the power trading hour with your host David White call now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> now David White assume I'm on the air I don't have anything but I'll assume on it Skype's being a little difficult today anyway as always another excellent if not slightly abbreviated version of the power trading hour and as always the time we come together so hopefully I'm on don't see anybody typing in anything on the den but I assume I am so what do we have a lot of stuff yesterday when we left and we had our little time together I said the most important thing was to watch the volume on the TLT now that we ended up with a close just slightly lower on the volume of the June 16th low that ended up being 108 to 12 with 26 million shares you got into a just slightly lighter 24.6 so I'm making an assumption we're probably going to get one more retest and you need it on probably 20 million shares this time or less or it's probably going to go lower but for the moment we've got a tiny respite the energy on the way back down was longer and a little lighter the volume was just a hair lighter generally when you're using price and volume with Wycoff methods Ty goes to the runner and that is the bullish case opposed to the bearish case but generally if you don't get something that's significantly lighter i.e. in this case what is that 10% lighter probably not enough you're probably going to get a retest now that may just be a retest where this bounces into the trend line down I like to use a 3x3 displaced moving average but yeah could you get a couple of days could you get up to 109 10950 or something and then have it pull back down you'd like it to get back into that 20 that 107 42 it gave you some good news i.e. it went below the previous low it did so on lighter volume not that much lighter and then pop back into the trading range today so I think there's a little bit going on here in that I think many people are and let me put it this way many traders thought that it was just going to after it got down here it was just going to blow through the lows and it may take a lot more consolidation it probably is going to 100 the question is just when fed notes out during the start of the show for the for the beige book and I don't think there's a lot in there but I went through it real quickly during the the when it came out of maybe there's something more in there I didn't have a lot of time to go through it to me just looks like 75.75 or three quarter percent interest rate at the next meeting seems rather likely from what I read I didn't see anything in there that contradicted that now after that maybe you get some kind of dovish comments but I don't see a lot happening between now and then and if I remember right the next meeting is the 26 is that right now I'll look it up during the break but we've got it's the end of this month I want to say 28 28 maybe it's the 28th but that would be it<PHONE_NUMBER> email me at path at tfnn.com I listened to the Apple dog and pony going on in the last hour well there's some stuff that I can't mention but there's some Apple has is for its new I watch anyway not a lot new out there we were talking about that yesterday the breathless way that these folks talk about their products just gets a little annoying after a while the only thing I really thought that was interesting is that they're adding sapphire lenses to some of their extreme version of their watch watch for mountain climbing at high altitudes and for going scuba diving but those things are like 1200 bucks they're gonna be expensive watches for you to break and of course in a year or two you'll probably have to get a new one so I didn't see a lot in there there's a there's some interesting applications to health especially women's health but I don't know if a lot of people are going to spend that kind of money five six hundred bucks when you can buy something for a hundred bucks it does kind of the same thing if that's what you're interested in the biggest problem I still see with the eye watch is that you have to take it off and charge it every night they do have a mode where if it does little or nothing but act like a watch it may last 36 hours but kind of defeats the whole purpose if you know what I mean so battery life is still a critical flaw I suspect in the eye watch some other things I wanted to get in here I have enough time on this the market data infrastructure rule is going to be passed in the next 30 days there's quite a disparity between the data that we as retail traders get and the data that the big Wall Street firms can get by throwing a lot of money at it we talk from time to time about the short data that comes out of the exchanges every two weeks that data generally is 12 or 13 days before you see it on a website if you pay $3,000 or $3,500 to both AMEX and or not AMEX but both the NYC and the NASDAQ they'll give you that data same data on the 10th and why it's not 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infrastructure rule it is going to be passed in about the next 30 days maybe even sooner than that a judge ruled pretty much mid-summer late summer that the NYSE and the Nasdaq didn't have a leg to stand on and they could make them disseminate the data in a much more neutral way to market participants anyway that ruling later ruling came out in first part of August now the Federal Trade Commission and the SEC is getting together and making sure that data can get to us from various folks and of course if anybody's ever gone to and looked at data there they really try to charge the living daylights out of it to you I've compared it to OPEC a a massive cartel that may be starting to break now and you may see other exchanges like IEX starts to better because they offer free data and that may be the stepping stone to maybe chipping away at very high cost data that generally were not allowed to get to the crypto market is on for a market cap dipped under or just a little around $950 billion today probably most people would say that's a lot but of course it was 3.3 trillion at the high so we're down what 65 percent something like that off the highs so yeah we're going to call it a crash in the cryptos here if you're off more than or around two thirds I think you can probably say that anyway not much happening in the way of Apple which I thought was very interesting but they are tending to push the rest of the market take a quick look here at Apple again I didn't see anything that looked at interesting or that important it's still going on though or it was going on when the show started so there may be something else I don't see anything I just updated the chart here volumes okay overall market volume I heard somebody actually comment on it is fairly light we're only doing about 6.1 billion shares on the CBOE consolidated tape today for a Tuesday in September compared to the some 16 and some days at 18 billion shares at the extremes is not a lot but again we may have more coming in at the end this is really kind of the last day for fun buying so I'm not all that shocked to see it up here but when you looked at options there was kind of a medium resistance at 395 on the spies we've broke that 396 30 is that what it is now what is it 396 35 and the next and that's kind of minimal ring I'm going to call it medium resistance but there's the great wall of China that is set up at about 400 so maybe we can get up there in the next day or two looking at the TD nines and the way some of the other charts look we could get a retest as soon as Friday on some of these lows so is this a one day wonder pop well there's not a lot of volume there's a lot of stocks in the TD nines that are on the six sevens and eights if they make it to the nines could they bring the rest of the market down there is part of that the other thing you got to look at of course is crude oil being lower kind of really amazing and it's on continuing demand drops mostly here in the United States it's amazingly different and that is that we're just not driving anymore it got expensive and everybody quit and they changed their patterns and that's kind of it so a crude down about 5% on the day so let's take a look at the XLE and you gap down on the first you had 28.3 million shares today you got about 21 22 million shares already you did pierce that low you're kind of back into the wick of the thing but it doesn't look good so maybe we'll find out more of course generally these short and weeks you get delayed reports I didn't see it today I'm assuming it was we'll get the AEI tonight and the and the EIA in the morning or tomorrow morning at 10 30 or 11 sometimes they move it to 11 so we'll see of course natural gas probably a little bit different when they're closed on Monday but I did not check on that anybody in the den sees anything different that'd be it so anyway I guess a one day wonder did they schedule all of this just to make Apple look good so they could continue distributing it inquiring minds want to know I don't see a lot going on here question on the XLE like I said it the the bottom on the TLT was not anything to write home about maybe you do get a one or two day to bounce but I do suspect we're going to come back and retest that Microsoft is up for today now this is just on a fact that most of these have come back down to support the last big gap higher on was on July the 27th on Microsoft you were up on 46 million shares you've come back in that with fairly light volume actually for the last four days 23 22 21 million shares today got about 11 on the upside but you haven't broken the trend lines up energy again dissed dissed a skosh I haven't heard skosh since the they quit putting those chewing tobacco ads on TV used to leave a little skosh between your cheek and gum but I guess that's illegal now it's illegal or I've never seen one of the last 15 or 20 years but anyway dissed a skosh lighter volume on the move back down so it's is it fantastic no is the volume lighter it certainly is so could you get a bounce here the downside is I like to see both if I'm looking for a major move both the volume at the lows and the energy really tail off and the energy on the downside didn't all you have now is a tail off in the volume from the last gap higher on Microsoft no skoshing allowed huh there's ointments and lotions for that now I hear okay what else do we have look in our email here okay okay we'll be back in a minute at two or three emails here I'm reading we'll get back to those eight seven seven nine two seven six six or eight if you want to take advantage of this sector now is the time to subscribe to my goal report the goal report is a comprehensive look at the metal sector as well as the markets that move gold which is the currency and bond markets new subscribers get a 30-day money back guarantee so you have nothing to lose every Monday morning I publish the goal report with coverage of gold silver bonds DXAU HUI 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we've got at least another two and a half or three at 2.7 points on the spies to get up to that level so we shall see to do other questions about oh it was on MU from John's Jim Johnson okay right here you're working your way back down and retesting this huge candle reversal day of July 5th that got down to 5209 got out of 5401 today and now you're coming out that day had 30 almost 34 million shares you got into it today with about 10 so far so it's not too good I mean not too bad at least on the light volume you've got about the same energy up on the way down and that's generally not a good sign so if both of those are not congruent IE the energy on the last leg down was lighter volume and the low is lying generally I look for a bounce and then yet a pull back on lighter volume back into the previous low with lighter volume than the last time so could this be nothing but a bounce and a downtrend it could be I'm not particularly excited about trying to go short or being short the SMHs with light volume but at the same time like I said a lot of times you get a couple of days back up and then the next move back below the trend line signals the that it's ready and built enough steam to go break some lows but not a real good risk reward for being short here and you're going to have to wait for a bounce and think and determine that a bounce is on lighter volume over the next few days before you go short I don't know if there's a lot out here to hang your hat on to do okay we looked at Microsoft looked at Apple what else do we have out here take a quick look at the SMHs for Mike welcome to the fold and he says that he's coming back to the path of least resistance thank you path of least resistance SMHs that's from Archer whoever else loves that show SMHs just going sideways here today again fairly light volume you did have 6.9 million shares on the 31st now we get into that today with about 2.6 but you're not really breaking above it you've got a couple of gaps down and that will be on that 6.9 million shares so could you get to 612 you could now one of the other things going on today of course is the day that option market makers go dealt a neutral I'll know a lot more at about 330 or 345 today than I know right now but there hasn't been a lot they're really kind of pegging that around the 4,000 level is where extremely major resistance is and again on a lighter volume you always have to look at rallies on that especially in September on lighter volume as problematic to do OKTA okada gap down I think you asked me about this one a while ago or someone else did you get down with a lot of volume you kind of going sideways out here I mean without a lot more work the best you probably hope for is a move back up and fill halfway of the gap that would be what about 81 bucks 80 bucks so if you're in this I don't know what the question is see if software being hampered by interest rates or spot decline generally when mark interest rates start going up and 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This program is brought to you by Vista Gold, traded on the NYSE American and TSX under the symbol VGZ. And we're back to the question about Tesla, it is breaking above the downtrend line. You don't have a lot of volume so far, you had about, what, 56 million shares yesterday, today you got about 37 on the way up, does tend to have more volume at the end of the day. You may want to watch that. I probably not the best advertising to have both Hawaii and California tell you you can't recharge your cars so I don't know how that goes. If it gets past and to the low information folk out there, they don't spend a lot of time looking at news. But certainly an interesting idea that the biggest states that are proponents of electric cars are the first to make sure that you can't charge them or telling you you can't anyway.  One of the things that I hadn't brought up yet is the way splits affect the trading of stocks, especially these high flyers. There's a personality that comes into stocks and a lot of times it is because of the prices. I've seen a lot of stocks splits come and change the personality of the stock and it takes a little while, maybe six months to really get that personality change over and maybe it's kind of like a 16 year old finally graduating high school and maybe having to take some responsibility or maybe it's an 18 year old that picks up a gallon of James Dean of a bourbon and decides that he has to go real fast in the car. But a personality change nonetheless and I would be very careful trading this until you figure out what that change in that is. You can recharge after 9 p.m. only, okay. Well, it doesn't do you any good if you want to recharge before. But it seems to me if you've got penetration of 3% right now and you want to go to 100%, if you can't handle it now, I'd worry about it. If you're having problems already charging just 3% or 4% of the cars, you probably need to do some real soul searching, but that's just me. Question about IBM, from the land of NIMBY, he says they'll build more capacity, but all I've ever seen is not in my backyard. Okay, IBM, that didn't look too bad, Jim. You're going back into the 125 low. Like I said though, all these have about the same energy up on the way down. You are finding some fairly light volume here on the July 21st low, 12 million shares into 3.3, 3.4 million shares. That was 3.3 yesterday today. You only have about 1.3 million shares and I'm kind of a move up. But that's it. Okay. We have another question to take a look at DLR. You had more volume on the break. Now this is one that Jim Chainos is big short on it. I think he went short back there about 130-ish, or at least that's where he said he made it known that he was shorting it. He may have shorted those big moves. Actually the chart doesn't look that bad. This is one of the few that had a light volume pullback, but about the same volume at the lows. So you're not getting a lot of congruency here from both the high to the low. You're up on just no volume today, which is the problem. 1.3 yesterday, 521,000 shares on the upside today. Again, I kind of like it when the charts are all speaking the same way instead of being very different in those. I'm just going to go through my usual suspects, AMD's sideways on light volume. I don't think you can make anything about that. NVIDIA has broken lows, has done it on major volume four days ago, four trading days ago. Broke the low of 65 million shares with 117, you're just kind of going sideways here. So what you need to do if you're bullish on this is see it go to about 145, pull back and try to retest this low on a lighter volume again until then you've got a low broken on volume. The energy from the high to the low was on more volume. These guys, both AMD and NVIDIA have a lot of great products coming out. They tend to be good companies. We don't need to confuse good companies with stock price because those have a lot to do more than just the company. They have to do with the idea that maybe China invades Taiwan. Maybe people are starting to get a lot more worried about that with Putin and Xi getting all chummy over the last few days. But I don't know. Maybe there's something else. I haven't seen anything else that said the threat level up was higher in Taiwan. Putin is a planet here based out here, PLTR. It just, every all this stuff looks rather weak. Energy same on the way up is on the way down. Volume through the June 13th low was at 41 million shares at $7.5. You broke through that with about the same volume. So there's a lot of stocks out there that don't have a clear signal either higher or lower. Some did, like NVIDIA did break the lows and did have more volume. Nancy wants to look at UNG, two twos, we'll look at this. Now on this one you did break, for UNG break the previous high of 3277. That was the June 8th high that had 14.5 million shares with 12 million shares. So it was lighter. I would have liked a little bit more like 10 to think about going short. But you had 12.1 million shares on the 3450. You went above the previous high. You did so on lighter volume. You pulled back. Energy is actually fairly good the last couple of days. Well, yesterday had almost 8 million shares. Today about half that though. So if you look over to the left-hand side of the chart, right around that $26 level, you've got lots of potential support. We'll be back in a minute. Vista Gold owns and operates the largest undeveloped gold project in Australia, the Mount Todd Gold Project. Vista Gold just completed their feasibility study, resulting in a 7 million ounce gold reserve. 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Wrap up another excellent episode of the Path of Beliefs Resistance. As we get to the close, we're up 70 on the S&P cash. Dow's up 449, NASDAQ's up 242. Russell's up 29. Crude Oil's off 5. Gold's up 13, but not really doing much of anything. Wiggling around a bit like a fish on a dock. But that's kind of it. We go to the volume, as we said, volume's fairly light. 6.8 billion shares on the CBOE consolidated tape, which is pretty wimpy. So be wary. Again, some of the other stuff going on out here. The TLT's got a big bounce. Again, no volume really, respectively, off the lows today. Yesterday you did 24.5 million. Today you're doing about 10.5 million shares. So I don't know how you can really hang your hat on anything other than a bounce at the moment. Maybe that changes, but that's kind of it. A lot of the stuff this looks like it got down to the previous lows, got there with fairly decent energy, then has bounced on having very light levels. But September tends to be a wicked month, and generally the big men of the street tend to blow out the weaker horses and start buying the stronger horses late in the month. So you always have to worry about it. Most of the worst months of all time have been in September, and that's always problematic. Again, kind of hard to actually put too much into today. We had the Bayes book, which really didn't do much. And we've got Delta Neutral for options expiration on the 16th. So tomorrow I suspect will be a lot more indicative of what we have in the next few weeks. So when you can, not when you have to. We'll see you here tomorrow. Trading in the stock market seems impossible.


When the narcissist gets old, aging is definitely one thing narcissists fear. They're afraid of getting old. They're afraid of being irrelevant. 70 years old, health problems they used to do before. People around them, to them the narcissist does, or losing their hair. It just doesn't seem to affect the narcissist. I mean, they may still be easily bothered by things. Aspects that can seem as though while everyone else is struggling. That being said, as far as the disorder a bit, I really just hate everyone and everything around them. Trying to sabotage as the narcissist gets older.  So yeah, when they get older, they become a lot angrier. But it actually becomes more passive aggressive. It becomes more covert. Because I think at some point they start to understand that it's very different for a person who is 60 or 70 years old to be raging at someone who's 20 or 30 years old. Because by that point, you should have figured things out towards the end of your life and still nearly disabled. So what they do is they try to hide their emotions, especially when other people are around. They might try to pretend that certain things don't really bother them, but really it does.  Maybe you still have the time to do whatever you want to do, but that's it for me. I don't get another shot. It's a way end up. Because at least for you, if you are significantly younger than the narcissist, you still have time. You'll have time to figure things out. You'll have time to fix things, to make things the way you want them to be. You may have made false mistakes in the past. And that's really what's on the narcissist. It's that. The narcissist fears all of these things they've got in their head that they wanted to manifest, that they wanted to make into a reality. They'll never get to do that. Because at that age, they can't do the things that they used to do. It's a lot more difficult. But yeah, be very cautious when you're around the age in narcissists. They mean you know well. They're very bitter, resentful.  They probably wouldn't think that way. They'd still want to make the most of the time they've got left until they're 100 years old. But the narcissist looks at it like if I'm going to die, if I have to leave behind all of this then I might as well screw you up when I've got the chance. At least then it subsides the worries in their heads to know that if they have to leave you're not going to be happy anyway because they've set up all this stuff to ruin any potential chance you might otherwise have in your future anyway. So that's really what the narcissist is counting on once they get past the age of maybe 60.  They just want to nuke everything so you've got the whole place to go after they're gone. Anyway, I don't want to leave this one too long because I know the wind is really bad out here and I did forget my microphone as well. Otherwise I would have used that now. Unfortunately I can't do anything about the weather conditions but I hope you've got something out of it anyway. I just want to show you this view before I end it here. That's all for this.


Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny and welcome back to Five Nights at Freddy's Across The Street. I'm recording this like two seconds after episode one. I'm still hyped up with adrenaline after what Fredbear did to us in the last video. Go check it out if you haven't seen it. Why are you hopping into part two? Oh, that's Bonnie. Why are you hopping into part two without seeing part one? This is night three. Hopefully we can get this night down in maybe night four. I'm aiming for two nights in episode but who knows how difficult this game gets. Alright, um, I believe the phone guy told us last time that we're getting a puppet in Matronik soon. I don't know if that's this night. I guess we're going to find out. Bonnie, tell me the sit. Hey, lullaby, get that plane. Freddy, yes. That's good. He's gonna break a fence. He's gonna break a fence. That would be great if we didn't give him some of the new tack. He's gonna break fences. I already know it. We gave Freddy the ability to plug into arcades and machines to play games with the kids. We only gave him one game, it's a maze game, I think. If he gets into the control room, he might plug himself into your camera system and start playing the game. That's weird. You'll have to complete the game so it goes away and you can keep looking at the cans. I have to play Fruity Maze? Yeah. What do I do with Bonnie? Did he tell me about Bonnie? Who's that? Is that Bonnie? Don't know. Okay. Okay. Freddy! He's in. He's already in. Good night. Good night. Freddy's in. How do I... I don't know what fence is... What fence? Oh no, I don't like this. Where's Chica? Was that Chica? That is Chica. Okay, good. All right, cool. Freddy, he's still chilling. Is that fence three? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. What do I do with this door over here? I'm guessing that's where Bonnie will come from. That would make sense because that is the... Besides where they come from in FNAF 1. So I would not be surprised if the game... Okay, fences are rebooting. If the game goes with that logic. Bro! Okay, okay, okay. Let's go, let's go. I'm gonna die from Foxy. I'm dead from Foxy. Go, go, go, go, go, go, go. Chem 10. Lullaby. Okay. Did I make it? I think I made it unless Chica's here to kill me. She's not. I made it. Is he not gonna leave? That's a bit dumb if he doesn't leave. Just saying, game. Why would you make him stay there unless he's there for the entire night? Oh, fun. Fun, fun. Yeah, I don't know what vent. Ah, okay. It's kind of the same. It's kind of the same. That's good.  Okay, that's fine, that's fine. Chica's still there. Okay. Good, good, good, good, good. Okay, I just realized it illuminates what fence goes with what. So I need to keep fence four closed, because that's where Chem 9 is. Chica should be appearing soon. Bonnie's still chilling. I'm just assuming that that's Bonnie. I don't know who else it could be. Right, Chica. Oh, there she is. Close that off. 4 a.m. That's good. That's real good. Chica's gonna hit the door anytime now. There she goes. Okay. Freddy, I'm waiting for your minigame to appear. But let me get the lullaby first, okay? It's about to go. Got it. Okay, that's good. That's real good, that's real good. I don't know if having the camera down stops Freddy's minigame from appearing. I really have no clue. 5 a.m. That's good. No minigame from Freddy yet. Bonnie's still chilling. The music box is about to go out. There we go. This is all going well. Can I block off Chica, actually? If I close fence three when she's in camp four, can I block her off? I'm guessing I can't. But we're gonna try it. Alright, I was gonna try it, but then I got sent into a minigame. Which is always good. We gotta go fast though. Because I'm scared about the lullaby and Chica. Okay, we're fine, we're fine, we're fine. Can I block it off? No, she already went past. I just wanna try that. Again, I don't think it'll work, but I just wanna see what will happen. Chica did not even hit the door. Let's go. 6 a.m. What is our minigame? The first time we got Foxy. Second time we got Fredbear. We're back in the pizzeria with no music and maybe some dead kids over there. Hey buddy, hey William. We're cleaning up. We're gonna have to get someone to clean this place up in the morning though, haha. Could you go and lock up the back room in the hallway? We gotta make sure it's locked. Okay, so this is all trash, not dead kids, I'm glad.  The arcades are off. The machines are off. Alright, here we go. We're locking it up. Spring Bonnie. Hey buddy. Don't get close to that suit, don't. Am I gonna see the spring trap incident? The spring lock failure? Make the right choice. Don't leave this up to me. These cutscenes are so creepy by the way. Good, I'm glad, I'm glad. Night four, here we go. Is the phone guy going to die on this night? Who knows, only time will tell in like two seconds. Let's all smash the like at the same time. Three, two, one. Go, go, go, go. So I guess whatever choice I will make, I guess we're gonna find out in this night. Alright, so let's get the lullaby going. Alright, let's close off. Where's Freddy? There's Freddy. Let's close off fence two. Thanks. I knew it. Really, you don't say. Yeah. I don't know where Freddy is. Close off fence three, why not? Yeah, sounds awesome. Lullaby. Safe, yeah. Safe, yeah, I know, I know. I wanna close off fence four. I really shouldn't have closed off three. Okay, I'm guessing I'm gonna have less time with Chica. Come on, fence four, come here. Got it. Okay. I have no clue where Freddy is. Chica's right there. Your lullaby's going, you're right there. Did Freddy, no, he didn't say Freddy will come to my door. He specifically said Freddy will not come to my door. Chica's here. Do I have less time to close off Chica? Doesn't seem like it. Which is good. Real good. Nice. Fence four, he's already in. Damn it, it's hard to keep him at bay. But everyone else I am pretty good with. Alright, Chica, she's fine. The minigame isn't so bad. I think it's the same minigame every time, which is good. Bonnie, no clue what to do with him. I guess he's gonna walk on night five? I don't know, two a.m. Chica is coming up sometime soon. Can I block off fence three? Let's try it. Nope. Alright, so closing off fence three does not get rid of Chica. By the way, I keep calling them Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, Foxy, even though, yes, I know. Again, I'm calling this right after episode one, so I don't know what people are saying this. But I know that these are the un-withered characters, right? I know that's the case. So if I'm getting any comments about that, I know that, right, this is un-withered, withered Chica, this is un-withered, withered Freddy. It's a different minigame. Well, it's the same, but a different layout. Good. Oh, lullaby. Chica is fine. Oh, god. Is she? Where's Chica? Okay. I didn't see her for a moment. I don't know if she was there the whole time. She might have been. Okay, good. I want to know what you do, Bonnie, because you keep moving positions in Camera 6, but he's not doing anything. So I feel like he's probably going to be super overpowered, but I guess we're going to have to find out. Okay, Chica hit. Freddy's chilling. This is a good minigame. I mean, not a minigame, but like a good game section, you know? Like, you got the minigames which give out lower and story, which is great, right? That's exactly what the minigames are supposed to do. And like, this is a solid gameplay section, you know? Everyone has a unique mechanic, which I love, of course. And, you know, they all have their distinct styles. They all have their distinct looks, right? They all look different, which, I mean, you can't really chalk that up to the developer of this game because they all are just using characters from FNAF, which is perfectly fine, like every fan game does that. Or at least a lot of them do. Okay. But I love that every character has their own unique mechanic. It's nice, you know? Like, I'm sure Bonnie will come to the door, but even still, that's different from what Chica does, you know? Chica doesn't come to the door. Ooh, no, this is bad, this is bad. The lullaby just went out. Got it. Did I get it? I think I did. I think I got it. Uh, Chica's fine. Pretty's fine. Okay. I think we're safe. But yeah, it's still different from what Chica does because Chica doesn't come to the door. She stands outside the door camera. So I love that they're all unique. You know, that's great. Bye, fam! Oh, no. Chica, thank you. Uh, where do I go?  Oh, oh my god, this one's going to take a while. Crap.  Oh, don't screw me right now, game. Did I get it? I think I got it. That is so tense, right? When the music box just goes out and Freddy gives you his minigame. Um, but yeah. Going back to what I said in episode one. Either episode one or earlier in the- Cool, cool, cool. Um, I'm glad that Freddy- Oh, god. I'm glad that Freddy's minigame can still appear. Hello. That was cutting it close.  Yeah, I'm glad that Freddy's minigame appears when you're not on the camera. That's real nice, because you could just sit outside the camera. Oh. I thought I broke the game because that appeared right as I hit Spacemonocles out of the monitor. Yeah, I'm glad that it doesn't, you know, break the game, right? You can't just sit outside the monitor. Who's this? Is this the trash guy?  Anything in my workshop I want to talk about. I guess not, alright. Um, I guess we're going to the house?  No, hello buddy, who are you? Are you the person I've been talking to? Hey William, can I talk to you for a minute? I've noticed you've been acting a bit out of character. I know we've kinda been in hibernation for a long time, so I get it. Again, text is really pixelated.   But I can't make it to work tomorrow. And everyone else is out too. So it's just gonna be you. Oh, that's really good. Thanks buddy. I'm really sorry to do that to you. And Fridays can be busy too. Oh no, so I'm going to play you double for tomorrow. Pay you double for tomorrow. I got this guys. I just ask you stay a bit like, hands off. I don't mean to be mean, I guess, but it would just be better for everyone, I think. Okay, is that cool? I'm sorry again, but I'm sure you'll do fine. Okay, great. I'll try to meet you back here afterwards. It should be free then? Alright. I should be free then, alright. Great, see you tomorrow. Okay. Here I go inside my house with totally not possessed animatronics. Um, cool. So, as we learned last time, Fredbear's in that room. Like he's just chilling in my house. And Spring Bonnie we also saw was it last night? I think it was. So I don't know what choice we'll be making. Oh, I guess we won't be making a choice. I guess we'll make that choice on night five. We got time for night five, right? Sure, why not. If the video's long, who cares? Who cares? We're having fun. I want to keep going. In the next episode, night six and night seven if there were any. Or maybe this is the final video. I don't know. Alright, predictions for night five. Puppet character and Bonnie. This night is going to be hectic. Here we go. Block off fence two. I'm guessing Freddy goes up this way. Like, up to camp three, four, and then nine? Don't know. You probably are. Is that Freddy? Oh my god, Freddy. That's weird. It's got no indie skeleton. Good voice actor, by the way. He's doing a good job. Thanks. Real busy. Alright, man. See you on the flip side. My classic line. Chica? Hold on, hold on, Chica. I wanted to block off fence four. For Freddy. Hit. Come on. I'm waiting. Thank you. Okay. Oh, Freddy's in. I don't know how he gets in. That's kind of annoying. Whatever. His minigame isn't that bad, but then again, I'm sure it will be tonight, you know? Um... Yeah, I mean, I don't really have anything to block off now. Bonnie's on the move. Right, he keeps moving, but he doesn't do anything. I don't know what's going on with Bonnie. I'm guessing he'll just come to the door normally. Like, he'll stand outside, lullaby. I don't know. Okay, I don't know, guys, so... Hopefully he doesn't cause too much pain. Also, I don't know where the puppet is. I don't know if they're a character that I have to fend off. Chica? Where's Chica? Okay, she's there. We're doing good. It's almost better to be in the cameras, by the way. I think I got lucky with that, but this is gonna suck. Because I gotta beat this and then wind up the box. Okay, let's go, let's go. Uh, it's up this way. I'm dead, dude. I'm totally dead. No, it just went out, I think. I think it just went out. Where's Bonnie? I don't think he's doing anything, but I just want to know where he is. Alright, he's there. Okay. Ooh, boy, that was cutting it close. Oh, shoot. Oh, no, I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm just straight up dead. You know? I'm dead from Chica. Yeah, there it is.   I'm taking it off. I know what's gonna happen. Pog, dude. Foxy. That was cool. Yeah, I think no matter what, in that situation, I was just dead. Right? Fun time Freddy. I mean, just, sorry. Normal Freddy, unwinded with a Freddy, can really mess you up like that. And I don't know what way he goes, you know? Oh, lullaby. Shoot. I have no clue where Freddy goes, like what direction he takes. Like, wasn't he in Cam 5? I have no clue. Damn it. Oh, I wanted to block off Freddy. He's gonna be in. No! Oh, wrong one. He's in anyways. Ah. I don't get how I block him off. I really have no clue how I block him off. I legitimately am clueless on how I block him off. I don't know the path he takes. I don't really know how these fences work. Because I swear, when I hit, like, fence 4, he can still get in. It's also a little weird if the fences only work for Freddy. Like, why wouldn't any of the other characters be blocked by them? Like, we know it doesn't work with Chica. We tried it already. So, I don't know. It's weird. It's a little weird. I still have no clue of Bonnie. Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do. Do-do-do-do-do-do. Do-do-do-do-do-do.  Okay, cool. Do-do-do-do. Music box is nice and soothing, though. I will say that. Okay. Yeah, no clue what Bonnie does. Right? I guess maybe it's a nice 6 and 7 thing. It's gotta be, right? It's gotta be. They wouldn't just leave Bonnie without a mechanic, right? Right, come on. You can't leave Bonnie out of the game, dude. Where's Chica? I don't know. I feel like Chica has a secret phase that I just don't know about. That's the annoying part about this game, is that it's really hard to know where the characters go. It's not difficult to see them on the cameras. It's just hard to know their path, you know? Chica's here. Uh, Freddy, don't-don't do me like this. Oh, come on. Hit! Ugh. Okay, I got it, I got it, I got it. I got it. I should be fine to do this minigame. Right? Uh, stop getting caught on the walls.  I don't know why that happens. But that makes me mad. Cause I-I-I hit it. I hit the button. Why does it stop? Unless the minigame cancels it, which is really dumb. Just saying. Cool. I was gonna try and, you know, bribe Bonnie to tell me his secret. Like, what are you doing here? What is your mechanic? But, I guess that's fine. Alright. Let's see what's going on. I see Bonnie. I'm playing as Bonnie. Hello, little child. Hey kid, come with me. I'll take you to Freddy's secret party room. I was gonna say, hey Susie, but I'm glad I- I mean, I just wanna say I'm glad I did it because, you know, it's like, I didn't know it was Susie. Maybe it's just a child. Another child. But now that I know it's Susie, cool. Come with me. Child. Foxy. Cool. So these are the kids. Understandable. There's a kid in there. And there's lots of kids out over here. Imagine all of the inner chunks that I could have. I would be unstoppable. Okay, so there's someone down here. Let's get him. Hey kid. Come with me. Bonnie, of course. Now where's this last one? Hey kid. It's me, Spring Bonnie. Hi, Freddy. Am I missing some? I hit my light. I accidentally kicked me light.  That I did. Can I go into this room without killing anyone? We're gonna try that next episode. Unless I have to play through the whole game again, which I really don't want to. But first, I have a question to ask. Anything for you? Was it worth it? I was a little excited when I stabbed them, I would say. Four children are dead and for one. Which is still alive. You could have waited. Who's which? Are there multiple endings? Did I miss a kid? Did I miss a kid and do I have to not kill anyone? What's going on? I have work to do. Goodbye, Mr. Often. See you up ahead. Quit staring at me like that. Quit looking at me like that. Cool. I got a star. I sort of got a few multiple endings and I have to play through this game again. Alright, so night six and I'm guessing night seven and extras. Next episode. If there is a secret ending you guys tell me in the comments. I'm probably going to go record episode three again right after this because I'm just enjoying this game so much. So yeah, if there are any secret endings it may take a while for me to get to them, but we will get to them. So, thanks for watching and I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye.


Hey, here are three ways to knock someone out in the street fight. We're not talking about how to knock someone out in the ring, boxing, or MMA. We're talking about how to knock someone out on the street fight. So first of all, we're gonna talk about targets. There's three major targets that you can use to knock someone out in the street fight and make them feel unconscious. Okay, the first target will be the jawline, okay? Right here. These two parts of the face.  So these are three proven techniques that are used very easily and a lot of people can knock people out very easily with these techniques. The second target is the temple, either side. So one way to do the temple, again, is the palm strike. You can use the heel of the palm or the seven of the palm right on the side of the face. Another weapon to use is your knuckles. I've seen cops, really old cops that just go up to a guy, bam, and then knock them out with just one hit, just like that, right on the temples. So that's the second target. The third target that people don't really talk about, especially in sport fighting, is the back of the head, right where the hard part meets the soft part on the back of the head, all right? A good attack weapon to use is the palm again.  So use the palm, back of the head. A good way to do it is just reach out around behind them and just look back like that. Okay, there's a very dirty boxing trick, but you know what, we're in the street and there's no rules and you can do stuff like that. Okay, so reach around the back and boom, like that. That's one way to do it. Or if the guy's already down, boom, with your hammer right to that part of the head. Easy knockout, right there, that's right out. All right, so those are three targets for knocking people out on the street. Now, remember those two first targets, the temple and the jaw. Now, a lot of times when you're facing him straight on, these straight punches won't hit the target because he's facing you straight. So a lot of times these will hit his nose, break his nose, break his cheekbones, or make him a bloody lip, but it won't knock him out. Okay, so what you need to do is you need to deliver hooks to the side this way. If you want to deliver crosses and straights, you need to be on an angle so that when you do the straight, goes right into the jaw or if you do a palm, you don't want to be punching with your knuckles above the jawline. So the temple is above the jawline, you want to be using your palm, boom, right there or even the ear, that'll be very painful. So if you've got the temple right there, that's a knockout for you. Okay, and also on the side, you can do the side hook, left hook, right to the back of the head with your palm. That's another good knockout. Now a knockout that people don't actually think about that much, we're talking about how to make someone go unconscious, right, on the street with a knockout. Another one is a choke. Okay, you can do rear naked chokes. And people usually, if you choke hard enough and hold it for about five seconds, they will go unconscious, okay? So what you want to do is use some chokes because that's a knockout, right? You want to make the other guy go unconscious.   So those are actually four.  Hey, so be careful with these techniques. Don't go out there and start knocking out your friends, all right, it's very dangerous to knock people out. I'm just showing you in a street fight or in a self-defense situation, some targets, if you do want to strike and you are big and strong and you're confident that you can strike really hard, then you can start targeting those target areas for the knockout and make sure that you know the fourth technique, the bonus technique, how to do chokes, rear naked chokes or single-handed neck chokes to take out bigger, stronger or even attackers that are on drugs and can't feel anything. So train hard and stay safe and stay on the street and subscribe to this channel for more lessons like this. We'll see you soon.


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I mean, it wasn't great for the Yankees, they blew a lead, but it was still incredible. How about this? 30-minute pitching lesson with a guy you may be familiar with, Garrett Cole. Yeah. That's the guy. And, Don, you used to pitch in high school, maybe there's something good for you to bid on. See, may you test things out? See what you still got. See what I still have. Yeah, whether I've aged well. I think the answer is no, but you never know. What do you think your high speed was at when you were in high school? What would you get? Ooh, that's a good question. I don't know. I think I might have been able to get in the high 70s maybe. That's what I would think.  So my guess would be you were your max now, probably 76, 77. Yeah, I would say when I was like, you know, by senior year of high school, yes. Now what I could throw now and still have a rotator cuff? I know. That's the problem is anytime I throw a baseball, I immediately feel like- Oh, you feel it right down. 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When you ask guys for the time, throughout the year, it's always tough, but for a call like this, they know how much it means to me. They're excited.  I think whoever wins that will definitely be in for a treat. But you know, Garrett, doing a pitch and lesson is really nice. Just guys, you know, it just shows about the guys and them wanting to give back as well. Is it a challenge, Anthony? Can you go from one team to another, one city to another to be able to keep abreast of what's happening to the charity and then take those contributions and what you do with the charity with you? I mean, yes, I think I give credit to my team as far as my wife, Emily, my mom, my dad, Abby runs the foundation. They've really helped with everything. But I think now that we've settled in to be able to really anchor down here, especially for this year and the next year that we can start making an impact off the field as well.  I mean, as great as this team is, there's not a lot of guys with rings. So how often do you find yourself talking about winning the ring and what it takes?  I think there's a fine line. I think when we're sitting around talking to baseball stories and talk to baseball talk, I think with this team, it's definitely a special group that has the highest of high expectations and we embrace those expectations and we've been playing into them. I think every conversation we've had has been amazing and when we do talk about winning, I mean everyone's on the same page about what it's going to take to get it done. What's it like for you after spending so long in Chicago and you're so beloved there and obviously it's a place you care about deeply, we just talked a lot over the last few weeks about Freddie Freeman leaving Atlanta and how difficult that was for him. What was it like for you, A, transitioning out of Chicago and B, getting comfortable in the Bronx? It was hard. It was definitely hard getting traded midseason, first time. Being in Chicago for so long was obviously very clear I wanted to stay in Chicago and it didn't work out. But being traded to another major market, the biggest market in New York, my wife has family up here who's just a great situation and we really love the city. We really love playing against stadium, the fan base, the passion everyone has. So it's been it's been a lot of fun just getting ingrained in this team. Passion comes in different forms, right? Because in Chicago, it's a different type of passion. I always tell the story. I went to game three of the league championship series in in 15 and and you guys lost. You were down three games to none. I was leaving Wrigley Field and the fans didn't seem upset.  But in New York, it's just a different type of passion. Was that an adjustment you had to make? There were winning is expected and the disappointment is shown more. Honestly, not really because that's the expectation that. I personally put on myself and I feel like our team puts on ourselves. So I feel like playing in Chicago for so long has definitely helped being able to come here and not really be too fazed by outside noise. I think the longer you play this game, the more experiences you go through in this game, the outside noise, you're able to minimize it a lot more. That's for sure. Speaking of the outside noise here on our show recently, Anthony, like and we've been we've been sort of fighting back against it in some ways, but a lot of the noise about your teammate Joey Gallo, who's been struggling and a lot of the fans are quick to voice their opinion about it. You are in a leadership position on this team. What do you say to Joey in a situation like this? What do you say to a teammate when they're struggling with the bat like this?  But Joey Joey's. You know, he's been a big leader for a long time and he's a great person. He works hard. He's a great teammate. So all the little things that go into it, you know, the results in this game on the outside world, I guess, define you. But on the inside, that's not what's really defined you in this clubhouse. And, you know, we we all have great conversations, but really enjoy hanging out with Joey. Baseball wise, it's just, you know, sometimes when one thing clicks, it just goes off and he has a pedigree of hitting a lot of home runs in a short amount of time and a long amount of time. So when that does go off, it hopefully it's something to we could all just sit back and enjoy. Is he good in the room? Is does he bring a leadership as well to this team? Joey's Joey's really undercover funny. OK. He we all I mean, we all hang out. We all get along. I think everyone on this team has their their leadership. Qualities, but I mean, I love playing with them and I love them off the field as well. You know, but the reason I ask that is because it's so easy for fans to look at the batting average. But there's other things that go into being a great teammate and being a contributor to a first place team. And I think fans just kind of need to know the kind of player he is besides the 168 batting average that everybody harps on. Yeah, I mean, it's a listen, fans fans are passionate. I get it and they're going to be passionate. Doesn't matter how good you're doing or how bad you're doing. If you have a tough outing, fans are passionate and that's the way it goes. Anthony, back to the foundation, the Anthony Rizzo Family Foundation. How did this all get started for you and why is it so near and dear to your heart?  Everyone has pretty much been touched by cancer or someone has had cancer in their life. So for us to be able to raise a lot of money and help families directly is very special to us. Just because I know when we, when I was sick, the Red Sox helped us directly when I was with them and they paid for all our medical bills and really helped us out because, you know, the reality is sometimes families need to decide are they going to pay their bills or are they going to help save their child's life? Did your cancer put baseball in a different perspective for you? Yeah, I mean, it just puts life in a different perspective. You know, in life, I think when you get hit by hard reality, you have to raise a respond to it. You could either just attack it head on or you can kind of sit in sorrow in it. And for me, I hit it head on and just try to take every single day right now as you know, it's a new day and very grateful to be out here and just enjoying being on the Yankees, enjoy being in New York, enjoy sitting in the dugout on this interview, just enjoying the ride. Cool. Anthony, also you're also, you're very generous due to generally and we're a long time Parkland resident. And back in 2018, you spoke, it gave an emotional speech that a lot of people remember. Do you continue to be involved with the Parkland community? And obviously it's been a tough, it's been a tough couple of months, couple of years, long time in terms of gun violence in this country. Where are you at emotionally with it right now? Yeah, I mean, as far as Parkland, I'm there all the time. I mean, my parents still live there, my brother lives there, that's where I grew up. So, like I said, when something hits you near and dearly, you know, it just hits differently. And, you know, when things happen, I just wanted to be there for Parkland and the residents and help out anywhere I can, even if it was just a quick smile to escape reality for a few minutes. How about Judge's season? Just an incredible one in, you know, having to deal with the contract. How has he been as a teammate and how great is it to watch the kind of season he's putting together? He makes this whole train run. He's everything that I ever thought he was. It's what's more and I love playing with him. I love getting to know him more and more, our friendship, how he works, how he prepares every day.  Hey, Anthony, thank you so much for your time. Everyone, get over to Rizzo44.com, bid on some of these amazing items and support a great cause. Thanks for making time and thanks for the work you're doing. Awesome, thank you very much. Thanks, man, good luck. There he is, Anthony Rizzo, of your New York Yankees. I like that guy. How could you not? Like he just... Honestly, everything he's been through and he's a leader on this team and he can try to downplay it. He's got a ring. You know, he got one of the most special rings you can get, Peter. No, I mean, Don. 2016 with the Cubs.


I think it's profound this idea of Christ's vision because some of you who have done the workbook lessons know that there's those lessons pretty early on about I am determined to see. I am determined to see things differently. Above all else I am determined to see. Above all else I am determined to see things differently. You see how he's working his focus on Christ's vision because he's talking about spiritual vision. He's talking about light. He's not talking about the body's eyes at all when he's using those lessons. He's inviting us into a spiritual vision, a Christ vision experience. He's inviting us into the light. He's inviting us to let go of our reliance on the five senses and on our fragmented perception and he's saying here come inside with me. He's like shining that light into the darkened space and he's saying let me light everything up. Let me light your whole mind up and then you'll see the way I see. You'll see the way God sees which is light.


This study demonstrated that clodon subtypes can be used to reconstitute tight junctions in epithelial cells. Clodon 2-10a-10b and minus 15 were found to form paracellular channels when expressed alone, suggesting that they may play important roles in paracellular transport. Additionally, clodon 1-3-4 and minus 7 were shown to be necessary for the formation of functional tight junctions. This study provides insight into the role of clodon subtypes in tight junction assembly and could help researchers better understand how tight junctions regulate paracellular permeability. This article was authored by Mikio Furus, Daikinakatsu, Wendy Hempstock, and others.


Admiral Samuel Locklear, Commander U.S. Pacific Command, visited Osan Air Base Korea while touring the Asia-Pacific region. He spoke about the importance of partnerships and strengthening ties with U.S. allies. So, as we look to the future of security in this region, it's important that we look for opportunities to work together, to share our common security interest, and to figure out how we're going to maintain peace and prosperity in over half the globe for the next 30, 40, 50 years. Locklear also spoke about the U.S. military's role in assisting with natural disasters. He said 80 percent of natural disasters occur in the Asia-Pacific region, and the Navy's presence allows the U.S. to better assist allies when needed. From the Defense Media Activity, I'm Petty Officer Tyrell Morris.


Hi. Hello. Hi. Let's get started. I'm Luca San San Rega, Q-Engineer at Mido Cura in Barcelona. I'm here today to present me on its scalability testing with Newton and Open Source Tools with my friend and former colleague, Dani. Yeah. My name's Daniel. I'm currently working as a software engineer for Rehat for the QE department. And basically I'm going to introduce you just in case you don't know after all these QE sessions that we have been having through during all the summit about what is Tempest and so forth. But let's go through it. Okay. So the agenda for today. We briefly introduce Milonet, what's Milonet? And the problem statement of scalability testing in SDN. Then we will show the Milonet acceptance cycle at Mido Cura. And then... Yeah. And then we'll be speaking about Tempest a little bit. How does it work for the OpenStack CI? How does it interact with Sule and every component? And then we're going to speak about how to scale it. And then we'll be roughly speaking about the real use case where we found it back using those tools. So what is Milonet? Milonet is a network virtualization product. And it's open source. So what is network virtualization? Network virtualization is about decoupling the infrastructure from the physical layer. So that the network functions that were previously done with physical appliances now are done on software. You can think of layer 2 switching, layer 3 routing, load balancing, firewall. So why do we need network virtualization at all? And network virtualization is here to fill the gaps between host virtualization and the networking. So you can think of network virtualization as a service. So what are the benefits of network virtualization? Network virtualization allows you to have flexible... allows you to scale. You don't have the limitations of the underlying physical network. You can think that now you can create routers, switches, everything in software without any limitation. In the case of Milonet, it's also distributed. You don't have single point of failures. And also it's cloud-friendly as it's completely programmable and it offers a pluggable API to plug the either VMs or dockers into the network, into the virtual network. So in this slide, we can see the underlay physical network formed by a number of BGP gateways and the compute nodes running the VMs or dockers containers. So what happens is that when a packet egress a compute node or a gateway node, Milonet will put this packet into the overlay network and we will perform what we call a simulation. That means that this packet will traverse the virtual topology that is created so that Milonet decides whether it has to be sent. If it's a south-north packet, it will be sent to a BGP then to the exterior. If it's an east-west traffic, it will be routed to... it will be sent to another compute. So here we have the reference architecture for Milonet and OpenStack. So we have a number of gateway nodes that will connect our OpenStack deployment to the exterior. A number of compute nodes that are the same compute as in an OpenStack deployment with the difference that instead of having the neutron OBS agent, we have the Milonet agent that will tell the OBS kernel module how to treat the packages of the networking. Then the controller, again, is also the same node as in an OpenStack deployment. And we will have the neutron server running there and the Milonet cluster, which is the endpoint API for Milonet. And the way Milonet is integrated with neutron is throughout our network plug-in, Milonet network plug-in that is responsible to translate the neutron calls into Milonet API calls. So what's the problem statement of SEM scale testing? So there are a number of intrinsic challenges of SEM scale testing. The first one is distributed. So it means we need many points of probes in many different places, which makes it very difficult. Also, although it is decoupled from the underlying infrastructure, any failure on the underlying network will affect the overlay, too. And, of course, now we have fast-changing environments with unpredictable traffic patterns as network functions are not mapped into physical devices as previously, now they're in software. So there's all kinds of new patterns that cannot allow you to find these specific points of failure or troubleshooting the failures. On the other hand, we have a number of implementation challenges. We cannot have a dedicated testbed for scale testing on SDN because of the cost of the hardware, the cost of the deployment and the maintenance. So we need some kind of tool that allows us to emulate these... emulate scaling the underlying. So simplifying the dimensions of scale testing, you can drag them to these three dimensions. Traditionally, network testing has only been done in one of the dimensions at a time, and that leads to many problems when going into production as the relationships between these three axes are not always as expected. So these three dimensions of SDN scale testing can be classified into... scale the overlay. So we can increase the API stress. We can increase the size of the network virtual topology, such what are the maximum limits of routers, load balancers, networks that virtual topology can support. In addition to this dimension, we can start adding workloads. So how these virtual topologies behave when you increase the workloads on the data plane and you start adding new flows and so on. And on the last dimension, we will scale... how are we able to scale the underlay? So the physical network. We can just say that it's not... it's unfeasible to scale a physical underlay. So we need the tool to allow us to scale an emulated underlay. So in the Y and Z axes, we will use rally that allows us to scale the control plane operations at the same time add workloads. And for scaling the underlay, we will use our tool, which is called MiloNet Sandbox, which is a wrapper around Docker. So this is the MiloNet acceptance cycle we follow for an open source release. Once the release candidate is generated, we have three parallel deployments, which are the scalability lab, which is the one I'm presenting today. We use the sandbox based on Docker and then rally for benchmarking. We have a certification cloud, which is a bare metal cloud to perform and benchmarking on real hardware. And then we have a last automated deployment that uses a vagrant and we perform the functional testing with Tempest. Everything's fine, we make the release. Okay, so I just want to introduce you in case you know what is Tempest. So as you know, OpenStack is a really big project and everybody knows what Nova is, what Neutron is, what Cinder is, what Glass is. But maybe you are not aware about Tempest unless you are testing the cloud or you are doing some commits. So Tempest is the integration and testing framework for OpenStack, which was realized based on Python unit test-to-framework. And the idea for it is that it would be like doing black-box testing, like from, so it would be used from a single-dev stack, so from that to production clouds. So if anyone wants you to have ever done any kind of commit to OpenStack, even if you don't know, you have already used Tempest because this is being used in Seoul for every OpenStack commit. In fact, it's even been used several times because it passes through many gates. So, for instance, the services that are covered by Tempest includes Batar not only like Ironic, Nova, Sahara, Trove, Keystone, Glance, and so on. And those were our unique monolithic and everything was integrated within the Tempest repo. So as we the Tempest guys, we are great guys and we know a lot of things about OpenStack where we can't really cover everything about every OpenStack project. So lately we have been thinking about like splitting the workload and we are working the Tempest plug-in interface which basically it's a Python package which would contain the Tempest test for every other project. One big example about this would be Neutron. For instance, if you are a Neutron, it has a ton of sub-projects and I think it's one of the most complicated projects within OpenStack. So you have like Neutron, Neutron Elbas, VPN as a service, Firewall as a service, and even within Neutron this has been split within different things. So the solution within Tempest to check that out is to split that into their own Tempest plug-in then you can create a built-in environment for that and using TestR, which is a test runner, everything would be discovered in a seamless way from your testing node. How can we do that? Well, there's still a cookie cutter which allows you to create side-to-plug-in. So I don't know if you are seeing this currently, but the idea is quite simple. So basically you would need to add an entry point which is the way the Python discovers new stuff on it and that would be like the scale for a Tempest plug-in. You would have a plug-in PY which would handle everything and then you would have like a test folder with the API test and then the SNAR test. Those SNAR tests, just in case you are not aware of that, as this is a beginner talk, we can just tell that those are the tests that cover several projects.  So those tests are a little bit more difficult as they would be sharing a ton of products within them. So unless it's a real specific service, they won't be migrated to a Tempest plug-in. In order to help leverage this load, we have been publishing like what we would like at a Tempest stable interface which is, okay, now I got my plan. How can I use Tempest within my library without having to import the whole Tempest? So we have released this library called Tempest.lib, or really it was Tempest.lib, but it has been reintegrated lately which allows you to get most of the functionality that you would get from the original framework just as a library to use before. So basically you can call the test runner, it would use subunit and you would have access to all the unified rest client. So let me summarize this a little bit more because I think it's interesting for every other project contributor and please, if you are developing Tempest plug-ins for your project, start using this as we have seen like guys who try to reinvent the wheel or just import the whole project or just want to add everything there. This was released as a way to ease the pain of doing that and I think it's a great and great effort. Here again, as I said before, this comes out from the developer guide and if you see like the Soul Jenkins, once that you get on your commit, you could be having it over all the workflow, you'll be having it passing the Tempest test even two times. So the first one would be like over the review, you would have to use Soul, which as in case you don't know that too, it's a gating system for automated testing and it will go through a ton of Jenkins for access to PEP8 for validation content, then Tempest, Tempest Neutron. We have a ton of gates for this, I didn't really count the note, but you could be saying that there are more than 20. Once that it passes on and you got your core approval plus one for the Jenkins, before it gets merged, it will have to go through another set of Jenkins. So you can imagine how important is this framework for these momentos of OpenStack itself. Okay, so now moving back to the Mionette Scalability Lab, this is the underlay emulated deployment we use for performing the scalability tests. So here you can see a number of elements that are Docker containers and what Mionette Scalability is using, we use this Mionette Sandbox which is a wrapper around Docker.  So we are interested in testing Mionette with Neutromat Scale. So we don't want to use NOVA. That's why we have these network namespaces there. So in here we see the minimal deployment and what we can achieve with Mionette Sandbox is scaling the compute nodes with Docker Compose up to R. Now we are scaling 30 computes per server. So what it makes interesting is that we can use Rally to run the benchmarks against these deployment while monitoring with Lafana, which is the dashboard, and in FluxDB the time series database and two collectors, Telegraph and JMxtrans that allows you to collect time series data and put it into the in FluxDB. So right now we are using the benefits of these two main tools. So what are those benefits? The benefit is that Mionette Sandbox can easily deploy and reproduce these deployments and scale an emulated underlay on demand. It's really fast as you can just rebuild the whole environment in just seconds and it's easy to scale. It allows you to version the different components while starting with a base version. You can just create a number of versions very easily and you can use it on a CI in Jenkins so that deployment can be automated and you can run them nightly for every patch for every different version. In the case of Rally, then it's the perfect framework for testing scalability benchmark. So you have already upstream neutron tasks and it's open source and then in double fold it's customized. So what we are doing is we are developing our own plugins so that we can test our specific benchmarks against these environments. So what are we achieving currently with our plugins and the benchmarks? So we are able to compare the overhead introduced by Neutron. So, as I said, Neutron calls are translated into API and Neonite API calls. So we can compare just using Neonite API calls and using Neutron calls. What's the overhead introduced by this? Two layers of attacking the API. We are developing our own scenario tasks based on the upstream Neutron tasks, scenario tasks. So instead of running VMs, as we said, we are not interested in NOVA because of the complexity that adds to our deployment, we are using network namespaces to ask emulation of VMs. So with that, we can either do plain control, plain test, so finding the upper limits for the Neutron objects. And we can... So we are testing on the two dimensions and then adding workloads to the tests so we can add north-south traffic and east-west. Right now we are benchmarking the latency north-south and east-west. Additionally, we also are running some rally tasks on the upstream networking plugin. And now I will show a simple use case we found... a bug we found running a simple use case of our network plugin. So this is the rally create port task which is a slight modification of the upstream Neutron create and delete task. So what it attempts is to create a router and a network. So in each operation, iteration, it attempts to create two ports and an IP and then it benchmarks the time for every each port creation. Rally allows you to define the rate per second of this port creation. In this case, we use a rate per second of one request per second, the number of iterations, the 3,500. And another important thing that rally allows you is to define an SLA. In this case, we said that it couldn't be higher than five seconds per iteration and a failure rate. So the task will be aborted if there is any failure when running this. So now, I will show you the rally task report for these... Can you see it? Can you read? Yeah? Bigger? Bigger, even bigger? Is now okay? Okay, so that's the... the task report for the rally task report for the port creation. So what we see here is that there was this SLA failure. That's something because of some reason it aborted the execution of this. So that's the report. See, the execution failed because of the SLA was aborted. You can see here that's the trend of the benchmark of the time of creation. So we go into the details. We can actually see that if we leave the benchmark for the creation time. So in the x-axis, we have the iteration number on the y-axis. We have the time of the second port creation operation. In this case, we see that the second port operation creation didn't fail. So if everything would have like... Well, this would be the trend when creating ports at scale in mid-on-net. And on the other side, we see that the first port create operation iteration thousand-something failed and make the SLA aborted. So another thing is what are the failure reports returned by Rally? So the first error is like this connection to Newton failed but then we see this could not acquire a log for a storage operation. So we were wondering what's this coming from. So we decided to go to our Grafana dashboard. So look at just a second. Maybe we should also introduce about what SLA is just in case people didn't know. I have said that if either the maximum iteration per maximum time per iteration is above a certain threshold then the task is aborted. And the same with the failure. So we went to the Grafana dashboard which monitors the zookeeper node count. So I haven't explained that in addition to the compute nodes, the controller and gateways, we use a number of network state databases which is zookeeper and Cassandra. Zookeeper stores the topology. So the objects that are created in the virtual network and Cassandra stays the networks flow state. So when we run this create port and we saw the failure, the Grafana dashboard to see what was happening. So you can see this increase represents the creation of port objects into zookeeper. So at the rate of one per second, this was creating ports, objects in the virtual topology until the failure occurred. At this point, nothing was added to zookeeper until the SLA was cancelled, aborted by the rally and the cleanup of resources started. So another trend we can see here from the dashboard is that there is an offset in the remaining zookeeper node count after the cleanup, which means that this access to zookeeper was somehow blocked during some time and these operations could not perform these write and delete, create and delete ports at the end. On the other side, the zookeeper data has the same trend as the node count and the garbage collection time gives us an idea of what was the memory consumption in the zookeeper nodes. So what was the bug that was causing this failure? So unlike MySQL, zookeeper does not support transactions. So every operation needs to acquire the lock to perform these translated neutron operations into mid-onnet API codes. So what it happens is that these acquiring lock operations time out and so the SLA fails. So what was the solution then? So the solution consists on serializing these access to the zookeeper lock inside the cluster so that the request don't time out acquiring the lock. I don't know if we are fine of time. Yeah, we are fine of time. Conclusions and future work. We've explained that scaling one dimension is not enough in distributed systems because of the unknown relationships between the different dimensions and that we need the emulated testbeds to test scalability in these agile environments. This allows us to catch, as we've seen, scalability bugs, compare the trends between software versions, different patches, but of course, you can use an emulated testbed to perform and benchmarking as it is emulated. So we still need the real testbeds for that. As future work, we plan to scale these Mionet sandbox to allow a thousand computes with million months and this will be done by using Docker swarm so we can scale up to then and on the other side, adding new rally plugins so that we have better benchmarks for that. Here are some links to the... And thank you so much for attending and see you in Barcelona in October. Also, if you have any questions, comments, or want to say something, now it's time. I have a question that... when you use rally to perform a test, what if the HTTP response is a sync process? That means you get HTTP 200 but you think that, oh, this HTTP request is good but the process may be a sync to the agent, maybe RPC, or maybe something to the agent and the agent need to do something that the agent may be a work file and what you say, the HTTP request is good but maybe the real work may be failed. What do you do or handle this scenario? So it's true that the failure report from rally doesn't tell you the source of the problem. It just tells you the symptom. That's why the dashboard, the graphics monitoring are useful for. So, of course, you need to go... we had to go on the neutron server logs that were... then we had to go to the Mionet API logs that were giving more insights, better log error and after that we could use this information. So I guess it depends on the type of error you get. You need to go to the logs in the end. Logs and monitoring, these are the two main tools you have for debugging. Okay, thank you. That was an interesting setup but I was wondering if it's possible to reuse any of your test framework for evaluating other SDN controllers and perhaps doing comparison tests? Sure, the Mionet sandbox is open source so you can just go there to second link Mionet sandbox and then you have these flavors in YAML, it's a YAML file, and you can add or remove components, dockers, and you can build the docker file for any other component. So as you see, we have spawned for the topology. So here instead of middleman, you could create your images, your components for whatever other... So for example, in fact, we also plan to perform some comparisons against OVN. So we will spawn an equivalent setup but instead of with Mionet... Yeah, I'm actually interested in OVN and some of the open daylight... We haven't done yet the configuration of these flavors with OVN but we're after it. So right now you can deploy that just getting the source code from the Mionet sandbox and running it and free to play with it. It should be pretty technologically solution. All you have to do is just go fetch the code and configure it so you would use your solution instead of Mionet agent. Thanks. So actually I want to add to one point. So speaking of OVN, there's an ongoing effort that follows a very similar type of methodology using docker container to emulate. So there's work from both eBay and IBM working on that and I think it's already committed into the OVN testing to get to repository. But again, my question is do you have some thoughts about... So your middle man agent running on the computer is part of your control plane, right? So do you have some thoughts on how you're going to be facefully emulating the scalability of your whole control plane including your idle man? You talk about 30 containers per host. Is there some consideration from a performance? It's memory constraints. We've been watching how much we can put into 128 gigs of RAM, 24 cores server. But yeah, it should be pretty easy using multi-node docker swarm to scale to different servers. That's also a future work. So your middle man agent is running in JVM, is it? Or the middle man agent, is it a JVM-based application? So the other question is you talk about the locking of the zookeeper. What was the parallelism that you were testing? The what? The parallelism that you're testing that led to the locking timeout. The access to the lock of writing, of creating a new object because the zookeeper stores the virtual topology. So every new port, every new router needs to be created in zookeeper. But as it doesn't support transactions as in MySQL, for each of these operations you need to acquire a lock, perform this creation, then give away the lock, and so on. So when the load increases, so in port creation you create great ports, and then this queue of acquiring the lock increases at some point the timeout is fired. So you get this error. Yeah, I assume this type of error happens when you have higher parallel requests for ports, right? Exactly. So what was the parallelism that you were testing? Now it's one request per second, so that means that if it takes more, because it's one create port, but this means that there are many operations, so it's not just create port, but it's assigning an IP and so on. So this create port operation is not just one operation, but some other operation, you know? And those operations will need to happen while the lock is held by this one single transaction? Exactly. Okay. So that's a problem. So now there are different approaches, but right now the approach is to have a queue, but in the cluster, the timeout doesn't occur when accessing the zookeeper, but it's not said, but the API controls the access to the zookeeper. So now with this serialized lock acquisition mechanism, you just talked about how many ports per second open-minute can you sustain? I haven't tried because that was for the 5.0 version with Liberty, but we have been in 9.1 and I can't remember, but it's... I don't know the number, but it increased like hundreds of times, so you didn't have... Probably we hit another type of error, but there was no any more problem with the zookeeper access, but yeah, that's a good question. I don't know how to answer right now. Okay. Thank you. You're welcome. Okay. So then thank you very much for attending. Okay, I'll go ahead. One of your bullets actually said that you were doing data plane testing. What are you using for traffic generation and monitoring, and is it distributed to all your containers? So right now we are only testing ping latency, so our only real traffic, but we plan to create with high-perf, net-perf real traffic work. Okay. So anything else? Then thank you for attending and hope you have enjoyed. Thank you very much.