Ladies and gentlemen Ladies and gentlemen Just about a year ago a young fellow here at Columbia Created a brand new radio show That met with very popular claim with all you listeners Perhaps you've heard of my friend Irma Yes Well now this young man has created a brand new show Fully, we think as good as Irma and we think you'll enjoy meeting the man himself ladies and gentlemen Si Howard our producer Thank you about a year ago Same building same stage. We brought you my friend Irma. That was a little blonde girl And now we're bringing you a new character and this is Luigi Bosco and this is a little Italian immigrant Who came over from Italy and he settled in Chicago? Luigi Bosco is like every other person Except he doesn't understand English too well and he doesn't embrace American customs. He crushes them He's the type of man and when he walks in the park and he sees a policeman He says I think I'll pick a flower and give it to the nice policeman You know what happens to him This is Luigi Bosco who comes over to this country You can laugh at him because you'd be just as funny as it if you were in Italy a Luigi Bosco happens to be Italian Could be anybody could be an Irishman could be a Dutchman could be a Jew could be a pole But this is a little fellow Italian a warm little wonderful Italian who was brought over here Now he was brought over here by a man called Pascuali Who paid his passage because Pascuali happens to have a daughter. He cannot get rid of Everybody on the block knows Rosa.  You know, we take everything in America so much for granted We walk in cops don't bother us if they do you try to get a ticket fixed and all that sort of thing But Luigi is different. This is a very inquisitive man. He asked an awful lot of questions So we want you to meet Luigi Bosco a little immigrant and it's really a historic occasion because you are the first people There's a greatest collection of guinea pigs.  It's a comedy show. He don't mind He'll go ahead and talk in his broken little Italian just the same as ever now in the cast he has a school teacher and Who teaches him and this is miss balding and She's played by Mary Jane Croft a wonderful actress Mary Jane Now Luigi Bosco is broke, but he figured he needed a general manager And he's the type of man. He got a general manager. He got an 11 year old kid Who handles all his bookkeeping for him and Luigi Bosco's general manager is played by Bobby Ellis You've seen him with Jack Carson and April showers and a wonderful little actor Bobby Ellis Now for squally That's the man who runs for squally spaghetti house in Chicago He is played by a man who you've known as false staff and the Fred Allen show played so many various Wonderful parts a very great comic Alan Reed our Pascuali Now for Luigi Bosco the little immigrant. We finally got a man Minute you see him and I announced his name You must know that he would personify the first little attack the only little Italian immigrant would come over to America and have this Tremendous love of America wonderful sensitive wonderful warm Lovable person you've seen him in a medal for Benny mr. J. Carol Nash And we want you to have a good time laugh and you all tell us if you like our show the little immigrant And As every American school child knows on October 12 1492 an Italian explorer Christopher Columbus discovered America on September 27th 1947 a young Italian immigrant Luigi Bosco rediscovered America Christopher Columbus arrived with three vessels Luigi Bosco arrived with three dollars When Christopher Columbus landed in America, he said I named the San Salvador when Luigi Bosco landed in New York He said please they give me a ticket for Chicago And so from Chicago's little Italy the Columbia broadcasting system brings you a new comedy the little immigrant Created by Cy Howard and starring J. Carol Nash Christopher Columbus described his adventures through Queen Isabella in Spain from Chicago Luigi Bosco describes his adventures to his mother in Italy dear a mama Mia I Make a promise to write to you so I write In the United States when a fellow keeper promise to write is called promissory note In six months since I've been in America my writing is already so good words that don't even have Italian accent I have a story here in a Chicago just to like it to other business a man Marshall and the field They got same kind of store only better location Mama Mia how you like my new business a stationery see on top it say Luigi Bosco founder and a prop prop is short to for a long A word.  Sometimes at night when a breeze from Lake of Michigan is adjust the right then the smell from a Pasquale's a palace is Reminding me of a home, and I'm a much alone summer for you But in the morning when I wake up, I'm a soap pleasant to be in America and Like uncle Pietro always a say is no rose without a little aton and in this case is a very big aton Because now I found out the why a Pasquale is a bringer me here. He's always the one thing. I should marry his a daughter Rosa You remember when Rosa was a nice little girl Mama me a summer thing has happened How how can I describe her? You know the bull uncle Pietro has Well, I go in a pasture look at a bull take off her horns. That's a rose Pasquale he argue with me. He say rose is a wonder find a girl. I say rose is a to find a girl But out the side Rosa America is a great the country and in my business issues are fine. I'm a making of money hand over a foot I'm so rich that that I happen to get a general manager So I hire me a little a 12-year-old a bambino Jimmy O'Connor who said to me this morning Boss one more week like this and we start what's matter Jimmy business isn't a good mr.  Let's face it. Well, that's a fine Then why are you upset Jimmy? We're in the hall. What's fine about it in America when the things is a good Then you in a groove, huh?  It's so everything is Terrible take a look at the books that tells this story. Okay here is the one page of money going out Yep, here's another page of money coming in but there's nothing on that page That's the trouble of Jim money coming in and money going out if only she could have stand still so we could grab How much do we got in a cash box $2 and 87 cents how much I hope a squalor for the rent $40.  I work so hard for this place I have all of my beautiful statues what I do what I do I've got a suggestion, but I don't think you'll like it anything a Jimmy.  I'm a clutching at straws. I'm a drowning. Okay, Barry Rosen. Okay. I drown Luigi after all this man-to-man a fella's got to get married sometime if for Rosie is the last woman on the face of The earth and then I rather marry the face of the earth Okay, mr. Luigi, I've got another suggestion anything a Jimmy. I'm a drowning. I'm a clutching at straws I'm a drowning. Okay, so what are your statues? I'm gonna down again a Jimmy You don't want to sell anything as soon as somebody comes in to buy something you discourage him I don't discourage. I only say not the for sale You could have sold that one a general grant. I never sell a president of a United States You won't even sell Robert E. Lee. He's a nice man. I missed the lead Bullfella pick a wrong aside. So why I sell him I Excuse him You got 18 Abraham Lincoln's 19 I buy another one yesterday Mr. Luigi, I know how we can clear up all our debts and pay the rent. How just sell one statue George, Washington George Washington Founder in the prop of our country. I never sell him You don't sell something mr. Luigi never sell a Washington at least put him in the window. It'll attract customers Okay, Jimmy make you feel better. I put Washington in a window, but I don't sell Okay, George up you go in a window Don't worry George. I put you way in the back. They never see you Jimmy you were just coming from school. You must be hungry.  Okay, boss He's a good boy. Mr. Washington only he don't understand us. Don't worry. I don't sell you When Jimmy go back to school, I take you out of window. I Put in college Pardon me. Is that for sale? I Say is that for sale which you one of us you want to buy that? That's statue the one in the window. Supposedly you one of my window you for sale I'm interested in buying that statue of George Washington George Washington across the Delaware, but the Luigi's a winner never That's too bad. You see I'm looking for items that we can sell this afternoon The Americana society is having a charity auction. It's an oil salami. I never sell a George Washington. Okay, Mr. Luigi. Oh So you got a customer that's good. Lady don't want to buy anything a goodbye lady, but I did want to I never mind that goodbye lady Hey, what's going on here? Well?  I'll give you a hundred dollars for it.  I quit. Oh, no, you don't I Quit you can't quit. I'm the boss. I do anything. I like The unifier that's all a goodbye lady, but you promised me it sell the statue if you had a customer And that's right to Jimmy. I I promised Look lady, I come to this country with only two things this statue of Washington and bandana. I Sell you bandana. I Understand but you see the auction is only interested in historical items. Oh, I got a plenty Here's Admiral do it fighting at the manila. No, thanks. Then here's a governor. Do we running at all? How about the three nice around the vice presidents, please it's Washington? I want but I cannot sell the father of our country Oh, I have a heart mr. Luigi. We don't have a start tomorrow. All your statues will be out in the street Well, all right. I'm a stock. I'm a stock either way you break my heart. I Take George Washington in the back. I wrap him up with my own hands Lady, I got a suggestion. Yes, maybe you take a two-general on McArthur's Free Well George, I gotta sell you what I do If I don't sell I don't pay the rent I get a push start. Well, that's all right. Maybe I But then I got a marry Rosa If you ever see her George, you don't blame me Please George. Don't look at me like that This auction lady nice. She finds a better place for you All the way since I'm a little boy. I know about you You'll find a man. You rich man. You have a bigger farm But when a poor people say hello George you we need a general You say okay You give a plantation June 17 is 75 Now I give you up can't be helped a lot of things that we do in a wartime Right now is a Luigi bus goes a while Come on, George say goodbye Like you say goodbye in farewell address this September 17 and 96 Is very sad for me to George Shake your hands and mr. President the Washington I wrap you up warm or so you don't freeze like in a valley for winter 17 is 77 I'll have a ditchy Giuseppe washing it off Yeah, Jimmy put the statue and the ladies a car. Here's your hundred dollars. Thank you And don't feel too badly because all the proceeds from this auction go to charity If you'd like to come here's the address the auction will be held in my home. Thank you lady. Goodbye. Good day Okay, mr. Luigi, I put the statue in the car. She must be loaded.  Everybody puts their money in the bank. I don't take your word in Jimmy I anytime I got a problem. I go to see my teacher mrs. Spaulding take care of the story Jimmy America, I love you Hello, my teacher mrs. Spaulding I brought to you after. Oh, thank you, Luigi. I'll be with you in a minute I wait as soon as I finish with Mary here Now Mary I was very surprised this morning when you didn't know who invented the electric light Well, I'm a surprise it to it a little bambino everybody she ought to know who in event electric light There you see Mary here's a man who's only been in this country for six months, and he knows Go on Luigi. Tell her who invented the electric light. Marconi. Marconi, he invented everything No, Luigi Edison invented the electric light then a Marconi in event Edison I See you need some more private lessons Luigi. All right, Mary you can run along now. Be sure you have better answers tomorrow All right, Miss Balding. Goodbye, Mr. Luigi.  How are you and Jimmy O'Connor getting along? He's a finer boy every day We have a fight is very pleasant Well, I'm so glad he found a home and a job with you.  Luigi Patriotism isn't measured by statues. It's something you feel good. I feel him what you better But but what I do with a hundred dollars a Jimmy say put him in a bank. Well, he's right I suggest you put it your money in the Chase National Bank Why why a bank because in America you don't carry on business with cash. You need checks Martial appeals They put the money in a bank. Oh, yes is good enough for me. I Go tell Pasquale and I give him a check for the rent Well, you can see Pasquale later go straight to the bank Don't walk around with so much cash after all there are some dishonest people in the world Don't worry about the me. I'm a smart man. Yes, but you look out for strangers They'll try to sell you the Union station for a hundred dollars. Not to me Mrs. Spaulding second the day. I'm in Chicago.  Hello, Luigi. Hello. Hello. Hello, Pascuali That's a matter for you. I'm your countryman. Why you passing my place without coming in Have a glass of wine. I'm in a hurry. No, wait a minute. Oh, Luigi You're breaking my arm Somebody's he been asking for you if it's a who I think it is go by Come in a Luigi just for what a middle. I'm a gonna to the bank. Get a check. Pay your rent forget the business I'm a no worry about the rent. Do you like a son of to me? I'm a bringing you from the older country. Why?  Stay hello. Nice Luigi hello, Rosa. That's a nice Nice Conversation you two just to have you made for each other is the perfect the combination Okay, Rosa go back in the kitchen and help your mama pop. Is it gonna take care of your future?  How you like to go with me to a wedding Who is it getting a married you are? Then you will be my son. What do you say? Goodbye, Papa All the way to roses a big but she's a wonderful a girl. She's got a such a comfortable lap You sit there reading the paper smoking a pipe a drink of wine. What do you say?  Yes, you very last the word yes, you positive Absolutely sure. Yes. Where's my rent the money? I throw you off the street I got the rent the money. I go to bank now. I give you check Luigi. You make me nervous. Are you here? I hear money here Transaction, Pasquale, you know understand you like at the Greenhorn. That's him out.  I'm here 26 years. Don't get excited. I explain you see here is a $40 rent. I take you in page Take them slow First I take a money to bank. You're gonna pay my rent to the bank. No, no Mrs. Balding Mrs. Balding she explained it to me. I explain it to you. All right. I Take this money to bank. You take this money to the bank. They take the money from me They take it money from you. They depart. They depart. They give me check give you check a book I take one a check you take a water check. All right. You're right Pay to water Pasquale spaghetti palace of $40 in no sense.  I tell the fella I want the money He give you $40 he giving me $40 is a very simple everybody's happy Everybody's a happy see seems very simple. I'm not happy Money's right here on the table. Give me. No, I tell you this once more. I Take money to bank you take a money to bank. They take money from me. They take your money from you They depart they give me check give you check a book I take a one check you take a one a check. All right. You're right Pay to water Pasquale spaghetti palace of $40 in no sense.  That's a what's a simple wait, I explain you once more Take a money to bank. Please Luigi. I've been to the bank twice I'm tired Please give me my money wait once more I explain I Go to the bank you go to the bank They take the money from me Excuse me, is this chase the national bank? Yes, I like it to talk to mr. Chase Mr. Chase is dead. I wait He's a mr. Chase's a son here. He has no son That's too bad. He's got a finer building here. If he's got a daughter. I'm a single Look sir, this is a bank. Do you wish to open an account here? See fine Is this your first bank account see all right now? We have the necessary papers right here It'll just take a few minutes now then what did you say your name was I don't say Well, what is it? What for you needed my name? For our records now. What is your surname first the time anybody calling me sir? Thank you. I Mean your second name you want my second the name of first, please and am I my first the name of second Precisely that's up a side down That's our system now if you don't mind sir, how much would you like to start with? I like it to start with a thousand dollars That's a good round some but I only got a hundred Just give me the money and I'll open up an account for you. You want a checking account Yes, I want to write a check. I have to pay Pasquale the rent or I have to marry Rose and then I find that's fine Here's your deposit slip and here's your checkbook now if you'll give me the money Is that necessary? Yes, all right first What do you do with this money? Why we We invest it Yes, yes, that's what we do with it Where you invest? where Why we what did you say? Where you invest you invest all this money? I ask you first Perhaps you'd better talk to our vice president Mr. Thurston, would you help me here with a problem certainly Parker? There's a person here who wants to open an account Parker. I must leave in a few minutes Can't you take care of it sir? He wants to know what we do with our money what? That's a ridiculous question. I agree with you, sir, but what do we do with our money? Invested but where where? Yes, where well get back to your cage Parker. I'll handle this myself How do you do sir, my name is Thurston I'm vice president of this bank ordinarily I don't handle matters such as this but I have always had a slogan the small Depositor of today is the big depositor of tomorrow, then I come back at tomorrow No, I I didn't mean it that way now, sir. You want to know what we do with our money. See he's important Is the first 100 the dollars I ever have? Yeah, I understand your feelings. Well, this is what we do with your 100 dollars We buy railroads telephone companies light and power public utilities street cars real estate and government bonds You satisfied seems like a lot for $100 No, no, you don't understand you see we pool all of our deposits We take your money and pay you an interest and then it works for us. We reinvest it That's how we make our money by using your money. You understand. I'm I'm a very nervous Let me now try another approach What business are you in? Antique a business. All right now you make your money by buying and selling antiques, right? See now a lot of times you can sell an antique for a high price and buy back the same antique at an auction at a cheaper price That means that your money is working for you now if you give your money to That's a good for you, but it's a better for me. I'm not putting the money in this a bank. I Got the other ideas or what to do. No just a minute, sir How dare you question my business sense for your information mr. Vasco, I've been with the Chase National Bank for ten years before that I was with a third national bank for five years before that I was with the second national bank for three years before that I was with the first national bank for two years That's my professional record. What do you say to that? It's a two-barrier. You couldn't a whole a job All to mrs. Moore the original needle used by Betsy Ross She was a born in 1752 died 18 at 36 was a wonderful a woman. Oh, mr. Varsgaard didn't see you I just to come is it all right? You're perfectly welcome in fact we're just about to auction off your statue of George Washington Good is the main reason I come now ladies and gentlemen This statue of George Washington has an unusual history the last owner gave it up at a great personal sacrifice If I don't give it up. I have to take a rose Now this statue as you all know came from Luigi Vasco's a window 21 and ought to hold a status tree to open a night in a day and no and all and it All right, who'll start with 500 all this some oxy this lady only pay me one Now ladies and gentlemen remember this is George Washington, he's been elected. He's not campaigning Come now who'll say 300? We'll say to Come ladies and gentlemen who'll start the ball rolling ten dollars ten dollars is innocent I think mr. Vasco is right Can't I hear 25 dollars for the father of our country you bet you hear a more than a 25 dollars for the father of our country You hear a hundred dollars and two dollars and eighty-seven cents Thank You mr. Vasco.  You see I only come here September 1947, so I don't get a first the papers Gentlemen you've heard this man's bid is there another bid No Mr. Vasco, thank you, but you don't have to bid that high There's only a ten dollar bid ahead of you you can buy the statue for anything over ten dollars No, my beta stands even that's not enough for George Washington if I have a more I bid more But it's a great personal sacrifice. So what so Pasquale throw me out in the street He's all right with me. So I stay out in the street with a George Washington.   President is a fine country america That's the way I louis jebasco bid the 100 the two dollars and 87 Eight cents. I found another penny Thank you, mr. Basco going once going twice $1,000 bid by mr. Thurston of the chase national bank money. Are there any other bids? Mrs. Wells I I don't got the money now, but I work a harder next year Maybe you take my money now and I give you a rest and an installment. Oh, I'm sorry. We must have cash A thousand once twice Three times sold to mr. Thurston. Mamma mia Mr. Thurston, where do you want the statue delivered 21 north halstead street? Mr. Thurston at samaya dress exactly That's where george washington belongs Thank you. Thank you, mr. Thurston.  I'll take this money and open an account for you at the bank But the statue is yours It's a gift Is impossible in america mr. Basco Everything is possible So mama mia, I got a george washington a bank I got a 100 dollars in a bank here. So I parented to pasquale with a check. So i'm a saved from a rose set ps PS here's a checker for you for five dollars is a good check on a chase national bank Assets a 16 a million dollars a yesterday Today a 16 a million and one a hundred and a two dollars and eighty eight a second One more ps Today I see in a movie magazine Pictures of bery grable lanatona and read the haywire Pick out the witcher one of you like a for daughter-in-law and let them in all Don't laugh for mama mia because in america Everything is impossible You're a son of louis g the little immigrant Be sure to listen in again next week at this same time when the columbia broadcasting system Will deliver another letter describing the adventures of louis g basco the little immigrants Tonight's script was directed by sye howard and written by sye howard and high craft It starred j carol nash as the little immigrants with alan reed as pasquale bobby ellis is jimmy and mary jane croft as nan spaulding Music was under the direction of wilbur hatch. This is cbs the columbia broadcasting system


Greek Prime Minister Kiryakos Mitsotakis had expressed his condolences to the two countries and pledged assistance in a post on Twitter, deeply saddened by the devastating earthquake disaster in Turkey and Syria. Our heartfelt condolences go out to the families of the victims and our thoughts are with all the people affected. Greece is mobilizing its resources and will assist immediately, said Mitsotakis. The Greek Prime Minister and President Katerina Sakalaropoulos spoke by phone with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and conveyed their support.


General, we have, I think, for today, three priority questions. The first one is weapon packages, new weapon packages for supporting our army on the battlefield. And that is one. The second, I think, the invitation to NATO. And we want to be on the same page with everybody, with all the understanding. And for today, what we hear and understand that we'll have this invitation when security measures will allow. Yes, so I want to discuss with our partners all these things and the sword will speak today and fight for this. It's security guarantees for Ukraine on the way to NATO. Thank you so much.


There aren't many bands out there with music that feels as human as the mountain goats. Frontman John Donnell has a unique brand of lyricism that really tugs at the heartstrings. His songs hit you in unexpected places, and I think a big reason behind that is his ability to write characters. Donnell's songs are loaded with outcasts and oddballs that tap into the humanity of all of us. But of all his characters too have really stuck out across much of his career. The Alpha Couple. Let's take a closer look at the history of Donnell's dysfunctional lovers. The Alpha Couple are a pair of tumultuous lovers who desperately want to love each other, but are ultimately connected only by mutual hatred and alcoholism. Their bleak saga stretched across the first decade of the mountain goat's career. The couple first appeared in a number of tracks in 1992, but 1994's Alpha and Scipians sets the scene where the couple's decline begins. In a show at the Knitting Factory, Donnell explained this song. It's the one in which the moment is born, where they're going to drink each other into the ground, dissolve their marriage, and burn a house down. Originally Donnell was going to write the couple into a divorce, but he became attached to them and continued to write their misery. Donnell doesn't often describe their relationship in broad narrative strokes, but rather in small, specific moments. Just look at Alpha Omega, which some have placed as the last song chronologically in the couple's story. The entire song takes place in just a few moments after one of the couple realizes that the other has left them. By writing small moments with big revelations, Donnell is able to obscure the characters and create a sense of universality to them. We can relate to these small moments filled with base emotions because we experience them daily. However, these small moments give way to a more complete narrative on 2002's Tallahassee, which is a concept album all about the Alpha couple. This album was the mountain goat's way of sending off the couple, telling a detailed story of their doomed romance. In it, the pair move to a derelict house in Tallahassee and begin to drink themselves to death. In an interview with Transition Video Magazine, Donnell explained the importance of this crumbling house in a bad neighborhood. The house plays a big role in these people's crumble. It sort of is the third person in their marriage because they almost never leave. It's kind of a celebration of how bad things have gotten. Tallahassee features some of the clearest representations of the couple's relationship ever put into song. Just listen to these lines from the game shows Touch Our Lives. Midway through the album we get No Children, a perfect distillation of the couple's bitterness. I love No Children because it's an honest portrayal of a relationship gone bad. The Alpha couple share each other's vitriol for each other and that's what keeps them together in a desperate drive to the bottom. Donnell described this track as a love song. He said, That's how when two people love one another but then they succumb to the urge to want to kill each other, what's love like then? It also talks about how people will often wallow in our misery. When we're sad we don't want to become happy, we want to let these negative feelings surround us. Tallahassee is full of intense descriptions of the couple's love, hatred, and self-destruction. All of this spirals perfectly into the desperate penultimate track, Oceanographer's Choice. That song is filled with ambiguous lyrics that could be the couple having sex or getting into a physical altercation. And then we fell down, we knocked the treacher over as he rolled across the floor. The lyrics end with a final crushing rhetorical question. Finally get what I deserve. The final track on the album is called Alpha Rat's Nest, which harkens back to the earliest songs of the Alpha couple, all of which had Alpha in their name. Darnell said that he always knew this was going to be the last song on Tallahassee. It's one of the couple giving a eulogy for their relationship. As the eulogy is sung, the house burns down, possibly metaphorically but possibly literally, putting an end to the Alpha couple story either way. The saga of the Alpha couple make up some of the best highlights in the mountain goat's career. It features some of John Darnell's strongest writing and shows exactly why there are one of the most compelling bands out there today.


Okay, we're live. So yeah, this is just another GSOC status meeting. Just a quick update. Yeah, last week we have been accepted to GSOC and we also started co-inate sessions for students. That's why we don't have so many people on the call today because here we had one session yesterday and there we had a good space. So here we started from the full room and overflow. I would say that we had from 12 to 15 students in total plus the mentors. So yeah, it's pretty nice. And yeah, these sessions are fixed now. So it's 8AM UTCU on Tuesdays. And another session is, it's 3AM UTCU on Wednesdays. 4PM UTCU on Wednesdays, just in two hours. And yeah, we will have these sessions till April 9th. Oh, do I turn my screen? I guess not. No, I don't know. So yeah, it explains.  Okay. Do you see my screen now? Yes. Yeah, so yeah, we started two co-assessions for students. You can see these sessions in James' calendar. Everything is updated. I hope they will go well. Then regarding the rest, yeah, we have a blog post. It has been shipped yesterday. Now on Monday, we have announced once in the mailing list, we started the announcement with the SIG meetings. It was announced at governance, so it's done. And here we have one big exception item about mentors reaching out to the audience. And yeah, it's something we ask all mentors to focus on because as we discussed before, we need a lot of communications to attract students to get discussions going and just to finally get more applications. And as Orca means we help where we can, but we still rely on mentors to promote their own projects and also to promote the Jenkins JSOC. So any help here will be much appreciated. If you know, if you are interested, for example, to go to the local university, promote JSOC. There are some slide decks offered by Google Summer of Code and Google Director for slide decks. We also have some sample slide decks on the Jenkins side. So it will be much appreciated. Needed. What else has changed over last week? You may have seen that there was some activities in projects, we started more Gitter channels. So if you open the list, we have channels for some JSOC projects now. For example, Github branch source, it has moved to separate Gitter channels and for Docker, it's for Docker Hub Poland, but then there is a separate channel for machine learning. And most likely we'll be getting more such channels. So if you as a mentor want to have a dedicated channel, it's something which you can totally do. And the plan B is to actually have directs to special interest group channels. So if you take a look at project ideas, you may see that there are some channels just redirected to special interest groups directly. So for example, Pipeline's documentation generator, it leads directly to Pipeline authoring special interest group. And yeah, that's how we try to approach in general because you will get a bigger audience there. Gitter is a bit slow today. Okay, so I believe that's it from me. So yeah, some changes are happening and there is a lot of open action items, mostly on me to prepare things done. I don't have much of this from my side. So yeah, always these sites, creating internal Google doc for mentors, creating internal meetings based on progress and we will be creating the best things. But yeah, generally we are thinking of this queue. Do we have any action items on others, especially on you, Martin? Okay, just a minute, action items. Yeah, I don't see anything in the list. I'm double checking the list of mentors who are on the Google group and on the calendar invite just to make sure we're not missing anyone. I know we are missing Christopher Dancy on the mentor, Jason, quickly meet up invitation. So I'll add him, but I'm also checking all the names to make sure. You mean mentor mailing list, right? Yes, mentor mailing list. Yeah, it would be nice if you add him here. And yeah, I believe that all mentors have already received invitation to the Jenkins JSOX site. So we had spent some time on Sunday in order to process the mentor mailing list. I invited maybe six missing mentors there, mostly from people who joined recently and I invited everybody to the application site. Probably I can just screenshot it. Oh, I cannot screenshot it because we have people emails there, thanks, GDDR. Okay, but yeah. Yeah, I'm double checking all the lists. The Google group, the calendar invitation and the registration in the site. The summer of code program. Yeah, so if anybody is missing, just let us know, we'll get you at it. Because yeah, this year we had a bit more mentors than it used to be before. So yeah, we might be missing something. Okay. So what do we have with regards to our topics? So yeah, last time we had a discussion about the VGChoc calendar. What has happened to them? I actually just added two of these meetings and also the lines of the main calendar. So you may see it doesn't look well here, but you can actually add it to your JSOC calendar. No, I don't want to do that. And then everything looks fine. And all JSOC meetings are there as well as special interesting book meetings which also act as a JSOC venues for some project ideas. So yeah, I believe this part is resolved. So I will just, so this part is resolved. But the open question is, do we want to have a specific JSOC calendar? So last time we had a discussion with Martin, but I believe that, well, we agree that we want for that. And I believe this is an action item on me to actually just implement it. Oh yeah, I guess that's it from me regarding the update. We don't have students on the call, I guess. We have one student now. So we could just spend some time on Q and A and then if anything's in the meeting, we can just talk about pending project applications and project ideas and think what we can do with it. We see that. So does anybody have any questions? Hello, sir. Yeah. So if I'm not wrong, if can students speak in this conference or is it just only limited to the mentors? No, it's the open office hours. Okay, sir. So hello, sir. I am fairly a new contributor to Jenkins and I'm known by the username Denden 161 in the Gitter Chat. Hello. Yes, sir. So I have a couple of questions regarding the GSOC projects. So first of all, sir, I'm more or less interested in the Architects Promotion GSOC project and that project does not happen to have a Gitter channel. So I'm having a really hard time in talking about the projects, about talking about the projects and how to go about promoting it. So how do I do that, sir? Because... And... Yeah, I believe you came to the right place because our approach would be to just create a new channel. Okay. Yeah, it's a yellow screen again. So the trick, I think here that we already have Jenkins SCI from open vehicles. Yeah, so what we already have, we have maybe four plugins which address promoted builds functionality somehow. And we create a new plugin. So one of my approaches would be to just create a channel for promoted builds plugin. And another one would be to create a specific channel for GSOC. And to be honest, I lean towards creating a specific channel for GSOC right now. Some of the code in Jenkins. I do artifact promotion for pipeline. Okay. So what we can do, I can just create the channel right now. Okay. If everybody agrees, so we can follow the same template as below. So it would be... GSOC, artifact promotion for... Something like that. It's a bit too long. Okay. Yes, sir. So let's just move forward with this chart and then we can add more people there. Okay. Okay, sir. Thank you, sir. And one more question would be like in that project, the scope of the project is really broad, I think, because it just ranges from rest APIs to core Java to front end development. So is it necessary that all of these factors should be included in my project proposal? Or like I should just concentrate on a certain facet of the project? Like the scope is really... It's the spectrum is really broad, I guess. So how should I go about that? Yeah, so it's actually written in the project idea. Rick, it's a welcome to select only some of the items proposed above or to propose their own project ideas. Okay, yes, sir. And in this thing, should I be more focused to like front end development or should I just go with the core Java thing because I can select anything, right? So according to the document, it says that. So which area should I be focusing more? Well, the answer is that utilize. So the idea here, if you explore the area, I see what would be more interesting to you and then come up with this project idea. So we can help you with answering specific questions, but we cannot say what you need to take. If you're interested in web UIs, it would be one scope of the project. If you're interested in core Java, it would be another scope of the project. Well, theoretically you can do both, but it would be pretty big then, you're right. Okay, so it's up to me to select the thing. Exactly. So if you have any questions, any details, just reach out in Gitter channel. We will do our best to help, but yeah, that's how the project idea is written. We want to offer opportunities to students with different backgrounds. So and one last question would be like for just rendering those pull requests before giving those pull requests, like test, we need to test it in our local machine, right? So what is the contributing guideline of Jenkins? Like should I be testing all of those PRs or just have a tentative guess that it will work? So is it necessary that I should be testing all of those? Because... Okay, yeah, briefly show you the answer. So it's written some way in guidelines, but okay. So let's go, let's take promote the builds plugin again. I used to maintain this plugin. So yeah, that's why I use it as an example sometimes. So all, almost all of our plugins have Jenkins file. So it's a file we define, which defines the build process. In Jenkins, no wonder we have some continuous integration because yeah, well, it's a project about the mission. And they would, oh, I know what, now there is a maintenance of the Jenkins instance. So probably I won't be able to open it right now. We have a upgrade happening right now. But what you can see here that actually we have continuous integration for each commit. And the same, we have continuous integration for pull requests. And this pull requests are tested, for example, both Linux and Windows on particular configurations if needed. Again, I won't be able to show it here now, maybe a bit later. But yeah, you can just really rely on this continuous integration. So this is the exact PR that I just gave couple of hours ago. So in this, so this one, so my last question would be like while submitting my PR, the CI integration of Jenkins, it failed because like there was some sort of dilemma between Windows and Linux and it did not pass for a while. So that is one last hitch that I'm facing that the build did not pass just because I was working on a Linux environment. And I don't know because I don't know for some reason it did not work. Yeah, right. So there may be infrastructure issues sometimes because well, infrastructure issues happen or they may be a real defect. So unfortunately now we cannot investigate that because well, CI instance is down. But yeah, once it comes back, if you want, we can take a look and they can show how to analyze a built results. Finally, what is supposed to happen? You can, when your PR build fails, you can navigate to this link and you will see a blue ocean interface which shows you the execution graph and shows where it failed. Sometimes it works, sometimes it's not, but well, that's how it usually happens. So here I just updated the pull request a bit. I request myself as a reviewer. I will probably request the current plugin maintainer here as well and yeah, I just need the ticket so we can review that. And on the ticket side, yeah, what we usually do. So if you started working on that, since it's market's newbie friendly, it's important that you actually assign it here so you don't confuse other students who may actually want to work on the same mission. Okay, but if you self assign the task, it's perfectly fine and if you update the status, for example, to that. Okay, thank you, sir. Yeah, so it's just a quick update here so that you see how it works and yeah, once we get there, I'll try to review this pull request. Okay, thank you, sir. Thank you, thank you. Yeah, you're welcome. Any other questions? Yeah, I did ask on the end from an English regarding that failed pull request and it was just a transient problem with the gen tools. Yeah, I can agree to summarize what we experienced recently because we had some instability in our science and so we lost a few days. So we had some windows machines running out of disk space. Windows Docker instances, if I recall correctly. We also had issues with agent provision, I believe, but I believe that the main issues was with out of space on other machines. It should have been kicked by now, but well, that happens sometimes. You have infrastructure channel where you can always ask whether the instance is good and yeah, there are some discussions about having publicly available monitoring for the instance, but it's not very implemented right now. There is a monitoring, but well, it has limited access. Okay. Yes, sir. Yeah, welcome. Any other questions? No, sir, no, sir. Anyone else? I do have a question regarding the work of the work of one of the potential students on the pull request or leg. It's on the configuration as code pull request. I need to pull it up. Okay. Yeah, if you provide the link, I will screen share or if you want, you can just screen share on your own. Okay. I'm just going to go right now. Put the link in the Gitter Chat. Okay. Let's go back to the screen share. Okay. So let's go there. Okay. So what is the question here? So if you scroll down and there's a question about the use of the app symbol annotation and I missed that one, it's pretty good. Yes, you just scroll by it. Okay. Move up a little bit. You will see the discussion. I should have shared my screen, but. Oh, this one. Page this one. Oh, so we're getting conflicting messages here. We don't know what to do. Okay. And your story about that, I really missed the notification. So yeah, let's take a look. So the problem here is, actually it's a result change, right? So problem here that if you do a symbol and configuration of code, your configuration of code has its own way to automatically resolve symbols. But if you want to have a specific symbol like this XWS, the class name, just a second. Do we have a test automation in this boot request? Yeah, it was, oh, actually we don't, that's cool. Okay. Here you may see that the current name is XWS allocate step. So this what Jcast plugin medically resolved based on the class names. And yeah, what was my command that maybe instead of it, would actually want to have just XWS. So that's why I commented like that. But yeah, then there was a comment from Alex, do we necessarily need them? Of course not. So configuration of code plugin is able to resolve the code results in the role if you talk about configuration as code, sometimes it has issues with symbol conflicts because if you think about named XWS, it may be unable to resolve the configuration for example. Okay. So let's go further. Documentation of struts again, why symbol comes? Okay. Okay. So I said that we don't really need that and we don't really need it. Why I proposed it here? I should have been more explicit that it may be nice to change a default name. And when you change the default name, does it remain under the unclassified section of the YAML? Yes. So unclassified is a problem with global configurations because if you don't define a category by default, it will go to unclassified. Good news that currently you can update it so that it can go to another category and it would be still comfortable with JCask. But yeah, I'm not sure that it's needed because it's the part of this pool request. It wouldn't be nice, but it could be done later. If you want, I can show how to do that, but probably it's rather for a project specific meeting so that we spend some time on this. XWS, okay, it's step green. So something like that. Does it answer your question, Martin? Yes. So what about the interaction between get function name and add symbol? Which one would take priority? So get function name, it is about my friend's step. There may be some confusion. Let's take a look at the code. It might be interesting for others actually. So this is a describable step. So you may see that there are two entities. One entity is a step, it's here. Another entity is a descriptor. And in descriptor you have get function name. But effectively what it does, it defines the name of the step or XWS step here. So when you say XWS in pipeline, get function name would be used to resolve the step there. But it doesn't apply to global configuration. So the fields here are the global configuration. And it means that this global configuration actually is shared between steps. It's being managed in the Jenkins global configuration. And it has nothing to do with pipeline step name. So although it's mentioned here, it doesn't apply to this class, it applies to this class, XWS step. Is it more clear now? Yes. And that's why I was a bit concerned about the name because it's called XWS step in Gcast. But effectively it will be using this template. And again, it's not really linked to the step itself. It's rather a global configuration for the step. That's why I said that it might be reasonable to introduce a symbol, but I failed to explain it in details. Okay. So the good thing, the preferred way of doing it here would be to introduce the name and the symbol. Clarify. Yeah. So it may be something XWS SmartTank or XWS templates. Which I'll just comment on the poll request. Yeah, this one. Probably the XWS config because templates is a separate thing in the EXWS. Okay, close this one. All right. Wrong poll request. Yeah, it will be great to find that it's landed because it's a pretty big chunk of work. It's not so long in terms of code, but it's not a trivial patch. I think we'll be able to resolve, to conclude this poll request with this additional information. Okay. Yeah. It would be really great. Yes. It's really big. Okay. Yeah, I'm just missing the right line, but yeah. Okay, so, okay, we can close it in such way then. Okay, thank you. Anything else that can help with that? That's it for that poll request. Okay, so I would like to imagine that. Yeah, so if others on the call, if you feel it's not comfortable for you to have a discussion in such way, I mean, at Hocquany, it just let us know and we can update the agenda so that we would take it offline or maybe give it to the end of the call. Okay, so, yeah, hi everyone, I am Nisir. And I just want to discuss one thing about the BuildDiscorder project. Yeah, so actually in the current stage of the BuildDiscorder, it's that it is not able to delete the external workspaces or the builds of the external workspaces created by the external workspace manager, right? All right. Yeah, so actually I was just looking over the code base and I have also shared this doubt on in the GSOC BuildDiscorder, that guitar room that the log rotator is calling the delete method, right? Only, you know, the run.delete method and it's just deleting that build of that run. But when I, yeah, so now when I look into the internals of that delete method, it's actually calling the root directly of that file. You mean the Jenkins code base or what? So, so, I think can I share my... For screen share and... Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, screen share. Okay, so is my screen visible, I think? Yes. Okay, yeah. So in the log rotator, it's just calling r.delete.  Okay, so now when I looked into this delete function, it's actually calling the root directory. Okay, so, you know, the root directory from which it can just delete that, you know, build all the file. Yeah, right. But just second, I'll present you to everyone because your screen jumping. Yeah, so get root directory. You retrieve a, yeah, could you just return back? Okay, so get root directory. You retrieve root directory of the run, which contains the data. Yeah, what happens next? You may see that, for example, it checks with artifact manager. Artifact manager is one of the pluggable storage implementations. Yeah. It deletes artifacts using artifact manager API. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Similar patches, for example, for external login, this is a pull request to Jenkins Core and the pending winner. So for particular storage implementations, there will be additional calls. And if you need to do anything specific, the results run listener file deleted, which actually invokes run listener endpoints, which we will discuss in a few meetings ago. So if you want to do something specific, you can use the run listener and you can invoke it as a part of this deletion logic before the root directory gets actually deleted. Okay, okay, yeah, I got it. So actually, what my concern was that like while, you know, it's calling the same bit method in the external works with manager, like won't be visible like, we have to define a new delete method, which will get the root directory of that external workspace. And by the data of that root directory, we can just delete the data of that build. So, yeah, so what, you know, yeah, so I have actually written the, you know, the project proposal like somewhat of them. So, yeah, so what I want to, you know, just say that like first of all, that delete method will be implemented in which the root directory of that build, which build is running that will be fetched and after that, the logic of deleting will be given. And then the user will just, you know, give the filter values like for how many days and for how many bills they want to give their bills and the artifacts. And then the methods of the advanced build discover, which were made there will be just called and after that, after that, the new delete method will be called and this will just delete the bills in the external workspace manager. Yes. And for this, I am proposing that the data structures used to can be least or vector any of that because both are likely to be same for fetching data and storing data. Mm-hmm. So what's the question then? Yeah, so like I just want to share my implementation so like if there is any improvement can be done in this or like or any more specific thing, which I should include in this proposal in the second point or something like that. Well, I believe that the main question to you here is well, if you integrate with external workspace manager, how would it actually work? For example, if there is a storage in AWS, let's say so. Okay. What would you invoke on the external workspace manager side, which additional EPS you need from, let's say external workspace manager, plugin or whatever in order to invoke it properly. Because if you, so if you plan to directly integrate your ability to discard the external workspace manager, this is the questions you need to answer. If standard Jenkins APIs are enough for you, then for you, external workspace manager is just one of the implementations. So my question you need to ask yourself is what actually you want to do? If you want to have a specific implementation for external workspace manager, then it's one approach. If you just want to use generic Jenkins APIs, then it would look like quite different there. Okay. So like that last sentence wasn't clear to me. So you, so can you just repeat that? What were you saying that, what were the two approaches you just mentioned right now? Can you just repeat that please? One approach that you create a new plugin, advanced build discover plugin, it has independence on external workspace manager plugin. And then it does specific interactions with external workspace manager plugin APIs in order to correctly release workspaces. In such case, you will need additional APIs on the external workspace manager plugin. And you will also need to invoke logic from your plugin. This one of the approach. Okay. Another approach is you just rely on external workspace manager plugin, which would then run this year, and which would be able to deprivision workspaces on its own when it's involved. But in such case, you need to somehow ensure that actually it happens on external workspace manager. If you create this, this card builds created by external workspace manager as part of your project proposal. So the implications will be different. And well, it would be your task to explore opportunities and choose what you want. And yeah, you can just do such research and put it as an appendix of your project proposal. So that mentors who review your project can see why you chose this way. And yeah, it will be a good addition. Okay, sure. Yeah, so I'll just, you know, just compare the approaches possibly and I'll just choose the implementation which can be more feasible and can be more fast. Yes. Yeah, okay. So like, and like I just want to add that, add like, you know, the point which I mentioned in this proposal. So like, I think like I just only need to add that how would the advance will discover, get integrated with the external workspace manager. All the other things are like, all the other points have been mentioned here, right? Yeah, I might be confused because it's what we discussed before. Oh, okay. Yeah. Did you get the question? I'm not sure I understand the question. I think two things were said. One was a question, one was a statement. So I'm not sure. Okay, sorry. Yeah, so like, I just want to confirm that the, like the points which I mentioned here are a part of the implementation. So like only one point which I need to add here is that how the external workspace manager will be integrated with the advance will discover, all the rest of the implementation points written here are correct or not? Yeah, I think that it's something we should take offline because in order to answer this question, maybe mentors need to review the proposal. I still didn't get to that. Okay, yeah, sure. And like I have also prepared an implementation part of the feature of the production feature and the original, you know, which the build discarder will be having logic and the flow and the UI design. So like I'll just want to, you know, discuss these all points whenever, you know, it's visible. Yeah, so let's approach that. So there are multiple mentors in this project. Let's review this project idea this week and maybe next week or in two weeks when people have time, let's get a listen up specifically about this project. Because it's hard to comment now because the proposal needs to be reviewed first. Yeah, okay, sure, no problem. Yeah, so yeah, sometimes it takes time because mentors have to review the proposal they have played and it may be delayed. Yeah, I understand. And like I just want to confirm that. So now we are having three meetings in a week, right? One on Tuesday and two on Wednesdays or only one on Tuesday and one on Wednesday. Like I thought that the regular meeting time of like this meeting was now not, you know, only one meeting on Tuesday and one meeting on Wednesday or one meeting on Tuesdays and two meetings on Wednesday. Yeah, so we still keep this office hours, but it's mostly just a couple about project with mentors, with Orchard means and with other people who are interested. For Kone by students, yeah, we've created two new time slots and the advice is to use this time slots when it's possible and when it's feasible. So yeah, students are still welcome to this meeting, but yeah, my suggestion would be to use specifically created Kone slots. Yeah, okay. Yeah, so it's not a problem that you come here and ask questions, we will try to answer them. But yeah, once we have this both established I will try to prioritize project status here and the Kone at other meetings. Yeah, okay. Yeah, sure. And I'll just, you know, add as much as possible in the, like my, that proposal document and like the mentors can review it by this weekend so that we can discuss that points in the further meetings in a more specific way. Yeah, exactly. Okay. So if there is no other questions, I want to speak about the project statuses. We have a few minutes left. So yeah, I'll switch to this topic if you don't mind. Okay, do you see my screen again? Yeah. Okay, so let's take a look at our project ideas which we have left. So we have many project ideas posted here but we still have two draft ideas which need to be finalized. And since we have Marky on the call, maybe we could briefly talk about this project idea. Just understand what are the plans because the team had a meeting on Monday at this. So Marky, if you could briefly summarize what is the current plan regarding this project idea, it would be much appreciated. Yes. Hello, everybody. We met on Monday, excuse me. We met on Monday in regards to this project. We went over sort of the high level, what was the proposal, kind of how we could start putting it all together. We've now set up a weekly meeting which will take place every Monday. The next steps for this will be, we decided to do two things. One was to understand the high level portion of the project, how can we put this together so a student could take it on? And then would there be any sub-project for this such as maybe there would be TensorFlow aspect to this? We are spending the rest of this week going over some sort of, we're spending the rest of this week trying to understand who's done this in the field and then we are going to meet next week to start assigning sort of task to get this sort of moving. That's currently where we are. Okay, that would be great. Yeah, from the organization standpoint, what we are interested in is to actually transition this project to the published state. But yeah, it's not the time pressure. So if it takes one or two weeks more, it's okay, especially since there is an active discussion. So yeah, the ask here would be to also get students involved in this discussion. We had a few students reaching out to us about this project in chat and the mailing list. So if you could get them added to the new Gitter channel and if you also could start discussing things there where possible, it would be great. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I will go ahead and get that taken care of today. I'm also going to do some cleanup to the proposal document this morning. Yep. And then I will have the required permissions. I believe everybody has the permissions, they should. Well, no, according to this. So you have permissions to comment. You didn't have permissions to wait it. Ah, let me go ahead and change that real quick. Well, you cannot change that because you don't have permissions. Oh, I'm sorry, I thought you were, I apologize, I thought you were showing the document that I created. We have a separate document, a meeting document. Yeah, so we're getting this one. Yeah, I believe we agreed that your honest will be also the second champion, right? Correct. Can you add me to the edit permissions for this? I apologize. Yeah, so we also need to add your honest but I'm not sure what is his email. I mean, Gmail one. Yeah, once you give me the, once you give me rights, I'll add them on the hand. Okay, so you can do the rest. Okay, done. Thank you. Okay, so yeah. And that's all from me. Okay, that's fine and thanks a lot. So it's great to see that this project is moving forward. Let's try to get students for that. Yeah, the second project idea which we still have in the draft state is about configuration and core coverage API improvements. But I believe that we could actually publish that because the reason why it was in the draft state is because there were open comments here. And now these comments should be addressed. Assuming that my network works at all nowadays. Yeah, I think that actually it's, yeah, everything is clear. So we could probably just integrate it. So I think we could just publish this project that is, if nobody's against. Yeah, that makes sense. Okay, so I'll just add an action item. I'll fight upon anything else we need to discuss right now. I don't have anything else. Yeah, so we have another meeting in one hour. I'm not sure how many people we do have on this call, but yeah, let's see. Yes, I plan to join. Okay. Yeah, I'll also join. Me too. Yeah, me too. Okay, so see you there. And if you, Martin, have a chance, Nisar's proposal before the next meeting, maybe we could facilitate the things a bit. Yeah, that's my plan was to review it today. Okay, thank you. Yeah, okay. Thank you, sir. Thank you very much. Thank you all. Thank you, everybody. Have a good evening. Okay. Thanks. Thank you, bye-bye. Thanks, bye. Bye.


Hi guys, good morning and welcome to these products in focus as you'll see there the u.s. There it has had a really outstanding evening session there and that's in the back of the Fed minutes last night basically given the indication that interest rates aren't going to rise as Potentially as quickly as some traders and commentators were Anticipating inspection the back of Janet Yellen's previous testimony, but anyway rates going to stay lower for longer Obviously based on the current fundamentals and you've seen a massive upswing in the US there in retreating above potential resistance at 16 401 next potential resistance is 16 598 and a very positive day on the US 30 more overnight So if we jump on to UK 100 it's also had a fantastic day Look at that bullish and golfing pattern trading above both this moving averages stopped dead at 6 6 6 6 Which has been a resistance level that's been in play Well all the way since September and it's still in play right now So we need to get above here to be able to tackle next potential resistance at 67 13 So let's have a look at Japan 225 I can see dollar yen has obviously sold off so dollar weakness that the rates aren't going to rise so quickly So very interesting candle look at this level 14 2 1 9 on the Japan 225 And that's obviously going to be in the back of yen buying as well So all the stock markets are rising Pearl Japan 225 just hasn't feeling the love this morning. This is the strategic level We break but break and close below that next potential level as a 13 6 93 But really equities even Asian equity should be good Eventually, but we've got to be getting some some young weakness back into the equation and what we're seeing here is the dollar yen Keeps on winding as you get more of this negative usd news coming out negative in the short term anyway But we're training blow potential sport at 101 spot 80 next potential sport would be at 100 spot 80 We've not to close below that yet, but that's a strategic level to look out for So if we then jump on to west Texas crude has been smashed in the last couple of days has been doing great. In fact Um So again, you've got the unrest in Ukraine But you've also got that dollar weakness on the back of the Fed minutes last night Next potential resistance is at 105. We'll slap back in the middle of the range right now next potential sport is at 103 So quite interesting on there and you also had crude oil Wednesday, which came out yesterday incidentally and I did show that there was a reduction in supply So a lot of fundamental factors behind crude oil. So gold Dollar weakness giving it a bit of a shot in the arm. There's obviously not quite so much market uncertainty But this is a nice balance that we've had the last couple of sessions. So Trading above both moving averages, which is positive. We've not closed above that yet. So that will be the That'll be the kind of kickstart for this the next potential resistance at 1332 If we do reverse back down that level at 1295 is still in play And then if we jump on to euro dollar, uh, as you can see there, it's uh, it's actually had a Fantastic three days this uh formation you're seeing here widening candles each day called three advancing soldiers And there's a very important candlestick formation But we've stopped dead in tracks at potential resistance at 3863 We really need a break and close above that to be challenged to highs up here. But things look to be Um, pretty strong in the last couple of sessions. We need to see how today plays out if it's going to break higher I have a look at cable Cable totally smashed through 167 44 yesterday I've got a bit of doji formation right now. You'll notice there If I should get my drawing to look for a second And just put it right here. We stopped bang on 68 24 today This is the level we need to break and close today if we're going to re-challenge a little bit higher Uh, and things are certainly looking good for gbp usd if we do break and close above that Well economic data wise, uh, you had chinese data that came out overnight Looks to be a little bit worse than expected Um in some instances, but that's just adding to the chinese stimulus hopes I'm guessing in fact, I can see the china a 50 is up almost 3 percent overnight. So, um bad news is good news Good news is bad news over there right now. So, uh, the asian markets apart from japan 25, of course, are taken care of Um, big moves there and the chinese markets from what I can see Hong Kong markets are also all up as well in the back of that. Um, uk n straight decision 12 But that's just going to remain constant and then you've got doubles claims at 130 which is a weekly piece of data Fast forward on to friday more chinese data cpi and ppi overnight. Um, that will be one to to be aware of I want to make sure I don't forget about that I set my alarm my alerts on there as well. You can also have that set on your mobile as well And um, then you've got your Reuters mitchigan consumer sentence survey at 255 That one i'm not so excited about but uh, this chinese data is going to be very interesting for um, propping up the asian Economies anyway, um, keep your eye on the chart for them and make sure you make insights perfectly out going forward And join me again tomorrow to find out what happened next


Deep in the forests of Remnant, beside a great and mighty river stood the small, fragile home of a cold, frail man. A lone wizard. Hidden from the dangers and distractions of the world, the wizard's seldom had visitors, but on this day, as he peered out his window, his gaze fell upon a young maiden. Calmly, she sat beneath his tree, in a state of absolute tranquility. When the wizard demanded an explanation, the maiden simply replied, My name is Winter, I am on a journey, and I am waiting for my sisters. With that, she closed her eyes and sat in silence. The wizard told himself the girl was a fool, but the longer she sat, the more he wished to share in the serenity the young maiden endured. In time, he grew tired, and decided to close his eyes as well, thinking on this strange predicament. Upon opening his eyes, the wizard was befuddled to find that a second maiden had appeared beneath his tree, cheerful and spry, with a basket of fruit and flowers. When he asked for an explanation, the girl simply replied, My name is Spring, I am on a journey, and I am waiting for my sisters. To show her gratitude for his reluctant hospitality, the girl retrieved a handful of seeds from her basket and planted them in the wizard's garden. The old hermit could hardly believe his eyes, as the maiden turned what was once a linear pile of dirt and manure into a beautiful garden from which life would surely blossom. It's likely he would have gazed for hours, or it not for the unfamiliar laughter he heard from beneath his tree. A young woman with a warm smile now stood beside the two maidens. The wizard begged her to introduce herself, to which she happily responded, My name is Summer, I am on a journey, and I am waiting for my sister. Of course, thought the wizard. But another chirp of laughter left the old man perplexed. What in the world was so funny? As it turned out, it was him. The new arrival found the wizard's insistence on staying indoors so very amusing. Why choose to view the world through a small window when the door leading out to it was right at his side? It was a compelling argument. And after only a moment of brief hesitation, the wizard left his home and stuck outside. The warmth of the sun brought with it a surge of energy and life, and soon the wizard wasn't feeling much like himself anymore. He was feeling much better. As the day drew to a close, the maidens in the wizard all settled down and prepared a feast. Winter set the table, spring supplied the crops, Summer prepped the meal and the wizard was the happiest he'd been in ages. But in all the excitement, he nearly failed to notice the delicate woman that now stood beneath his tree. He smiled and beckoned her to join them, asking only for her name. My name is Fall, she replied softly. I am on a journey and am here to meet my sisters. Who are you? Me, the wizard wondered. Well, I am but an old hermit. I have lived in these woods alone for centuries and I'm afraid my story is not very interesting as I have no one to love and nothing to my name. The eldest sister looked up at all that surrounded them. But sir, do you not see? You have so much. It was true. With their help, it was now clear to see that the wizard had everything he could ever need. He was grateful, but a question lingered in his mind. Why me, he asked. Why did the four of you choose to open my eyes to share with me your gifts? Why am I so special? The four sisters looked to one another, perplexed. Finally, the eldest spoke. I beg your pardon, sir, but we did not do these things for you because you were special. We do what we can for everyone because we are able. The old wizard was at a loss. Never in his years had he come across such kindness. It was in that moment that he knew what should be done. The wizard summoned his magic every ounce he could muster and bestowed it upon the sisters. He smiled, take this gift and know now that you are able to do so much more. Now armed with the elements, the very powers of nature and the unimaginable magic of the wizard, the four maidens, winter, spring, summer and fall, promised to carry onward with their journey, using their gifts to aid others, just as they had aided him. One by one, the sisters left. Before they did, they made one final promise. They promised to return each and every year to visit their dear friend.


So, you want to do something on the command line but you don't know if the command exists to do that thing. What do you do? Well, you can do the Google thing or you can use a terminal app called apropos, like so, and then you can search for the thing that you want to do. So let's just say you wanted to search for copy files. So you wanted to find out all of the commands that would copy files. You run this command, it will show you all the commands that could possibly copy files. You could do something like remove files, like so, and it will show you all of the commands that will remove files and it goes on and on and on. And you can use this command to search for the perfect command for whatever situation you find yourself in. If you like these quick tips, make sure you hit the subscribe button for more. See you next time.