point with regards to the health and safety, health and security level, Mr. Speaker, we've made it very clear if we want better health outcomes for our citizens. The figure is 6% of GDP is what we need to get to. We are slowly climbing to that figure. So it's not simply about satisfying the requirements for a policy-based loan which, Mr. Speaker, his signature is on the document. The policy-based loan is referring to and demonizing. He was the one who signed it in 2020. He was the one who signed it. I kid you not, senior minister. He signed the policy-based loan in 2020. He was the one who signed it. But Mr. Speaker, I am new to politics. And I always had the impression that honorable people put themselves up for politics and for election. But for the United Workers Party, whether it is the leader of the opposition, the member of Microsoft, or the defeated candidate in answering countries, they have this, Mr. Speaker, this mission of spreading misinformation. But the right time will come, Mr. Speaker, where we'll be able to ask them the very same questions that they're asking us there, but it'll be in a different forum. Mr. Speaker, we've done everything we can based on what we inherited from the last administration. We, Mr. Speaker, and I say we, have worked very hard to correct the wrongs of the last administration. When we got into government, Mr. Speaker, the debt-to-GDP ratio as of December 2021 was in excess of 100 percent. Excess of 100 percent. Two and a half years later, the new Minister of Finance has tried his best to put this country on a sustainable path, and all he could do is ridicule it. Mr. Speaker, this is a very dangerous precedent, not for us in here who are educated and knowledgeable. But the average man on the street, we are destroying the very thing, Mr. Speaker, that we are trying to develop. I would like to caution the member for Microsoft. If he wants to rule over a country, he needs to rule over a country that is functioning.  I thank you, Mr. Speaker.


a large scale deploy over the 100 servers in three minutes. Nihar, this slide is first and the last slide in Chinese and Japanese. So, self-adaptation. So, my name is Hiroshi Wata. So, please call me Hiroshi. So, my internet nickname is HSVT. It is used on Twitter and GitHub. So, my job title is Chief Engineer at GMO Peppable. So, I have many commit bits such as Ruby, and Lake, and VGMS, and other, and the second Ruby bit, and it's that stuff. So, I am a CRB Committer. So, I maintain these websites too. www.ruby.org, and bugs.ruby.org. This is our issue tracker of Ruby Core languages, and Ruby CI, and RailsGun, and RailsGun JP. So, I advertise Ruby Core team. So, we are developing to Ruby 2.4 now. So, if you have any issue or future requests, please submit our issue tracker, and this site. So, we hold the core development meeting every month from last year. So, we will discuss your issue with our face-to-face listening. I'm one of the organizers at 6RB. So, it is most active we meet up in Tokyo every Tuesday. So, if you visit Tokyo, Japan, please mention to these members on Twitter. We will pick up you near less sessions, and I'm working for ZMO Paypalvo in Japan. ZMO Paypalvo is Tokyo, and Fukuoka based a rating tech company that has a strong advantage in technologies, including Ruby-related ones, such as C-Ruby, and Rails, and M-Ruby. So, Ruby-Kai 2016 is coming to Kyoto in September. You know? So, CFP is still open until Sunday. You have our two days. So, please submit your proposal to Ruby-Kai. So, we are looking forward to see you, Kyoto, in Japan. Please submit. I need to submit, too. Interaction, it ends. So, let's look at the global strategy for next generation. In November 2014, CEO and CEO said three years ago, CEO, we are going to promote our service on TV show and TVCM at February 2015. CEO said, to make our service to scalable and redundant and high-performance architecture in three months. Yes, yes, yes, yes, I do it. But our service status is simple, where is the architecture on AWS? So, we have only six servers and use Capacitoral 2 for deployment. There are mix of background job and application process and batch test. So, it is complex architecture. It's my year in this show. So, our service has many issues for the scalable architecture. TVMedia has a huge impact for web access in Japan. We need to find things. So, do scale, do scale with automation. Do scale with rabbit automation. Do scale with extremely rapid automation. I plan to make scalable infrastructure to increase application servers automatically. But our web operation is manual instructions at the time. Typical scenario of the server setup for scale following instructions. First, launch the next instance for a low image. Modify basic configuration without dependency of raise application. Provide an instance used by provision to prepare to deployment, deploy raise application and testing and attach all of the servers to a load balancer. We have been created, or it's limited called the golden events from running a server. It doesn't name is a snapshot. Web operations such as OS configuration and instance, says launch a manual instruction by the developer. It's working time is about four to six hours. This is that cannot scale out in TVCM and TVShow time. It's a broker for Razi scale out. We added no SSH rule into our team. I describe the background of no SSH rule. So in Razi scale service, one server instance is like one processes in UNIX environment, I think. So we didn't attach process using ZDB usually. It means we do not access instance via SSH. We didn't modify program variables in memory usually. It means we do not change the configuration on instance via SSH. We can handle, we decided to handle instance status using API only. How about no SSH? One of two is Puppet. We put out Puppet Muffets with automation. However, it is handlebox status not for production environment. We need to fix all of Puppet Muffets. Example issue are these things. It is based on all those scientific facts. Some Muffets is broken. Developer didn't know how to use Puppet in production. At first, I fixed all of the program manifest and the inability to deploy production environment. Finally, we can understand our server configuration via code. So our manifest over writing number is 5,000 and 500. We can use Puppet for standard provision too. However, one of its requirement is distribute manifest files each servers. So we cannot deploy Puppet Muffets each server because goal of our architecture is over the 100 servers. We choice master agent model for Puppet users.  Next tool is cloud init. We discover awesome operation tools. What's cloud init? Cloud init is a de facto master distribution package that handles the early initialization of our cloud instance. In fact, we and you already use the cloud init for customizing to OS configuration at initialization process on IaaS like AWS and Azure and the GCP. We solved automation of OS configuration via cloud init. Cloud init has one of the significant programs. So cloud init has few documents for our use cases. No document. How customized basic configuration via cloud init is like this. So this is Magica Wars, shop called me and to wrap up the date and wrap up grad in box yum or after update, it is refresh install the packages. Package section is going to install under the names. It installs a gate and the CRN and and it. And okay, time zone configuration of localization. You can modify configuration after boot time with adding this text to cloud init. Our advice is do not use run CMD section. Run CMD are all invoking all commands like the shell script and gen2 and more. We separated responsibility of OS configuration and provision for a simple architecture. After that, we apply puppet provisioning for application specific configuration like this. And finally, image creation with itself. It's embarked by instance like this. In this case, we use IaaS API for image creation with cloud init, user data. User data can handle your shell script. We can automate to OS boot and OS configuration and provision and provision development. Next, do scale it with rapid automation. I need to fix code on Rails application before automated to deploy via Capistan. Applying Rails app, I like applying Rails application. Applying Rails 4, we still use Rails 3 as the time two years ago. So I hope to use new API and syntax and component of Rails 4. I decided and plan to upgrade Rails 4 before our promotion of TV show. The planning production was performed with my colleagues. He tried to four times, I was upgrading it every very, very, very much. He did two hard works. Moreover, we use Capistan 2. So we relied on Capistan 2 tasks to our Capistan 3 conversion because the same reason of Rails app was, Capistan 3 tasks are simple tasks. We can write our focus and task to write our Rails DSL. And our Rails application has dependency over host names like this. Host name, start, ways, job, and host name, start, ways, host name, start, ways. So it's a lot of conditional calls. It break service host name. It break service because host name is dynamically assigned when it scale up. We discarded dependencies of host name and IP address like this code. We use only value fetched from our IS API. Next topic is Rails bundle. We need to deploy Rails application without human deployment in booting time. We prepared to standard our Rails application files with Ruby Jam, library, and pre-compiled assets. We make this package via Capistan task like this. Like this. So it is part of Capistan task. End job directory is checking out Rails calls and invoking to bundle install, FN install, binary install. After arrival is installation, it invokes pre-compiled assets. Finally, compress power archive and upload object storage like S3 and clear up bugging database. Now it is just right to our ultimate architecture of Rails deployment. So we create Rails bundle via Capistan and upper-size build server, build our Rails packages and upload S3. And our instances and the image creation server, the fetch Rails packages without deployment by human. How we integrate the image creation and the Rails bundle? So we extract the Rails bundle when instances creates a self-image with a cloud in it. We added these instructions of the public provisioning. So we can automate it or split configuration and provision and the preparation of application and the development of the Rails code. We can do it. So how to test the instance behavior? So we need to guarantee HP status from instance response. We remove the package version control from our concerns with behavior tests. We launch instances from an image created by automation. We test of STP behavior on single instance manually. We focused only the outside of servers. After test passes, so we launch 100 servers from our image. We can scan out result or instructions by a human. After essential topic, we use toll for image creation and my page ISAPI. We create subcommands on toll-related instance operation like this. Moreover, the center command of instance launch is like this. So we can launch instance from a command of awesome tool instance launch only. We create all of the web operation by a tool command. So we have no SSC rule. So write codes and do operation, write code and do operation. All of the web operation should be implemented by a Ruby code. So instance launch and scale up, do scale up and do developer in the environment. So our advice is do not change my architecture first time. So example, I use Google power home. So software and service architecture is too complex. So we need to find things. Our real world instructions pick instruction for automation and after do automation. We can automate half instruction. Next issue is do scale up with extremely rapid automation. So we can scale up with complete automation but all of the time of image creation is a long time like one hour. I concern but to stop time. Typical scenario again, build, configuration and provision setting up, deploy and attach to load balancer. We need to enhance to boot stop time extremely. So I group these instructions. So operation is always built and provisioning too and deploy raise the applications. First operation is OS configuration and setting up Capitain and attach to load balancer. I set it checkpoint over image creation. These are checkpoint one is provisioning with profit. Checkpoint two is deployment or raise applications. I added a concept of two phase image strategy. I create these images first is option OS image. It is provided a platform like LOS, Azure and ZCP and OpenStack and etc. Phase one is called minimal image. Me and my image have only network configuration and user creation and installation of a puppet ship and platform CLI tools. Phase two image called load specified image. It contains only boot OS and raise application without modifying configuration. We need to use only phase two image for scale out and preparation. It reduces our working time for image creation. We cut these images. We found the packer for our image creation. I described to our image creation tool or packer. I couldn't understand the use case of a packer at first time. I had to use the cloud in it and the image creation is the IR CPI. After that, I understood use case of packer. It is inside of image creation with packer. Packer configuration is JSON format. We set instance size, block volume and CPU resource with a declaration of JSON value. Packer I was invoking cloud in it. We use basic configuration of operating system. Packer provision I was invoking your shell script after cloud in it. Finally, packer invoke image creation API itself. It is an example of packer configuration for our minimal image. So, cloud in it is here. It is same as our first configuration. Moreover, provision is here, provision. We need to set a provision tool. YAM install, Puppet and Python PRP and other CLI. This line, I was changing the user name over through users. This line, I was presubbed host name. If this configuration is true, cloud in it did not modify host name every boot time. It is first cloud need to modify host name use a specific rule like IP address or unique ID of cloud platform every boot time. It is an example packer configuration of web application image. Cloud in it is only this one. We need to rename host name on web application servers after boot it. Because we use over the 100 servers, it needs to have identical host name. Provision is here. It invokes Puppet agent and fetches a raise up bundle packages. Moreover, remove cloud in it ID file, this line. So, if you remove instance ID file like this, cloud in it invokes the processes and the next boot time again. I describe integration tests with packer use the shell provision. Packer allows multiple provision. We test results of packer running before image creation. We use server spec for tests. It's like this configuration. It tests to confirm installation packages, the location of raise application and the boot configuration middleware and more. So, I will describe detail of the server spec of the site. So, we can guarantee to launch from server image with packer and server spec. We create it share it with all before packer. Packer is simple, so simple. But we have much use case. Example, we have many role like web application server and batch server and worker server and the party server and etc. And we have two files image. So, we didn't hope to make instruction manual describe the packer options. We can run packer over toll code with RMS option or packer. Like this. Now, we can create image services for rocket automation via packer. However, we are not enough for do scale out. We can only scale out to raise application server. So, we need to scale out everything, everything scale out. What's broker for scale out? I think these are brokers. Depends on money instruction of human. Second, depends on host name or IP address architecture and tool. Depends on persistent server or worker like a paragraph job. And depends on a persistent storage. It's a broker for scale out. We need to use cloud oriented architecture. Moreover, adopt next generation architecture aggressively. One of tool named console. We use Nagios for monitoring to service and instance status. However, we have two issues. Nagios do not support dynamic scale architecture. We need to add host name to Nagios configuration each server automatically. Also, Nagios have complex syntax and configuration. I never pass Nagios configuration one time. We decide to remove Nagios for service monitoring. After that, how to monitoring for service status without Nagios? We use console and console are for process monitoring. Like this. So, it provides to discover new instances automatically. Use console.  We set up console. Use the puppet for design. When instance run to console discovers cluster on our service and join it, we can monitor new instance automatically. Like this. Next, we use Baccalaure. We use Moony for resource monitoring in tests. However, Moony does not support dynamic scale architecture too. We need to add our host name to Moony configuration and deploy it each server. We decide to use Makarai instead of Moony. Makarai is made by Hatena Cope. Hatena place the Kyoto is one of web service companies in Japan. We discuss and feedback together for cloud-oriented monitoring to Hatena Cope. So, it is a graph. This graph is all of CPU resources in our application servers. It is too heavy rendering. You only add API key and roll name to Makarai agent console. It works. Only works. Moreover, you can make your specific plugin for Makarai. It is simple convention and compatible for Moony and Nagas. Many of Japanese developers made useful Makarai plugin written by MROV and Golang and Ruby. Next topic is Florentine. We need to store access logs for our audits. We must handle all of the servers including scale updates instances. We use Florentine to collect and aggregate. Florentine is a popular log collector written by Ruby. Do you know Florentine? It has probable architecture. We can chain plugins for our use cases. Our company prepares an aggregate server for access log collector. This is a configuration of NZX on an application server. This is it monitors access log of NZX and pushes to aggregate server these sections, collect and push it. The aggregate server handles these logs and stores redundant local storage and sends service of Hadoop cluster named TorajaData. It sends TorajaData and stores redundant storage. Next topic is remove to batch server. Remove batch server. We need to use batch server for scheduled write tasks. We have to create some payment transaction or send a promotion mail and indexing such items and more. We use Venobar, Venobar gem and clone process on the persistent state server. But it could not scale up ruzzy and it is SPOF. I use side of the kick scheduler and console cluster instead of clone of above programs. Side of the kick scheduler allows a period of mechanism to start kick server. But if you have multiple workers all of the servers are promoted to NQ servers. We need to specify our NQ server in side of the kick workers. I selected NQ server use the console cluster like this. So I will extract this mechanism to Ruby gems after this conference. Next topic is testing. We need to test everything contains instance, images and the perfect and raise application. We need to test everything. We use content CI named Doron CI. We use Doron CI on our open stack platform. We use Doron CI with raise application. We need to separate raise stack to following containers. First is raise up only raise application. Second, we need to test this and MySQL and ASIC search. We involve concurrent test processes used by TestQ and T-Splm. I try to our application on Docker now. But it is not production status yet. We use only test environment. We call it to inference CI. We test server status such as this of instance packages and running processes and configuration details and continuously. We can reflect puppet myfests aggressively using Doron CI and server spec. Server spec is a test for your server's configure by project. We can test with server spec after provision of puppet myfests like raise application. Therefore, we can replace puppet master to puppet server. And we in our future parser, we fix all warnings and syntax error. So we add it and remove the manifest code every day like our raise applications. Every day, date, and edit it. And we can switch scientific Linux 6 to CentOS 7 used by inference CI. We add it case condition for our scientific Linux 6 and CentOS 7 like this. So we didn't feel fair expectation for this OS changes. Moreover, we change all of the processes under system V. We haven't used the demon tool or supervisor D to run background processes. However, we need to wait to invoke their processes before invoking our application processes like Unicorn and Sidekick and other. We use system V for invoking to our application process directly. It's so fast. So I finished preparing today's main camera for strategy development. We use stretcher and capital error for normal deployment. We use to wrap it scale out with pack and raise bundle. However, we need deployment for code deploy every day every time. Capital error couldn't deploy over the 100 servers because capital error needs to connect each server synchronously via SSH. Stretcher pulls assets file like a raise bundle and it receives the console event. We add stretcher to our application server and register console event for stretcher. We can deploy raise application to all of the server when we only send we only send event to one server. We send one server so console event or send and pull event and stretcher pulls our raise application automatically. We make capital error stretcher capital error stretcher. It is integration to with capital error and stretcher. It provides following task for process strategy development. We add our raise bundle archive file and put archive file to object storage like S3 and finally invoke console events each stage and each world. You can use process strategy deployment by capital stretcher and console and stretcher. I describe the architecture of process strategy deployment. We also invoke console a capital error on the local machine. Capital error hand to make our raise bundle and upload it and notify console events build and put our application package and send a console event. Think console has received that event and we have our raise bundle packages and extract it and restart unicorns itself. Console tells another server in your cluster. It handles the same instructions automatically and simultaneously. Process strategy deployment allows to handle much data center department. We choose to deploy open stack so open stack has widely used big company like Yahoo and DNA and entity group in Japan. We need to reduce running cost of IaaS. AWS is too expensive so we try to build open stack environments on our parameter servers in our DC but this subject is too large story so I have no time about this topic in last week. I hope to talk about this open stack migrations. Finally, we cut running cost by 15% rather than AWS and we made Yao calls and integrated Yao is Ruby client for open stack and Fog is already supported open stack but Fog has huge dependencies. We didn't need to do this. Yao likes simple clients like AWS SDK or AWS. We can wipe out computer users using Ruby with Yao like this. We can deploy multi-DC in 3 minutes now so I invoke capital on my machine in the same month. The capital 100 to make raise assets and upload and object storage is same. So console events send to customers so same happens each DC simultaneously. So we can invoke stretcher deployment all of the servers at the same time. The final topic is a burglary deployment. The basic concept is following instructions. Do you know burglary deployment? So run the instances using OS image created from Packer and join to load balancer create and join to load balancer and wait to change in service status wait, wait, wait and finally terminate all the instances. That's all. So it allows OS upgrade and Midori upgrade like Ruby version for us not downtime. We need to prepare dynamic upstream with load balancer for burglary deployment. I introduce our choices. First is ELB ELB or LBS it provided by LBS so it can handle only LBS instances but we use OpenStack we can't choice ELBs one so second is NZX and console templates it change episode objective in NZX configuration use console event and console templates we choose this one in our OpenStack third is NZX and Moriwi NZX Moriwi allows changing up story objective in NZX process and memory used in Moriwi we are evaluating it now console and console templates can integrate slack notifications like this so if up story changes so it notifies our channel of slack itself we can monitor up story status so we made burglary deployment on tall task like this it for the running it puts instance number of old instances we invoke new servers using image contained red bundle it number is save as old instance like this it loop wait to run until all of the instances booting like this like this wait wait loop loop loop and finally we remove all the instances from our load balancer and terminate there like this so we can look only new instances on our services so summary so we can handle TVCM and TVShow use our scale servers and we can enhance infrastructure every day we can deploy application over 100 servers every day so we can upgrade operating system and Ruby version and Midori version every day so yes we can that's all thank you


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Hi everyone, Joe for Jaspy's casebreaks.com, that is coming at you with Jaspy's five box big hit baseball mixer pick your team number two featuring two boxes of tier one, two boxes of bowman sterling and a box of 2022 tops sterling. Some pretty nice stuff here. Big thanks to this group for making it happen. On a Tuesday, Steve Burch with that triple last spot mojo got the last three teams. Thanks to him and thanks everybody for putting in the work. There's all the boxes right there. All right, let's start with the tier one Tom Glavin, 231 out of 349, a Met, a last spot mojo team, Steve Burch, Met's edition of Tom Glavin. And we've got Aaron Ashby, 143 out of 299 for the Brewers. That's going to be for Kevin, Josh Donaldson, 51 out of 99. It's going to go to Daniel and the twins. I think we've got a bonus auto in here, too. The bonus auto is Peter Lanzo, 30 out of 199, Steve Burch and the Met's. All right, another tier one box, 242 out of 399, JT Real Muto. That is for Daniel and the Phillies. Jake McCarthy, 53 out of 299. That's for Darren and the Snakes. He's a cold hearted snake. Looking to his eyes. And the last auto here is Daryl Strawberry, 19 out of 149. Another Met, Steve Burch. All right, Bowman Sterling. That's right, Rex, the cold hearted snake, he doesn't play by rules.  Got something else? I wonder, Franco, rookie card there. All right, good luck. Let's see what we've got here. We've got Ellie Della Cruz, nice. Reds Prospect, up and coming star, we hope, for Kevin and the Red Legs. There's Harry Ford to 199 and Erubiel Anhelis, 008 out of 125, Wave Parallel for the Padres. When will MC Scatcat be able to claim his rifle spot in The Rock and Roll of Fame? I trust you brought this up when I went to The Rock and Roll of Fame last summer. I did not. I think, there's Daniel with the Padres. You would think that Paula Dool will have to get into The Rock and Roll of Fame first before her cartoon counterpart and a Triple Auto. Wow, they're all Red Sox. Miguel Blitz, Marcelo Meyer and Blaze Jordan, 19 out of 25. Triple Auto for Oliver Smith, Boston Red Sox. Nice, no randomizers. Just one happy person, no sad people. Nice, congrats. Daniel, you'll get the Wanderfranco rookie card. Got Jordan Lawler Blue, 14 out of 25. Got a Colton Welker to 199. That goes to Darren and the Diamondbacks. This goes to Tristan and the Rockies. And this is Dori Lorenzo. That's going to go to Ed and the Astros. And we've got Sal Freelick in the back, 81 out of 150. Brewers, that's going to go to Kevin and the Brew Crew. Another bow and sterling box. Speaking of Hall of Fame, look up George Foster's stats and tell me how he never made it in. I'll tell us the stats, Rick, because I'm in the middle of a break. It does look like a T. I think I think that's supposed to be a Y. That's Marcelo and Meyer, Y. It does look like a T, right? But at first blush, yeah, it does look like a T. And you've got Jonathan Claas, Claas, Claasé for Seattle. Will be for Daniel. Got a Henry Davis, nice. Former number one overall pick, Henry Davis. Speckle autograph for the Pirates, that's going to be for Daniel. Nice. That is 12 out of 99. It's kind of hidden behind the sparkle speckles right there. But there's the number. And a Rosemary Quintana for Steve Birch Nationals. I mean, those aren't really Hall of Fame numbers, are they? You know, one thousand nine hundred and twenty five hits. Three hundred and forty eight home runs. Two seventy four average. Hall very good. Eddie Cap to seventy five and Tyler Black. Kevin and the brew crew. Does look like a Wi-Fi password. And the last one, Carson Williams, Ray's Daniel. And the last box, fifth box of this break. It's a nice one. Twenty twenty two tops, sterling baseball. Right. So we've got fielding award winners and MVPs. We'll go with fielding award winners first. We've got a triple relic and autograph. Don Mattingling, one out of ten. Triple relic and autograph. I don't know. That doesn't really shout and scream Hall of Fame to me, Rex. Hall very good. Yeah, if I could knock out, if I could do a Don Mattingling mustache, which I can, I would love that. All right, MVP award winners, thick card here. What do we got? We've got a quad relic, autograph, Buster Posey, four out of five. Wow. Who's got my rivals, the Giants?  So he picked up the Giants kind of late, too. They were available for everybody. Nice, Ali Fonzo, Giants, all aboard the Big Head Express. There you go, boys and girls. Another great five box break in the books. That top sterling really delivers. Got a triple auto. We've got some tier one. Got another pick your team in the store. Check it out, jaspyscasebrakes.com. I'm Joe and I'll break more baseball with you next time. Bye bye.


It's a pretty historic moment for not only the Washington Army National Guard, but for the Army National Guard as a whole to partner a brigade combat team up with a active duty division is a new paradigm in the thinking for how we develop readiness, how we develop units, not only in the Army, but in the Army National Guard. Well I look forward to our integrated training programs so that we can look at for example out in FY20, fiscal year 20, the brigade is going to go to the National Training Center and we look forward to sharing our lessons learned from our two National Training Center rotations and help them with their train up to get them ready for that big event in California. We hope to be training with striker brigades that are over here at Joint Base Lewis McChord and with the 7th Division and really be in part of the 7th IB team in our training. One of the reasons we wanted to convert the 81st was to have a tighter partnership with our brothers-in-arms over here at Joint Base Lewis McChord and so today is really kind of a realization of a seven-year process for us. Our command readiness guidance for FY17 has already been published, the 81st is a part of that and we look forward to developing our leaders and building readiness through our training program together.


God's beauty is all around us and my goal as an artist is to capture and interpret that beauty on canvas and to take you, the viewer, along with me on this painting journey. Hello and welcome to Painting Journeys. My name is Kitty Lynn Klisch and we're going to take a painting journey today. We're still in Ireland and so I'm going to take you to a delightful cottage and have you meet through my painting Two Brothers. First of all I want to talk about our last episode. We were in Athlone, Ireland, along the Shannon River and if you remember this is what it looked like, the photograph of the painting that I was going to work from, the photograph of the place. It was just a photograph, needed some artistic license added to it. And so then when we closed that show then you could see how it was. It was laid in pretty well but it was still kind of rough in a few areas. And so I took it back to my studio and my home studio and there I put on some finishing touches. I really didn't have to do too much to it. I did add quite a bit of color to the water. I wanted that water, I wanted you to have the feeling of that water as it was sparkling all these different shades and the light from the bridge was reflecting into the water and the sky of course made the water appear much bluer than it actually was. And the swans, the swans they were delightful. They were right there coming right up to the edge, right along the walkway here and begging for breadcrumbs and things like that that we threw out to them. So it was really a marvelous, marvelous day painting along the Shannon River. So that was the completion of our last episode but now today I'm really excited because I want to tell you about Tommy Conlon. Tommy Conlon and his brother Patty are two gentlemen farmers and they live a few miles outside of Moat, Ireland and they have lived in this cottage that you see in the photograph here for three generations Tommy and his brother Patty were born in this cottage and they've never left it, they've never married, they're bachelor farmers and they're also storytellers. Well it doesn't show in the photograph but they have the most enchanting red barn and garden and so I was invited along with a friend there to paint one day and I was busily painting and painting and painting and every once in a while Tommy would come out and he'd stand in the doorway like this and he'd kind of like look to see like well what what are you doing is it okay for me to come and see you know very very sweet. The Irish Brogue was so thick I could hardly understand it but they were what two such lovely gentlemen and the stories they told me but anyway we only have an hour so I better start painting I want to get this all blocked in for you so that you can see it. I just have the drawing on here and as you can see now here comes the lesson part um as you can see the it's a thatched roof cottage and because I was taking a photograph the angle of perspective is very extreme and that's what the camera does it distorts reality and so knowing that I have adjusted this my drawing so that it would look like it actually looked when I was standing there looking at Tommy the angles were not so extreme you know they were a little straighter there's just not that much room for it to get that narrow that quickly so I straightened out the angles a little bit and I have Tommy standing here and he's kind of like looking you know like what are you doing when are you going to be done so anyway without further ado here I'm going to get busy first thing that what I do what I like to do is I like to draw in charcoal and then I like to uh fix my drawing with yellow ochre acrylic and then after that's dry then I can wipe that off now that acrylic is permanently on there and if you'll notice I never work with a with a an untone canvas I hate to work on a pure bare white canvas so I like to work you know with a little background on there so already kind of messed up so first thing I'm going to do I think is I'm going to lay in some of the dark that I see behind Tommy so that that will give me here's Michael I wear my darkest dark is going to be and my lightest light so I'm going to make a nice dark using a little bit of my Payne's gray and a little bit of my alizarin crimson whoops oh boy I didn't put the alizarin crimson out hmm that's not like me that's one of my favorite colors well we'll just improvise and use something else a little green into that to warm it up a little bit it's pretty dark back there you can barely see anything I'm already I'm just I'm just using the a regular palleted it's rather limited I don't have a lot of colors on it I prefer just to sort of keep it simple I like a I like a warm yellow and a cool yellow and my grade yellows and I like a warm green and a cool green and a warm blue a warm blue here and a cooler blue and this is just a cool red and this is some violet and that's my Payne's gray the one that I don't have on here is my favorite color of all and that's alizarin crimson some artists say that alizarin crimson is what they call a fugitive color that it will disappear you know in years to come I've never I have paintings that are 40 years old and my alizarin crimson hasn't disappeared yet so I guess I'm pretty safe okay now then we'll just kind of get this in here now as I was telling you today is not about giving you a finished product a finished painting it's this is a journey as I go across the canvas here trying to get the the darks where I want the darks the lights where I want the lights and the half tones where I want the half tones it's it's it's really important because without this dark back here I have no idea of how light to make my lights and as they say without the dark there is no light so there we go around Tommy's little hand there there we go he's such a sweet little guy he has a glass eye and I don't know I'm not sure what happened but why he would have that but it's rather noticeable when you're talking to him and you you have a little bit of a trouble trouble or I did anyway I'm ashamed to confess I had a little trouble not looking at the right eye you know the one that wasn't glass but oh well we're all human I'm back in there as a table and I'm going to tell you why that table's there in a little while as soon as I get this laid in a little bit better you're going to get a kick out of this all right so now then maybe there is a I think there's the hint of a chair back in here I just put a little bit of a chair now then these things are just little little things that are just kind of showing up in the you know you probably can hardly see them but I want I want to suggest that there are things going on back in here the inside of their cottage was amazing because it was filled with three generations worth of of stuff right back over here where the back of the cottage is is actually where Tommy and Patty were born they never left this place and when their mother was alive you know they took care of her and she had all this lovely China and lace curtains in the window and it's all still there just like just like it was it's all still there the beautiful lace curtains and in the windows I'm going to I'm going to tell you about that a little bit later here I want to just get this this window in here okay you know this is this is such a joy to be able to share this these journeys with you this this was really a special one the whole trip to Ireland was just marvelous but when these two gentlemen you know invited me to their farm to paint one day it was so special it was you could you know really tell that they weren't used to having um too much company and um the wood they don't burn wood over there in Ireland they burn peat and so they had an old-fashioned it really looked like a um a wooden stove or an or like a electric well it looked more like an electric stove because it was white but it burned peat and that's what they cooked on and this peat inside when they were sitting there and talking to me this peat fire was just burning away coming out of the out of the opening you know where the burner would be on the stove well here's this big fire coming out of there and it's not maybe a foot away from from where Tommy's head is sitting and he's as he's sitting in his chair and so we had the the we had the the the stove and the fire and then there was a chair and another chair with both both fellows sat there and they as they told me their stories and everything but it was I couldn't believe the peat that uh peat if you don't know what it is as far as I understand it it's something that is thousands of years old is vegetation that is grown over and I guess decayed and then layers and layers of it have decayed through the centuries and it hardens and then they actually have peat fields where they harvest it and so that's what they that's what they were doing they they harvest the the peat and that's what everybody uses in Ireland to for their heat and for their cooking so it's and it looks like a oh you know what a presto log looks like one of those round pressed wood things that you put in your fireplace kind of looks it has the the look of a presto log only in shape more like in a brick because as they cut them they cut them into bricks so and they burn like crazy they burn really good all ready and then this back here's got a little more brown to it and I'm just kind of going around this and getting the the um this is where the door jam is here and then this is a little lighter here so anyway when it's around lunchtime I guess and I'm out there painting away and pretty soon Tommy comes to the door way here and he says it's lunchtime come and eat lunch well I'll tell you two bachelors um and I don't know I was just you know like I was wasn't sure what they would fix what they what he had fixed and I felt that it was a great imposition to go and eat his food anyway I mean believe me they're not rich they're quite poor and I felt it was a great imposition for me to go in there and eat their food and that he'd even made this lunch for me was just amazing but I went in and to my absolute surprise here was the table all decked out in uh with a nice tablecloth and beautiful china with a rose pattern on it and the table was set perfectly just as if I was like a queen or something and he had made this marvelous salad all fresh I mean the the the salad was so fresh it was like he had just picked it but it wasn't the right time of the year for him to have been able to go into his garden to pick these fresh vegetables tomatoes and lettuce and and everything that he had in this salad but it but it was just so yummy and he'd made this really nice sandwich and everything and and then he's running back and forth from this peat stove with the teapot um you know making uh bringing me tea and things like that and I said well well please sit down and join me you know and he says oh no miss oh no miss this is for you um I don't know it was just it was so special and I I I've got this picture here of of uh the table and the lace curtains and Tommy is bending over I think he was putting butter on the table anyway I snapped this picture of him I was just so flabbergasted at what he had done you know this beautiful luncheon and the stories that they that they told um the two the two brothers we sat there after lunch with tea and they had a they had a border collie dog a black dog and that dog just adored them dog was always right there he sort of seemed to like patty better better than Tommy but he was right there and and he um the two of them were telling me what it was like in the olden days the olden days for them you know I guess it was quite a hard life because they didn't have modern machinery to to farm with so they had to do things the hard way and as a matter of fact their house still doesn't have indoor plumbing um there's a cute little outhouse in the back that is that has a bright yellow door they're really colorful okay very colorful their outhouse has a bright yellow door and the barn is a brilliant red I we couldn't get any redder I couldn't make a red that red on my palate um they like color that's it that's good in color and everything except for their dress they're they they dress pretty pretty uh calmly or however you want to say it now we see this here as something that is very very white okay I don't want to make it that white that is so stark and cold as I travel across this canvas I want to give you the view or something that is more harmonious that isn't jolting that doesn't make you want to go brr that looks like snow so um I'm not going to make that so white I'm going to warm it up a little bit but right now I think I'll lay in the uh the straw on that straw roof so I'm going to put a darker um color underneath and I'm just going to kind of now you have to bear with me here because I'm just going to scribble this in in the direction that I see it go because remember today is all about just getting the canvas covered it's not about detail in an hour's time we don't have enough time to do the detail so I'm putting the undercoating of what the straw is going to look like and hopefully I'll be able to get back to that to make some straw on there and show you what that looks like but if I don't then you'll you'll know to tune in to the next show and um I need a bigger brush kitty I always didn't have a tendency to work with this brush that's too small I need to get in here and get this going there we go I don't know if you've been to I learned or not but you can just see so many different shades of green it is so beautiful the whole country is just gorgeous you drive along these little country roads and you see these little places like Tommy and Patty's house here you know these little cottages stone cottages or stucco whatever it was and they're all the yards are all surrounded with with stones that they pick from the fields to make the stone fences even the cattle and the sheep are kept in their in their pasture by stone fences isn't that just unbelievable you know just a stone fence keeps them keeps them in place we're here we have to use electric fences and all kinds of things I don't know though maybe here we're using electric fences to keep people out instead of the cattle and who knows they were telling me that places like theirs are being taken over and new houses are being built in their stead and you know that's kind of it's kind of like when we tear down a place an old farm building or something like that we tear it down and we put up a shopping mall or a condo or something like that well that's kind of what's happening in Ireland too of which is really a sad thing and when I was there Ireland was undergoing a revolution a technological revolution in that they were really a very affluent country doing very very well with technology you know the internet and all these things that people have to play with now and so it they were they were gaining wealth people had wealth that had never had wealth before and so you drive down through the countryside or on the long the streets and there would be people that would perhaps would be next to Tommy and Patti's place and they'd have this big mansion and I guess you see the same thing here you know but it just looks so out of place you know I just I don't know it'd be kind of nice if I think if all the mansions in the world could be in one district and all the people that wanted to live a more simple life could all just be in another area but I guess they would call that segregation there we go that's another thought to think about so anyway trying to mix up the nice color for this place I'll probably add a little bit of light to it I don't want it to be like you know not white because it was white but for right now I think I'm just going to put some of this on it oh that doesn't look warm enough kitty let's get some warmth in there oh if you could see the mess I'm making on this palette oh my gosh if I get out of this one okay I'll be really making a miracle it would be a miracle here but maybe it'll work maybe it'll work there's always more paint to add right let's keep working it too yellow all ready and scrape that off I'm going to put a little bit more blue back in here and hope I don't make green because I have yellow on my palette and if I put blue and yellow make green I don't want green I want a nice warm gray color all right let's see here do we have it now that's a little bit better what does it need kitty I always talk to myself I don't know sometimes it helps and sometimes I just get more confused what can I say there we go a little more white now that's good enough we'll just smear this around and and we'll come back to it later and add some my idea right now is I want to get to Patty I don't want to leave him hanging there with no paint on him so that's a shadow up in there that is the that is being cast by the by the thatch roof so there we go that's quite a bit darker but when I add a little bit to that that it'll be okay it's okay to have the different colors in there makes it have a little personality really don't have to paint things exactly as you see them that's the part the beautiful part about being an artist is you can paint what you feel how you want it to look this is working pretty good I think probably looks pretty yellow but if it's not right why I'll fix it later sometime I'm gonna have the paint mixed up before I come but I don't know then it you know for me as an as the artist it's not fun to figure out all the answers before I get to the studio here it's more fun to shoot from the hip and give you something that may be not be it might not be exactly correct but at least you see the the journey the journey of traveling across the canvas and some things you have to adjust and some things you sometimes you'll surprise yourself and you say oh I love that and then you're all happy with yourself you know so I don't think I want to come to the to the television to my studio here in the television station because I don't want to be all prepared and cut and dried and know exactly what I'm going to do it's more fun this way I hope you agree I really hope you agree we're getting that in there pretty good okay okay and then down below here this green that they have that is in shadow here they um they have that going across the bottom there of the building before it meets the the um driveway the ham sandwich must be getting close to lunchtime I keep thinking about that lunch and how gracious he was and how he just waited upon me like I was a visiting queen I just was I was so touched by that but anyway and the ham oh my goodness I don't think we have ham like that here it was so good there we go okay now that covered up a lot of a lot of area and a fast amount of time that's good it's good okay so now we'll get that brush back and we'll put the that bluish green in trying something uh a little different this time I usually get the um cerulean blue comes in a hue of which is kind of a synthetic color and it's much more inexpensive than the true cerulean blue so I want you to know though for this show I splurged and I bought a tube of the true cerulean blue and it's a very lovely color I like it now I'm mixing it with all kinds of other things so you're not going to have a chance to really see to see what I'm talking about here but maybe we can put a stroke of it here or there okay now we have this coming across here and there again I'm trying to really rough this in fast because I want to show you I want to get Patty on there oh I'm sorry this is Tommy not Patty a little bit in the window and that's darker there in the window box right here because it's in shadow around this and that's quite a bit lighter so we'll take a little bit light and add around the flower pots that are sitting on the window edge and now we'll take some more of the blue and put on the front of it here then we'll fix that up later I have a feeling that line isn't very straight but oh well okay maybe it needs to be just a tad darker up in here I know it does there we go because that's in the in the shadow there I'm just going to go ahead and throw in those little red pots there no they're not red pots it's the flowers that are red okay the pots are a dark green very dark green so I'm mixing my blue with my green to make the pots here's a big one here and then they do have some red flowers in them but I'm not going to put those in right now because I I have to put the the white on first if I put the red on then I can't put white on because the white will bleed we'll pick up the red and it won't stay white so this white window frame is going to have to stay like that for now all right and then as we're going into Tommy's we'll we want to show a little bit of atmosphere as we're going into here into his place to show that that there is some atmosphere in there that's not all dark in other words the light is actually coming in so we put that on and I think up here on the top we're just going to come in with a little purple and a little bit of the black and make this really really dark there we go and then we can see the atmosphere a little bit better as it's going in there okay so now then let's start on Tommy Tommy's got some nice brown pants on I think they call these fellows gentlemen farmers because even when they were out farming I have a hunch that this is pretty much how they were dressed there we go there's something that's a little richer looking mixing that brown with my sap green and my cad red light now I'm trying to get a nice beautiful rich burnt sienna for the brown in Tommy's pants all right so there we go whoops I should have gone behind there there's a little space there in between there that is white let me get a little brush there and come in there and fill that no uh well yeah I guess let me see there that doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me why would that be white this is coming down unless that's just a little bit of the door maybe that's just a little bit of the door there all right okay now get over here and come on down and these pants we've got wrinkles in them and things like that but we're just gonna get them on there and then we'll come in and make the little wrinkle coming up this way there's one here a little break above the shoe here it's coming this way a little bit of light on this side right here so I'm because that's them the house um the reflection of the house I'm taking some of the house color to make some of my lights here okay that looks pretty good for the pants the sweater's a real dark um green a cool very cool green and you better believe it's irish wool too tummy down here on the bottom it's kind of rounded he's a smaller man in the sense that his you know dark shadows coming up here in the sense that his little shoulders are quite narrow but through the years he's developed a little bit of a tummy on him and so that's what we're seeing there so we've got to show that because that's part of his persona that's who he is okay and now we're gonna go with a nice warmer green and make that sweater show up a little bit more I want to get this um on here for you so that you can see have an idea of where this is going just coming around like this and then there's a kind of a pattern on the sweater it sort of goes like that and then there's a buttons and a see here we want to finish this arm a little dark right in here and then the arm is coming and that's coming down there okay and then this arm is coming over here all right and then he's got some nice blue a nice blue very crisp clean looking blue shirt on let's see there and this has got a little darker shadow here and here to show that the he's got the shirt on there now we'll take the wipe out and we'll wipe out some of this blue that's right in here that's in his face here okay there we go now then I'm going to mix up a flesh color and I'm just going to base in his his face in a flesh color I'm not going to go for for any detail now you'll see the detail um at the next at the beginning of the next show um of the next episode so be sure and catch the next show after this one because that's where you'll see all of the refinement that has been done on Tommy a little green in here I like to mix either a little bit of green in the flesh or a little bit of blue here I'm picking a warmer color and putting it in and I'm going to just hope that that's going to work is this the brush I had yeah okay all right now here we're going to come right in here and paint his face all one color one value one color one shape and we're going to do the same thing with his hands hands are darker okay and then that hat is kind of a kind of a violet like um grade violet you should have seen these fellow's garden they had the most I mean it was kind of wild and natural it wasn't all like planned like like we would do here it was just beautiful and natural and just the most gorgeous flowers blooming everywhere and I didn't even we were so fortunate because we didn't even know what the weather was going to be like when we got there and because typically they have a rainy season just like we do and the weather was the weather was beautiful we had sunshine almost every day and every place that we went the people were warm and friendly it's just a marvelous place to visit a marvelous place to take a journey to there's his little shoes now okay he's coming now then we're going to take the big brush again and we're going to come and put in the because we're running out of time we're going to come in and I have the nicest cameraman and he always has to give me these little he holds up a sign for me okay he holds up this sign and it'll say 30 minutes 15 minutes 10 minutes I just got the 10 minute signal now can you tell me where the last 50 minutes went I have no clue but anyway back to this so here we go all right and tell me you're going to get a little messed up because I'm hurrying now I want to make this a little bit want to make this a little bit darker next to the building oh that's probably too dark I'm going to have to soften that a little bit and then as it comes out I want it to be a little lighter and I'm out of white so I think I'm really in trouble here it looks like I'm getting running out of time here about the same time that I'm running out of white paint so that's kind of a good thing huh there we go and we'll just kind of scrub in the the street there or the drive not really a sidewalk it's just pretty much got the the canvas covered of which is a good thing that's what I wanted to do today and let me see I think what I'm going to do is I just want to show you what that thatched roof would look like a little bit more here well we have a couple of extra minutes here it's all different colors of hay or straw straw I guess it is so it's going to be kind of like this let me see if I can make it across the canvas on that and there'll be some dark spots in it and some of it comes comes down a little bit more it's really kind of kind of cool I had never seen that before I went to Ireland and you know they they have to I asked them about their roof and they said that they have to they get on the roof these two elderly gentlemen get on the roof and put more hay up there or straw when it starts to leak so but I always wondered what in the world keeps the straw from blowing away you know I mean is it must be some kind of of like a there must be some sort of like I don't know like like a glue or not glue but something that they adhere it with I would think I just got the five minute signal you know what that means so okay all right so that gives us a little bit of an idea of what the straw is going to look like um and it just kind of comes down and and it's actually even tinier than that and some of them are even bolder as far as the color is concerned and some of them are grayer you almost need a feather brush for this okay but that gives you the idea of the straw and um okay I have a couple minutes left here let me see and I'm not going to promise anything because I don't do that well under pressure but I'm just going to go ahead and see if I can just give you an idea here's some hair it might would be wider there's some hair and there's some hair he has rosy cheeks I shouldn't have started this guys I'm messing poor Tommy up I'm making him look like a little monster here that's okay Tommy I'll get back to you and I will fix you and you'll look handsome there we go you'll look handsome when I'm done with you kiddo there at least now you get a little bit of an idea I want that one eye to be bigger because it was was of course the glass eye that I didn't know which way to look all righty just a little bit we need just a little bit for that smile a big smile that he had and a little bit of light for a little shape of a nose this has been so much fun today sharing this with you I hope that you have been enjoyed it as much as I have because to tell you about this adventure this journey and share it with you has been very special to me I'm I'm really glad that you joined me and once again this is Kitty Lynn Klisch this is painting journeys every episode we journey to a new place be sure and catch the next one because I'm not sure where we're going to go yet but you'll like it I'm sure so come along thank you and bye bye for now


Hey guys, today, I'm feeling pretty good. Our fifth annual, which Vitamix to buy video, which Vitamix 2020? There are three things I wanna show you as you make this decision, but first, quick housekeeping. I'm Lenny Gale, we are life is no yolk, please consider using our links to make your purchase. You'll get the minimum accepted price, that's the lowest, free shipping. And when you notify us of your purchase that you use our links to buy, Shalva and I will send you our ebook and you'll get six months of VIP support from us. If you bought your Vitamix from your cousin's little blender shop, you wouldn't hesitate to reach out to them if you needed anything. Think of that with us, this, VIP support. Okay, housekeeping done, time for quick picks. When our friends and family say, yo, Len, which Vitamix should I get? I say, oh, awesome, let's find you the best deal. All Vitamix machines can do all the things, smoothies, whole food juices, like our spicy green juice, a little bit every day will change your life, hot soups, nut butters, ice cream, dressings, flowers and other fun stuff. Baddest for pancakes, baddest for breads, baddest for cakes, this is apple cinnamon cake, coarse chopping, make a detox salad, pulled meat for tacos, these are jackfruit, peanut butter sauce for spring rolls, creamy bases for soups like our wild rice, rapuccinos just like Starbucks, plant-based cheeses, this is our queso. Snack bites, these are iron bites. Did I mention nut milks? Guys, they can all do all the things, including self-cleaning. And with that in mind, they wanted to get one and we got them the best deal at that moment. Usually, it's a certified recondition machine. They're awesome. If those friends and family say, well, what else do you recommend? Well, if you're not gonna get the best value available, don't mess around with the middle and just get the best. A3500, true metal finish, quietest, or least loud. Most features, pre-program settings for walk-away blending, extra safety. Like if you knock the container off the base, it senses and stops the machine. Programmable timer, ability to use the eight ounce containers, full integration of the SmartSkill app. It's the one we use in Tijon and they're like, all right, can you send me a link? And then they say, all right, cool. Which accessories do I need? And we say, all right, you're eventually gonna want a secondary narrow-bodied container. They're really good for small batches of thick blends, hummus, nut butters, ice cream. In fact, we used to call this a full-sized Vitamix and a secondary narrow-bodied container, the ultimate Vitamix setup. That's what we have. Best best, if you will. But no pressure, you don't need to get one today, but definitely get yourself an under-blade scraper. Throw it in your car before you check out. They're like 15 bucks, purpose-built, spatula.  Scrape the size of the container. Amazing bang for your buck. Now, if you need a minute to do a little more research, go to our site and find that keep me updated link. Get on our mailing list and we'll keep you updated with upcoming deals on full-sized blenders and accessories. If you want a quick pick that isn't just the best possible deal and the best possible Vitamix, here we go. You have a couple choices, classic or smart system. Either way, a few things are true. One, they can all do all the things. Smoothies, juices, nut butters, hot soups, ice cream, flowers, batters, coarse chopping like a food processor. Next, both are built to last. Both come with generous multi-year warranties that generally expire before your machine is even middle-aged. And both are easy to use and easy to clean for the following reason. On full-sized Vitamix, the blades are fixed to the container. They're one piece. This is one of the reasons that makes the Vitamix so magical. They're so easy to clean. You don't have to disassemble the blade from the container. Okay, looking at the classic Vitamix series, the best classic Vitamix for most people is the Vitamix 5200. This one's been around for almost 10 years now. It's almost identical to the machines they have in the quick serve smoothie shops. Tall, narrow-bodied, 64-ounce container. If you want a classic Vitamix, this one is the best for most. I'm pretty sure America's Test Kitchen, the Wire Cutter, Consumer Reports, they all agree. This is the best smoothie maker you can get. All right, let's talk upgrade pick. The best classic Vitamix you can get, the Vitamix Pro 750. Low profile, 64-ounce container, five pre-programmed settings. You cannot go wrong by picking a Pro 750. The best classic Vitamix on a budget is the E310. Right around 300 bucks, American. Very easy to use. 48-ounce, narrow-bodied container, low profile. For a lot of people getting their first Vitamix, this is a great fit. Also, I should mention certified recondition options. Certified recondition standards, certified recondition standard programs, certified recondition 5300, certified recondition 7500. When they're available, a really savvy budget pick. All right, let's talk smart system. The best smart system Vitamix for most people is the Vitamix A2500. Three-prong program settings and those classic style controls. Two switches and a knob, the A2500 is the best smart system Vitamix for most people. Best smart system Vitamix you can get, the A3500. Five pre-programmed settings, programmable digital timer. So you can set it kind of like you would a microwave. And the best thing you're getting here is that true metal finish on the outside. Gives it a nice look. We think the brushed stainless finish is the most versatile in the most kitchens. But these metal finishes give you that dampened, least loud, quietest Vitamix you can get. And then finally, the budget pick. If you want to get a smart system for the most value, A2300. Or, these are popular if you can get your hands on one, a certified recondition A2500 or a certified recondition A3500. One quick note, if you found yourself stuck between classic and smart system Vitamix. The smart system Vitamix machine has now come with a new tamper. It's called the S2 tamper. It actually reaches further down in the container, closer to the blade, further down the size of the walls. So just in case you see some feedback about that, it's been improved quite a bit. All right, those are the quick picks. And at this point, I want to take a quick pause. We have two more sections to get through. We have our decision tree and then the three best ways to get unstuck. How to actually pick a Vitamix and that paralysis by analysis. All right, the second session of this video, the decision tree, I want to show you how we help people visualize which one they're going to get by asking them questions. So first question, are you making smoothies only? Smoothies and protein shakes. If the answer is yes, then you should get a narrow-bodied container. So that's a Vitamix 5200. This comes by a lot of different names. Or the E310. Why? The narrow-bodied container is best for smoothies and juices. The flow of liquid ingredients is ideal for this. And that's why you'll see. In Starbucks, other quick-serve restaurants that use the Vitamix, they have containers that are narrow-bodied. But you should know the low-profile, so the wide containers, they're just as good at making smoothies and juices and protein shakes. The difference is that the flow of ingredients is a little more chaotic. You get the same end result, but getting there just looks a little different. So if your answer is no, I want to be making more than smoothies and juices and protein shakes. And that's what most people say.  Why? The low-profile 64 ounce container is more versatile. Course shopping with the wide, low-profile 64 ounce container is so much easier and you can do it more efficiently in there than the narrow-bodied containers, like the ones that come with the 5200, the E310, or the 48 ounce that can be purchased separately. Also, batters, pancakes, waffles, muffins, cakes. The low-profile 64 ounce container is better for these because it's so much easier to get in there than with the narrow ones. Next question. Do you want pre-programmed settings? Some people say they don't care. We say they're really great and nice to have. The pre-programmed settings are like timers that ramp up, ramp down, start, and stop automatically. Great for multitasking.  That's why we like it. If you choose a machine that has pre-programmed settings, you don't have to use them. You can also do manual control, so variable speed one through 10, start, stop, and pulse. Is your Vitamix gonna be for just you? Maybe you live by yourself or maybe 99% of the time you're gonna be blending for just you. If that's you, we recommend a Vitamix E310. It's got that really versatile, really easy to use, 48 ounce narrow-bodied container. The machine itself is no frills. Two switches and a dial, can't go wrong with this one. No brainer price, that's the one you should get. Now, if you do live alone, a machine with a low-profile 64 ounce container, so pretty much all of them, can still be really great for you. These containers can make fairly small batches of non-thick blends. We've made smoothies and juices as small as 12 ounces in the low-profile 64 ounce container.  Hummus, nut butters, ice cream, the low-profile 64 ounce container has a greater minimum batch size. So four cups of almonds to make almond butter in the low-profile 64 ounce container, versus three in either of the narrow-bodied containers. Are you looking to use the eight ounce personal blending bowls?  And on that topic, there were rumors about a food processor attachment. There's gonna be a food processor container. It's rumor, but there's gonna be one. That may still be coming, and there may be other accessories that are exclusive to smart system. What I know is that smart system machines are the system on which Vitamix is building its future. Next question, how important is loudness or quietness or noise levels to you? All Vitamix machines are loud, very powerful. They output a lot of noise, but if you wanna get a Vitamix that's the least loud or the most quiet, you have to get one with a true metal finish. The A3500 has three or four different choices, and the A3300, which is this without any programs, now comes in brushed stainless metal. Do you have little ones running around the house, kids or even like small pets? If yes, you might wanna consider getting a smart system because of that extra added safety feature where if a container gets knocked off the base, the machine will stop. That's exclusive to smart system machines. So now you've probably figured out which Vitamix machine you should get, and now you're trying to figure out which accessories do you need. Really simple, guys, you can usually avoid extra costs by buying just the machine, no bundles. And we find people are most successful and have fewest regrets when they take a minimalist approach and just grab the underblade scraper and pick up an accessory down the road as you need, but sometimes people ask about specific accessories. What about the eight ounce container? What about the dry grains container? Let's talk about those really fast. Do you wanna add a secondary narrow-bodied container? These are super nice to have. When people ask what's the one accessory I should get besides the underblade scraper, it's this. And as mentioned earlier, we used to call this a full-size Vitamix and a secondary narrow-bodied container, ultimate Vitamix setup. That seems like a more appropriate name for getting all the accessories, and that's not what this is. This is more about avoiding clutter. So let's call this the accessorized Vitamix for minimalists. Maybe we can think of a more minimalist name for it. Whatever you wanna call it, this is what we use and what lives on our counter. Yeah, we have all the accessories because this is what we do for a living.  Pick up that 48 ounce container, you'll love it. Now, if you wanna do personal blending and you pick the classic machine, grab a personal cup adapter. This comes with a 20 ounce cup blending go. If you pick the smart system model, you can go with the eight ounce bowls or the 20 ounce cups. The blade bases for these are interchangeable so you only need one of the starter kits. Just note that with all these personal blending accessories, you can't make anything that requires a tamper, the super thick blends. These containers are totally sealed off and there's nowhere for a tamper to go. Wondering how we use our personal blending accessories? We make baby food, small batches of salad dressing, and the plan is to make our own Indian food so fresh, spiced blends. Next decision. All right, do I need a dry grains container? 32 ounce dry grains container for classic, 48 ounce dry grains container for smart system. These are purpose-built to throw ingredients up instead of like the standard containers that pull ingredients down. If you grind your dry grains today, yes, you will love a dry grains container. If that's not currently part of your practice, blending practice, hold off on the dry grains container, you can always pick one up later. The air disc container, this is compatible with both classic and smart system. Really good if you like to work with milk, traditional dairy milk for making foams, lattes, and also whipping eggs. We keep a plant-based house so we don't have traditional milk or eggs. So our air disc container is primarily a mojito maker, a tool for muddling other cocktails, and our secret weapon for making coconut whip and aquafaba fluff. What about the perfect blend scale? This is really cool. If you're into the precision of following recipes, if you wanna be able to adjust recipes by calories, by ingredient, and then see the real-time impact of those adjustments on the nutrition facts, this is definitely a fun accessory to have. Personally, we don't use ours very much because we like to wing it, but we do know a lot of people that do, and they use our recipe packs. The Vitamix app comes with their five or 600 recipes, and if you want 10 of ours, go to our website and pick them up. So many other little add-on accessories. There's a tamper holder for both classic and smart system. There's the nut milk bag we like. All right, guys, last little section here. If you're still stuck, there's three ways to get unstuck, to finally take the plunge, to stop the paralysis by analysis. Number one of three, close your eyes. Picture that Vitamix sitting on your counter. What does it look like? That's the one that you should get. Do you think they'll be living on your counter? We recommend that they do. A constant reminder of that choice, that lifestyle that you've bought into. What does it look like? Get that one. Number two, use the regret test. You just placed your order. Which Vitamix do you regret not getting? Oh, I should have got the pros of them 50. Oh, I should have got the A3500. That's the one you should get.  No worries, guys. They'll send you a shipping label. And guys, subscribe to our channel if you haven't already. Hit that bell to get notified. If you appreciate videos like this, hit that thumbs up. Thank you so much for watching and we will see you in the next one. Hey, guys. If you're still here, it's so great because it means you're really, truly committed to making this decision, taking the punch, getting a Vitamix, and you wanna make sure you get it right. Remember that, well, we're a mom and pop shot. And if you still need a personal recommendation or you still have questions, we're here. Send us an email. Call us. We're here to make a personal recommendation for you. Give you the help you need to get this right. So thank you so much for watching and supporting our work and making that investment in you. And getting a Vitamix in 2020. Thanks, guys.


On 27th September 2014, India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi proposed an International Day of Yoga at the United Nations General Assembly. I have great pleasure in welcoming the Prime Minister of the Republic of India, His Excellency Narendra Modi. Today, I would like to draw your attention to another subject. When we talk about climate change, when we talk about holistic health care, when we talk about unity with nature, when we talk about getting back to basics, I would like to say something special about this subject. Yoga is our ancient, traditional and invaluable gift. Yoga symbolizes the balance of body and mind, thought and action, achievement and self-control, and the coming together of human beings and nature. It provides a comprehensive vision of health and well-being. It is not merely physical exercise, but also a means of building harmony within oneself and with the world and nature. Yoga aims a transformation of our lifestyle, and its awareness can help us in our struggle against climate change. It has worked towards making a beginning in this direction with an international day of yoga. The origins of yoga can be found over 5,000 years ago in the Indus Saraswati Valley civilization. Archaeologists discovered carvings, seals and artifacts displaying yoga-like practices, poses and greetings, similar to those found later in the depictions of Pashupati, Rudra and the God Shiva. The word yoga comes from Sanskrit and came into popular usage during the Vedic period around 1000 BC. The word comes from the root yuj, which means to bind, to yoke, to align or to hold. Yoga was well known across India and began to appear in Vedic scripture, particularly the Upanishads, as well as in Buddhist and Jain teachings of that age. The Upanishads speak of four types of yoga practices, mantra or the repetitions of secret sounds, laya or devotional connection to a higher being, hatha or the channelization of internal energies, and rajayog or what came to be known as dhyan or ashtanga-yog. In the 2nd century BC, the teachings of yoga were codified into a written scripture known as the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali. Om, now yoga is explained. Yoga is the stilling of the modifications of the mind-stuff so the seer can see their true and original selves. According to Patanjali, the purpose of yoga is to overcome the attachments to the physical world in order to realize one's true consciousness. According to the Tetriya Upanishad, the human being is made up of five layers or koshas that act in unison. When the koshas are out of balance, they lead to disease, disharmony and suffering. When brought together through yoga, they lead to a state of perfect health, a meditative mind and pure bliss. To align the koshas together and restore harmony, Patanjali prescribed a system for yogis called ashtanga or the eight-limbed path. Throughout India's long history, yoga has been integral to everyday life and most religions and philosophies used its practices in their rituals and methods. In the Middle Ages, two great teachers revived the practice of yoga. In the 8th century, Adi Shankara brought the Upanishads and yoga back into popular consciousness and Gorakshanath of the Nath Sampadaya brought about the revival of hatha yoga at around the same time. From the 1890s, many Indian teachers brought yoga to the world like Swami Vivekananda in 1893 who introduced the world to Vedanta and Raja Yoga and Swami Yogananda in 1920 who introduced the world to Kriya and Kundalini Yoga. Teachers like Swami Sivananda, Swami Rama, Swami Sakchitananda, Swami Kuvalayyananda, Sri Yogendraji and other great yogis also spread the deeper aspects of yoga around the world. One of the most influential yoga teachers in the 20th century was Sri Krishnamacharya. His students B.K.S. Ayangar, K. Pathibha Joyce and his son Desika Charya became three of the leading exponents of yoga and helped spread it around the world. Today, yoga has gone well beyond those early pioneers. Teachers like Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, Pooja Swamiji, Baba Ramdev, Swami Niranjan and Sadguru Jaggi Vasudev are keeping the flame of classical yoga alive around the world. The benefits of yoga are now being recognized by science and mainstream medicine. The powers of yoga have been known for thousands of years and along with Ayurveda has been critical to Indian healthcare in the prevention of diseases, promotion of higher consciousness and the management of wellness to give the practitioner freedom. The practice of yoga brings about balance, well-being, happiness and the freedom to live life fully. As more and more people take up yoga around the world today, we may actually see the beginning of a global shift in consciousness leading to a more balanced and harmonious planet. Yoga practitioners become more conscious consumers, better human beings, more environmentally conscious and good leaders. This is the power of yoga and it can only be good for the world. On 11th December 2014, the United Nations passed a resolution making 21st June the International Day of Yoga. 177 nations co-sponsored the resolution, a record in UN history.


Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny and welcome back to Freddy's Pizzeria And what should be the final episode? I think because now we are going to meet the big man himself It's the final showdown level five. We're gonna do Freddy Fazbear. Here we go Boss welcome our new potential employees right there if you want to go see him first Yes, I will do just I will do just do that Walk on your grandma Freddy Throwing me right into the fray aren't you? Well then greetings Hi Freddy. I I'm just gonna I'm just going to make this quick and easy for the both of us I'll give out the three final orders for the day and we'll tally the results if your performance accordingly Of your performance accordingly. All right What I am actually wanted to Murph Look, whatever you want to say to me can wait until the end of the evaluation period There's a certain order to these things that must be followed Now as I said, I'll hand out the final three orders of your shift Please give me one laws leading tower Charged and oiled as instructed in the recipe book On it sir. All right leading tower L Oh, I can't find out leading tower charged oiled three cheese one two three Straight into this guy's one two one pepper on me one mushroom one greenies One olive one ham one onion one ice One shrimp one and chovie and one pineapple cook it for one two three seconds open it up and it is looking Wow magnificent. Oh, I ordered a large. I didn't freaking hear you. I Can expect next world include some god damn it I'm restarting Ah Yes, the perfect large-leaning tower Yeah, we we adequate results ingredients pop properly piled up and angled at a slight 5.5 degrees cooking time didn't exceed the required period good start next will include some That word into the following order ready Hey, I kind of need to brilliant. Please make me something crispy if you could Crispy crispy crispy flavor Crispy meat gentle trainwreck pizza sim bittersweet But fitting that was my attempt at scrap trap one two four greenies Four two olives one dose four onions Wow onions To ice, I don't get what it means by ice and and chovie Bound alright then So we just as we learned in the last episode we wait until it is overheating or breaking I guess open it up Voila successfully Suff-sufficently You guys know crispy good choice I Hate that. I'm not good at reading finally. We'll end today with the most out So I finally will enter in today with the most Intrigued item from our menu. It's a personal favorite of mine. So I hope you don't screw this one up Please bring you want bring me the one selection from our entire menu that reaches the limit captivity of our 30 degrees on your unit to machine without the need for a large mode. I hope you become Familiar with pizzas to know I don't I'm going to right away Best pizza for it. Nope. That doesn't look like it. No It's probably this one 20 mode for those looking to overcome a huge challenge even at the cost of their own taste buds I would assume that's it So it's charged and oil two tomatoes If it had to be one, I would guess it would be 20 mode do mushrooms. Is it just two everything? Yeah Greenies, olives, ham Onions, ice Shrimp and Chovies and pineapple that doesn't meet the requirement. Oh, it's got to be this mosh pit 10 to 2 4 6 8 2 4 6 8 2 4 Yes, it's that one oopsie doopsie charged six cheese That was the best math I have ever done To and that was just two of everything else. Yes mushrooms greenies olives ham Onion I need a set chicken It's charged one two three Marsh pit, so Correct, it was the mosh pit though by doing some basic math Anyone could have gone that correct if you think about it and I did do my math Regardless now it's time to look through that your overall results if most of your choices have been correct You'll be allowed to continue to work here for the foreseeable future Just hold on until I can probably review these results well These results are acceptable. I believe granted. They are not perfect in any way. How? I mean I messed up on the last one, but I don't get it a couple of orders were incorrect here and there Your treatment of customers was very brash and casual you use some inappropriate language here and there not a big Enough deal since they weren't any kids around at least I thought I wasn't going to be routed out for that And you serve the pizza to a dog can't really understand why it was Awesome, it was the best dog revered had a crown But regardless it appears you did an adequate job for your first day Congratulations. I'll talk with your supervisor so he can get the paperwork in order. I Thanks, but I do need to talk to you about something Freddie. Hmm. Oh, yes, of course You should wait until tomorrow. I do still have a lot of business to take care of when I'm here No, I need to tell you that whatever it is. It can wait. I already approved you for continued walk Get my hair out of my way. God. I keep needing to brush it aside Continue working this establishment so you'll have plenty of time to bring it up in the future. My hair is awesome right now Doesn't it now off you go? Oh Yes, hold on my apologies. I almost forgot to ask you Since you'll be walking here from now on I need your name. I Neglected asking about it before so I must ask now. What is your name? I? Bet you 100% it is going to be revealed to be Michael. I'm Mike. I Knew it I'm sorry. I don't think I quite caught that could you say that again? I'm Mike Schmidt. Do you remember me? It's me Michael Mikey It's glad to see you again old friend. Welcome home. I Knew it 6 p.m. Time to go home All right, then. Oh That's it. I thought I was gonna get like one final cup scene.  Is there another ending to this? I don't know if there is you guys can tell me because I don't I haven't heard about other Endings I know that Like I saw the comments on the game show page and people asking if there were other endings So that might be and the fact that it looks like another star could fit over here It might be but Anyways, that is the conclusion of FNAF pizza tender action Freddy He's I was gonna take another stab at the name, but I think I think it's fine. So that was a great game I loved it a lot. It was it was really really fun I wish there were more Levels because it's so fun, but who knows maybe after a film done with pork chops for a show Maybe her return to this hopefully because this was a really really good game So thank you everyone so much for watching this series if you liked it Don't forget to smash like and I will see you all on the flip side. Goodbye