When teaching colors to young kids, I always like to help them make associations with the color. It can be as easy as just having the crayon. So today we're learning the color red. The kids look at the color red and I ask them to look at their clothes. Look down, am I wearing red? If the kids are wearing red, they can stand up and we can go around the circle and share who has red socks on or red shirts or red shoes or red bows in their hair. But I keep continually saying red. If it's just as simple as the crayon, keep it that way. But I also like to have the kids go around the room and find red objects. I found a red fluff. I found a red hat. I found a red apple. Continuing to say the color red, so they associate the color with the object. I found a red wagon. I also enjoy having pictures up in the classroom so they can see this is red. And as the learning continues, they start to recognize the letters of the color and how to spell the color. And then added bonus, add another language. So red in English, rojo in Spanish. One of my kids' favorite songs is a book that was created from a teacher long ago called Crazy Color Creatures. I have the kids come up to my easel and they'll point to the color and say what color is it? Coral response, the color is red. Then the song goes, Fred, red, bumped his head. Fred, red, bumped his head. Fred, red, bumped his head. Crazy Color Creatures. That way it's a fun association again with the color.


Did it again. I went crazy on Amazon and from tiktok and other youtubers And I can't wait to share with you what I found because I have some of the funnest Products that I have gotten in a long time from Amazon. Let's get into it right now Hi friends, I hope that you're all doing very well and thank you so much for spending a couple of minutes with me today We're gonna be talking all about what I found on Amazon very recently I love doing these videos and it seems like you guys enjoy them too. I love Amazon fines And this isn't necessarily beauty fines, although there are a few beauty items in here But it's also all kinds of really interesting things I always like to tell you that I will link what I'm wearing. This is a very simple t-shirt But it is so lightweight and lovely. I love that it has a ton of colors. It has three buttons right here It's kind of it's kind of a medium fit. It's not loose. It's not slim So I really like it. I'm somebody that really likes the scooped neck and these this necklace right here I believe came from there as well. I will link that if I can the earrings didn't come from there They came for more races, so I'll look for those as well for you But let's just get into it so that you can see what I found All right, the first thing that you saw what that I was holding is this thing. This is not what you think It is it's not a purse it is an individual divider for artists for their pencils And when I saw this I was like, oh, baby, I know what pencils I'm gonna be putting in there And I stuck all of my eye pencils my eyeliners and my liquid eyeliners and my Lippies in here my lip liners in here and you know what this taught me this taught me that I have plenty of Eyeliners, you know when they're in a drawer, you don't really realize what you have and I really figured it that I'm pretty particular About my lip liners too because I only have one section of lip liners, but it has the four different sections so I categorize them by color and Guess what? I don't need any more liners I have all the liners any woman could possibly use and I think this is fantastic because you open it up You can see what you have and you remember what color they are because you've used them before so you know if you want that color Or if you want the teal blue next to it, not the cobalt matte blue. So I love this I think it's a great way to keep everything organized And I think it's a great way for me to see in an instant what I have or if you have somebody that you know That's an artist. What a great gift that would be comes in a ton of different colors You know, I was gonna go purple, but it comes in all kinds of different colors and I thought that was really good Now, let me show you these. This is something that I Was so impressed by first of all this comes in a pack of five and what this is is a hundred percent bamboo charcoal bags each of these bags is filled with charcoal and they're a really heavy duty like Almost a burlap, but it's a little bit softer And then they have these little grommets right here where you can put in a string or whatever you want It does come with two rope strings that my husband used one and my son used another where you can hang this anywhere Now I had my husband put one of these in his truck this size right here This one is the one that goes in my car and then this size was what we put in my son's room And we put it in our other bathrooms. What these are for is it helps removes. I'm reading right off of this thing Helps remove odors allergens pollutants helps prevent mold mildew and bacteria It says reactivate under the sunlight for one hour every month Isn't that cool that you can reactivate it put it in the sun. They'll reactivate. I am so impressed by this and so far My son's room is one of those ones that is not the greatest smelling. I mean Hello, he's a guy. So yeah, this right here has been really good for that and cars get musty and kind of gunky And I don't like necessarily having those fragrance trees or whatever, but this just makes the odors disappear I love them And I think they're ingenious and they come in a bunch of different sizes and a bunch of different quantities So pick some of those up if you have rooms that you feel like you definitely need to take care of as far as the fragrance or The smell in that room the next two products that got very recently and yes, these were tick-tock things This is a silicone scrubber that goes in your shower has a little hanger thing right there And yeah, again, I went for the lavender but this is right here is a body wash and this is the Smoothing coconut coffee scrub wash helps soften your skin with this invigorating and moisturizing blend Infused with exotic arabica coffee and coconut oil boost hydration while prompting supple skin Perk up your senses with the scent of fresh coffee. You can enjoy anytime smells divine If you like coffee fragrance mocha anything like that. It kind of smells like that. I use these together I just put some into the little bristles that are right here And then use this to scrub and it works so well and then right here on the other side It's got a little bit, you know heavier of a scrubber on it So if you need to use that maybe for the bottom of your feet or whatever, but this is super soft It really doesn't scratch my skin or anything my skin has become really sensitive as I've gone through menopause I see that all the time, but it really has so I feel like using something like this that has a little bit of Scrubber in it with this helps keep my skin soft because this has moisturizers in it But it also at the same time will help exfoliate my dead skin, which is what causes crepey skin So I really have loved these two together and really have liked ditching those other puffs that you see that you get for A dollar and this is completely replaced that for me So really enjoying this one as well and then I got these little beauty tools This is a set of two little tools that are devices that you can use for massaging your skin This one I use right here along the jawline You can use it in the contour of your cheek right here This one is so cooling and soothing underneath the eye It just feels so good and there so since they are steel they just feel amazing So if you have puffy eyes, you could put this in the fridge or the freezer and man-o-man That just feels amazing. Now, like I said, I use this one, you know to do the contours of my face quite a bit My husband gets really bad headaches and when he does this kind of thing is really great You know the I can't even say what that is, but the little go a sure or whatever. They're called That tool is really great for him But these are nice because they're super cooling on his skin So these have been really phenomenal for him and I will take sometimes my eye cream and go ahead and just put That on with this and it just really deep puffs my eyes I really have been enjoying having those and then this product right here how much fun is this This I was so excited about because in my kitchen my son loves to cook and he's in there all the time But he likes to have his phone and lots of times his phone is needs to be charging So this is a port or a plug-in an extender For your kitchen for your bathroom wherever you have your phone at and it has extra outlets in it like an extension cord So you plug it into one and you get three But it also has the charging ports and then this little ledge right here that you can put your phone on as it's Charging and not have it, you know down in any food or water or anything And then the other thing is that this right here is a nightlight. We have been loving this We have one in each bathroom and we have one in the kitchen and it works so well for people That love to have their phone wherever they go, but they don't want it to be getting wet or anything This is really good. It comes in all different sizes You can get more of the plug-in ports if you need them But this has been so fun and really especially because it has the usb usc Plug-ins right there. So this is great comes in a package of two Did I say that? Anyway, mine did come in a package of two and then I've been so excited about this little tool This is a laser lighter. So no more Matches no more lighters and you're running out of them Can you guys see that right there where it's making the spark in there and you just light your candle And it works so well I love that because you're not dealing with an open flame And as soon as you take your finger off of the prompt right here or off of the button right there Then it's not going to have the flame anymore. It's not hot. It doesn't get hot So I think that this is so good it bends around so it can go anywhere you need it to I wish that they had had these when my dad was alive and working Because he was always looking for an extended lighter to light pilot lights with because he worked hvac And maybe to keep one in your car in your shop in your house wherever you might need To be lighting something. I think that's just a genius idea The last beauty item that I want to show you is one that i'm so excited about This is a glass foot file And I am so excited about this one because you can take this in the shower And because of the way it's shaped it's perfect to kind of grip with your hand and then go across your heels And this has been so good because when I get done in the shower I always have that dead skin that I want to slough off And normally if you just use a regular file, it gets all gummed up, right? Well, you use this in the shower and it just keeps taking it off and it can the water can hit it and you know Clean off the dead skin as you're doing that plus as soon as you're done If you let it dry out put the top on it Then it's safe for little hands if you have little grandbabies around and this is kind of hard to get open So if you have grandbabies, they really wouldn't know how to get that open It doesn't just fall off or anything So this is a safety item as well because that's kind of you know When you think about it that file is a little bit sharp It kind of has to be to take care of that yucky dead skin that's on your heels So I really have been enjoying this when I got the pink one and I think that there's several other colors But you know me I'm always going to go for the girly colors And then I wanted to share with you three different purses and since we're coming on into spring I just wanted to share them with you the first one the first two are ones that I'm not using right now But I think they're so cute this one is kind of a periwinkle light blue one It's kind of a medium handbag. It does have the shoulder strap I always get rid of my shoulder straps because I never really use them But you could use the shoulder strap if you want to it has that on there It also has the black detailing or the black stitching on it, which I think kind of elevates the look of it It's just really cute. It's not too big and yet It's almost just the perfect size and then inside you do have several different pockets You have one divider in the middle So you have the two big pockets And then as always you have a zipper pocket there and then you have your pockets that you can put your cell phone Or other things in along with that middle divider having a pocket in it too And then of course you have the pocket on the front where you can slip your cell phone if you want to too I really like this. I think it's a beautiful bag It is the faux leather and it just looks so high end and clean and slick and I think it's so pretty This one I have used already. Um, the other one I hadn't but this one I have used and I love this little square bag And I love the color blocking on this the rose color the light pink color over here and then the white I just think this screams spring. I love this and I love that it has a pocket in the back I really like the gold accent detailing on it with the black right here and then also inside It's pretty big sized for it being a medium to small bag Now I do find at times that this bag Is a little bit small for me if I'm like going on a trip or something But every day it's just about perfect for me And then again It has the divider in the middle with the pocket the zipper pocket in the back And then the two pockets that are in the front right there that you can put other things in This is a really cute bag that I Have loved using and I love breaking it out for spring I just think it's so cute comes in a ton of colors as well And then the last one is the one that I am currently using and this one I love this bag. This is the cutest bag This bag is a really light muted purple and it has gold chains right here and then the leather straps It's not leather. I think it's a faux leather And then it has this cute buckle right up at the front that goes over the top It does have a pocket in the back as well And this is going to be hard for you to see because I have this baby chocked full Along with my divider, which I can list for you as well I love this divider was perfect for this purse This purse doesn't have any extra pockets in it or dividers in it It does have again the zipper on the back and then the two main ones that everybody comes with on this part right here But this divider works so good. The purse itself has been so much fun for me I love having buckles on my purses and even though that might seem like Something that not a lot of people like I also feel like it can be a security item Because when you do a buckle like that if you're in its grocery store Nobody's going to be able to see down into your purse because I very rarely zip my purses up I know I should but I very rarely do So this is really nice to have it also comes with a little makeup bag As well and I don't use that one because I do have my divider in there But you could use this as a separate one if you wanted to just you know run into a store You know have your credit card in there and your phone in there your keys So you could just you know take that one out, but the purse itself I definitely really love this one. This one is my favorite probably I like them all but of course this one with the purple And I just love the buckle detailing on this one. This one is so nice Now the last thing I want to share with you is this amazing Little wallet. I am so excited to have this wallet. First of all, it's not like a normal wallet It has the snap to keep it secure. It has a snap right here But look it opens all the way up and look how many cards you can fit in there You can fit a ton of cards in there and they're really secure I mean, it's not a loose wallet that they're going to come out of And I removed my driver's license from here because I didn't need everybody Knowing exactly what my address was but this is so great. I have just loved it It has the zipper pockets where you can keep your cash or your receipts I think it's really a good wallet. It's very sturdy I love that it snaps right there and then you have the added protection of it snapping again And it's very thin so you put it in your purse and this comes in I would say at least 20 to 25 colors and comes in a ton So definitely if you're somebody that has been in the market for a wallet, this one might be for you I love that since I don't carry a checkbook anymore I don't need all those pockets that you have with a regular Wallet or one that is really wide But I do need to know where all my credit cards are and if I get a smaller one I don't really I'm not really able to see where all of my credit cards or my You know, you got to have a million different cards for a million different grocery stores and drug stores and whatnot But yeah, I think that this was a really good find and I'm really excited about it too And that's it. I think that that was my last product And I hope that you did enjoy seeing all of these and what I picked up And I think that they are all so much fun. Let me know if you have any questions about any of them I will be glad to answer any of those for you in the comment section below And let me know if there are any Different amazon items that I possibly need to know about you guys influence me as much as I Influence you you know that you do and I love your product suggestions And the conversations that we get going in the comment section So hope that you're having a really great day Please give the video a thumbs up on your way out of here. Take care of yourselves. I love you very much Goodbye my friends


The cluster mission was launched in 2000 as ESA's first cornerstone project, along with SOHO. Two Russian Soyuz rockets were used to deliver two cluster spacecraft into their proper orbits by July and August of that year. The four satellites reached their final tetrahedral constellation by the end of August. The commissioning of 44 instruments was completed five months later, ensuring optimal use of their observational potential. The mission was declared operational on February 1, 2001. The main goal of the cluster mission is to study small-scale plasma structures in three dimensions in key plasma regions such as the solar wind, bow shock, magnetopause, polar cusps, magnetotail, and auroral zones. The payload consists of state-of-the-art plasma instrumentation to measure electric and magnetic fields from quasi-static up to high frequencies, and electron and ion distribution functions from energies nearly zero EV to a few MEV. The science operations are coordinated by the Joint Science Operations Center, JSOC, at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in the U.K. and implemented by the European Space Operations Center, ESOC, in Darmstadt, Germany. A network of eight national data centers has been set up for raw data processing, physical parameter production, and distribution to end-users worldwide. The latest information on the cluster mission can be found at robotic-underscore-exploration-clustered-a. This article was authored by C. P. Escobar, M. Feringer, and M. Goldstein. We are article.tv, links in the description below.


I have this watercolor paper now This is arches watercolor paper, which is a really great brand of paper. I do like their paper But this is hot press. I prefer when I watercolor to use cold press. So this isn't my favorite Finish of paper that being said I did remember I had this and I'm wondering how the Ohuhu markers will work on this Just in case I don't want it to bleed through So I'm actually this is a watercolor block. I'm not going to use it on the block I'm going to take the paper off if you haven't seen the first video where I swatched everything and I did some basic tests with the markers as far as blending and stuff is concerned and did a simple journal page I'll link that video down below and I'll link the Ohuhu website down below I do think if you're gonna Add alcohol markers to your supplies and or you want to start playing with alcohol markers These are a good affordable affordable brand with a very wide range of colors. This is just the Ka'ala Range and I mean I have two boxes of 60 Hold on. I have two boxes of 60 and two boxes of 24 and other than Black and maybe one or two of the grays being duplicated in at least three of the boxes. There's a lot of colors and Do you need all of these probably not? but You could just get one of them and I think you'd be very happy. They do have one. That's just skin tones. So if you do portraits This might be the one that you want to start with. All right, so I'm I'm gonna check the messages on my phone because of course I've decided to film so it's going off And I need to grab a pencil and I'll be right back I've been doing these illustrator Lee sort of whimsical woodland animals for My son-in-law who is going to be born son-in-law my grandson who's gonna be born in April and I Am gonna show you how I did those but also I want to try them with the Ohuhu markers So I'm gonna start with a number two pencil and I always pick an Animal and I find a live picture on the internet of them And I I live in or the state of Oregon in the United States. So I'm trying to fit Find Oregon animals today. I think we're gonna do a bear I'm gonna just take a screenshot of this because it'll be easier and Let's see Set my phone to not go to sleep Because that's really annoying auto lock never There we go, so we're gonna do this cutie and We're gonna it's not gonna be a realistic painting. We're just using him for inspiration. So in My mind his head is kind of heart-shaped so I'm going to Start with just a light sketch Try to pick out the features that identify him as a bear like that to start with Now we're gonna go over it with pen and clean it up as we go I spend a lot of time turning the paper so as not to get my hand in any wet pen Okay, that's a cute start. So now We'll erase the pencil marks hopefully without smearing the pen Too much and then normally I watercolor these oh see as I said that I smeared the pen Okay, we'll make it work. I'm gonna use the illustration tones. Is that that one? Yes I do like that that you can open the boxes and sort of flip it on its side Like this To use but then it wants to close I have this weight filled with actually beads that I use for my tripod sometimes I'm gonna put it in the lid and whether I have it like this Or like this it'll hold it. It's not gonna flip closed Alrighty, I've got a little Jar with some alcohol in it rubbing alcohol. I've got my brush. I've got one of the blender pens Let's get started and see where we can go with this. I Kind of want to do them in unusual colors The only problem is finding the color that you want Anybody see 990? Where do you where is it? Do you see oh you can't see 287 one out of this one so 660 Probably this one So we're gonna start lighter and work our way darker just like I would with water color Okay, unlike watercolor. I'm gonna do a small section at a time because Alcohol dries really fast, so I'm gonna take which is gonna make it look painterly And again, I'm a watercolorist So painterly is right up my alley No, what does that do to the page? Oh it does bleed through so I mean not really surprised, but yeah So put something there. Oh, is he perfect not by any stretch of anybody's imagination. I had some bleed through Outside of where I wanted him to be but you know what? I'm okay with it. I think he turned out cute regardless it is Does have a significant amount of bleed through but I expected that as it would be with any alcohol marker project I will probably do him again in watercolor too, but he's very cute. I Think I got Better blend with the rubbing alcohol than with a blender pen that being said it's probably just me and I need More practice.  What do you think? so get out your alcohol pens whether you do a drawing like This one or you work in a journal page. This is cute very easy anybody could do this and See what you can do with it if you have alcohol markers, especially the ohuhu markers in your stash of stuff I'd love to see what you're doing with them check out the video description for relevant links and Yeah, don't forget to like share subscribe and do something nice for yourself because you deserve it If you post something on social media with what you've done with your ohuhu markers I'd love to see it tag me in the post. That's it for right now. See you in the next video. Bye guys


Hello friends. I am Sanjay Gupta. I welcome you on Sanjay Gupta Tech School. In this video, I'm going to explain how you can multiply two matrix in C language. So before starting, I just want to share one information. If you go to detail or description of this video, you will find links of various playlist related to C programming. So you can follow them to learn programming. And now I'm going to explain the logic first, like how matrix will be multiplied. So we will take mathematical example first and then I will explain a C related pool so that you can get to know how matrix are multiplied in C language. So first time creating three matrix. So let's say this is first matrix whose name is A. These are its indexes. And I'm putting one as all. All indexes having value as one. Then this is second matrix. It is also having values as one. And its name is B. Now I'm going to draw third matrix. So this is matrix C in which we need to store all the output values. So the multiplication result will be stored inside this matrix. Now if we talk about matrix multiplication in mathematics. So what we do, we first pick this first row of first matrix and we multiply it with first column of second matrix. So it means these three ones will be multiplied with these three ones and their multiplications are added. So what will happen one into one plus one into one plus one into one. So this is multiplication of our first one and this one. Then this second multiplication is for this one and this one. This multiplication is for this one and this one. So this way first row and first column. So first row first matrix and first column of second matrix are multiplied and their multiplications are added. So finally they will make a result as three. This three will store here. Right now next time we need to pick this first row and we need to multiply it with second column and again result will be three. So it will be stored here. Then again first row of first matrix will be multiplied with third column of second matrix. So it will be three. So this way it's first row will be filled. Then again second row of first matrix will be multiplied three times first with first column then second column then third column. So three different values will be available here. So this way we multiply matrix and mathematics. So now I'm going to write a code so that through the program we will be able to identify this multiplication. So now I'm going to write that code. So I assume that you can easily read values of A and B. So I'm not writing that code which is responsible for reading through matrix. I'm just writing the multiplication code. So this is the first loop which will repeat three times. Then second loop which will also repeat three times. So here you can see two for loops are available. Now inside this second loop I'm going to start third loop. But before that I'm writing C of IJ equals to zero. So C matrix IJ index will be initialized with zero. Then I'm starting third loop which will also repeat three times. And inside this loop I'm going to write the statement which will be responsible for multiplication and addition of the. So I'm writing C of IJ equals to C of IJ plus A of IK multiplied by B of KJ. Multiplied by B of KJ. Right. And then I'm closing all these. So these are the steps which are responsible for matrix multiplication. So these three things we need to identify step by step so that you will be able to multiply two matrix. So now I'm starting from the beginning. So initially you can see I is zero. So I'm putting it here. I is zero. Then we will come to this loop J is zero. So there are three necessary two. One, two, three. So when I is zero control will be transferred to J. So it will repeat three times. When J is zero control will be transferred to K. So K will repeat three times. So when I is zero and J is zero. So K will repeat three times. Then we just need to increase J. Again K will repeat three times. Right. So before starting game here C IJ equals to zero is natural. So I will be moving these values and C index zero zero or C matrix zero zero index will be having value as zero. Now just focus on this loop. Just focus on this loop and it will repeat three times. It will repeat three times and try to maintain these indexes. So here you can remember I and J both are zero. So I will be zero three times. And here J will be zero three times. Right. Now K is zero initially. So here you can see zero zero are available. So C zero zero will be added with I K. So K is zero. So this will become a zero zero. Here also K is zero. So it is also zero zero. So A zero zero position will be multiplied with B zero zero position. So A zero zero position is this B zero zero position is this both will be multiplied and they will be added to C IJ. And C IJ means zero zero. So it is having zero. So zero plus one. So its result will be one. Now I hope you understood why I mentioned it here. Because if we don't put zero in this position, then it will be having garbage. And if we add anything in garbage, so that will also become garbage. So before starting this loop, you need to initialize this location. So K is repeated only one time. Now I'm increasing its value. So right now K is one. So see here K I K. So this time it will be zero one. And here it will be one zero. So a zero one is this B one zero B one zero is this. So first row, second element, first column, second element will be multiplied. So both will be multiplied one into one and they will be added to C IJ. So IJ both are still zero zero. So zero zero index will be added and it will become one plus one. Then again K will be implemented. So right now K is two. So this time a zero two and B two zero will be multiplied. So zero two and two zero. So one into one one. And again they will be added to C zero zero index. So this will become three and K you can see three time it is rotated. So it will terminate. Now we will move to J plus plus. Now we will move to J plus plus. So J will become one. J will become one. Come here C IJ. So I is zero. J is one. So C zero one position. So C zero one position at this and it will be zero now. And again cable start from zero again cable start from zero. So this time cable again repeat three times cable again repeat three times and what we need to do. We need to multiply this first row with the second column. So indexes for this first row will be same. So you can also see IK will be same because K will repeat three times. So it will go zero to one one to two. So it will be same but here you can see value of J is now one. So here you need to put these because value of J is one. So this time you can see a zero zero will be multiplied with B zero one. So a zero zero is this and B zero one is this. So both will be multiplied and they will be added to this position. So here also you need to put this zero one. So C zero one will be added with this result right now. Now next index is this a zero one. So a zero one is this and B one one. So B one one is this so both will be multiplied and they will be added to C zero one. So C zero one will become two then multiply these indexes zero two and two one. So a zero two it is this B two one. So B two one is this. So both will be multiplied and three will be available here. So this way again first row of first matrix is multiplied with second column of second matrix and the result is available here. Now K is repeated three times. So J will again in these. So now its value will be two. So here you need to put two. So it means these indexes are same. So again first row of first matrix will be multiplied with third column of first matrix. And the result will be three again that will be stored here. Now K is repeated three times J is also repeated three times. So this time we need to increase I as one and J and K both will start from zero. So it means this time this row will be multiplied with three columns and this these results will be calculated. So I hope this way you understood how these three loops are calculating matrix multiplication and why we have written IK multiplied by BKJ. So try to rotate all these three loops by putting their values side so that you can see at what point of time which variable is having which value so that you can calculate this. Right. So this time you saw all three matrix are having same dimension. So three by three A B is also three by three. So that's why C matrix is also having a three by three result. So this is the case where all the dimensions are same. So now if I change this dimension if I change this dimension. So let's say this is the dimension. A matrix is having a two by three. So let me erase this and create new matrix. So this one is very important. Nothing that I'm going to explain is very important. So let's say two rows and three columns. So this is a matrix and we have the matrix as three by two. So T rows and two columns. So this is our B matrix. Right. So now you need to understand that if you have different rows and columns for both the matrix that you need to first check columns of first matrix and rows of first second matrix should be same. I'm repeating it again. So first matrix is a its column values three. Second matrix is the its low values. If both are same then multiplication can be done otherwise not and the outcome of this will be this two by two. Right. Why so because this first row will be multiplied with this first form. So here you can see three elements will be available and here also three elements will be there. Right. So this first row will be multiplied with this first column and outcome will be this. So this is the matrix. So these three values will be multiplied with these three. Their addition will be stored here. Again this row will be multiplied with this column and their multiplication some will be stored here. Then this row will be multiplied with both the columns. So first it will multiply with this and result will be here. Then again this will multiply with this column and result will be available here. Right. So outcome will be two by two matrix. So if you have different row and column size for both the matrix, then you need to be a third matrix as. Right. And we have two rows. So here we need to change again. So this loop will repeat two times. And this loop will also repeat two times. But this loop will repeat three times because pay is actually multiplying the values. So it will be three times. But for first matrix, we have two rows. So it will be two times for second matrix. We have two columns. So it will also repeat two times. And the outcome will be in the case of two by two matrix. So I hope you understood both the scenarios. If we have same rows and columns for both index, both matrices, then also you can multiply two matrix. And if rows and columns are different, then you need to apply this approach that I explained. So I hope you understood both the scenarios that I explained in this video. If you want to watch more programming related videos, so you can open my channel, go to playlists. So there you will be having a variety of videos. You can also go to detail or description of this video where I have put all the links of playlist related to C language. So you can see them as well. So I hope you enjoyed this video. Thank you for watching this video.


Well, next up, Soprano, Jesse Norman. She's moved in delighted audiences the world over since her debut performance in 1969. Though known for her commanding stage presence of wild and wide repertoire, it is her uniquely expressive voice that critics and the public adore and find hard to pigeonhole. She's been honored and celebrated by just about every institution possible, including in 1997 becoming the youngest ever recipient of the very prestigious Kennedy Center Honor. She continues to astonish us with her performances which really define world class. Ladies and gentlemen, the great Jesse Norman. One's life has value, so long as one attributes value to the lives of others. By means of love, friendship, indignation, and compassion, these are the words of Simone de Beauvoir. With these words, which I would think all of us in this room have long ago taken to heart as a philosophy, as a guide to living, I wish to thank everyone of the Sackler Center First Awards for including me in this extraordinary group of amazingly accomplished women and altogether wonderful people. I am humbled by your generosity.  Rest assured, ladies and gentlemen, that I am well aware on whose broad and proud shoulders I stand in my profession and that it is simply my duty, my honor, and my privilege to hold high the banners imprinted with names that you know so well. Lentine Price, Marian Anderson, Duke Ellington, Paul Robeson, Ella Fitzgerald. The list is far longer than just these five and the responsibility to walk through the doors that they have opened so bravely and with such strength and where they, through their undeniable gifts and contributions, have thereby turned on the lights in times of discouraging darkness so that those of us lucky enough to follow them might see our way more clearly. For this, I have more gratitude and pride than is easy to express in my own words. So please allow me to use one further quotation. As this one makes my feelings this evening rather clearer, I think. The words of George Bernard Shaw. I'm sure in his heart it was a feminist. I am of the opinion that life belongs to the community and as long as I live, I shall do for it all that I can. Life is no brief candle to me but is rather a sort of splendid torch which I'm permitted to hold for a moment. And I intend to make it burn as brightly as possible before passing it on to future generations. Unquote. Understand well, ladies and gentlemen, that the ancestors had their own way of saying precisely the same thing. And it goes something like this. This little light of my shine. This little light of shine. This.


Hi everybody, Andrea Terrosi here with Dental Tutoring. Let's go over some community and special needs mock exam questions. You might be wondering why those two topics together. Well inside the VIP Board Exam Prep Academy package, we go through different topics per week and this week we just happen to be in week 10, so module 10. I provide 12 weeks, 12 modules of Board Exam Prep study practice. So if you're the type of student where you don't know when to start, how to do it, how to start preparing for the Board Exam, I help you over 12 modules that could be done over 12 weeks. Even if you have less time to take the Board Exam and you have maybe a month left, that's it, maybe not three months, then you can do let's say five modules per week. You can go through everything. It is learn at your own pace and everything is online as soon as you sign up and you have full support by me. So we have a members only Facebook group where I'm there every day. I post different lecture videos, mock exam practice videos. There's PowerPoints. You guys have everything, so it's full studying. So let me just give you guys a sneak peek inside one of our mock exam practice classes where we go over community and special needs. So I'm just going to share my screen right now for you. Can everybody see this OK? So let's go through a couple of questions together and let me know if there's any questions. This is all inside the VIP Board Exam Prep Academy. Let's go through the first one here. OK, so congrats. You have a new job as a public health dental professional. You are formulating a case study that is asking what toothpaste brand patients prefer Colgate or Crest. What are you formulating? So feel free to pause the video if you need a second to think and you don't want to hear me talking. So what are you formulating you guys here? Let me move this up a bit so you can see all of the questions. There we go. So are all of the answers. When you're a public health dental hygienist or dental assistant, you have to go through case studies. And in this case, you're doing the research to see what do patients prefer Colgate or Crest. So the first step, you're formulating something. What is it? Go into your community module if you're inside the VIP Board Exam Prep Academy course. Go inside your community module, which just happens to be module 10 or module 9. I think it's module 10. And go through the PowerPoint that I have prepared for you. That PowerPoint is meant to take the place of your textbook, meaning you don't have to read your entire textbook again. You don't have to read the community chapter again. You can just go through the PowerPoint that I've created for you on community if you're having trouble answering this question. So I'm going to move on and give you guys the answer here. So hypothesis, you have to formulate a question first. Now, a lot of people ask me, well, Andrea, why isn't it null hypothesis? Why isn't it null hypothesis? So it's just hypothesis, which means formulating a question. Because a null hypothesis means you already kind of have a negative perception, a negative statement attached to it. So you already think patients are going to prefer Colgate. So you already kind of have this negative question. You kind of think you know the answer. But hypothesis just means the question. And I've marked it down here for you two to know, well, Andrea, why wouldn't the answer be research proposal? Well, because that actually means the direct definition is the type of search used to obtain the info. We're not asking about how you get the info. We're just asking, what are you formulating? Make sense, you guys? Community is tricky, so don't feel bad if you're very confused. That's why the community module inside the Board Exam Prep Academy really helps, because I go through the community lecture class first, where I explain it to you, and then there's mock exam questions after. Let's go through one more community question, and then we'll do some special needs. So while doing your research, actually, sorry, guys, this is too similar to the last one. So let's do, ah, this one. You prefer Colgate toothpaste, but it looks like 60% of the population prefers Crest. Do you publish these results? Feel free to pause the video if you're not sure. So yes, you guys, you always publish the results. This is a common misconception of, well, you don't have to if you don't want to. Companies that are unethical will only publish results that they favor, but you're not supposed to. As a public health dental professional, you have to always publish the results whether you like them or not, okay? Kind of an easier one, but it's good to know. So let's just skip down to some special needs for you here. Let's do this one. You are the main dental assistant here. Let me move my video a bit for you. You are the main dental assistant of the practice. What role does the dental assistant have with the medically and physically compromised patient? Read through all the answers. Feel free to pause the video if you need some additional time. So what role does the dental assistant play? The dental assistant plays the role in aiding the dentist in providing treatment, serving as a source of information to the patient and family and making the patient more comfortable. It shouldn't really say just dental assistant. It should say dental professional because this is basically anybody in the dental office other than the dentist because in this case, we're talking about aiding the dentist, but that's the best answer, okay? So A is not correct because we didn't mention anything about the patient needing dentures. So why would that be the right answer? B is not correct because in a medically and physically compromised patient, what does that have to do with the front desk and oral cancer screening? We just mean in general. So they aid the dentist in providing treatment, serving as a source of information to the patient and family to rely what's happening in that appointment if the patient's family doesn't come in or they came with their brother that didn't come in or whoever and then making the patient more comfortable. It also has nothing to do with assisting the hygienist polishing and passing instruments because what does that have to do with the medically compromised patient, right? I know, tricky. So you guys, this is just a little sneak peek inside the mock exam practice that I have for my dental assisting and dental hygiene students. So there's a separate course for dental assisting the VIP board exam prep package if you're taking the dental assisting, the dental hygiene board exam and then a separate one for dental assisting if you're taking the dental assisting board exam. So have a look at dentalel.com and scroll down to the VIP packages. That's the best package you get for board exam prep. I've been doing this since 2005. I love my job, you guys. The VIP package is updated every single year sometimes even two or three times a year depending on what needs to be updated to follow the blueprint you need for that board exam. Okay, you guys, so let me help you guys. I am here to help you. I still maintain a 99.7 success rate helping students pass as of 2023. So it does change a little bit per year. The lowest I've had is 99.4% success rate of helping students pass. So that's pretty darn good. It's always 99 plus. I know I can help you guys because it's not just about you doing everything on your own, I offer full support. We have a members only Facebook group where I am there every day answering and helping. There's always mock exam practice to go over but it's also a learn at your own pace course. 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It's good boys. Welcome back to another theme team. We're coming to a close. We've got a pretty awesome one right now This is a 98 overall bucket ears theme team Complimented by EA's fan appreciation golden ticket scramble Tom Brady that is a 97 speed Tom Brady Michael Vic is only faster by one speed tier 99 throw power 99 short 95 mid They literally only gave him 95 mid because he was already so fast because in reality He should have 99 mid damn near 99 everything one of the best quarterbacks in the game. He's insane. He gets awesome abilities What could you be mad about we've got gunslinger hot row master dashing daddy roaming daddy So we're pretty much throwing lasers no matter what we're doing back there You've got five unlike Evans for red zone threat deep out elite deep in elite so anywhere deep You've got Gronk with red zone threat You got Galloway Chris Godwin the Shawn Jackson LaGuerre blunt Vita Vaya Sorry the golden ticket Vita Vaya hat back has not come out yet would have been awesome But don't worry. He's getting his own video offensive lines amazing to no one lower than a 97 and you've got warmest round You've got Mike Ulster 99 overall fullback. We haven't even talked about defense yet You've got Antoine Winfield at a 99 Juan Alexander Devon white wheel of mutt goat Levante David Shaq Barrett golden ticket Mike Evans making two appearances Rodney Barber William Goldston Warren sat Vita Vaya. I'm a consumer keep to leave he aired this year This is officially the highest overall team team we've used I don't want to say best yet because we'll see if it plays like the best I think the Ravens team team was just God tier. It was so good, but none of the teams have come this close This is a hard 99 defense if the offense was a little bit better The whole team would be a 99 overall you literally have only one player on this whole defense That's not a 99 and that's levante David amazing squad also my boy Ashton Ashton Thank you so much. Ashton was like Papa Meeks. I just want to make a theme team. What do you need? I was like honestly bucking ears might be cracked And he went ahead and made it what a go be pretty much go off with whoever we want want to get my boy Ashton a dub right now. Let's get in there boys. Oh, is that one more went to the playoffs six and two? 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There's eight yards once again Okay, we'll just hit the Garrett Blunt. Maybe Mike Evans could have been there, but we had an easy check down got to take it Bitch.  I could have been so much worse I think we look wrong here, but we'll just keep our eyes open. That's a tight window. Oh It was there, but you know what? I am gonna take my field.  All right, whatever Don't take a Mike Evans.  Oh Moe Stan He was standing up to that too. You know what? I take it back. Maybe his defense is good His office just isn't let's not get ahead of ourselves. Let's put an actual touchdown on the board Let's see it like Garrett Blunt could run. Oh two tall Jones gets off his block But he doesn't get there. Look at what breaks one six rushes 26 yards. That was a little lucky Okay, I've got a lot of scramble room here.  It's like the most touchdowns ever QB to receiver, right?  Whoa. Whoa. Okay late blitzes I'm going. He's so good 11 to 0 middles open middles open middles open. Hey. Oh, I almost stopped it third to one Oh, oh, oh, oh good throw.  I gotta learn it hat back. Oh, no Damn, he's kind of marching down the field. What happened here? I think I got ahead of myself I think he really just threw one bad pass. That's it. Come on, Devin white. Just like wheel him up, baby No, he won't throw it.  Let's go At least since we don't have golden ticket be to their half back. We can do that shake hat back corner No, but the angle route.  You had the angle I'm we might get rid of it. I don't know if I should play a playoff game for my boy. Ashton I hope you trust me my guy.  Let's do this I'm starting out with the run till the Garrett blunt hopefully goes better in last game. Hey, you know what last game We started out with negative three yards, so three is fine by me. I'm throwing that. Yes, sir What a ball.   See if he bites. Oh, he does not bite Just got to take the tough read right there. I really thought he bite Okay, sending a lot of Mike Blitz, so I think four verticals is actually gonna tear him up Just super super simple underneath to the halfback. Let's stay simple though. I don't know about this Like your blood You just don't have enough firepower right there Oh my air truck my air truck got me in trouble when I had the toddy right there go girl. Go girl. Yes, sir God this Brady's nuts. I gotta go for two. I've been going for two every single team team. I don't care if it's playoffs I still gotta do it. I'm throwing it.  Whoa That was crazy open. Is that just Tyree kill there second and four? I expect him to pass now.  Oh right side right side so open damn. He has so much time back there I mean honestly, we know he's doing we already know this is man coverage. Let's just let grunt cut Yeah, I mean if he keeps running single coverage, man, that's gonna continue to be open best case scenario We score with no time on this clock. Yeah, this is gonna be a close game. So we got it We gotta keep it close. Oh his whole team is out of position for this gonna run through Bernard Pollard for six yards clean play Oh, don't need to legera blood right there.  Yes, sir. Oh, that's the first miss throw tough. That was open crook What a catch 32 seconds and we continue to clutch up There's nine yards out of bounds clock is stopped second and two a field goal does put me up by a point Oh, there he is. Oh, no, he's on a double coverage on Gronk. This guy's got the adjustments. Good play I had Gronk. I'm just gonna go out of bounds third and goal. What about Mike Evans on a corner route It's about the only thing we haven't tried. God damn. I think I had legera blunt that time, too This guy's got me in a box. I might have something open, but this is a very tough game, but we are winning nine to eight I believe he gets ball half Needed that big hit right there because that was kind of he had a lot of daylight if I didn't get that Dylan is so open There's so many things so open Geez infinite time back there. We're not getting any rush at all. I could be a run play now.  Let's see if it goes for two though. I Covered the rowdy through last time and he's able to just walk in our d-line is his polar right now We can't get any pressure 16 and 9. I got to get another touchdown here.  Oh Don't tell me Joey Let's go and I can't be going for my two points anymore because I am trash So 16 to 16 I will take the lead. I'm not the lead. I will take the tie.  I feel pretty confident saying that Matt Ryan now has Omaha So he can see my defense against this guy. That's horrible I was just about to say he definitely knows exactly what he wants to throw already I need him to make a mistake and he is just throwing 13 for 13 250 yards three touchdowns, so it doesn't feel like a mistake is on his radar right now All right, easy throw Chris Godwin underneath We might have to go over time and just pray that I win the toss might be my best Action beautiful throw to God win and we're able to get the first first and ten the Garablont beautiful catch third and four Easy one to Gronk for ten yards 12 for 15 206 two touchdowns Gronk Let's go mean to tell Jones at the 18 yard line.  That's been me losing this game Let's go to get a bunch into the end zone if I had stopped his two-point conversions right now I'd be up by four or if I had gotten mine. I'd be up. I just I missed my two-point conversion I have a field goal and two PATs. That's the tail of the tape right now inability to convert my two-point conversions I don't think there's anything I could do about it.   Oh my god.    I didn't play perv. I played perfect I would have my two-point conversions.  Congratulations for sticking it out. All right boys. Hey, I love you guys Thank you so much for watching as always. I'll see you in the next video. Peace


Shriram, Subramanian, is coming up next. Yes, you can take over. Yeah, there's another question that I've written is that why VMware is getting into open stack? So I actually did a competitive search, why, what is the, because there's a lot of questions why VMware is getting into open stack. Because VMware is so much property right, like Microsoft. Why they're getting into open stack? Everybody loves open stack. I want to welcome Shriram Subramanian, also known as the Cloud Dawn. So look for him on Twitter, he also has a dynamite blog out there.  Thanks, Zana. Thank you so much. Welcome everybody. Good afternoon. So I'm going to, I'm going to talk a little bit about what kind of workloads we can run on open stack clouds. Kenneth, we talked a little bit about the design principles, how does your workload decide what architecture do you want and he dealt in great details about if you want to have VMware in open stack or what is VMware more suitable for. I'm going to talk in a different perspective. I'm going to not deal with infrastructure. I'm going to kind of highlight what kind of workloads that people have had success with, have had failure with running these workloads. I tried to give enough details. These details have been obtained from the open stack published user stories. Few things are confidential, few things are NDA. Wherever I'm able to mention the name of the client, I was able to approve the information. But if you need more details, if something I can talk offline, please feel free to ping me. Okay, cool. So this is kind of the adoption curve that we are seeing particularly around how enterprises are adopting open stack, right? This follows with the generic public cloud adoption. Thanks to Swarly here, I adopted this for open stack. When small players are early adopters of increasingly adopting open stack, enterprise was like waiting, okay, it's not even a real thing. I don't have to use this one. It is not going to satisfy me. Suddenly they realize, oh my God, I need to take this on and I need to go with this and you see a rapid adoption these days with. So that's what is happening with open stack world. This is for the infrastructure, though. However, when it comes to workload, right, like, what do I run with the workload? We see a different pattern here. Hey, I know everything. It's all cool. I can take my SAP workload, pre-run open stack. Oh no, that's not going to happen. Okay, maybe I can fix the infrastructure. I can fix this. I can port the application. I'm going to try now. Then I go down. I see some issues. Okay, maybe this application is not really suitable. I can't really port. Maybe I can give one more try. It goes up and down like that. Really, people realize maybe there are a few things that I can do. There are a few things I cannot do. I can run a few applications. I should not run a few applications, right? So we are kind of at a phase where we have reasonable idea about what is good, what is not good, or what is a good application to run on open stack, right? So, again, going back to the perspective here, it is not like you have a new shiny thing called open stack and you have the infrastructure and then try moving all your applications into the open stack cloud. That's not the right way to approach this one, and people have been releasing that that's not the right approach. You kind of need to take the reverse approach, right? You might have a different application. Is the open stack cloud suitable for you? So this will say what kind of applications are, what are some applications that we have had success with, and if you have those applications, then open stack is a good choice for you. If it is not, then maybe you should reconsider. So why does the choice of workload matter, right? As I said, like, if you have an Oracle app or Cobalt app that you have been running for 30 years, can we just put that in? Yeah, sure, it's going to work fine, right? Oh, it's not syncing up. That's okay. So it's kind of trying to fit. I had a nice graphic here, but it was my mistake. It didn't get synced up, so.  I know, I know. So, yeah, so I'll try one more time. Do you have the draw box folder or do you have the draw box? Apologize. I have everything here. Which one? Sorry, guys. Can I switch the screen, please? Okay. So it's kind of trying to fit a square into a round hole. If you have a wrong workload, what's going to happen is you start with an, if you have a wrong infrastructure, I mean, if you have a wrong infrastructure for your workload, for instance, if you have a highly available application that needs to be always on, OpenStrike infrastructure is not going to help you with it. So you're going to end up with unmet SLAs, which is going to show up as a degraded application performance, which is in fact, it's going to result in loss of revenue for you. Finally, you might end up finding your ID, which we don't want. But then comes like, do we have any applications which are more suitable? If so, what are they? Let's try finding out. So before we find out what are more suitable applications, I want to take you through like some use cases that we've been having since early adopters, right? Let's walk through some of the applications here. And one thing that I want to stay away is the famous pit versus kettle analogy here. I'm trying to finish this presentation with other analogy. Let me see if I can do that. Obviously, like a lot of dev tests were the first use cases. People try to play with, can they have their developer environment on OpenStrike Cloud? I'm not even talking about POC here. I'm talking about your developer environment or test environment at OpenStrike Cloud. So that's been like a favorite use case. And people have had success with it. People are still having it. Some of the early adopters, some of the early tries were like around e-commerce applications. PayPal was one of them. Mercado Library was one of them. They had their shopping cart or they had their storage back in on that one. And CERN, you would have seen a fantastic presentation of Tim this morning and you've been following from 2011. A lot of high performance applications, compute intensive applications, people have been trying on OpenStrike Cloud. And then also along this time, time frame, people went wanting to play with just Swift, right? Compute was stable. Nova was stable. And then we had a mess of quantum. And then people were still figuring out about how do we go with quantum or Nova network. But Swift was stable relatively early on. So Swift is a very common use case there. Just uses a back end either for backup or archival or just like storing large objects. So that's kind of the first wave I've seen. I've seen like for the first two or three years of OpenStrike. Then more e-commerce applications came along. People tried having compute with storage, not just the compute but with a little bit of storage that needed, right? That's when like Cisco's, for instance, Cisco's, the WebEx application is a good example. Then more backup and recovery. And then a lot of analytics, right? So when you say analytics, like you need, you have a lot of storage back end, but a lot of compute need for processing the data. So those were like second wave applications. At this point, I'm talking about like 20, 30 and early 20, 30 and 20, 40 time frame. We saw some more production workloads moving into OpenStrike. We have had use cases, demos are on the OpenStrike summits. Some of them POCs, some of them production. But we've seen some increased adoption at that point there. Around this time frame, people also tried, okay, I need to have OpenStrike, but I'm not really sure. I don't care about the workload. I'm just going to try porting. I've had an app running for 30 years. Maybe I can move that. No, you can't do that. You can't do that. So we will see why we can't do that a little bit. Can't a little bit talk before about that. But you know, people had failure in this one. Then people start talking about, okay, net new applications, kind of a unicorn here, and this is a French unicorn. So you see Eiffel Tower on him or her. So what are these applications, right? These are elastic, nearly stateless, are stateless applications. They are consisting of compostable services, and they are designed for failure. So they don't rely on having a highly available infrastructure. They don't expect VMs or compute to be always on. If something goes, they can kind of heal themselves. So do they even exist? Can we even get too close to them? We'll figure out. But what has been realistic is that at least some of the real production workload that you are seeing across different clients, different customers, is that it's not like one set of infrastructure they have. It's a combination of this infrastructure. Part open stack, part something else. Could be bare metal, could be virtualized, could be VMware, could be something else, right? But what is running on open stack is tends to be this net new applications, elastic, scalable, replaceable. Whatever you don't want to run on, which is not always on your COBOL app, CRM app, whatever app that you have been running doing it, it's not even worth trying to port it. Just let it run. Yes, you will have the problem of having two different infrastructure, two different paints, but you always had that. Just that it doesn't make sense. Maybe it doesn't make sense to have multiple environments, but when you compare it with system admins, ease of life, whether it's not losing your productivity or losing your ROI by the choice of wrong application, wrong infrastructure, that doesn't make sense either. So this at least will give you the application that you have been running, their ROI, their lifecycle, everything, their SLAs, they are being maintained, but it's a little bit difficult for you, but at least this is something that is working. So we talked a little bit about what was happening in the open stack user space. Now we will try to highlight what has been really published or successful use case, right? So we talked a little bit about e-commerce before and more than one summit we have seen this talking about. So PayPal, eBay, their internal private cloud is using open stack and they have had success running their shopping cart applications, whatever you see in your PayPal site, the shopping cart, they have had success in running on open stack cloud. I mentioned about Mercado Libre before, they are the largest e-commerce space in Brazil. They've had success storing, using open stack Swift for their objects, as an object store, storing their images of all their products and they've had success running terabytes of data in their back end. I'm not very sure if they use the compute for that, I mean, run any of their applications, compute applications on open stack back end, but this is what I can confirm. And we have had HPC high performance computing applications, a lot of compute, tons and tons of compute node, again and again, like we said, soon has been like a pet or a postage child for open stack. This is like one of the most recent data, right? Like they have more than 1,300 servers running with more than 13,000 cores. Applications for FISA set, all compute intensive applications used by FISA across the world. That's one great example. The other compute intensive application is from Ergon National Lab. They had the compute for bioinformatics applications. This is an ANL lab, but the applications that they're running were bioinformatics and some genomic processing applications, right? Again, this goes back to compute with little or less storage requirement. Then comes the big data analytics, right? This is, many have had success with small start-ups. You're going to say a little bit more about a large auto manufacturer also using this one. Why is it very helpful is you get a, you need map-reduced job, which is elastic by nature, right? So they are a very good fit for, sorry, the open stack compute is a very good fit for such elastic compute requirements. You need a lot of storage to store your data, and Swift is a very good fit for that one. Again, you might need to run some custom applications to analyze the data, or you might do some reporting, which is, which can be, we can be highly on, but they don't have to be like, they are not like as highly on as like SAP, or CRM, or ERP applications. So big open stack infrastructure fits nicely with such an application requirement. Many, many have had success with this one, which is, which follows the paradigm of elastic compute with lots of storage. Then comes the financial applications. If you look at financial applications, they tend to be compute intensive. They may require, they may or may not require a lot of storage, but we have had success with at least one big financial applications company. They use the internal private cloud for hosting their financial applications. They've had applications, like legacy applications, they're not having, they're not running the legacy applications on this private cloud, but whatever they could port over, whatever they could rewrite for open stack cloud, they've had success running that one, but their final setup would look like having a combination of both ported over and legacy applications. The other important reason for financial providers to choose open stack or internal private cloud data sovereignty, their data remains in their data center, whether it's Swift or mostly Swift, so it's gonna stay in the data center, so that gives them a control over where their data is residing and so it makes a very good use case for open stack. Then comes the healthcare. We saw a couple of them under ANL. We have had at least more than one healthcare service provider using open stack for their competency workloads. These workloads tend to be either informatics or genomic workloads. Again, these are compute intensive workloads. They tend to have some storage needs, but they are mostly compute intensive. Then comes the automation. This is not the cool BMW demo that we saw yesterday and today. I'm gonna talk about one of the top 10 auto manufacturer. They have a published use case under the open stack site, so what they did was they wanted to evaluate open stack cloud for their application need. They were having telematics application running. They need to have in-car applications running, all of them feeding data into the Hadoop backend and they use Hadoop for processing that. Again, they have a reporting infrastructure for getting nice reports out of this. They were comparing VMware versus other infrastructure, sorry, open stack versus other infrastructure. Open stack tended to be cost effective and working in case of their POC. You can go to openstack.org slash use cases and find more information about this use case. Of course, BMW. Then comes the category of telecom applications. Telecom providers have been early adopters, one of the early adopters of open stack. They've used more than one, sorry, more than a handful of telecom adopters, telecom service providers have been using open stack, not just in the US region, APAC, European region too. Their applications tend to be running their services and more importantly, they run internal marketplace for their telecom ISPs. If their ISPs have a specific workload of Swift application, a web application or Java application, these workloads tend to run on marketplace and that marketplace runs on open stack cloud. Another use case that, another successful workload was a mobile application development platform. So if you're developing a mobile application, you probably use an SDK like an Android SDK or Windows Phone SDK if you're one of those minority developers, right? So if you want to host that development platform, at least one service provider had success in hosting that application development platform on open stack infrastructure. The other category that we have had success with is media. Again, media needs to store a lot, the use case here is using, storing a large amount of data. Swift falls nicely into that one. Some media, some animation companies have had success with running their animation compute workloads. So animation workloads, which are compute intensive on open stack cloud. Kind of summarize the workloads that we have seen are either compute intensive or compute intensive with manual storage or large storage. So these are all like some of the workloads that people have had success on open stack, running on open stack. So what does it tell you, and also we also some workloads that people didn't have success with, right? So what does it tell you? So kind of reiterating what Kenneth was making earlier and then use your application, let the application decide what infrastructure that you need. Do not go behind a shiny object in the VMware open stack, right? What do you have, make a decision based on the application that you need to run? These are scalable, elastic, replaceable, compostable applications at least close to that one, then choose open stack. If they are highly on or if they need to be, you have a 0.99 SLA or you need to be always on, then you need to choose VMware or bare metal. Having said that, there are some ISVs that are providing solutions to make your applications highly available. You might see them in the marketplace today. So if you want to have those solutions, yes, maybe then you can consider running highly available or highly SLA applications on open stack cloud. Until then, if you do not have those applications, you may want to consider some other options. The other thing that you want to consider is that it's not just the application, it's just not the cost. What is your paradigm? What is your process? How is your IT operating? The big difference is the agility that open stack cloud is going to give you. If you are used to having your provisioning taking one month or two months, now you are going to get it in less than a day. That's a big change. You might have internal politics, you might have internal conflict, you might have internal problems with your IT doing that one, but you need to resolve that. Look at that. It is a tool to make you work more effectively, but it comes with internal conflicts. It changes the paradigm. So be prepared for that one. Work on that so it is not just infrastructure, it is a combination of infrastructure, your people, your processes. Consider them all together. Cost is just one aspect. Free doesn't make it really free. Free doesn't make it really inexpensive. Your total cost, your TCO could still be higher. So don't make that as a primary criteria. So these are the top three best practices that I would suggest if you want to consider open stack cloud. If you have any more questions, please, you can ask me now or you can find me offline. One final thing is that there are good use cases published on the openstack.overd site. Look at the super user cases. You can reach it to the community. The community is very helpful. I'll do a Google search. Any questions? Thank you.


Hello all and welcome to the session. Today the question is construct a triangle ABC in which BC is equal to 5.4 centimeters and the B is equal to 60 degrees and AB is equal to 4.5 centimeters. Draw the in circle of triangle ABC. Now, let me start with the solution. First of all, we will make a rough diagram of triangle ABC in which BC is equal to 5.4 centimeters, AB is equal to 4.5 centimeters and angle B is equal to 60 degrees. Now, we will start with the steps of construction. In the first step, we will draw line segment BC is equal to 5.4 centimeters. As you can see here, we have drawn a line segment BC is equal to 5.4 centimeters. Now, in the second step, construct a angle CBX is equal to 60 degrees. Here, we have constructed an angle CBX, which is equal to 60 degrees. Now, in the third step, with B as center and radius 4.5 centimeters, draw an arc cutting the rail BX at the point A. Now, you can see here, we have drawn the B as center and arc of 4.5 centimeters, which is cutting the rail BX at the point A. Now, in the fourth step, drawing AC and by drawing AC, we can see here, we are cutting the triangle ABC, which is the required triangle. So, therefore, triangle ABC is the required triangle. Now, in the next step, draw BE and CA by sectors of angle B and angle C respectively, meeting each other at O. Now, you can see here, we have drawn the bisector of angle B as BE and bisector of angle C as CF and these two are meeting at point O. And now, draw OL perpendicular to BC. You can see here, we have drawn OL perpendicular to BC. Now, in the next step, with O as center and OL as radius, draw a circle Now, you can see here, with O as center and radius S OL, we have drawn a circle, which is touching all three sides of the triangle and this circle is called the in-circle of the triangle ABC. Therefore, this is the in-circle of the triangle ABC. So, this is the required construction and that's all for this session. Hope you all have enjoyed this session.


Did you know that Aldi now offers curbside pick-up and delivery? Either njrude22.com here with another kind of supermarket chat. We used to do it every week. We'd talk about the flyers that we got in the mail or wherever they came. And we haven't done that in a while because it was pointless because all we did was tell you how bad most of the food you buy at a supermarket is or was. So, but today we're going to talk about Aldi. Aldi is one of my favorite supermarkets around because they are affordable. They're common sense. They run a lean operation. They don't have eight billion people. I think they have three employees on staff at all times. And that's pretty amazing. They work really hard. And I heard the working conditions weren't that great, but the pay is better. So it's a little bit of a challenge for these. They're mostly young people that work there. It seems like maybe it teaches them a lesson about hard work and efficiency. When this whole crisis started, they didn't have a curbside pickup or delivery. You had to go to the store. And I guess they figured out after five months or so that they can partner up with Instacart. And it's very interesting because Aldi, we found that had this pickup was in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, and there was no charge for the pickup. Like shop right charges five dollars to pick up your food. And I think given other Aldi's across the country might charge I think a little Amiga fee like two bucks, $1.99. I didn't know what to expect. I never used the Instacart. Instacart is the app or the company that handles the ordering process for Aldi. I didn't know what to expect. I'm thinking it was going to be a little bit of a hassle. I mean, like the online shopping we've done at other other supermarkets has been a little bit iffy, especially in the beginning. Shop right was was horrible. And it's up standard because it's hard to find the things you want. And the search results aren't that great. I did my first order back in September with Aldi. It was extremely accurate. It was it found almost everything I was looking for. It wasn't hard to find anything. The search results were very accurate as far as I was concerned, or at least compared to the other online shopping options. We're very happy, actually, because we like Aldi a lot because we have a several go to products that we use for our house here, at least me in particular, is I mean, I love their instant coffee. It's like two ninety two dollars and ninety cents for like a hundred and twenty cups of coffee. And once you get used to it, you won't really miss your your twelve dollar lattes and all these other fancy things they convince you to believe. But they also have very low priced heavy cream. I'm sure it's made by some common company. I think Walmart also has very affordable heavy cream. They taste identical to me. And they also have very good paper towels at Aldi and budget friendly baby products. They don't sell alcohol at these Aldi's in New Jersey. But I really think it was it was a nice experience. It was a very nice experience to pick up and the Instacart app is really quite user friendly. I hate to to embrace technology like this, but it was it was surprisingly well done. So that's it. I think you should check out Aldi. And if you have one near you, they're not too many in New Jersey or at least where we are in the central stretches. I think a handful three four. So that's it. Try it out. Give it a give it a shot. If you live in PA, New Jersey or New York or wherever, wherever you can find one, I highly recommend it. And we'll talk maybe a little bit more in the future about what products we probably don't recommend from Aldi and what which are our gold standard in general. So that's it. Have a nice day.


So what if I told you that boxing actually has kata now I can feel the comment section already heating up Oh, and guess what MMA has it to ring that bell. Let's do this Art of one dojo aims to honor the legacy of the Martial Arts in this effort We have released our forefather series featuring newly remastered portraits and philosophies of some of history's most iconic grandmasters Visit us at art of one dojo calm and help us continue to build the martial arts community and to commemorate those who laid the foundation before us The topic of kata is often a contentious battleground between contemporary martial artists and traditional martial artists kata is very much prevalent in traditional martial arts as part of the curriculum while modern competitive schools and MMA enthusiasts Brush it off as play dance dribble when we did our origin of American Kempo episode a comment was made of the quated shadowbox in the kata And boy did that light up our discussions So today I'm going to challenge the perception of kata's significance in the modern landscape of the martial arts first We're going to set the definition and boundaries of what we're referring to as kata Then we're going to look at some examples and finally show how all the supplies to all arts and disciplines even MMA So to be blunt kata does have a purpose and a place in martial arts It might not have a place in your specific training But I'm willing to bet it does so without some of you even realizing it kata are sequences of pre-choreograph motions performed by a solo Practitioner the word kata itself means for now There are three general classifications the kata. There's kata used for demonstration Which is often used to market schools and wow a crowd Then there's kata use in tournaments which demonstrate specific technical criteria for competition And then there's true kata taught as part of a self-defense curriculum Yes kata is part of self-defense instruction and application and this is the aspect We're going to be focusing on so what is the kata a kata is a sequential analysis of moves that pertain to a central theme That often explores a broad stroke of that theme the ideas and concepts presented in these sequences Directly correlate to extractable information that can be applied to self-defense Now before we talk about how this applies to boxing. Let's look at some examples of this Okinawan kata have a lot of thematic central ideas Shishu-chan kata focuses on directionality in attacking in four different angles So you can is a kata that centers on grabbing and pulling an opponent Then we've got Japanese kata such as those found in shodokan And they often use the forms to introduce new techniques and new power principles to students American Kempo forms are split into different categories, but typically they introduce and they set definitions for specific motions Or they show grafting of techniques that are grouped together based on categorized attacks. In some traditional combat jiu-jitsu There's what's called tai sabaki or body movement Now we use those movements to demonstrate the different paths We can step to for defense and each form focuses on different counter moves such as punches kicks throws submissions So what is a kata? It's basically this Just a textbook Imagine that you are learning law and you have a set of textbooks now one particular chapter may focus on a historical case Now the chances of you encountering circumstances laws broken objections made and rulings given of this exact case are Almost zero percent. However from those case studies, you can see defensive arguments You could use contextual based circumstances and how they're presented You can see reactions from imposing counsel and you can learn a deeper understanding of how the law and legal process works Ideas that you can extract from these case studies so that you can apply them in your own trials a Kata is a textbook that features a case study, but imagined hundreds of years ago Students didn't have textbooks instead their reference manuals were sequentially memorized motions that included thematic material for practice It is believed in many original Okinawan kata that these were actually a collection of two person sparring drills and fighting combinations You know attacks the defensive drills, but then the attacker portion was removed so that a student could practice the defensive portion on their own Studying the motions analyzing the relationship between them and formulating their own case studies that can be applied in combat This is why there is often so much effort in bunkai or the study of these forms There is a lot of meat to pick off of these bones. So now how did that apply to boxing? Is shadow boxing the form of kata? Well, in my opinion. Yes, you know It does fulfill much of what a kata does They are a sequence of related motions that a practitioner repeats in order to study and improve that precision and the Execution of each technique applied. The difference is shadow boxing isn't typically pre-choreographed It's usually spontaneous and organic. So you could sort of look at it as a sort of fluid or free-form kata However, there are a lot of drills boxers use to learn and practice motions Imagine a drill in which a beginning boxer learns the basic punches, you know first a jab then the cross then expanded into hooks And eventually into longer combinations The student can now learn these sequences and practice them at home on their own Repeat the actions until they get comfortable and more precise with the motions. That's essentially a kata Central concept of fundamental punches practice in a sequence and solo practice for the purpose of defining and refining those techniques This is a kata in every definition of the word It's just a textbook emotion nothing more than a reference manual So then we can now apply the same logic to MMA which actually lent itself more to this model MMA has a much wider combination of disciplines and a larger repertoire of techniques If you have a series of counters and takedown moves as part of your curriculum that you practice and you run through them on your Own in a sequence. That's a kata in every way shape or form. That is a kata I think where a lot of people get hung up on the notion of kata being nothing more than the dances Well one there are forms that are just for show and demonstration They have little use outside of a tournament and or just put on a little bit of razzle-dazzle Two we also have a lot of kata from the traditional arts where the meaning and analysis movements or bunkai have been lost to time And they may exist in different different versions across different arts across the world So when it comes down to it if we can look at it as a technical instruction manual or a textbook written in motion And I think a lot of us can agree that the kata is just like anything else in the martial arts It's a tool. It's not a good tool. It's not a bad tool It's just another learning instrument and it's most effective when you understand how you can extract information presented in it Now we cover this a little bit deeper in regards Okinawa kata in our history of Gojiriyu episode and Sensei Toguchi who set out to establish the secret rules of kata Which I think is highly relevant to today's discussion and how kata relates to the martial arts of today's modern landscape


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