Look, I like a good autism joke as much as the next Joe, but at what point does it turn into an outright insult? Gamers, youtubers, streamers, pretty much in any online forum or group in the mainstream seem to be using autism as an insult or using autism as an insult in a very incorrect and stereotypical way. Um, if you disagree, you're either autistic or an incel or both, which means you're right wing.   I realize that in our current climate, the art of comedy, the art of jokes, seems to be under threat and a lot of people online seem to be talking about that said threat. I'm very much personally in the camp of, you know, jokes are good, comedians are great, if you don't like them, obviously don't listen to them. I think nowadays the line is somewhat blurred, some people seem to be using comedy as sort of a proxy for not necessarily taking accountability for the things that they say, but I feel like that's a very large minority of individuals. And as I said, I love a good autism joke. I love humor, I quite frequently use very sort of on the nose, perhaps cutting edge kind of humor that or even how how would people say it nowadays, edgy, edgy humor. Within my own sort of family and frame groups and it's kind of understood that it's a joke and all that, but when it comes to online, it's a little bit different. I like a good joke, but only when it makes sense and it isn't just a proxy for saying something as stupid, silly or immature. Or even a placeholder for more inflammatory terms that people have understood as not a good thing to say, like the R word. Let's dive into some of the ways mainstream online communities use autism negatively, but also diving into the ways people may make more accurate jokes if they really, really, really wanted to. It's okay, but normally you would not be going 65 down the wrong way over one way streets. I think this is a pretty simple one to start on. It's probably the most used form of autism in the mainstream circles. It is an insult. Someone does something strange, you call them autistic. You're annoyed at someone you call them autistic.  It's a very sort of casual way of using something that is a part of many people's identities as human beings. A registered disability even for jokes, for sort of another way of expanding your vocabulary. I feel like this is a pretty easy one to convince people of, like, not using it in this context. Because you're generally using autism as a negative thing, which it necessarily is not always the case. The absolutely butchered that sentence, just like your mama. That sounds awful. I would never butch you, mother. It's disgusting, even. Another way that autism may be used is to describe doing something incorrectly, doing something wrong.   It doesn't really make sense because if you were autistic, you would probably have a pretty large interest in that game and try to perfect it and try to learn the ins and outs of it. So stereotypically, it should be more used in the context of doing something almost to a T, almost perfectly. Rather than doing something correctly. This is kind of playing a little bit to the stereotypes of autism, in that sense, yes, I understand. But in terms of general autism statements, I feel like it's a little bit more true to go with the latter rather than the former. I mean, just go and talk to an autistic person about something that they're interested in.   Oh, I've got something about that. Oh, oh, something in my eye seems to have gone. Probably no, it's probably going to come back as I continue to blink. Or as I say, yes, autistic people are more likely to be the type of person to understand all the law behind a certain game, to understand all the content creation, you know, they might play the game whilst listening to a YouTuber who's talking about the history of the game or a specific kind of complex technique that you can use in said game. Autistic people are much more likely to do that rather than just kind of haphazardly play a game and do it badly and do it incorrectly. It's also used to describe weirdness, to describe an eccentric individual. Someone who does not particularly follow the norms in terms of fashion, in terms of speaking, in terms of personality, someone that you can kind of point out and go that, you know, that's an odd person. Interesting. Yeah, I like it this way.  I think we can definitely be different. And I would argue more often than not, we do tend to be quite different from the average person because we've got a different brain, different neurodivergency and such. But it's always phrased as a bad thing. You know, it's never necessarily phrased as someone being eccentric or weird in a good way. It's always used in the negative. Like, that person's weird. Like, I want to stay away from them. Not necessarily, oh, that person's strange. This, but this is weird. This is unique. I like this. It's a subtle kind of difference in the way that people use it. And it just seemed like with a lot of these points that I'm listing off, it's generally a negative thing. Like it's used in a negative way. Being autistic is cool and quirky and different. And nobody wants to be normal. So why is both being weird and being normal equally a bad thing? It doesn't make any sense. Tell me why that makes sense. Is it just because it's the extremes of each, the extremes of normality, the extremes of difference? What is it exactly? Or is it just dependent on whether someone considers themselves to be normal and regular, talking about someone who's eccentric, or somebody eccentric talking about someone who's regular? Who knows? The internet is very strange. Autism is also used to describe somebody who is particularly nerdy or geeky. Somebody who kind of likes playing board games and card games and likes computer tech. Doesn't go outside and get sunlight very regularly. Somebody who's kind of in their own world doesn't really date, doesn't, you know, has a very sort of tightly knit friend group.  It's a part of their daily routine to research into each different separate aspects of a particular fictional world. Whilst this might be an accurate characterization on one hand for some people, it's very much overrepresented in the creators that you see online because I think there's a lot of people out there who do like and enjoy things which aren't necessarily nerdy or geeky. I think the majority of people probably don't look geeky or nerdy. I think most people just look normal in a sense.  You know what I mean. I'm just, I'm struggling to find another more socially accepted term. Just being a part of the autistic community and seeing sort of the crossover with other said communities within like sort of the LGBT kind of diversity disability advocacy kind of communities that autism is a part of. You may get an idea of what exactly autistic people are like, but you're not necessarily getting the full picture there. That is a portion of people, of course, and autistic people vary just as much from people who aren't neurotypical from each other as well.  Just saying like all autistic people are like calling nerdy, geeky people autistic. I think does people deserve this? I don't necessarily see that as like a bad thing. Of course, like, doesn't get so cool.  You know, it's not representative. It's the same thing about autistic people being good at maths. Calling something autistic just because it's a bit kind of niche, and a bit kind of gecky, gecky. Geardy. It's a new term there. Geardy. Are you a geard? I think I might be a geard. I don't even know what that means, but it sounds almost as peculiar as you look. This can be all solved by just looking at who exactly the world's strongest man is. Tom Stolman. Where's he like, 6'4", 6'9", jacked out of his mind, world's strongest man. Also autistic. Just pointing that out there. BJJ, world champion, although he might not, may look a bit more stereotypically geeky, that Mikey Musineski, I can't remember the, how to pronounce the last name. Obviously looks a bit kind of nerdy and geeky, but is an absolute machine, an absolute combat psychopath, when it comes to Brazilian jiu-jitsu. You've got to remember that these characterizations, these are very much stereotypes, and they're not representative of every single individual out there. So let's talk about some of the correct uses, and I do want to put a big stamp, a big caveat to this. I'd probably try to avoid this in the online spaces, just in general, if you're not a comedian. If you really want to make autism jokes, I'd highly recommend you kind of stick to these things, just because they make sense, and they're actually funny to me when people use them. Really depends, you know, if someone's using it as like an insult, it's kind of like, oh, if someone's kind of just labeling something as autistic, so it makes sense. It's kind of funny, you know, it makes sense. I can appreciate a good joke, if it makes sense. The Thomas police is coming through, everybody move out of the way, he's scarring through YouTube, ready to lay down some very polite corrections. I understand, I get it. Like, I was once sort of using terms very flippantly, because it was just kind of part of the culture.  People have sort of moved on from that, and so it's a little bit childish, and I'm hoping that perhaps in time, autism will also receive the same treatment. Because it's not okay, it's not good. Come on, you're not even putting any effort into making jokes. So let's look at some ways that you can use it more intelligently. Doing something repetitive for long periods of time. A particular game comes to mind that I very much enjoy, and I do love my repetition indeed. RuneScape, the act of skilling. Some people take this idea of skilling, sort of gaining experience in the most optimum way possible, to a very extreme degree, which requires them to basically click in time to a metronome. Look at the tick counter on the bottom. You start the three tick action, plus click the rock one step away in the same tick. Tick number two, your character will start knife logging, plus move at the same time. Tick three, you'll get your rock and it will reset. In order to like harvest resources at an ungodly speed. Using tick manipulation for gem mining, connect up to 120k an hour XP or 1.3 mil GP. I've tried it, I can't be bothered with that stuff. I prefer to just let my character just click on a tree and let it just like chop down, you know, sit back, relax, watch a YouTube video. On the topic of kind of inside knowledge, sort of specialized techniques, researching and understanding fringe topics in detail that people don't really know about. For example, one for myself. I know a lot about mosquitoes. You want to ask me a question about mosquitoes? I can probably give you a good old answer to that. You want to know about the different segments of a mosquito, guys? But I think that's important, because this is something that we do tend to do. We do tend to get very, very kind of somewhat obsessed, somewhat kind of focused on one particular thing and learning every single thing about that thing. We can't just watch the TV show. We have to watch documentary length YouTube videos on dissections of said movie or episode and comparison videos on which episode is the best and why and all sorts of different things. If you're autistic, it's probably going to fill up your entire day to some degree. There's going to be some aspect of that interest in your life and you're just going to over time accumulate so much knowledge sort of around this very niche topic. So it makes sense if you call someone autistic because they've been researching and understanding a very fringe topic in very extreme detail. There is also an aspect of being a little bit socially awkward, bits of offbeat, misunderstanding social things, large parts of it in terms of like the medical literature is around social communication. So something's kind of a bit awkward. I guess you could call them autistic, but I mean, to be honest, thinking about it, I can't really imagine a situation where that's not being used as a form of insult like to someone. I mean, if suppose if you're talking about yourself, you know, you could say like, oh man, I'm just really not good with girls.  Our pupils are doing a dance together, locked in. I just lose words. I just can't speak. Bit sheepish, like, yeah, it doesn't work, does it? Maybe I'll remove that one. I'll leave it in just to see you seeing me trying to think of ways to give people more accurate jokes, even though I don't want them to. Another probably apt way of using autism is when you don't understand someone's sarcasm. Makes sense, autistic people tend to struggle with sarcasm just because it's related to a lot of indirect behavior, the tonality of how you say things, the contacts, the body language, the facial expressions that you make and obviously it's very dependent individual to individual and not everybody always understands when someone's being sarcastic, but a lot of autistic people tend to find it quite hard. So maybe in situations where you just don't like large groups or noisy environments, I actually may use that. I think that's something that a lot of people can empathize with. It's noisy, busy places. Man, I can't go for like five seconds without someone brushing against me. It's incredibly disturbing. I hate it. Noisy environments obviously due to sensory differences. A lot of us have auditory hypersensitivity. Makes sense. You could use it in that case. And also if you are very, very stuck in your ways, not stuck in your way, stuck to a routine whereby everyone kind of has to kind of craft themselves around your routine.  You know, you have a very stable routine in terms of eating, in terms of going to the gym, in terms of sleeping. 8 o'clock in the morning, I'll have fish and a rice cake. But 10 o'clock, I'll have fish. But 12 o'clock, I'll have fish and a rice cake. Kind of makes a little bit sense. Well, these are some of the ways that you could use autism. And I'm not saying that these are like free passes and just use them. But I'd really encourage you if you really, really, really, really, really like losing the word autism. And you just don't want to stop using it, even though you are talking about a protected group of individuals who have in law a disability. You could try and use it a little bit more intelligently and not sort of propagate using it as an insult or using it incorrectly. At least do that. At least do that for me.  Just, I'll give you a cup of sugar, okay? Give you a little sweetie. Give you a little sweetie. Would you like a toffee? So I hope you have enjoyed this video. And if you want to, please consider subscribing, liking, do all of that YouTube, your East stuff. I have memberships if you want to check out.  I'm just, I'm just so brilliant.  I hear from everybody at all the time, really.  I don't, I don't know how you do it. You know, it's, it's taken a while to get to this point. It takes a lot of diligence, hard work, you know. Anyone can do it, you know, being, being that humble. See you on the flip side on the autism side. Ka-cha-ho.


Right, so hello everyone. Welcome to the last talk of the day, I think, before the keynotes start. I'm Justin Carter. This is Xu Xiaogao. I let him introduce me because he can say my Chinese name perfectly. I didn't know that. I just make some kind of noise and it seems to be the right thing. Anyway, we work with Stark and Wayne. We're a consulting company. We help people be successful with Cloud Foundry and very important, I think this one is working too, and a very important part of the Cloud Foundry experience of course is service brokers and as some of you may know service brokers is also quite a strong pain point or can be quite a strong pain point when it comes to deployment of lifecycle management. So over the years helping our clients, we've had a few issues, you know, and today now we're going to introduce a few small tools that offer solutions to some of the problems. One of these tools is a piece of software called CF Containers Broker created originally by the Dr. Nick and Ferdy who are both members of the Stark and Wayne team and quite prominent in the in our community. Basically CF Containers Brokers allows you deploy anything as a service on Cloud Foundry via running Docker containers as services. So when a service request comes in through the API to create an instance, what you'll get in the end is a Docker container. And this is nice because we get to use the benefits of other communities, services that may be running in Docker containers today can be used in the Cloud Foundry ecosystem. And we don't need to know all the details of how to package the service up via Bosch, even though we all love doing that, right? No, we don't. So CF Containers Brokers is kind of a good way to go. Here's an example manifest that when we deploy CF Containers Broker, you kind of describe what the service and the plan is that you want to provide and what Docker container should come up when CF Containers Broker is asked to create a service. So in summary, we deploy the broker via Bosch, we register the broker with Cloud Foundry, and we get Docker images as a service. Great. Super, right? So taking PostgreSQL in Docker as an example, you can create service brokers, service instances, and they will come up on the VM. But there is a problem. What is the problem? Well, you can create another instance, another instance, and eventually the VM starts filling up, you have a lot of containers running on the VM, and boom, you have no elasticity. So you basically get the full box of cats situation. So this is one issue that we're dealing with. And we, Dr. Nick, again, our founder, has hacked together, no, created a brilliant solution for this problem, which is basically Subway. And the idea behind Subway is that it is a multiplexing service broker. It acts as a proxy and allows you to scale out your backend brokers. So you get into this kind of situation. So basically, you're deploying a number of service brokers that could be CF Containers Broker, but there are other examples of brokers that have this issue that they're constrained to one node and don't have the elasticity that's necessary for production workloads. And you put Subway in front of them and register Subway with the cloud controller. So that way, when cloud controller talks to Subway, it is able to, you know, apply, put the instance onto one of the number of resources that it has available. Take a bit of breath and let's have a look how this actually works. So CF Create Service, what is actually going to happen is the cloud controller will talk to Subway. Subway will pick one of the backends and basically try to create a service on that backend. And this may or may not work. For example, if it turns out this happens to be one of the brokers that's already full, it might decline to create the instance on this particular VM. So Subway will just fail over and ask the next VM, the next backend, well, can you create it for me? And if this works, then the request will get passed back to Subway successfully and that will get passed back to cloud controller. So the end user doesn't know or doesn't have to deal with this experience of a VM blowing up. It's transparent and the service will be created successfully. And something particularly interesting I find about this Subway proxying approach is that you have a component in the middle that is being called with the exact same API that it calls out with. So the software is very thin because you don't need any translation of the requests. All right, let's have a look at the bind service example. Basically it works the same way. Cloud controller will ask Subway, give me a binding for a specific service and Subway is completely stateless. So at this point it doesn't really know what VM the service will be located on. So it'll go out and ask, hey, can you bind to the service, passing in the service ID? And maybe the answer will be no, I can't because I don't know about the service. So no problem, Subway asks the next one, can you bind the service? And once again, when the answer comes back successfully, the end user knows nothing about the failover that happened in the back end and they get serviced. And after binding, the application gets credentials that talk straight to the back end and doesn't have to go through Subway. So there's no extra latency or something when the real connections are happening. And delete service, basically the same thing you can understand. We ask, are you there? Can you do it? Yeah, this guy can do it. No problem. All right. So now we've talked a bit about Subway, how it works, what it's useful for. And I'll hand over to Xu Zhang to give a little demonstration on how to deploy it. Okay. Oh, this mic is still too high, I wear high heels. So I'm going to do this. Before I continue, I have a simple question. Could you please raise your hand if you speak German? Oh, okay. Thank you. Okay, you will know later why I asked that question. So I will share with you how to deploy the Subway broker first. Then I will give you a demo. So we provide two options to deploy the Subway. First, I guess you already can guess or we can deploy it through Bosch because we can deploy everything in the CF word with Bosch. I hope I pronounced the Bosch correctly. But you know what I'm saying. So use Bosch to deploy the Subway is very simple. I will share with you the simple steps later. The second option we provide, actually, you can push Subway as an app. The reason behind it is very simple. We all know that CF is very good for running apps. So we can think of and provide this. Not a way, actually, it's not unique. It's nice to have this option. So first, I'm going through how we use Bosch to deploy it. Certainly, you will clone the repo from our GitHub. Then you will configure your broker. After that, you can make manifest and deploy. After that, you can register it in a way which you register any other service brokers. So this is the repo for CF Subway Bosch release. It's in the GitHub open source. Cloud Foundry community is an account.NIC created. So basically, we put lots of our good ideas project in this account. So if you go to explore there, I promise you will find something useful. So after you clone this, configure your broker actually is very simple. You only have two things you need to configure. One is the back end broker. As Justin pointed out earlier, if you recall the picture here, okay. See, behind the Subway you have several multiple back end brokers. So the configure here, you just need to specify the URL for the back end broker. You do the user password and either IP or URL. The second part is about the service broker itself. You need a part you need to listen on. You need the username on the password you need to use when you register to CF. So this is very simple. After that, in the repo, actually, there is a script called make manifest. So when you run this script, it will automatically generate a manifest for you. Walden here is I give this example because I deployed on my local laptop in Bosch Lite. So that's why this is Walden. But certainly if you deploy it in, let's say, AWS or Whisperer, you can specify the different parameter generated manifest that way. The temp, my broker is just the file we configured earlier.  You simply do a Bosch dash and deploy. There you go. So after the VM is running, you can register it, use the CF or create a service broker. You give a name that's called subway broker then you'll have the username and password and URL you configured earlier. So, yeah. Another way is push it as an app. The idea is very simple. You push the app without starting it. Then all the things we configured in the broker.yaml, if we recall, how you configure backend brokers, how you configure the secret and password for your own subway broker, all those configuration in Bosch manifest, when you push it as an app, all those properties actually you just set them as environment variables. Then you restage your app. After the app is running, you can register your subway broker from there. So the CF subway ripple is located in the same account, the cloud foundry community. Here, so basically here, I just set the app name to this. Then I push it without start on purpose because we need, when you see this step, you will know because we need to set a couple of environment variable for the app itself, for the broker URL, for the backend broker URL. After you set that, we start the app. After the app is running, you can just register as you register any other service broker. Yeah, so these are the two ways how we can deploy subway. After that, you may want to take a look how this works. So I'm going to give you a demo. Let me try this. It should be like, oh, yeah. Yeah. See here, let me go to my terminal. Sorry. Oh, so this play, show you mirror. What is that? Mirror, oh, no. Erasurement. This. Oh, I know. It's tiny. Yeah, I know that. Thank you. Can you see the screen? Especially back there. Yeah. Okay. So I already have everything deployed on my machine to save some time. If I run Bosch, oh, I cannot type when people watching me. Oh, this is hard, actually. I need to do this. Is this perfect? Yes. So I deployed the CF subway here, as you can see. I also deployed the CF itself. Then this one is the Postgres Docker backends I deployed. Let me show you. So for the CF subway, I only deployed one instance. You can deploy multiple if you want. Then for the back end, it's a full node.  This full service is provided what I did. This full service broker is like provide the same service catalog. Okay. I actually already registered my service broker. What I'm doing here. To the CF broker. So if I show you, oh, no, service, service. We are C. Okay. So I didn't call the subway somehow. I called the Postgres Docker. But you can see if I do this, this IP actually is from the subway broker. See here. So you know the broker we registered actually is this subway broker. What do we have in marketplace? It provides three versions of Postgres SQL service. I actually already created one service. I call it my PG is an instance of Postgres SQL. So if we recall what Justin shared earlier, when we create a service instance, what happened in the back end? You can see from here. Let me see. Okay. Good. So here is, we know, you see I deployed four back end brokers, right? This four pin PA and E. It's just I bosh SSH into the VMs, four of them for the Postgres broker. So you can see this is one of them. Another one, third one, first one. So what I did here is I did a watch command. What I'm watching here is I run the Docker command, specify the host, then do the PS. So it will show me the containers I have on this node. As you can see in the first on the first node, I already have a container running. That is because services, services. That's why I should use the controller instead of tap it. That the reason is I mentioned earlier I created a service here. Now I'm going to show you something cool here. I like control. So if you read this comment, I'm going to create 20 service instance, then we are going to see what happened in the back end. Yeah, I'm not typing, so everything works. Here, you can see the container, it distributed on the four back ends, right? So even we only have one subbroker. So let's go back to here. Okay, we finished creating all the 20 instance. Actually, this may be better. Okay, so you can see each of them got several instance here. Let me go back to here. So I'm not going to show you band app because it will take a longer time. Actually, I tried myself if I do. I tried or not. Let me check. Oh, actually, nice. See, I already bind my PG to a simple app here. So it works the similar way. But for the new instance I created here, I'm going to directly demo you when we delete the service instance on what will happen. So now I'm going to do another magic here. Okay. So you can see we are deleting the service instance we just created. Then if you back here, you see magic happening. All the containers is stopped from the back end. Only have this one left is accurate six days ago. Okay, now if we run CF services again, only one left. So it's very actually, it doesn't have much delay and all the service instance creation request is distributed to all the back end brokers. It's nice. You guys can see I cannot see on my screen. Yeah, but my my laptop is oh, okay, now it's working. Okay, I'm good. So next I want to suggest you guys to try it out. It's again, it's on GitHub Cloud Foundry community. You can try both ways. Another thing I really want to share with you guys is, let's say, you need to write your own service broker. Guess what? If you use subway, you don't need to worry about how to scale out your brokers. You simply you just implement how your service broker works with your service, right?  Done. It's so nice. Also, subway broker is in production. We have we have lots of clients for stuck in like Intel, GEs, which come out that one of our client, GE, they have a predicts platform. I don't know if you guys hear about it. Basically, they deploy the CF and all other things in multiple environment. So they had a problem there. They have the PostgreSQL Docker deployed. They also have log stack Docker deployed. But unfortunately, they only can deploy the one instance. So then the service instance number is limited on one host. So to solve this problem, we use the subway to to scale out multiple broker solved their PostgreSQL Docker problem and the log stack scaling problem. It's very nice. I think now it's still running in their production environment. Actually, that's all I want to share. Any questions? It was explained that before the original the original service broker API is fine. So the sorry, the question was, do does the back end need to support any additional end points other than the Cloud Foundry native API? And the answer is no, it has the same API on the back end and on subway. Yeah, yeah. See, if I want to repeat here, your what are you only thing you need to do is you specify your back end brokers, or we don't care what's your back end broker, right? Because you only need to specify your user password and URL here. Yeah, that's where it's amazing because you don't need a variable that far. So that is a that has to do with what back end you're talking to subway doesn't really know about what the back ends deal with. So it does expect though that they all have the same catalog. But if you have a back end like CF containers broker, there's no problem for you. Let's go back to the beginning. This example configuration, there's this, this services key is an array. So you can specify multiple services. You could have a Redis broker, sorry, a Redis container and a Postgres container and any other container that you like. As long as all back ends have the same catalog, it'll it'll work. But I'm not sure that's a but I'm not sure that's a good idea to do that way. It's better like a one subway broker than the back end broker, same service catalog. Subway has no state. Yeah, his data list. Yeah, yeah, the the back end brokers are just vanilla service brokers, as you would implement them for any for any other use case without using subway. So the back end service brokers need to keep the state of the bindings that they are created, just as as normal subway is just a way to scale horizontally. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let's go back to the slides. So yeah, so the binding that gets passed back from subway is the binding to the back end broker directly. So the application doesn't get routed through subway. It talks directly to the back end. Sorry. If you guys see any secretion on my screen, close your eyes reset your memory. Thank you. Okay, where is my PowerPoint? Oh, no. Maybe you post it. No, I didn't. It's just this good. Oh, it's not a screen, but I think it's a little bit. Here it is. Oh, yeah. So let's find the slide. Here you get this situation. So the binding, oh, I skipped it. Here you go. So this is the situation after binding. Okay, the subway will ask the back end for a binding. When it says, yeah, you can bind it. The back end has to create that binding. And subway will just pass it right back through to the end user. And at that point, the app will be bound directly to the back end. Yeah, sure. It depends again on the back end. So subway is completely has no opinion. It supports the entire Cloud Foundry API. If the back end supported, then you can do it with subway. It's just passing requests through the endpoints that it implements are exactly the same that the endpoints it calls out to. There's absolutely no, no difference there. Yeah, I think a good way to understand the subway is that you think subway is just a simple, a little silly, stateless proxy between the real broker. So it didn't really do that much stuff. There, there is a validation in the cloud controller when you create service. If you have if you're giving the same name, that then a service that already exists cloud control, I won't accept that create service. Yeah, to the back end broker first, then yeah. Yeah, that's correct. Yes. Second one. Yeah. Another question regarding the summer schedule. For example, all all three back end back end nodes provides the same service. Yes, this is possible that they provide different plans of the service. For example, one node runs on an eight CPU core machine and the other nodes runs on a four core CPU machine. No, subway doesn't support those kind of use case. It really needs to be identical. Or I mean, you could do that, right? But it would be basically luck which which one you get if you get it on the eight CPU core or the other one. Yeah, it doesn't it doesn't merge the service catalogs. It just looks at one and assumes that that's the same catalog for everything. Yeah, because the the main purpose of the subway is really just scaling out the single node broker. So yeah, that means thank you.


32nd theology. What's the difference between the gift of prophecy and the office of the prophet? In 1 Corinthians 12, we see the gift of prophecy. In Ephesians 4-11, we see the office of the prophet. The gift is the function. The office is church leadership position. The primary difference between the gift of prophecy and the office of the prophet is authority and influence as sanctioned by church leadership.


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do you want a youthful hormone profile? Tell your body to build muscle. All right.  One of the things that people find the most fascinating is the effects that strength training has on your hormones. Now studies will show that it consistently raises testosterone in men, balances out estrogen progesterone women. You get nice insulin response, growth hormone cortisol becomes healthier response. And what it does is it looks like the kind of youthful hormone profile that everybody's after. So the question's always like, why does strength training do that? And it's because when you send a signal to your body to build muscle, that's the, that's the step before the muscle built building actually happens. Your body's telling your hormones to organize themselves in a way to build muscle. And so it looks like a youthful hormone profile. So the second question is, why do we have that hormone profile when we're youthful, your body's building and growing when you're youth, when you're. Now, is this in the context of, uh, you're doing all the right things to build muscle for you to have this youthful type hormone profile? Or is it just simply if I am training to send a muscle building signal to my body, i.e. lifting weights, I'm going to get the benefits of that. Well, don't you still have to have all the other, well, you have to have everything in alignment in order to be effective in building. Yeah.  Right. So that's my, that's my point. So it's not like, Hey, all you do is go lift weights. No, but it is, it is the key, right? Because when your body says, big rock of the, yeah, because when it says, when it, when it's like, okay, we need to build muscle, what it does is it starts to organize its hormones in a way to do that. And so that's why you see this raise of testosterone. You know, the other thing you see in men, which is I think even more important than the testosterone raising is the up regulation of androgen receptors, right? So these are the receptors that testosterone attaches to. So, and in studies, they show that it's not so much testosterone levels that'll dictate how much strength and muscle a man will build, but rather how many androgen receptors they have. So like a guy with high testosterone with low androgen receptor density, he's going to do as well as a guy with lower testosterone with more androgen receptors. So when you lift weights, your body opens up more of these androgen receptors, making it more sensitive to testosterone. Why again? Cause your body's like, okay, we need strength. We need muscle. Let's organize things in a way to promote that.  It just kind of starts to happen. Now, is it always beneficial to have more androgen receptors, or is there sometimes a drawback to that? Is it all positive? Having more? If it's natural, if it's natural, yes. Of course, I'm assuming there could be an extreme case, but I'm not aware of what that would look like. But what that would mean is more drive, motivation, energy, fat loss, muscle building, you'd have better insulin sensitivity. So lower risk of things like diabetes, diabetes, lower rates of dementia and Alzheimer's, which this has all been connected to. And then in women, by the way, you know, we talk about testosterone, we always talk about men. Testosterone plays a very important role in women as well. And of course, their bodies have much less of it, but low testosterone of women causes the same effects that you see in men. Low libido, low drive, higher body fat, less muscle, you know, less energy. So, you know, these beneficial effects from testosterone happen for women as well.  That's not going to happen from lifting weights. It stays within the kind of healthy range or whatever. Yeah. I just think like in terms of like muscle building, being the fountain of youth, when you look at the gym and you see like somebody older with like a decent amount of muscle, you can see it all the way from like the youthfulness in their skin too, as well. It seems like, you know, not only are they strong and able body and their movement and everything looks, you know, more youthful, but also it seems to carry over into, you know, the other systems. You said fountain of youth. It's a hundred percent, right? If you, if you're older, okay, when I was a trainer towards the end of my career, I started really, I got a lot of clients that were in advanced age. And yes, if you improve your health generally and you're older, you're going to see improvements in age related, you know, disease and chronic pain, a lot of stuff. But man, strength training, there was nothing, there was nothing that I could do like getting them a little stronger, build more muscle that would have more of a positive impact. It was dramatic. The impact that, you know, adding four pounds of muscle on a 65 year old was like, we would instantly see, you know, blood sugar better. We would instantly see blood lipids get better hormone levels better. They'd feel totally different. It was just overall look is so different than say somebody who's just been driving the cardio button the whole time too with the oxidative stress and what that does, you know, to their skin and their youthfulness. Now, how much of this do you think is attributed to the actual muscle that they end up building and how much of it is based off the behaviors that they put in place in order to build that muscle, right? Because if you, if you are adding four to 10 pounds of muscle on your body, there's some things that you're doing right. Like you're eating adequate protein, you're probably getting enough rest and recovery, you're lifting weights consistently. So I wonder how much of the healthy hormone profile that you see is directly attributed to the actual process of building muscle or it's also connected to a lot of the behaviors that are in place in order to do that. It's both, but in there's interesting studies done on, for example, on the severely obese where they'll have them gain a little bit of muscle and you'll see these really wonderful improvements in insulin resistance. In older men with low testosterone, they give them testosterone shots, right? To get their levels up to a better, healthier, higher range within range. No, they don't work out. They're not doing anything else. All they did was send a hormone signal to build muscle. And what do you see? You know, reduced risk of diabetes. They gain a little bit of muscle. They start to burn more body fat. You see improved cognition, better blood flow, all those different things. From the muscle that comes from the testosterone signal. So it's both. It's definitely both. But as you get older, one of the interesting things that happens that is really starting now get connected to age-related disease and chronic illness is just the loss of muscle, which then is loss of bone. And you see all these terrible effects. So yeah, if you want younger hormone profiles, get your body set up to build muscle. As it does it, it shifts everything in that direction. I can't think of a more effective single thing you could do that's going to do that for you. That's natural. That doesn't, you know, you don't need to take exogenously or whatever. So yeah, it's one of those things that nobody talks about really. Because we compare like exercise benefits, different forms of exercise. But the hormone changes that you get from strength training are head and shoulders superior to when you compare head to head, right? To other forms of exercise. Yeah, yeah, it's pretty cool.


as a presentation of TFNN. The Tom O'Brien Show is produced every business day. Tom takes your phone calls toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Let's go to Alan Homasa. Hey, Al, what's going on? Isn't it wonderful, this gentleman here with the gold report right before the market fell apart ended up with PAAS. We have a 98% gain in the year. And, I mean, we're 99% proof like Irish whiskey, but we had a good gain there. You always told us to do what we feel comfortable with. And I lose a little bit of money on the table, I will, but I know that I just pocketed $8,000 or $9,000 in two weeks. That's a beautiful thing, man. Now, Tom O'Brien. Hi, everyone, Basel Chapman, sitting here for Tom O'Brien. And I'm the host of the Tiger Technicians Hour at 10 o'clock in the morning, 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. And also the author of the opening call, dating newsletter. What are we looking at? We're looking at the Dow. Down 312 points at 34,425. Look, Friday, a rally attempt fails, closes down over 500 points. That was Thursday. Friday, tries to rally, fails, closes over 500 points down and holds this orange line on the left. There's the daily chart, 200-peer moving average. Today, it's gone right through and it's turning the 200-peer moving average of 34,600 into short-term resistance. If it goes above that, that's good. But right now, you've got to be watching it closely. There's arch formation. Let me just do this quickly. This is a part of the technique that I use. A straight line, up or down, that's one. Cup formation, that's two. Arch formation, that's three. Come down sharp, you make the arch formation. Take out that left-side low. It's red because that can be very serious to the downside. On the bullish side, reverse Y. Take out that left-side high after a move up. That can be very positive. What are we looking at here? We're looking at the first one for the Dow high of 36,952. On the fifth of January, comes down to 35,639. Tries to rally and then fails at the first peak and makes that H-pattern and plummets. Goes all the way down to 32,150 on the 24th of January and it rallies up and now you can see it's what I call a chat wave inside track repellent zone. It went above it for one session to 35,824 peak C and now it's failing. This is really an important moment because the pattern, I'll show it a little bit better here on the S&P, here on the daily chart. Well, first of all, you've got the weekly chart of the Dow, look, the weekly chart, sell mode in the daily, sell mode in the weekly chart and the monthly chart, we're just going to wait for, we have to wait for all of February to get a lock on the actual closing price of February's monthly chart. And now we're going to go to the S&P and the S&P is a little different. This pattern here where you make that H-pattern but hold quite nicely, nicely above the, low in this case, 4222.62, it says there could be another bounce and that bounce could go to a second arch formation making what I call a lowercase H to a lowercase M pattern. In other words, in a rectangle formation, today's low of 43.64. If we take our 43.58 on a closing basis, that's going to be negative. It says, be careful because the next level of support is right there on the 28th at 42.92. Let's go to the QQQ and the X100. Trying to rally here, it's down 43 cents, that's 346.56. It's not looking too great, but just on the day, it's not looking too bad. So sell mode in the daily, sell mode in the weekly, and I'm real close to a sell signal in the monthly, we have to wait for all of February to complete. But all I can say is that a close below 340 in the short term says, wow, be careful. That's 334.50 and over the 24th back ends. IWM is trying to rally to the 106, 159 level of 200 period moving averages at 156. It's really struggling. It's kind of the laggard of the group. Let's go to gold. Gold is acting spectacularly here. Now I always consider gold to be kind of a geopolitical fear factor. It's really an icon of what many, many people around the world go to whenever there's geopolitical turmoil. I wonder if there is right now? Oh yes, of course there is. So we're looking at the gold up 30 at 1872. What's interesting is that silver is having a very nice rally. Those are 1.64%. Silver is up 2.12%, up 50 cents at 2387. Just stopping dead at this orange 200 period exponential moving average in the daily. The weekly chart says, hey, it's just stuck in a range. And the monthly chart says, ooh, not a very good chart. So that's why I'm saying, I think gold is quite specific. And if you want to know why I say that, because look, the dollar is rallying. Usually they work in inverse like counterpoint in Bach music, where one line goes up and the other one goes down. This is 96, 34, up 26 ticks. It's not great, but it's not bad. It's within this rectangle formation. So gold is acting quite well. Now if we go to the crude oil, he has the issue. Crude oil is not just a transitory thing. Crude oil is impacted because geopolitically there's a lot going on. And we are not the producers of petroleum anymore. We've relinquished that very momentary title. And now we have to look around the world and crude oil is saying, whew, with what's going on right now, it's acting extremely well. It's a 94.70, up $1.60, I would say, just on the shorter term, any close below 88.50, we'd say, okay, now we're having a bit of a dip. I don't know why we do that right now. It still seems to be in play. And yes, the daily, the weekly is strong. And the monthly is broken out in the leg E above the October of 2018 high of 85.65. What we're also looking for right now is what's going on with bonds. For goodness sake, the history, I always think that when the market gets volatile, when stocks are being sold off, like they are over the last month, money tends to migrate from the volatility weakness of stocks into the so-called safety of bonds, not this time. So therefore, I'm going to say this time is different. And in fact, there's a chart that I will show, maybe I'll have a little chance in a little while to show the chart. During the break, I'll set it up and we'll see if we can look at it. And that's my triple yield chart, showing all the different yields, as well as with the ice shares of the global timber and forestry ETF and the Philadelphia housing sector index. We'll look at that in a moment. What I wanted to also say is that the volatility index, this VIX index is trading up 2.18 at 29.54. It went to 32.04 today. And this is the first time I've included Russia in all these years with my titling of these big spikes up. Look at this in the monthly chart. All these big spikes to the upside. It used to be the Greek crisis back in 2011. It was China and domestic and interest rates back in, what is it? That was August of 2015, hits 53.29, higher than the Greek crisis at 48 and then it pulls back sharply to the 8.84 level. This is the volatility index. Spikes up to the 50.30 higher yields on the February of 2020 as both again, yields, tariffs, China, the Saudis we even included. And there was a whole thing with impeachment back of the high of 36.20 and 12.20, that's December of 2018. And then it pulls back.  And that was March of 2020 when the market made its low on the 23rd of 2020. Now we're back in a moment. Baselchap is sitting for Tom O'Brien, this is the Tom O'Brien show. Are you looking for a way to consistently add winning trades to your portfolio? Tom O'Brien is here to help. 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Well, I'm not gonna think, I'm just going to tell you what I'm looking at and what I'm looking at is the height of 3.455, 34.55 on the second of, that's a weekly chart, second of November, 2018, goes tumbling down to, I believe the lowest, I might be wrong, but I think it was 11.97, 1.197 and that was the week of the 13th of March of 2020. And ever since then we've been going up. Now what we have here is the triple yield, my weekly triple yield chart that I usually show my subscribers when I do my weekly overview when I did my overview yesterday, the video, I just forgot to, I had it then, I just forgot to talk about it. What we're looking at is the yellow, the white is the TYX, that's the 30 year T bond yield. The brown is the TNX, that's the 10 year, and that's where credit cards and order loans, a lot of the interest bearing components of whatever you're looking, whatever you're buying, that's kind of where the rate is fixed. And the cyan one, the slight blue, is the FVX, the five year treasury note. Look how close they are, one point, so it's 19.18, 1.98, and 19.96. I mean, that is really close. And now you've got the five year, and if you look historically back, look how wide the spread has been, and look how narrow, and when you go all the way to the cluster high that was made, way back at the top, that's where everything was very close.  All I can say is, let's just watch this closely. We haven't gone above the major yield high in the 30 year from the 19th of, that was the week of the 19th of March, 2021. And that was at, what did I say? Well, I think I said it, I didn't. 25.05, that's 2.505. Once you start to break above that, this is then we're in new territory completely, not new historically, but new for the, most recent three years or so. Okay, that's number one. So we're watching the yields and the yields are starting to impact. And as I said, normally when markets are very volatile coming down and your key stocks are pulling back, money just comes right out and goes into bonds because he started for 11, 12, 13 years, we'd be looking at the yields going down. I called it the Japanization of our yields. And I called it that for at least the last 20 or more years. And I think things might now be changing. I stopped calling it that way back in November last year. And I think there's a change. Now, look at the wood, the ice is global and timber forest free ETF, holding very nicely near the highs. 98.98 was the high that was made back, I think maybe June of last year. Now we're looking at it stuck and it's ranging in the 90.67 area down 92. But look, this is not bad action considering when it's consolidating for about a year now. When you're looking at the HGX, which is the Philadelphia Housing Sector Index, sorry, it's called the Philadelphia Housing Index. Look, today we broke underneath for the first time of this rectangle formation. Remember, rectangle formation can last a lot longer than your patients. We didn't just see one, oh, right here. Look, a rectangle formation can last a lot longer than your patients. Yeah, we are watching the, look at the rectangle formation between about 43.90 and the E-mini S&P, a one-minute chart and about the 43.70 level. We've been stuck there since 230. I mean, this is the futures that have been all over the show. This is also giving you the importance of the 200-period moving average. Look, this is on a one-minute chart. Did you need it before? No, but look how important it is. It just keeps, the price keeps stalling right at that level. What's more important, if I show you this 200-period moving average, I ever go, whoops, right across. This is the 10-minute chart. Gave really good signals, right at the 200-period moving average, a peak F, right about 44.80 something and it comes down, down, down. You don't even care about the 200-period moving average once you start to fall, but once you get close, look what happens. It becomes a repellent at a peak D. Fourth highest peak peak D is always where we get a little careful. So, I just wanted to give you a couple of, you know, some of the techniques that I use in the Chadwick methodology. Now let's get back to our story and I've got a bunch of questions coming in. One question was, where did I see it? Just now, I'm not sure if it was a question, but someone had said to me, what about the auto companies? And maybe it was in my show and I didn't have time to do it. What about the auto companies? Well, look at this. Let's go to the electric. So Tesla makes an all-time high of 1243.49, way back in May of, sorry, the 5th of November of 2021 and he has the 200-period moving average in the dreaded H pattern. Will it fail and take out the 792.01 level? This is the big question, right? So Tesla is in a cell mode in the daily, cell mode in the weekly. I'm getting close to a self-signal in the monthly, but there's no trigger yet. What about Ford? Also, talking about electric vehicles, while they were talking about it, going to the high of January the 13th at 2587, we're trading now at 17, down what 30, almost 30%, at the 200-period exponential moving average in the daily chart. They're the dreaded H, there's a lowercase H that goes to a lowercase M and it plunges below. And my contention is that this is, do this while I'm talking about patterns, that the S&P over the next couple of days will know. Zelensky, who was the Ukrainian president, who was a comedian before he became president, he made a little joke this morning. Wasn't such a good joke. He said something about Russia will be coming in on Wednesday and then he said, I was just, yeah, you gotta be careful in this environment, everything's been taken. Look at the whip-swordness that we've seen even in today. Look at that rectangle formation in the one-minute chart. So what I'm saying is I'm anticipating there is some support that comes in the next couple of days. Will gold pull back? We'll watch that. Will crude oil pull back? We'll watch that.  And that bounce on the S&P says, if I rally, I've got to go over the nine-period and the 14-period moving average in the 44-70s. I've got to get even higher. And I have to try to break that downtrend inside-track little mini-channel and get above at some point in the next week or so, above 45, 85, wow, that is, I mean, that's not just 100, that's 200, that is just a lot to do. So I'm anticipating that we're going to see another arch formation, not as high, and then the decline if we see another sell-off because we have three major things. We've got interest rates. We've got the, I call it Russia or the Ukraine. It's really a Russian, Russia is in command right now. And the other is the idea that we've got interest rates, we've got all the shipping that's being backed up, I think it's starting to flow a little bit better. We've got the Canadian border. That's easing, I think, a little bit. So we should see something happening there that at least allows exports imports to do their usual train of selling and buying and selling and buying, that's what you've got to do. That's what you do, and it's stopped. And we'll see if that can alleviate some of the tension. But we've got a lot going on here. Usually, if there's one thing to worry about there, we've got two or three things. It's an issue, we can even call the price of crude oil an issue. I'll be back in a moment, thousands of champions sitting for Tom O'Brien, 10-17. Are you having fun trading the markets but having trouble finding like-minded individuals to discuss your trading and investment ideas with? 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This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of tfnn.com. Hi, folks. We're back here at the Spousal Chapman sitting in for a time of five. I'll show you. 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Eastern time. The Tiger technicians are on my services, the opening call. And while we're looking at one of the reasons why I've said to subscribers, we're just, we're whittling away. We're building up a huge cash position for some time. This is one of our greatest cash positions because they will be bargains. And I'd be rather buying with higher lows and higher highs than lower highs and lower lows. And we've just got to be ready for that. So let's go. Question about Everest 3.0. I can't remember. Their insurance down three at 291.79. This is a E-alternate count in the daily chart. It's holding very well. The technicals are good. The 120-minute chart shows you this trend line resistance. Now, remember, this is where I draw in a trend line. I just join the peaks and I just take the line. I change it into green at the top, green right there. I change it into red at the bottom, or pink in this case, just so it changes color. It doesn't mix in with the red candles. And I'll pull it back here. Just like 1 1⁄8 or 3 1⁄16 or even smaller, there's your channel. That chapwave inside track repellent zone. Look how many times the price has been, you went, that's where you set it up. That was that peak B right there in the weekly chart. And that was at about 200. And what is that? 289.68 pulls back to the 14-period moving average. Look at that. Magnificent walks the 14-period moving average. And it goes to peak C, stops dead at the trend line, pulls back, and on last week, it goes right to the trend line and stops, and now it's come back inside. So far, it's acting very well. And I can say this, if you ask me the question, it means that maybe there's a little, you know, I'm a little nervousness about it. Why not do this? Take a little bit off right now. And if you feel, take the amount that makes you feel better. If you've had a really good profit in it, it's been a win at all-time highs one day ago, just take whatever is you comfortable, 3%, 10%, 15%, whatever it is, and sort of put that back, because it's still holding well, it's still in play. I wish I could see if it was, do you mean here? Wait, let me just see, give me one second. I'm gonna tell you what it is. Oh, what does, can't do that. I thought I'd do it quickly, I can't do it quickly. That's a shame. Oh, no, I'll do it right here. What does RE stock do? There it is. RE, RE, of course it's not gonna be the one time it doesn't pop up the way it should. Okay. All right, sorry about that. I'll try to find it in the next break. I think it's an insurance, I'm not sure ever it's RE, maybe it's REIT, I'm not sure, but it's holding well.  I would say to you, just be very comfortable and then we'll monitor and we can look at it again during the week, but it's in as big, it could be in this rectangle formation, I've drawn this in before, and it just says it could go down to 275 and still be in a really positive phase, but if you're talking about money management, if you're a little nervous, take something off, but it's actually one of the leaders in this particular environment. So a couple of things that I want you to do. Pass was asked about, this is Pan American Silver. So look, Silver, look at this, it makes not an all-time high, but a high back in 2020, that was in August at 30, now that'd be 40, 40.11, it got cut in half, it went right to 20, and now it's balancing to 24. So this is what I mean, and I think gold is more the play, and I wouldn't be surprised if I'm really saying that gold per se, just the gold bar, I mean, doing my gold itself, is really in play. Yes, you've had some stocks that have done well. So if you're looking, if you're endless, I'd say that's fine, hold it, I'd have at least a short-term watch level of 2350, if it closes under that it could actually go a little bit deeper, but if it suddenly spikes to 2450 and it's a 24.06 now, that's the kind of action you want to see. So I'm looking at SLV, which is the Silver ETF, and it's right on the 200-period moving average, and if you pull back or go back, look at this, if you go back historically, what's happened is every time that 200-period moving average is broken as support, it tries to go back above and then it pulls back deeper. Goes right to it, there right there, that was in October, November of 2021, and it pulls back, then it goes above through peak F and then it pulls back, goes under it, and then it did, look how many times it's gone over the 200-period moving average, it's sitting right on it at this moment. That's a good sign, if we can hold there, and this is a daily chart, this'll be new, leg A, a peak A, leg B. So the SLV chart, which is the Ishae Silver Trust, yeah, if you're looking to get in, I'd say you can get in right now, I personally would also have a fairly decent start because if this once again pulls back sharply, it'll say, you know what, it's not participating with gold, but the fact that gold is moving and silver is actually rallying, seems to be up 24 cents and 22.07, yep, it's kind of in play with the weekly charts as well, there's a lot of work to be done. So that's not one of the best things, but if you're looking at, so the question about the GDX. So of course, this is the Tom O'Brien show, Tom should be here right now, talking about his gold stocks, what about the positions that he has, but I'm sure you'll be able to talk about them in a little different way to me, but I'm doing it purely on the technical analysis, there's no fundamental aspect to it that I'm looking at right now, other than the fundamentals is that historically, I've always, for those of you who know grandparents or people, you may be even to this day that over the generations have had their lives saved because they saved up gold nuggets and they had them in the heels of the shoe and all that all around Europe, all around the world, and that's how they learned to, that's how they were able to pay for just to survive. That's the kind of gold that I'm talking about, gold fear. So I don't see that quite now, but at the same time, GDX is rallying up a little sharper than it had been, it's now up 65 cents at 33.09, it's now above the 200 period moving average in the daily chart, the weekly chart still says, eh, it's just another balance that should fail, and the monthly says the same thing, but the daily is saying, well, wait a minute, the stochastic is now up at 75%, close to 80%, which it doesn't get to too often. If it can get there and flatten out, the GDX will continue much higher, but it is at a level where it failed before, and that was on the 20th of January, at 32., sorry, 33.19, it's trading right now at 33.09, the high of the day is 33.10, so it's almost at the high of the day, and that's saying I'm here at this level, because I might be a gold miner, the gold miner ETF, but now some of the miners are starting to move. Not all of them, let me just see what Royal Gold is doing, R-R-G-L-D, Royal Gold, yes, that broke away from the Georgia period, moving average in the daily, and now the weekly chart is just about to test the rectangle highs, look, there it is, good. Okay, so Royal Gold at 109.41, up $1.17, I am calling it leg E, but it is acting quite well, and that makes the whole 106 to 104 area extremely strong support at this particular time. We did a bunch of those things, a great battle, estimations are there really to nibble on. You know, I'll talk about that as soon as we get back, as I'm gonna go back to the cause, you remember I went to test the form, and then I got diverted because of chart patterns, I'm just gonna tell you that the semiconductor's worrying me a lot, I'll be back in a moment. Are you in the market for buying or selling real estate in the Bay Area, including the surrounding St. Petersburg, Tampa, and Clearwater markets? 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Then look at the data chart and it says, you know, we've seen this percentage gain that it pulls back makes the lower highs and lower lows. Is this different? Well, the on-battles volume is screamed up. That's a good sign. The magnate did turn up. That's another good sign. Stochastic at 25.97 is not a good sign. And that says, well, even what if the stochastic can't go over 80% of what you love? Well, that means that you're gonna get a huge move in Agnico Eagle. But if it stalls here again, that's a problem. So just make it as simple as possible. It's at 52.50 or 52.54 right now. And I'm not sure the question has it. If you're holding it, I would say that's great. The first stop on a small position that I would have right now would be towards the lower part of today's action. So if it takes out 51, it's at 52.54 and the next day I said, that's a really lousy action. You want to see it. So would you add? If you're going to add, this is the risky part because in the next two days, we could suddenly have an amelioration of the tensions right across everything just for a couple of days. And then gold will pull back quickly and Crudall could even start to pull back. The VIX could pull back. I'm not saying that's going to happen. I'm saying that's what you've got to be prepared for. So if you've got a good position and it's doing well, the only way I would add is I'd probably either add an option. Yeah, it's at 52.52, I'd add is in the money, 52 option. And I'd go out, what is the next option? Yeah, you got the whole of March. Yeah, so I'd do that. Oh wait, February is coming up, right? February the 18th. Yeah, so I wouldn't go to 18th. I'd go to March and that's one way to do it. I do think from the action that I'm looking at right now and the technical action that is going to be, if it can get to 53.50, then the high that was made in Agricultural Eagle on the 20th of January of 54.92, that can then be tackled. The other thing is I don't wanna see a peak C right here with a sharp pullback because the next D has to go all the way back above that high, it has to go to the 55 level.  So fine, question about Wal-Mart, Wal-Mart. You know, I'm very nervous about to see the rectangle formation and how long it can last from the high that was made in Wal-Mart. Oh, I forgot to type that in. The 152 round number high back in November it plummets down to 134 and then it gets stuck in a rectangle and then arches over in the dreaded age pattern in the weekly chart, the same thing. Look at the monthly, a big age pattern. And this is really the issue that I wanted to talk to about today. Look, the RTH, which is the Van Eck Retail ETF where 20% is Amazon, is right on the 200 p.m. moving average. It's made umpteen dreaded age patterns, failure patterns. It was at 199.65 for two sessions high on the 22nd of November and the 21st, I think, and it plummets down to 170, then pops up to 185. It gets repelled below the Chapman Way inside track repellent zone and look where it is. And that's with Amazon, look where Amazon is. Amazon should have had a spectacular season going to the end of the year. But I think Wal-Mart took somewhere. I think a lot of people, a lot of companies did. And Amazon's at a very important level right now. So if Amazon in the next month takes out 2700, it's a 3102 right now, that's gonna be a big deal. And then the XRT, which is the S&P Retail, this pattern that we've seen this little arch at the bottom of a big move down, this is the retail that has equal weightings. Amazon doesn't distort. This is the one that really worries me because if you don't get your retail, retail is acting very well. It means there's a slowing of the economy. You've got to be really careful. So that's the reason why I'm nervous. And you see this little pattern here? Look at Tesla, look at that. Same arch formation, look at CTAS. This is Sintas, gone to a lower low. This is a 461 number back in the high, back in 2021, it's now at a low of 371. I would say 100 points, that's 20%. And that's Sintas overalls, uniforms, rentals. I'm just saying this is where you've got to be really, look at Cisco, I was fascinated. Cisco, the game last night, the football game, I think that Cisco had a big deal. Here it is at the low, the most recent low, 6429, on the 29th of December, it's trading at 53 right now, down 12 points almost. What is that? That's about 16, 18%. And then another one that was advertising, advertising, advertising through a golf game that I watched yesterday was, what was that? We had Amazon, oh, WB, a WM. This is a waste, they don't call themselves waste management anymore, nobody could do that. It's called WM Inc. Trash removal, peak in the monthly. This is trash removal, they never fail to make money. It looks like this is it. I'm kind of concerned that I'm looking at some key ingredients that usually precipitate bigger moves to the upside. Now they seem to be doing the same thing, but to the downside. So that just makes me another reason, CRM. I don't know what sports event I was looking at recently, but Salesforce was everywhere, they were sponsoring an Olympic game, something, I don't know what it was. And they make an all-time high at 300 and 11.78 on the 9th of November. And they're trading right now at 206. This is just telling me that something's going on, that he's a little bit different. So I'm, and TROW, I've been speaking about this and it's just subscribers for forever. They did a double, these double tops are amazing with 224.04 back in 2021, six, seven, eight weeks later, it goes right back and it goes to 223.26 within less than a dollar of the all-time high and then it plummets. We've seen so many of these. So TROW, TROW price actively managed funds programs. See, this is a little different to the brokerage companies. This is a company that actively manages funds. And that says a lot of people are getting out. And that's the reason I think why the IAI is holding so well. The ICHES broker dealer and security ETF, I think a lot of people are doing their own investing and some of those big funds are starting to, let's just see, just a hood. Hey, Robin Hood is down at the bottom. So there's a very select, and this is what I'm saying, even with insect is, you can get this bifurcated or trifurcated market with some stocks that you look at RHI. This is RobinHalf up near the all-time highs. This is RobinHalf jobs. It's really important that they do well because we want to know people are looking for jobs. Well, they just made a little bit of a hind, they pulled back. We're gonna be watching this one really, really closely. So with that said, before we go to the break, I want you to do something and I've written it down, written it down, written it down. Yes, so back to the order companies. So the semiconductor, everywhere you read, they having trouble getting cars because of the lack of semiconductors. So you're looking at Ford. We showed Ford earlier, look at that big move down from 25s to on the 13th of Jan. Now we are less than a month later, we're at 17.43, right on the 200-speed moving average. Look at General Motors, goes all the way from the 65, 66 area, it's trading at 48 right now. It's under the 200-speed moving average. Look at, look at your tire. Look at your tire, look at that move. I couldn't understand actually why it was holding so well. It was a tire rubber. 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I keep my eye on the SLX, which is the steel ETF, that egg vector steel ETF. Look, it's holding way better than most of the others, but it's still towards the lower range. If you look at the weekly chart and the monthly chart of its recent trading band between 67 and 50, it's trading at 57.31. But these are the clues. You want to keep your eye on at Disney because if there's going to be some kind of social recovery, Disney is holding quite well yet, 151. If it doesn't slide under 140, close under 144 in the next week and instead tries to rate it to 154.5. That's a good sign. If you're looking at just the US airline index, US Global Jets ETF, up two cents at 22.19 on the 200-period moving average, can't break away from that. But if we're going to get some kind of socializing recovery back to normal, these are the areas you want to look at. Look at Airbnb. Big move down from its high at the 210-ish area goes to the 130s, announced at 169. Yes, another one. 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Yeah, back on the Sports Mag Zone, it's been just over 24 hours since Elaine Thompson-Hira's management team confirmed her split from coach Shaniki Osborne. Recall now that Osborne started coaching the five-time Olympic gold medalist in July this year following her fifth place finish in the 100 meters at Jamaica's World Championship trials. The partnership was short-lived due to what her management team has described as excessive compensation demands. Now, we are joined live on the Sports Mag Zone by Darren Heerah. He is the husband of Elaine Thompson-Hira and a lot has been said about Darren Heerah in the social media space and I think just right across the country and many who have been following this story. Darren, first of all, it's a pleasure to have you on the Sports Mag Zone. Good afternoon. How are you doing? I'm good. Pleasure to be on. I'm trying to solve the problem as well. Yeah. Yeah, first of all, Darren, I've never seen you in a public space doing an interview before. No.  What's different? I mean, like, typically, I mean, you want to see different stories for whatever reasons. Now, I just let it pass because, I mean, I didn't see the need to come and explain so, but I think this year is a little bit, this coming season, I think I decide to approach it a little bit because at the end of the day, we are human and I think all the stuff that's been going on from the time Elaine left MVP up until this moment, I think it was an attack, if you may wish, the timing up a little bit off or against her, in a little sense. For me, it's not really here and not there. I know basically all the decisions that I make are all for the best, to get the best out of the situation fairly. However, this particular situation now, I don't, from my point of view, I didn't see the need for it to be really escalated. Yes, on the side of fans are were born, it was 1079. So it's under the assumption that it was because of the coaching setup. I was trying to get done from what, 2022 at the end of the 2022 season, I mean, believe it or not, Elaine did not plan to leave MVP. I was basically dragged into a situation. I had to coach, I couldn't, I mean, you know, and Elaine is a season professional where she's been in our system for 10 years and she documents everything. So pretty much it is just a matter of following doctors' instructions and others because we're trying not to reinvent the wheel too much, but at the same time, try to make sure that she could stay in training, which is the most important part of it. I reached out to Ms. Asber and then, I mean, from what? This was September 2022, but she was still at MVP at the time. I was trying to make sure that the change wasn't as drastic in terms of what she would have done in terms of track workouts and training routines and stuff. So that, you know, workout throughout this year, as, I mean, May, April, sometime there about the situation on my phone, still in a very cold. So in the trials, I mean, Elaine wasn't able to train for about three months. She got to the trials and the championship. And basically we thought she, you know, I mean, it's Elaine, so we are trying to make sure that she has the best opportunity of making a team against doctors' orders. After the championship, she was basically advised to sit out for two weeks, which she did while the championship was going on. I was in dialogue with Ms. Asber to Mr. Russell basically was pushing for that to happen. So I mean, I had no issues because through the time, I was trying to find a situation for her that would work. So after the championship, we decided to give it a try. Ms. Asber was hesitant until Elaine was cleared to train by the doctors. She took two weeks. We're monitoring that. She came on the track. She came and got a record. We did that and that worked all well. So going into the championship, we decided to go. And whatever she needed to do, whatever the team needed her for, whether it be the E-start, finals, or just to be there while she was training, she was there. As she continued training and she progressed, the pain basically became minimal. We basically just kept on going and going. And we found some meats that she could get to competing after the championship. And it worked out where she ended the season at 10.79. Okay. So basically, it was like easing into a situation. At that point, we didn't discuss anything about compensation or anything like that. As soon as the season ended in September, I was trying to start the situation out in terms of coming to an agreement where payments and finances were concerned. Due to an existing contract with different sponsors, typically a coach would earn 10% to 15% in a normal situation. And the situation is not as such. There's no coach on it. She did her contract herself. So I am not on it as a coach. There's no coach on it. It's basically for her to work or whatever the salary would be between her and the coach. Because you cannot disclose the terms or the figures on the contract. So I think that was initially an issue where I was trying to communicate that to Ms. Asbir. She kept, she insisted on 15%, which I basically was trying to explain that. I cannot give 15%. Obviously, if I say, if I give you a figure and you go and divide that figure by 15%, by 0.15% you basically, you will be at the actual figure. Yeah, hold it there for a second and let me see if I can get some context in here in terms of when the negotiation started about her remuneration for the next year. You're saying that she wanted 15%, which she has said, by the way, in an article that was published on Sportsmax.tv earlier today. And she was sticking out for that 15%. At some point though, I get the impression that it was said to her that percentage is not going to work. And what she said is that you kept pushing for her to give a figure that would essentially be her remuneration, even though what she really wanted was the 15%. Right, because I didn't want to propose a figure that she wouldn't be comfortable with. And I did not necessarily want the back and forth drawn on situation. So I asked her to give me a figure that she was comfortable with. And then we could work from there. I did not get a figure. So I gave her a proposal. The moment I gave her a proposal, she instantly said that she didn't want it. Elaine was away at the time. So I communicated this to Elaine. And then she met with Elaine. And after that meeting, I guess they assumed that Elaine was agreeing, but that wasn't the situation. I went back to her again, tried to, after the meeting, I went back to her a couple of days after to try to come up with an agreement. And basically that did not happen. And then she said she had an agent or a manager that she would see in person that basically was in the incident. This is Damian Russell. And this is how he ended the conversation. Right, into the conversation. She said that he would be, I was hesitant a bit, but then I wanted to work. So I didn't want a third party to come in to discuss such a person of that. I mean, she was okay with it. So I went ahead. So it was our first conversation. It went as if we could reach an agreement because I had presented an offer with a lot of bonuses, with high bonuses. There was a base, but the bonuses were high. Since Elaine already had a contract in existence and she had nothing to do with Elaine getting this contract. So it is now her work that she would be basically compensated for. So whatever Elaine did in this upcoming season, she would be getting 15% of everything from that plus her base. They thought maybe the base was because I gave her higher base than the bonuses than normal on this deal that I gave. So this mediator, manager, agent, whichever way you want to put it, he, we taught this as the Saturday. And he said, okay, then maybe the bonuses were too high. So would you be okay to take on the bonuses a bit and bring up the base? I said, no problem. Just come up with something that you guys are comfortable with. The following morning, which was the Sunday morning, he sent me a figure by text, but he sent me a proposal by text. So the figure and the proposal, I thought it was a mistake. I thought that it was, you know, like maybe the writer figure and you write an additional zero extra zero on it. That's what I thought. So I sent the figure back with a question sign and asked if this is what the figure is. He said, yes, he knows, he knew what he sent. So I asked him to rework that the mud, the mud standard. Duran, can you give us any idea of what that figure was? The figure is, I can tell that he's over 100 million Jamaican dollars, pretty much, put it that way. Per year. Per year. And I asked him that, is this what you want per year? He said, yes. Give us an idea in the U.S. In the U.S., it's a little less than a million other U.S. dollars per year. What? A bit less. Because the bonus and everything were still in there. A million U.S. dollars. Correct, correct, correct. So that's the figure I sent. So then I worked much and I said, you do know this is X percentage of almost five over four million U.S. dollars, right? And he was, he said he knew exactly what he sent. Yeah, they're on hold it right there. We have to go to a break. And when I mean a break, I mean a break for the end of today's show. We want to thank all our viewers for joining us on the Sports Mag Zone today, Lance and Mariah. We have to run. But tell you what, you can catch the remainder of this interview with Darren Iroh during tomorrow's Sports Mag Zone. We start at 430 Jamaican time, 530 ECT. Join us then.