what's up guys got another couple trees to take down. Gonna take them down today with a couple of main axes. This one was made two years ago down in South Portland made by Brent Cochran. It's about a two and a half pound main wedge Allagash cruiser. Lovely little axe. This one's a snow and nearly made maybe 50 70 years ago somewhere in that range. This is a three pound kind of a wedge. New England pattern. This one's got like a probably a 20 degree bevel on it. This one's actually sharper than it should be factory. This one's like at a 17 so it's almost like a razor blade. It's a little too too much of an angle. We're looking for a little bit more than that to protect the blade. Hopefully they hold up in this hemlock. So we got two hemlocks here that are dead standing. They're pretty dry. They're gonna chop really hard and I'm gonna drop it exactly the way it's leaning right over that way. We'll be able to get the machine to it to buck it up. So let's go to work. Alright the first thing I want to do is put a notch in this tree to give it room when it falls that it could collapse on itself and go the right angle. So I'm gonna come in flat on the bottom fairly flat on the bottom and there's steep anglers off the back about two to three so that way it falls and makes a little bit of a hinge as it's falling and controls the way this tree is gonna fall. Wind's got it pushing this way pretty hard. I want to keep it kind on the straight line that it's leaning towards right now. So it shouldn't be too hard today to get this thing to fall somewhere in that direction right there. So it all starts with the first notch. It's important to try to keep the axe flat which is gonna make this notch the wrong angle. So I always have to kind of pipe myself to make sure I'm going fairly flat in or at least clean up the notch after I'm done with that and then then the steepness of the notch too.  Got a nice little knot right there. But yeah, let's go ahead into this one with the snow and kneeling. But yeah, so this tree is about three, two and a half to three of my blades across. So what I'm trying to do is go one, two across to get my flat and then take those chunks out by hitting down at my angle. These ones are more or less slicing. These ones are more or less cutting. But there's your entry and your opening cut. Pretty well done. I'll show you that. So you want to go about halfway to a little bit more than halfway across. This tree has got such a lean on it that we're not going to go more than halfway. That's it. It shouldn't take too many chops on the back. Right about here, a little bit higher than that notch on the front. Probably a couple chops will do it. I'm going to clean up this side of the notch so it has room to fall and kind of twist this way. It's pretty ugly. Oh yeah, well a couple pretty good hits. Take a little bit of meat off the back and that baby's going down right into that wood pile. Here we go. Right about there. And you're still trying to take that notch off the back similar to the front. So a couple hits and I think we've got a feeling she's going to start to go. That's a really wide hinge. Another one bites the dust. Got a nice clean hinge straight across. That's what you're looking for about inch and a half, maybe two inch hinge. Wasn't really my cleanest cuts but it got the tree down and got it right where I wanted pretty safely. So you can see where it actually pulled and the fibers, that's your hinge. So that's where the tree is actually bending as it's falling before it breaks away. And that keeps it controlled to where it wants to fall. You know, you control that with your hinge. So my axe cuts were pretty much as far as this, this, this across with the open mouth here. And in the back you could see where my axe cut all the way into here and one downward cut to make this hinge perfectly level all the way across. And when you do that, the tree for the most part is going to go right where the hinge allows it to go. So there you go. There's that three pound snowing nearly. It's a really good old axe right there. Super, super sharp. Really, really steep, really, really low angle on that thing. Might be like 17 degrees on that thing. I'll measure it later and put it on the video. Might even be less than 17. It's almost like a knife how sharp that is, which you got to be careful when you're going to limb or with any knots. I'm going to go ahead and chop this tree up a little bit with it right now. All right, this next one's going to be a bit of a challenge. The one with the axe on it right there.  It's going to, it's actually pointing in towards the woods over there. I'm going to try to get it to fall on this side, the left side of that stump I just created. If I can do that, I could probably bounce it off of the limbs here on this nice pine or hemlock, I guess, you know, on that nice hemlock and on these other hemlocks, but if it goes in that direction, then it could get hung up and have a problem. It's really, really got a hard lean on it, the wrong direction, and the wind is actually pushing it that way too. So, got my work cut out for me. This one's going to be a challenge for sure. What I'm going to try to do is notch it and maybe get a good push on it before it falls, which is quite a challenge, but as you can see, it wants to go directly away from me and I want it to go somewhere that direction right there. Yeah, it wants to go to the left pretty hard, really hard. Oh man, that's going to be a challenge. What I'm going to do is I'm going to leave the hinge pretty strong on the right side so it kind of twists towards it and try to get a push on it. I'm still going to take the bird's mouth out right here, pointing this direction, but I'm going to leave the hinge on this side so hopefully it's got a little twist as it breaks free and I'll take most of it around the backside. I'm going to use a little bit smaller axe on this one, got the Branton Cochrane on this one, a couple pounder.  It's going to be really hard, especially whereas I'm pretty high up on my, maybe I'll try to cut it a little bit lower too, which isn't as comfortable, but it'll give me a little bit better push from up here when I'm trying to push it down. This stuff was right in the way. I should probably take this guy out first. Be a little bit more room to work when I'm trying to push it that way. It's going to be hard. So a little bit smaller axe, a little bit lighter axe, a little smaller cutting surface, but super sharp and should be pretty accurate with it. So I definitely got to take this front down quite a bit on this side. Got her opened up. As you can see she leans hard the opposite direction. It's going to be a challenge. Open it up on this side, give it a bit of a push. I don't know if I can though, to be honest with you. She's a beach. If she goes that way, she goes that way. Sweet. A little bit of pushing helped, but I'll show you why that tree came around and turned like that. A little push on it, but you could see my hinge is a little bit wider over here on this side than it is here. And I kind of focused on getting through on this side towards the end. This side I wanted to cut it, get to my hinge, leave it, then come around, come all the way through here, which I started to do and then she started to let go. So that was perfect. So my hinge goes from nothing right there to maybe a half inch, full inch, inch and a half out here. And that enabled that tree to, as it let go, it let loose on that side completely. This side held so it actually twisted as it fell, which enabled it to fall over here where I wanted it to fall instead of to the left of the stump or the way it wanted to fall was that direction over there. So that's how you can try to make a tree go your way without wedges and just by controlling your cuts. Now wind's a factor and the weight of the branches is a factor too. That one, luckily this tree's dead, so it didn't have a ton of weight, just the weight of the branches and they were pointing the wrong way, but I was able to give that tree a twist and when it twisted it actually fell and rolled the right way and landed right on the other log. There you have it. Oh, maybe that beast is next. That one still got another year of life and it is not looking great, but there's a bug getting after these hemlocks. All right, let's buck it up into pieces so we can manage it. That's what was holding it. All right, there you have it. She's all bucked up and ready to go. Got those two trees down, two hemlocks. Now hemlock's pretty hard wood and especially when it's dead and dead standing. When it dries out it gets super, super hard. Both axes performed wonderfully. The Brant Cochran's a little bit lighter and it actually, I'd say it did a little bit better today. When it's lighter like that and you don't have a lot of experience, it's a lot easier to be accurate and one accurate swing is better than four or five hard swings that miss your mark. So being accurate is definitely a key. The Snow and Neely we had a little bit of trouble with. Okay, it's a wonderful axe, good weight, good full size bit, but whoever had this one before me definitely sharpened it too sharp. They took the cheeks down a little too much and it's got like a 17 or less degree bevel on it, maybe even a 15, which is way too sharp for cutting woods that might have knots or even splitting or anything like that. You don't need an axe with that much of a bevel. You actually want to go a little bit stronger so it backs up the steel and I'll show you why on this axe right here. I'll show you what happened to it just today. As you could see on the edge, you could see it kind of peamed over. Let me see if I can get this thing to focus. It actually peamed a little bit and dulled right through there and that's because it's too sharp. It either hit a knot or it hit a hard part of the wood. It's just too thin back in the cheeks here so you don't want an axe with that much. I'll show you on the on the brand Cochrane we're looking at more like a 22 maybe a 22 and a half degree bevel and then right at the very tip it sharpens down and in giving it some serious sharpness right there but a nice strong bit. That thing's just as sharp I could shave with that or or just do that and it'll stick in but the Snow and Neely on the other hand was a little bit too sharp a little bit too thin and you could kind of see the leading edge rolled a little bit in a couple spots where it's too thin. Now that thing's a razor blade and sharp but it doesn't do you much good when you're cutting down trees when it's that sharp and that thin. So what we're going to do is I'm actually going to take this edge and I'm going to file it down flat across and then I'm going to come back in and file sharper edges back into it but with a little bit more of a bevel so it's going to shorten up this bit by about maybe a quarter inch. I'm going to come back about a quarter and make that thing a little bit steeper giving it a lot more strength so you could split wood you could you could limb with it you could hit knots and it's not going to roll the edge like it just did there.


Hi and welcome to the session. Let us discuss the following question. Question says, a child has a dice whose six faces show the letters as given below. The dice is thrown once, what is the probability of getting A, what is the probability of getting D? First of all, let us understand that probability of occurrence of an event E denoted by P E is equal to number of outcomes favourable to E upon total number of possible outcomes. We will use this expression as our key idea to solve the given question. Let us now start with the solution. Now we know dice has six faces and in a single throw of dice we can get any one of these six letters. You know these six letters are marked on six faces of the dice. So we get total number of possible outcomes in a single throw of dice is equal to six. Now in the first part we have to find probability of getting A. Now it is given in the question that A occurs on two faces of the dice. So number of outcomes favourable to A is equal to two and we can see A can occur in two ways in a single throw of dice. So number of outcomes favourable to A is equal to two. Now we will find out probability of getting A that is P A. It is equal to total number of outcomes favourable to A upon total number of possible outcomes. Now we know number of outcomes favourable to A is equal to two and total number of possible outcomes is equal to six. So probability of getting A is equal to two upon six. Now this is further equal to one upon three. So we get probability of getting A is equal to one upon three. Now this completes the first part of the given question. Let us now start with the second part. Now we have to find probability of getting D. Now we know D can occur only in one way in a single throw of dice. So number of outcomes favourable to D is equal to one. D occurs on one phase. So number of outcomes favourable to D is equal to one. Now we have to find probability of getting D. We know probability of getting D is equal to number of outcomes favourable to D upon total number of possible outcomes. Now we know number of outcomes favourable to D is equal to one and total number of possible outcomes is equal to six. So probability of getting D is equal to one upon six. Now this completes the second part of the given question. So required answers for the first part and second part are one upon three and one upon six. This completes the session. Hope you understood the solution. Take care and keep smiling.


Good morning folks, this is Steve Rhodes coming to you live from the shores of sunny Delray Beach, Florida. This year, 11 a.m. update and currently all the U.S. indices that we track are trading to the downside. The same is with each of the sectors with inside the S&P 500. The Dow's off 235 points. That's about 7 tenths of a percent to the downside. 9 tenths for the S&P are 35.7 tenths for the NASDAQ 186 points there and the Russell off about 1 and a little over 1 percent that's 21 points to the downside. Semi is off 1 and 3 tenths or 37 points. Gold is off 9 bucks. Silver is down 39 cents. Slice recruit is off 67 pennies. Natural gas back 17 cents and the U.S. dollar is up 8 pennies. Trading out at 106 even. Steven, let's go take a look at our nine panel market update chart. We begin with the ES mini in the upper left hand side. You'll see a new profile that is attempting to form. Attempting to form because we're using Stevie's advanced Doppler tool out there that will not be confirmed until this evening. But you and I do know where sellers and buyers are located. The sellers are at the top of that profile. That's in the range of 4035. I say in the range because the center of that profile is much closer to the top than the bottom and therefore that's a bearish structured profile. Should it complete at day's end and should we see a close below 39.94 that would then suggest run back to support that support low being 39.39. We do see that the spot follow text index did gap up, but it's still below its 50 day exponents moving average. So still a bullish signal for the S&P 500. The NQ out here trading right at what really just consolidating with inside his daily profile. It's a tight range 11571 to 11981. It's been doing it for two, four, six, eight sessions now. We take a look at that U.S. dollar index. It still has its buy the D point pattern that was confirmed out here with a bullish hammer candle back on November 15th. This two has a new profile support 10578 resistance 10648 there. Goldilocks is pulled back to test its level of support the bottom of its daily profile. That's at the area of 1741 90 today's low 1742 30 silver is consolidating with inside its daily profile load is forming a new weekly profile. That resistance level then in silver is between 20 to 821 94. We take a look at lights we crude it is trading below prior. Well, I take that back. It is testing. It's by the D point pattern that formed on November 21st. The price did close below 75 27. But I actually know there's a TD 9 count out here. So the real level to be watching. Nor if for lights we crude to suggest much lower price would be a close below 74 98 natural gas completes a sell the D point pattern. Brand new profile forming here support down at 633. Stay tuned for the Trader Z show. But if you have to start your Monday, please have a magnificent one. Thanks for joining us. We look forward to seeing you again soon. Take care.


what's up guys evil deer here so today i'm going to try something a little bit crazy sorry about that um i'm going to play Sen- uh Sen- Selenderman the cursed forest while attempting to teach you god that sounds terrible while attempting to teach you happy words like cheerful and glad and charming and stuff like that but here goes nothing okay let it begin okay so looking around cool i'm in the random forest as you do okay i'm just gonna walk just walk let's just do this let's do this okay so since this is Selenderman we might as well learn first up the word for Selenderman well since he's like a thin bloke um well the word for fat isn't Esperanto or the adjective is dicker dicker so if we want to opposite that and make it thin that would be mull dicker but he's a person so let's turn that into a noun so we use ooloh which is the person or the um suffix for a person sorry i'm just starting to get a little bit paranoid now um so then we combine that together and we've got mull dick ooloh oh great i've run into a wall that worked out great for me so mull dick ooloh is what we're fearful of in this forest so first word up we're gonna learn is happy or fortunate it can also mean fortunate but in this case we're just gonna learn it as happy so the word for happy is Felicia Felicia and the spelled f-e-l-i-c with a little hat on top of it a Felicia now just so you guys know i am a total total coward when it comes to these types of games oh god i just had a heart attack why i'm playing like at five in the afternoon right now so it's not even dark outside but oh so so that's not a good sound oh that can't be a good sound that's like a heavy not happy breathing sound oh what happened oh my mouse this one spastic please don't do that mouse so the word for happy is Felicia Felicia Felicia so if you've watched my umph umph if you i can't speak if you've watched my other videos um you would have learned the word for i which is me and the word for is which is estus so if you want to say i'm happy you say me estus felicia me estus felicia but you know we're not just happy we're very happy we're great you know we couldn't have asked for anything better being stuck in a dark forest what is that is that a mountain okay i've been stuck in a dark forest with some dude who probably just wants to take us out the dinner um so the word for very is tre and it's called tre so to say i'm very happy we say me estus tre felicia me estus tre felicia so if you haven't got by now what is the word for happy it is Felicia Felicia you might as well learn the next word so oh flashy screen flashy screen never good because that means lend a man nearby or maldikulo okay so next word we're going to learn is cheerful or merry and that is gaya gaya man i have this really bad feeling in the bottom of my stomach that mr maldikulo is like right behind me or something uh why do i subject myself to this horror i'm a peaceful person i love everything i love rabbits and stuff this is not cool okay so what was the word for cheerful and merry why is this freaking grasso how i it is gaya gaya so how would you say i'm very very cheerful right now i'm very cheerful about my situation me estus tre gaya me estus tre gaya tre gaya and what's the word for happy or fortunate it was that's the tree that's just the tree it was felicia felicia felicia so by the way if you haven't guessed by now i'm teaching you esparano adjectives i probably should have mentioned at the beginning of the video if you just randomly stumbled here welcome to learning esparano with me and maldikulo which is slender man so next word we'll learn is glad or it could also mean happy but to kind of defiant defiant i can't talk to kind of show you the difference we'll just use glad for the translation here so the word for glad is joya joya so that's glad i've just reached another wall haven't i and my battery is going down 20 percent down this can't be good so joya means glad what was the word for happy it was felicia okay so i must have to walk towards the center of these mountains felicia why did the cricket sound stop and why is the grass getting higher and now why does the wind sound like it's out to kill me well this can't be good this really not good okay me estus joya i'm glad me estus joya i'm glad this grass is just getting higher and higher i'm sorry if this is really boring for you guys with like oh please stop with the wind already i haven't even got one damn page by the way if you guys haven't played slender man before um the objective of the game is to pick up random pieces of paper attached to different things about getting killed it's pretty simple pretty straightforward so we might as well learn the word for page since that's what we're looking for as well the word for page is pa joya oh god this grass is just getting darker and darker i'm gonna die out here you know as long as i get the words that i want to teach you out of the way i'm cool with it i'm cool dying as long as it's not painful or traumatic can't just be like quick and from behind or something because i'm not the type to like is that something in front of me oh no it's not this this shit is getting darker this is ridiculous this is ridiculous bad okay so the word for glad was what it was joya and what was the word for mary and cheerful about our situation it was gaya now we've been talking about our own emotions but let's um let's bring you know maldikula in on the game so this is the most ridiculous game ever it's just grass everywhere well maldikula he's a very charming bloke you must admit that so if he's listening right now just remember the nice things i'm saying about you he's a very charming bloke so let's learn the word for charming and that's chadama chadama oh man that wind is doing my head in right now so i'm sure if you guys have watched my previous videos if you haven't well i don't like you too much no joking jokes we're great mates um in my previous videos i taught the word for you and the word for you was v so how would you say you are charming slender man oh my god my batteries are running out if my batteries run out i'm probably gonna have to stop this because it's gonna get too dark and i'll probably just die anyway so to say you are charming slender man you'd say this is ridiculous my leg is like vibrating like all death right now as if it's gonna help me somehow i haven't found anything out here like nothing so what's the word for happy the word for happy is felicia and what was the word for cheerful or merry the word for that is gaia gaia i'm really kind of i don't want to look behind me but i'm hearing my own steps right now i'm just doing my head in like seriously okay what was the word for glad it was joya joya very good you guys are excellent students you haven't like messed up once is that flashy screen of death from mr slender man or mal di cumo as he prefers to be called in Esperanto okay and what was the word for charming it was come on you've got it charmer charmer and what are we looking for out here we're looking for pages so what's the word for page the word for page is pajo pajo this is i'm wondering if there's even like pages in this game like seriously i haven't seen one thing since i've been walking around randomly in this i just saw a leaf this is ridiculous bad i'm about to run out of batteries i haven't found batteries haven't found a building haven't found anything except one dude standing in the forest looking at me and now a really loud noise like it's coming at me with death it's getting darker and darker guys now i might have to do like some funky video editing to brighten this up for you guys because i can barely see anything right now all i could know is mal di cumo was standing right in front of me he's like hi did you want to come to my tea party we got croissants and biscuits and milk and lots of fun with the teddies and then knife in the hatchet and blood everywhere sorry i'm just lost it there that's what insanity does to you when you're stuck in a freaking forest you can't see anything hey look i'm gonna do some revision now i'm gonna call it quits because i've just run out of power and i might have to do some funky video editing so what's the word for happy it is felicia and what's the word for cheerful or merry it is gaya and what's the word for what was that nothing what's the word for glad like i'm glad to be out here in this dark forest with someone who wants to kill me it is joy and finally what's the word for charming it is chadama this is okay guys well that was terrifying at some points right now i'm just starting to get bored um so yeah this is slender man the dark forest if you want me to keep playing in an attempt to find something out here instead of just randomly walking around circles comment on this video like it whatever i don't care just tell me you want to see more and i'll make more i'd preferably i don't want to because i'm terrified in the dark but yeah i'll make more and i'll teach you more random words unrelated with the content of this game so i'm gonna call it quits here thank you very much and i hope to see you in the next video i was maldegu all come and get you more okay thanks guys


I am working as a student professor in computer science and engineering department at Valsh Institute of Technology, Solaapur. Today I am going to give the lecture on DNS in the internet. Now, let us see the learning outcomes of this lecture. At the end of this session, the students will be able to explain the concept of DNS in the internet. Second one is students will be able to explain the concept of resolution. These are the two topics I am going to cover in this lecture that are DNS in the internet resolution. Why we have to use DNS in the internet, ok. DNS is in the previous lecture we have already discussed about the DNS domain name system concept why we have to use in the internet, ok. If the user has told a huge amount of data in a single system to search the data based on the client request, the user may face the problem for that we have to use DNS concept in the internet also. Based on that only they have given three types of DNS in the internet that are generic domain, country domain, inverse domain. This one is a generic domain, country domain, inverse domain. Now, let us see one by one in detail. First one is generic domain. Generic domain defines all the registered host acts according to the generic behavior. It means there are so many domains are there here that is 0, bits, .com, .cope, .edu, .gov, .info. These are different domains are there. In this domain I have taken only one example that is .edu. This is a main domain that is edu these are the subdomains. These subdomains how register to this main domain. These subdomains how to act according to the generic behavior of this domain that is .edu that is .educational that is challenger and then atc.fsda.edu. These are subdomains how register to this main domain. These how to act according to this domain. That is what are the different full what are the full form of these different domains .euro that is airlines and aerospace companies like this. These are the different domains how to use for different purposes. Second one is country domain. It uses two characters country abbreviations for example US for United States. Second one is second label can be organizational or they can be more specific national designations ok. The United States for example use state abbreviations as a subdivision of US for example ca.us for here I have taken this is a good example for DNS in the internet a n g a dot c up dot c a dot us it means the ANZA. The ANZA college is there in California is there in California is there in US can be translated it means the ANZA college in California is in California is there in United States ok. This is country domain here we have to use two characters for defining the country domain ok. These are different subdomains are there here I have taken only one example that is ANZA dot c up dot ca dot us ok. Next one is universe domain. It is used to map an address to a name for example when a server have issued a client request from the client to do a task ok the server ask its resolver to send a query to the DNS server to map an address to a name to determine if the client is on the authorized list. If the client is there in authorized list then only the client can assign some IP address to the client request. If it is not there in the authorized client list the server can reject it and then it can refoward to the client only ok. These are the this is a good example I have taken here 121 dot 45 dot 34 dot 132 dot in underscore address then ARPA this is a one IP address. This IP address the client can send this IP address to the server the server can checks this IP address is authorized IP address or not. If it is authorized then only it can accept if it is not authorized then it can rejects the IP address ok then it can assign some IP address to ARPA is one of the historical places ok. Then inverse domain as the name itself indicates first the user can send the IP address then based on that only he can get the historical places ok. Next one is resolution this resolution means mapping a name to address or an address is to a name is called name address resolution. In this resolution there are so many sub topics are there that are first one is resolver, second one is mapping names to address, third one is mapping addresses to name, fourth one is recursive resolution, iterative resolution, last one is catching. Now let us see one by one in detail ok. First one is resolver DNS is designed as a client server application a host that need to map an address to a name or name to an address address calls DNS client called a resolver ok. The resolver access the closest DNS server with a mapping request. If the server have a has the information it satisfies the resolver it either refers the resolver to other servers or has to other servers to provide the information. For example after getting the client request the server can check the IP address is available in the server or not. If it is available in the server then it can send the reply to the client. If it is not available it would not reject it can refer to the some other users to send the information required to the client. That is resolver. Next one is mapping names to an address ok. Most of the time the resolver can give a domain name to the server and ask for the corresponding addresses in the mapping names to an addresses. In the reverse form mapping address to a address to names. A client can send the IP address to a resolver to be mapped to a domain name. To answer queries of this kind DNS uses the inverse domain. The good example for mapping address to a name is an inverse domain. In this the user can send the IP address and then he can request the information required to the client ok. Based on that only the user can get satisfied ok. Next one is think and write. This can contains one question list the difference between mapping names to addresses and mapping addresses to name ok. Pause the video now and answer the question. Now let us see the answer for this question. Mapping names to address. In this case the server checks the generic domain or the country domains to find the mapping. First the user can send the names based on that name only the client have to assign some IP address to the client request that is addresses. If the domain name is from the generic domain, generic domain session the resolver can receive a domain name such as chl that is challenger.atc.fsda.edu ok. If it is country domain that he can gets the the ANZA college is there in California California is in Coofer new Coofer new is then US that example he can get ok. Second one is mapping address to a name however in the request the IP address is resolved and two labels in address and ARPA are appended to create a domain accepted by the inverse domain session. For example if the resolver receives an IP address <IP_ADDRESS> the resolver first inverts the addresses and then adds the two label before sending I mean that two labels are the addresses to the this IP address. Next one is recursive resolution recursive means the user can get the answer itself it means the client or resolver can ask a ask for a recursive answer from the name server this means that the resolver accept the servers to supply the final answer it means this is a block diagram for recursive resolution here client is a here the server here first the client can send the request to server if the data is available in this server then he can reply if it is not available then again it can forward it to the next user again the this next user can search the required data from the client if it is available then he can reply otherwise it can send the same request to the next server the same procedure they will follow until to get the data to the client request ok after getting he can send the reply through the same path ok here 1 2 3 4 and 5 these are the request and then 6 7 8 9 10 are the responses whatever the data is required to this client this data is available in this system ok until to get the answer the query will be forwarded to the next only that is recursive resolution the process can cause itself until to get the required answer ok next one is attrative resolution the attrative resolution if the client does not ask for the recursive answer the mapping can be done attratively if the server is authoritative for the name it sends the answer for example here client is there there are some in servers are there here 1 2 1 communication will be happened until to get the required answer here client server can send the request and get the reply data is not available in this one again he can get the reply the same procedure they have to follow to the next users also edu then root server and this one here the data is available at the end here they can get the data same procedure we have to use in a recursive resolution here 1 2 1 communication is there the user can forward the same query until to get the data ok these are the references I have used for repairing the OPPT. Thank you.


It has been 17 years since nearly 3,000 people died in the September 11th terror attacks. A small Minnesota town has held a parade and service every year on this day to keep the memory of the tragedy alive. Reporter Rachel Johnson has our story. The town of Verndam, Minnesota puts on a service every year to memorialize the day and commemorate those who lost their lives in the September 11th terror attacks. We lost so many lives it's important to remember those who gave their lives for our freedom on that day. It's important we say we would never want to forget. I think it's important that we tell our story of what it was like when we experienced it. The event begins with a parade as elementary students walk a couple of blocks from the school to Verndale Park. They create some different banners and posters and flags. We want our kids to remember what happened back on September 11th, 2001. Even though Verndale is a small town with only less than a thousand residents, they get a big showing every year they do this memorial. We get a lot of community members who come out and join in in this remembrance kind of ceremony that we have. September 11th was designated by Congress as the National Day of Service in 2009, inviting people to remember and pay tribute to the tragedy by giving back to their community. We ask our kids to go out to help remember that, that they go out and help their neighbors or grandparents, their parents, so that they don't forget this day. For the school, it is important to continue the tradition of the service to keep the memory going, even when the students attending were not alive when the tragedy took place. I think it's important that we tell our story of what it was like when we experienced it and try and relate to these kids of what happened, why it's important, and that we continue to remember going forward. Even though we are approaching 20 years since the September 11th attacks, the victims, survivors, and the lives touched by the tragedy will never be forgotten. Reporting from Burndale, Rachel Johnson, Lakeland News. Memorial services took place across the country today, including one at the Memorial Plaza in New York City, where the World Trade Center Twin Towers once stood. If you enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland PBS.


I mean Obviously the circumstances are different no fans in the stands and I know the next fans were looking forward to this day But hopefully enjoy it on TV and it's a first step for me as a player You know getting back on the court getting back into my routine and you know I felt good I felt like I knocked some rust off early on and I just got to keep building from here Hey, you knocked it off 46 seconds into the game with the dunk 15 points five with 12 shooting How would you assess the rhythm that you were able to get into? I mean, I felt great in the first half second half I didn't I wasn't I didn't focus in enough on the shots that I took I wish I'd have made all of those shots I took a bad three start the quarter and that kind of threw me off rhythm a little bit So I mean it's it's good to just go through this stuff again, man You know and I watch from tomorrow and just keep growing you got yourself Tyree great depth on this roster. What is the process like developing identity for a new era of next basketball? Well individually, we all got to come You know bring what we bring best to the table and then you know collectively we got continue to find a way to Integrate everybody into the offense and defense and I think from top to bottom You know guys are looking forward to the season looking forward they look forward to the day and we came out here I have a solid showing it's been a long wait. Good to see you back out there. Thanks so much Katie appreciate you Well Kevin Durant with an impressive debut and the Nets a 114 win over the Wizards, please join us again Friday night for preseason action as the Brooklyn Nets This is the Boston Celtics Coverage begins and game time is at 8 o'clock cc. Zapathia will join our broadcast crew for that game Kyrie Irving Kevin Durant put on a show the