Hello. Welcome to Jenkins Docs Office Hours. Today is April 4th, and this is the EU-US edition. Today we have myself, Kevin Martins, Bruno Vrachton, Akash Mishra, and Mark Waite, who will likely be joining us as we go. Anyone else who comes in, we'll welcome them as always, and join in the community. For the agenda today, I've got the next LTS release for April 17th, the latest weekly release. I know the blog post from Chris Stern regarding GSoc status in the application period. Some updates for the contributor spotlight. Quick note on the Jenkins Community Awards. Some notes on Google Summer of Code and where things are at. There were some updates for the Version Docs Project last week in Asia Docs Office Hours, so we'll discuss that a little bit further here today. There is mention of a demo in there, but that depends on whether or not Chris or Bandit shows up. If they do, we'll see from there, but we won't rest on that one. Just an update on Docker Compose in the documentation and tutorials. And then two new topics for discussion. The idea of a technical review or technical validation for pull requests coming into Jenkins.io. And documenting pipeline libraries with markdown or plaintext or HTML. And so the last topic is Mark's. So we'll make sure to discuss that with him. The technical review one is something that I put on there so I can speak to that fully in that sense. Is there any other topics that we'd like to have on the agenda for today, or does that cover everything that everyone had on mind about? Okay, and welcome Mark. Thanks for joining. Just finished going over the agenda and pointing out some of the new topics. Is there anything else that you'd like to have on here? We did. I did make sure to mention the documenting pipeline libraries topic here, but anything else that needs to be on there, Mark? Okay, cool. So starting off, so our next LTS release is going to be April 17, 2024, and that'll be LTS 2.440.3. I've created the change log and I've created a guide pull request so that can be viewed and reviewed here. Thanks to anyone and everyone that takes the time to do so. And just for the record, so the backporting ticket has been created. However, the release candidate isn't ready just yet. And the backport PR has not been fully approved and merged as of yet. There was one entry that was postponed on the backporting PR. So I actually just submitted a commit to my pull request to reflect that aspect of it. The other five are still valid in the fixed category. So those are remaining and I will put this one back if that ends up making it into the LTS. And then we also had the weekly 2.452 built and delivered successfully this past this week. And it's actually the current front runner for next LTS baseline selection. And it's actually been discussed in the developer mailing list already. Mark started this discussion earlier this week. And I'm sure you guys and Bezel pro have also said plus one for them. So things are looking up and based on the change blog and the community reports, there hadn't been any. So everything was really, really good for the last handful of releases. This one just happens to include a few things that we want to make sure are part of the next LTS. So, yeah, if you have any concerns questions or thoughts on that please add to the discussion in the developer mailing list. And if you're not part of the developer mailing list, you can always get on that via the Jenkins website and there's ways to get in contact. Next up. So Chris Stern submitted a blog post just to go over and cover the GSOC application period closing. So that closed on April 2. And Chris submitted a pull request for a blog post just going over where we're at with that what things we're looking for what the process has been like and where we're looking to go next. Bruno and John Mark Mason have already reviewed that provided some feedback. I still need to go through and review it. A lot of those suggestions that I would have probably made have already been made so I'm going to do a real nice deep dive on that and make sure everything else looks good. But thanks to Chris Stern for their constant work on this for their leadership on the GSOC partnership and everything else. Next, after that we have the Contributor Spotlight. So Bruno had his spotlight published last week. And then Erwe LaMira is going to be the next featured contributor on the spotlight. So his pull request has been submitted. Just looking to have him review that at this point Bruno's reviewed it as well. And a couple other folks have done their review on that for me so that's great. And once we publish Erwe, Mark Wade will be next up after that. And then we'll finish off from there for the time being and then we still have to look at the top contributors and see who else may be able to reach out for further spotlighting. Some folks have stepped away or just declined to be part of that process and that's more than okay that's their prerogative so we're respecting that. But if anyone does want to share their story and have that spotlight shown on them we want to make sure that we're part of that and having those conversations. And so I'll partner up with Alyssa and John Mark to see what kind of data we have and who we can reach out to on that. For the Jenkins Community Awards that voting period has concluded. Everything's done now with the CDF awards for Jenkins and the CDF overall and the other projects. So everything has been notified sent in completed and winners will be announced at April 15 or the CDE con which is the week of April 15 in Seattle. So good luck to everyone who has been nominated and was up for nomination. And thanks to everyone who voted and participated in the process. Next up we have Google Summer Code. So things are moving well on there. The application deadline just passed us on April 2. So we've got something around 75 valid applications which is great and 40 or so good proposal good proposals or at least draft proposals for a GSOC project. So lots of participation lots of great work being done. And so the the org admins and mentors have been reviewing projects and will be submitting what they end up deciding upon or having a unison for in terms of the ratings. And then that process essentially is we submit the projects that we think will be successful and be a good experience for not just Jenkins but the GSOC participants and the whole process as a whole. And then if Google approves will find out from them and continue forward with those projects. We're really excited about this. There's been a lot of great activity in the Gitter channels and the matrix channels whatever you want to call them between Chris Bruno other org admins and the potential participants it's just really great to see. And really heartening to know that people are really excited and gearing up for this. Is there any other notes on Google summer code that we should mention or anything that is a highlight that we want to share. Not really. In fact, I know for a fact that we as mentors have to finish our grading by April the 19th. But I don't remember the next milestones. I think it's a week after April the 19th that we will have to tell to Google which one would like to be selected but then I just can't remember when Google will answer say okay you have 234. I don't know how many projects that they will fund for us. So I don't know. Yes, we'll see. There is no emergency for them being we still have a few ducks office hours before I know my numbers and milestones. Thank you so much Bruno. And if I'm not mistaken usually the timelines in the May areas when the community engagement and report building starts to happen so we'll know soon as you later for sure and you know and that'll kick off so great. Awesome thank you so much. Next up so we have the version docs project. So this took this had to take a backseat for a little bit just because the infrastructure team was working on getting the cloud costs under control a bit from there were there were a little bit higher than we wanted them to be so there's priority number one. The team has since gotten a lot of that under control and is much much better situation than we were in. So this now gives us the opportunity to have the version docs site project come back into the fold of what's being worked on. So, right now, there's plan for the data, the update center move to be completed by April 30. Again, the highest priority is making sure the cloud costs are covered. And then once that's taken care of we'll get back to this Vandy and Chris Starn have been working on this consistently and making sure that everything looks good. I've been reviewing things as I as they come up and come along to make sure that there's no working pages that navigation works. And we're able to meet with Daniel Beck as part of the security team to make sure that their advisories process is not interrupted or imposed upon in a negative way. So, great news there we had a really great session and I think we came out of it with a really positive outlook for the version doc site from, you know, our internal and infrastructure perspective but also from a security perspective. Daniel Beck was very satisfied hearing that it'll work a little bit faster and be a little bit more secure in that sense. So, really great stuff there. I still need to do a little bit more detail review on some other things before we finish up. But I've gone through a lot of the installation of the installation docs and a lot of the just different sections there so not too much more just the things that I forgot to check out or stuff like the developer docs that may not have been first pass. So, more to come on that. And does not appear that my leader Chris has joined this time so there won't be a demo this week, at least during our session. There may still be a demo later on at Asia Docs office hours, which there will be a same the video recording and everything will be available afterwards so always check that out and include it here as well. So, more to come on that in due time. So, this is an update for the Docker compose tutorials that have been worked on and completed and submitted and merged by Bruno. There was a recent fix introduced in Docker compose version 2.24.7 that rendered the existing Docker compose YAML and valid. Bruno's already been on top of this he's created a couple PRs that are designed to fix the issue. They're currently I think ones in draft mode I don't know if the other ones in draft mode still but they'll need review and and everything prior to being able to be merged. But it does need does require or it's best practice that they be merged at almost the exact same time so that there's no instances between the two being merged. So, Bruno any insights notes anything you want to share on that stuff. Yeah, thank you Kevin. What I saw earlier is that 40 people forked the repo, which is not necessary to run the examples but that means that some people try to use it even to modify it I don't have the numbers. I don't know how many clones were made but for me that's an indication that people are trying our tutorials, and that's a good sign. And more than that, there's two, I think it was two more could tell me if I'm wrong but two people just declare created an issue as saying that it was not working for them anymore so some people are using it and even are reporting some issues so I'm happy about this situation. What I'm not happy about is of course that it doesn't work anymore. That's why I created those draft PRs. I think is we were using a functionality. I believe that it's not really bug it's a functionality that was poorly documented or not documented at all. So we were really at the border of something working almost by accident. And then somebody proposed to fix in Docker Compose 2.4.27 and then all of a sudden our work couldn't make it anymore. So, yeah, that's a bummer. So I had to, we work our existing Docker Compose file and work with profiles. We were already declaring profiles in the preceding version of the Docker Compose file but not really using them so this time we have to use the profile extensively. So my proof of concept does work but I may have over engineered this. I had a discussion with Damian earlier today. Thank you Damian for the insight, by the way. And it told me that I did something that was maybe too complicated for the goal we have just having something that works. So I will simplify my proposal and get the PR out of draft maybe tomorrow hopefully so that we can then merge after a review the PR regarding the code itself and then the tutorials. And as for the documentation, the tutorial themselves, frankly there is not much that has changed.  So that's still easy to get it to work. And I think that's all I had to say Mark, would you have any remark command or question about that? I'm curious on Damian's observations about complexity. Was this, is he not okay with the use of profile or is? Oh no, not at all. It's okay with the use of profile. The thing is I have some kind of new sidekick Docker container that tries to trick JCASK and Jenkins controller to restart with on the fly generated JCASK token. It could work. It does work sometimes but not all the time. And frankly, it's not really a problem. The thing that was bothering me is that if we don't do that we have to declare in the Docker Compose file a token that will be used by JCASK to know by the controller to restart the JCASK import file. And I didn't not like that. I didn't want to have anything hard coded in the Docker Compose file. But Damian said, it's okay. You know, it's not production. So you can, of course, use hard coded token for that kind of work. And frankly, what would you prefer having something that is generated on the fly but this is setting to restart your Jenkins controller or just something that is hard coded but that will allow to restart only the JCASK import. Okay. I'll go with the hard coding string. That's what I call the over engineered over complicated because there are lots of steps. Yeah. Okay, it's you adopted a more general solution than Damian and Damian said, hey, it doesn't have to be that general because if we make it very specific, it's much simpler. Yes. Got it. Okay, thanks. Thank you, Mark. Thank you very much. We're really appreciate all the insight you shared and clarity. Thank you. So next up are a couple of newer topics for us. So, first is technical review and validation for pull requests. This is something that I've recently been discussing with Mark and bringing up. So, when it comes to pull requests coming into Jenkins.io, I am first and foremost a documentation person, not necessarily a developer so some of the more technical aspects and code are a little lost on me when it comes to testing or trying to verify. So, what my deal is that we have, we reach out to the community and first of all see if anyone is willing or able to provide assistance in this area. And so the idea is that we'll find people that are willing to help and okay with me reaching out or tech or a tagging them for review. And it would be strictly technical technical review and validation. Again, things like code blocks configuration settings. Things that I'm just not necessarily doing on a regular basis, plugin development, things of that nature. There's been a few, there's been a handful of submissions to the developer documentation specifically that has kind of pushed it a little bit further in my mind. I don't want to create any issues and I don't want to, I don't feel comfortable submitting anything or merging anything that I'm not 100% sure of. And so this is an effort to make sure that the documentation or any content that is submitted to Jenkins.io is correct and validated by someone that knows. We have migrated previously from the wiki to now Jenkins.io. And I want to keep up the quality of documentation and content that we're putting on this Jenkins.io. I think it was a little bit more wild west and that anyone could submit. And so I don't want to remove, I don't want to raise the barrier for entry or make it harder for anyone to contribute, but I want the contributions to be correct. Valid and so that we're not creating misinformation or I'm not putting anything to the documentation that should not be there. The documentation of urgency or immediacy with any of this. It's something that can be done when the person has free time or has space and capacity available to take a look at that. It's not something that will be done as a first pass. I'm still going to be doing my normal documentation review. I'm not testing everything as much as I can and getting to a point where I actually have exhausted everything that I know or just can't anymore. And at that point in time and only that point in time would I be looking for further assistance and validation on this. Regular documentation reviews things that I can take care of myself things that are not as involved or as beyond my skill set. I can handle, but when it comes to something where there's a configuration file that needs to be set up and I'm just not familiar with that process or like what should and should not be there. Asking for another set of eyes someone that has experience with that and something that I would imagine or would hope could be, you know, realized a lot sooner than if I were trying to figure it out. It's not something that we want to have anyone take a lot of time for. It's something that you would ideally be, you know, 20, 30 minutes at most to take a look at this and review. Not anything like coaching or providing a lot of like back and forth conversation with the contributors. I'm more than happy to take that lead on that. Even if it's, you know, providing those suggestions and feedback myself even directly, if I can sit down with someone and they can show me what's going on here or explain what's wrong. That's going to help me grow that's going to help me learn better and be a lot more confident in just these reviews. So, there's no idea of commitment there's no one person that we want to rely on either I would love for this to be multiple people so that I can just reach out. And if someone sees that someone else is already looking at it or has done the review they don't even need to worry about it. Because that's not fair that's not what we're looking for. And yeah, ultimately this is more to make the experience in the process just a little bit smoother overall, and make sure that contributors are putting in the work that they are doing but making sure that we're not, or that I'm not merging anything that shouldn't be merged. Now, all that being said, Mark Bruno thoughts feelings concerns questions anything like that on this. Yeah, so I think it's a good idea we've already got a first step, thanks to the work that was done to recently add more people to copy editors. And, and to the docs team. So yeah, I think that that's good now. The catalyst for me that I like that you've done this Kevin because there was a pull request submitted that was proposing to change the release the reverse proxy instructions for Linux IP tables. And the thing that the author submitted just didn't work. But in order to test it you had to know Linux IP tables well enough to diagnose to see what's happening to watch it fail, etc. And, and that's not not a common set of skills. And it's, and it's something that like I said, it's a newer contributor that's trying to be part of the project we want that to happen that's not something we want to take away or like I said put a barrier up. So, if I don't know that but I can say hey, if someone happens to know about this and you have five minutes could you take a look and just like confirm deny whether or not that's the case. I think the best case scenario at something quick and easy that someone who knows could look at and say yes or no. Obviously it's a little bit more complicated it might take a little bit more but Yeah, I think, I think you're optimistic that that it won't take long the the IP tables thing was relatively few few commands to be tested but getting to the point where I could test it was easily 30 or 40 minutes. Even even that better to have spent the 30 to 40 minutes than to have published something that simply does not work. Yeah, and that also makes me think of PR we got earlier this week regarding Maven settings dot XML. And I think that what was proposed was not working or not necessary and frankly if you don't test it, if you don't have the machine that could. To do it, you have to test it you just can say oh that will work because you don't have the compiler or whatever in your head. You have to test it so yes it's a very good idea to have a set of people able to help with maybe more technical things you have to get your hands dirty. Well and on that that Maven settings that you noted I think we actually already have a page that describes the Maven settings and so it may be that what we ought to do is we need to deduplicate that page so that we get a copy of it that we can reuse in multiple locations. I was surprised when I discovered the the other page, the existing page that describes settings that XML because I didn't know we had one. And that way if it's wrong, we fix it in one place and it appears correctly in multiple locations. Yeah, good insight. Thank you. Thank you Mark. Appreciate it. So yeah, so we're going to continue having a conversation and looking to see if anyone who else would be open to joining that. We've already had a couple of people added to the team as Mark said, thanks to the info team for all their help with getting those permissions set up and adding members to the team. Next up on new topics so documenting pipeline libraries with markdown or plain text or HTML. Mark added this topic but Marcus winter had proposed this in a pull request to support markdown for pipeline library documentation here. And yeah, I'll bring that up but Mark if you want to kind of just describe what's going on here the idea Marcus had whatnot. Yeah so so I like so what Marcus was suggesting is that when someone creates a pipeline library. And we have a very good example of that on ci.jankins.io where every plug in and actually a number of other components have a very small Jenkins file. It's build plug in with a few, few arguments. And all the heavy lifting is done in this shared this pipeline shared library. The documentation for that pipeline shared library is written in HTML or in plain text. And HTML and plain text are workable, but most of us are now comfortable writing things in markdown. And what, what Marcus is suggesting is hey let's allow pipeline libraries to be documented with markdown. And so I think it's an interesting idea and I test drove it. I am a maintainer of the markdown plugin. So I and the markdown plugin is already installed on my Jenkins controller. And I modified the pipeline documentation for the pipeline library used by ci.jankins.io in my private for right so or in my my fork it's not private but in my fork on this my own master branch. And you see that the changes aren't really dramatic. It's not a huge bunch of changes. Instead of href it uses markdown style syntax for hyperlinks. The asterisks in the lists were I think already being interpreted correctly by by the I'm not entirely sure on that one so in this case. This one may have been be much better now because HTML would not have interpreted the asterisks correctly. And, and so there is there is a real improvement here by switching to use markdown. The, the simplification but the problem is it would require that we install the markdown formatter plugin on the Jenkins controller and that means persuading the infra team that markdown formatter plugin is not a threat. To the stability of ci.jankins.io and and that's a valid valid concern from them because they have to provide ci services for thousands of plugins right for Jenkins core for Jenkins documentation for all sorts of other things. So yeah I'll I'll start the conversations with the infra team and with others and we'll see where it goes. Thank you very much Mark I really appreciate all that explanation context. I just linked the since you mentioned it in the Jenkins new per channel on kid or I just thought I'd throw that link in there as well since that idea like you said the idea is being brought to all the other areas of Jenkins so. Fantastic. Thank you very much. And then the last item here. And we talked about this in the technical validation. But we got some new members fitted on to the docs team the wiki docs team the docs team in infra and the copy editors team. So thanks to our they tend to calm the team for all the work on that and getting that sorted a little bit better. That also involved removing older members that are no longer participating in that sense. So just a nice little spring cleaning for that. And that's one where we we generally don't want to make changes to that repository right changing the the archival copy of documentation is really a bad pattern. However, in this case, we had a plug in whose documentation was in Markdown or no in the wiki, we needed to mark that plug in as deprecated. And we didn't want to release a new version of the plug in just to declare it deprecated. So by editing the files on the wiki archive, we were able to market as deprecated. So, if you're willing to open you can see the result of this change on plugins that Jenkins that I'll, and they're look for the word peg down PG do WN. Yeah, hit control f five it's cashing itself. You're seeing the same thing I did and I'm not entirely sure what's. Make it easier just put on the end of the URL slash slash peg down PG do WN. Yeah, dash formatter. Okay, that's that's probably fine too now if you if you search again. There we go. Yeah, so that note actually was added automatically by the generation. The thing that had to be changed is below the bar below the documentation button. Where it says peg down formatter plugin deprecated that piece did not exist previously. Got it. And now it does and it includes a link to the markdown formatter plugin that is not deprecated. So when we deprecated plug in we really like to tell people, go here instead. And that's what this is doing is I had to insert a way to tell people go here instead. Right, right. And then now we have the link to the markdown format or plugin. Right. Great. Me cool. Well, that's a new little trick. Thank you very much Mark. That's it for me. Great. And that's it for the agenda as well we're a couple minutes past time but thank you very much for sticking around. We're under recording in just a moment it'll be available in 24 to 48 hours and as always take care stay safe and we'll see you next week. Thank you as always. Thanks. Thank you.


Hello you guys, what is up? So for today's video we're gonna be making a dream board I don't know if you guys know what a dream board is so I'm just gonna explain it real quick, but it's pretty much It's a manifestation board kind of so what you do basically is you print pictures of things that you want or can be goals It can be your dreams It can be pretty much anything you want that you want to manifest into your life that you want to happen So it's pretty much I guess you can also call it like a goal board if you guys have never made one before I suggest that you do it a hundred percent because it kind of holds you accountable because like if you put it somewhere That you can see it every day, then you're gonna wake up. You're always reminded like oh, this is what I want This is what I need to accomplish This is why I'm waking up early today because I'm gonna want to get this done to accomplish that and it kind of holds you accountable and it's a way of thinking to yourself like what do I really want in my life and Putting that like onto paper and putting that on the board that you're gonna see every day It helps you manifested and it helps you think of that just like visualizing it and everything So if you guys have never made one make one ten out of ten suggest But remember that dreams don't work unless you do therefore You can't just put something on your dream board and then stay in your bed every single day Like you're gonna get nothing done. You have to work towards what you want so you can accomplish it So that's what we're doing. We're gonna make a dream board today I honestly haven't printed pictures yet or anything So I still need to do that and I still need to think what I want It's also something to look back on in the future and look back on your board and be like, okay What did I accomplish? What did I manifest? What do I have now that I put that I wanted a year ago that I just maybe didn't even realize and I would really Encourage you guys to give it a lot of thought so I have this board Right here and it's just like plain because that's pretty much all you need and it's honestly pretty big I've never made a dream board this big before but 2021 is year of going big. I've so much I want to accomplish this year So yeah, let's get looking for photos Okay So I'm what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna go on Pinterest because I want the photos to be like aesthetic because I'm gonna put This up in my room so I want it to be nice. You know what I mean? So that's where I'm gonna grab my photos from All right, you guys we got all the images cut out right here See and I'm gonna kind of explain each one so you guys can see like what they mean Because all of them have meaning behind them and then we're just gonna place them on the board Okay, so the first thing that I printed it was a quote and it says happy mind happy life So this is just kind of a reference to Keeping that mindset positive keeping positive vibes positive energy So it's just kind of a reminder to keep positive and to be happy Okay, next one So I put a picture of a house because not saying that I want to get a house within a year That's not my goal My goal is to eventually save up for a house so that I can move out one day And this is kind of like the style of house that I would want I wouldn't want something super modern or anything just kind of like a cute a cute size house And what goes along with that house is money obviously I want to manifest more money into my life more abundance So that I can actually get this house, you know what I'm saying So the next thing that I'm manifesting and that I is a goal of mine is to hit a million subscribers So I believe that if you set your mind to something if you work hard towards it And if you persevere and never give up you can do anything you set your mind to anything nothing is impossible So I want a million subscribers and that is going on the dream board because that's my goal And I know it's like aiming large like I could have started with the hundred a hundred thousand But like you got to think big okay, so the next thing is a photo of Hawaii because I really really want to go It's always been a dream of mine. Definitely want to make that happen this year if possible. That would be Amazing so this is going on the dream board and then I also printed a picture of like a plane because I really want to go Traveling not just to Hawaii, but like to anywhere. I really want to travel and I can travel videos Which would be so so cool. So that is definitely a goal of mine is to travel The next thing is just a picture of oranges which symbolizes to me eating healthier I definitely want to clean up my eating habits. So this is just a reminder to eat my food and vegetables. So There you go. The next thing that I put is These two like reaching hands and this to me symbolizes that I want to help people with all my abundance I definitely want to eventually help people and make a difference in the world Nothing makes me happier than being able to help someone. So that's something that I definitely want to do So the next thing is just a picture of a sunset on a beach because I am literally a sucker for sunsets like I love Sunsets whenever there's a sunset I need to run outside and watch it because I think they're the most beautiful and magical Thing in the world and nothing makes me more relaxed and just happy and grateful than a nice sunset So the next thing very materialistic is my dream car So I printed out a Range Rover all black everything blacked out not saying this is gonna happen within the near future But this is more for like a long-term goal to have kind of a luxury car that I earned myself. There's that and The next photo that I printed is a hiking photo Because I really want to do more adventurous things this summer or this year because I live in Vancouver, Canada So many hikes around here and so many things to do You know when you live somewhere and it's almost like tourists have discovered more of my city than I have So that's definitely a goal of mine is to discover the undiscovered so the next thing that I have is a picture of snow and then a cabin because it would be my dream to take Me and my family during Christmas time to a cabin in the woods and just have like a snowy resort vacation You know what I mean, and this just symbolizes that I also this year I want to get into snowboarding and I've never really tried snowboarding or skiing so that's something I definitely want to do So the next thing I have a picture of our shoes because I really want to grow my shoe collection I literally have one pair of shoes that I wear every single day and they're just like plain white my neckies So I definitely want to grow my shoe collection and buy some more cool shoes a little vision or dream of mine So that's going on there and the next thing kind of ties hand in hand I want to get more sweatsuits my dream closet would literally be a closet full of sweatsuits like matching sweatsuits like this Is like what I want to live in I just feel the best in them. I feel the comfiest. I feel the most I don't know. They just make me feel some type of way It's just being comfy and then also looking kind of cool in them You know what I mean, but I definitely want to get more in the near future and The next picture I have is a picture of meditation because I really want to manifest more this year I want to meditate more this year and I just want to be more in tune with myself and discover myself more learn More about myself. This is what this symbolizes Anyways Boom got it. It's a getting time And the next thing is an instagram logo because I literally never post on instagram I post like once every few months literally. I'm not even joking. So I just want to post more on instagram take more pictures So it's a little goal of mine And the last thing that I have that's going on the board is a quote and it says your potential to succeed is infinite And this is pure motivation to me because it is so true You just have to believe in yourself And you can succeed with anything in your life and those are all the photos that I chose That's going on my dream board for this year. I'm not sure This is more kind of like a long-term dream board So I guess I'll make a new one once I accomplish or want different things Hello So my dream board for the year I'm just gonna tape all the images on it and rearrange them wherever they look better And then I will show you guys the final result once I'm done. All right, you guys. I officially finished the dream board Here it is. It's honestly, I've made a few dream boards before and I've never really done it this well I don't know. I just really like the way that this one turned out. Here it is. Here's my 2021 dream board you guys I hope you enjoyed this video and I hope that you I don't know got something out of it I really really do encourage you guys to go make a dream board right now set those goals for yourself Manifest those goals into your life manifest those things into your life and be the best version of yourself possible So thank you guys so much for watching. I will see you guys in my next video. I love you guys so much Peace out Like you always need to


Several European countries promised delivery of new Patriot systems to Ukraine. Several European Prime Ministers discussed with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky the training of Ukrainian pilots to operate F-16 fighter jets, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said at a press conference in Chizino. We have compiled a schedule for these classes. Poland will help Ukraine train F-16 fighter pilots, he said. According to him, during the discussion of the supply of Patriot systems to Ukraine, he pointed out how important it is that other countries that have these systems share them with Ukraine as soon as possible. I can say that this meeting was very constructive and positive. I don't want to speak on behalf of several Prime Ministers here, but several Prime Ministers who have Patriot systems promised a quick delivery of these systems. Very good anti-missile and anti-aircraft systems for Ukraine, he said.


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Well, it shows that this is part of just the normal operating procedures for our fleets. This is nothing special. This is not a demonstration. This is part of our normal chain of events, that we buy biofuels just like we buy conventional fuels. We put them in our logistics chain just like we do by the time it gets to the fleet where they're a ship or an aircraft or whatever, there's no difference. Nobody knows exactly what fuel it is except us in terms of how we procure it.


Project Extension for Community Health Outcomes, ECHO, is a telehealth model designed to connect specialists with community providers to provide education on best clinical practices. It uses a hub and spoke knowledge sharing system for core principles, and unites clinicians from across the country to collaborate on de-identified patient cases. Since its launch in 2018, ECHO has reached over 118 clinicians in 62 clinics in Pennsylvania, providing a total of 268 CME hours. These clinicians have treated 2,294 patients and reported improved knowledge, decreased sense of professional isolation, and improved ability to provide patient care after completing an ECHO series. This model provides a powerful tool for improving access to quality healthcare, especially in rural areas. This article was authored by Erika Francis, Jennifer Krasniewski, Ruth Hogan-Togler, and others.


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So the first thing that you might notice here is that despite having 131 observations in our data set, we're not seeing 131 points represented on our graph. And the reason for that is because our two variables here, number of members and number of items, only take on whole number of values. Okay, number of members represents the number of members in the household, number of items represents the number of items in the household. So you're only going to have whole numbers. You're not going to have one and a half people in a house or one and a half televisions. So consequently, there are not going to be any values, any points located at these kind of intermediate values. And the problem with this is that while there might be kind of higher concentrations or densities of values around certain coordinates, so maybe a lot of houses have four members and five items, we're not going to see how many households actually share those values because they're all kind of stacked one on top of the other. So fortunately, R has some kind of clever workarounds for this to where we can actually see the density kind of tease apart these different values around these coordinate pairs and gain more of that kind of nuance where see where the points are actually concentrating. So we're actually going to share three different methods for doing this beginning with jitter. So go ahead and create a new title header, call it jitter. And because we're going to be using the same kind of foundational code from from before, we'll just go ahead and copy that from above. Okay, and in order to get a jitter plot instead of a normal scatter plot, all you do is you change the geometric function here at the bottom, change geom point with geom jitter. And I'll explain to you what jitter is doing after we go ahead and run it. So you see when we run this that now we're seeing more of this kind of cloud point cloud effect. So what's happened is that this jitter function has introduced a little bit of randomness to the values in these points. Okay, so instead of having the kind of actual data represented of, you know, five and five, for instance, it's going to add just a little bit of randomness and allow this value to take on something like a 4.95 and a 5.25, let's say. Okay, the amount of randomness that's allowed is a default value. If you want to know what the default setting is, you can use the question mark geom jitter. Remember that this this question mark just pulls up the documentation for that function. If you're to run this, that documentation comes up here and it will tell you the default values. So if we go here now for looking at this width and height setting, this tells you the amount of vertical and horizontal jitter, okay, the randomness. And it says that if we don't specify this, this defaults to 40% of the resolution of the data. Okay, so this is allowing quite a bit of randomness to be added to the data. If you want to further constrain that, so this less jitter, so they're more tightly concentrated around their true values, you can actually just add these additional optional arguments to further reign this in. Okay, the way that we would do this is to specify the width and the height. So I'll go ahead and set these instead of to 40%, we'll set these to 20%. So we'll run this again now with those further arguments. And now you can see that our points are not allowed to stray quite as far from their true values, and they're more tightly packed around the true values. So a quick side note here is that anytime you use the geom jitter function, this uses a random number generator to introduce that randomness. So the consequence of that is anytime you run this block of code, it's going to rerun that random number generator and create a slightly different set of values. You can see this kind of by, you know, picking out one set of points and just watching how they shift as you rerun. Okay, so this might not be ideal if you're presenting, for instance, a report or something where it's important that, you know, a person who's viewing your report, that their results look exactly the same as yours. So the way to work around that is to use the set seed function. What this does is basically takes the code below it, just make sure that it runs exactly the way it does the first time. So it kind of locks in the specific values that that random number generator creates. Okay, so inside the parentheses, you set the seed to a specific value, and then anytime you run this line of code, it's going to remember whatever the output is for that specific kind of seed setting. If later on you were doing this again, you could just create, you could use the same function with a different value, and it's going to kind of take a snapshot of the values created in that little section of code. Okay.


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So sorry, I am not prepared busy day, you know, like all the days Stone coat art coat my bad everybody Ma'am, yes, I can check this. Yep. I Can hear me Today I'm going to be attempting an Aurora Borealis with resin and interference colors. I got this idea from Jean Udy Like the other day, I brought a stir stick over here and I've set it down Right here using one of our patented ish stir sticks Typically you probably would want to take this brown paper off but Time I mean And I didn't have my resin mixed already for you guys. Not bad. I Guess I could tell you that we got some color passion and color obsession in and I have resin art lures and Just resin on the way. So I look forward to those. I was torn on if I wanted to do Some Like a black background, but I think I'm just gonna do This background like just the spray paint black and then Just put some Milky Way in the background to be kind of like star twinklies and I even debated on adding some bigger Flakes of glitter for the stars, but If I decide to do that, we'll just decide that after We get everything down. Yep. Yep So when you mix your resin, don't forget to scrape the sides of your mixing cup and the bottom and your stir stick This just helps to get everything fully integrated if you mix your resin and then The next day You have Sticky sides in your resin cup or bucket then you did not mix it fully or if you have soft spots or weak spots in the surface of your resin then also not fully Resined, I mean fully mixed together Also, also I have a whole bunch more interferences coming. I Think the only interferences I have in-house right now are with the color passion line, but that's okay They're really good as well so in doing my research I found that a Rora borealis or the northern lights Shines in all kinds of colors For some people it's mostly green. Some people have like the pretty violet colors So it's lifting That would have to be it, right? I'm gonna bring over some Of the other colors. I have the green and violet with me, but I'm gonna try some of the other ones as well Me on lips are looking cool. You guys don't even know the ones that Jeff did today are Amazing However, that's probably what you guys are already talking about. So never mind Okay, yeah with the Interferences less is more I don't want my I Resin make sure to be cloudy So I'm gonna err err air err on the side of caution and Not put too much of the pigment in here I'm gonna go ahead and mix up the four Gold that's what I'm missing But do I need interference cold probably not Do what I'm just using these little Medicine cups to mix my these because I'm not gonna need a lot of it special thanks to Judy for Bringing this design to my attention. So this is the interference of violet. I'm gonna start with Pretty minimal amount And then I'm gonna build it from there obviously you can add but you can't take away Yeah, so we'll do violet violet green Next one I'm gonna mix up is the red Red but he's in the background being a little chatterbox because he's adorable You guys may hear him in the background he is Feeling much better Almost do it anyways next one. I'm gonna mix up is the interference blue Just a little bit. I'm not sure Chrissy, but if you do buy that on Amazon buy it through my link Please ma'am. When are we getting the neon lip tutorial? Yeah, it would be a great Jeff question. What are you gonna do a neon lip tutorial? Well, I thought I did a Timelapse day, but I recorded it regular So we'll see if we can just speed it up. I actually wouldn't mind making another one Just for a single lip piece because I try to do the lip bite which doesn't translate that well to me on I'm going to Do kind of a roadside test here May have to add more powder to these but right now I think more powder, but just thin layers Then layers there's a lot there's a lot but when it was down it was too thick, but then when you scraped it That's when all the colors That's when the color really Really right no bowie. I may add just a little bit more powder to all these but I'm trying to make sure that I Mix everything in fully as well I'm used to mixing paste instead of powders. I would I have no idea where that little thing is No oyster though, I have oyster on order. Okay, so I'm gonna add Just a pinch more to each of these but not a lot If I promise I won't do anything till your back. We help him So these are 30 gram size jars Christie if that helps you. Hey Sue. How are you doing? Okay, so now I'm just gonna fold in This addition of color Guys, I have the best puppy daddy He said bowie up on his table put his fan up. He's amazing Now we got a little bit more Zuzzed up Appearances just Sometimes you have to judge it Getting juzzy I almost want to add a little bit of a tint to it, but I don't want to I want to get too extra on the first go if it looks a little bit too bland on the piece then maybe I'll add some tint for next time, but We'll see how that I also think I may mix up just a little bit of white Because the northern lights kind of look like neon and neon just isn't neon without a highlight So I think I'm gonna mix just a little bit of whites as well trying to get all these little flecks of pigment that Don't seem to want to melt Do you want to record mixing a titanium? Just a wee bit. Do you want this to be opaque though? I'm sorry Do you guys think I should use the wipey paper or a? Something else. What's that thing called a palette knife? I think I'm gonna use a palette knife actually I Drop just a little bit of white on here. So I guess It's gonna be one of the areas. I was gonna say that'll be one of the areas where I have white, but I'm just gonna Save that out. Yep. Yep. All right. Did you guys have any questions that I missed? Who makes the interference to use resin art or color art? they make the lignet line and That is who I'm using I Think so. I think I'll have more control of palette knife All right, now I'm gonna mix just a pinch of Milky Way into my This spot just some because I don't want it to get cloudy just enough to be Stargazery. I don't know if that's a word Okay, so there's These I have flecks of red floating up. So I'm gonna go ahead and mix that in Same with the green I can kind of tell which one is which now so Nancy you didn't see the I don't know if I have the large Starsticks like this one out of the pack. So let me let me open that up for you guys today I'll do my best to remember Okay, okay. Okay. Okay. I'm excited and so nervous first things first. We're gonna do background of Milky Way Ah So starry Yep, that was a good amount of Milky Way. You guys remind me later in the show to show you how the um something the um Bad sample piece that we did so I can show you how it turned out You don't want this to be too thick because as we have learned in the past a couple little bits That if your resin is too thick, it's just not gonna Do like I want it to do Yep So I'm picking up some of the resin I'm putting it back into my mixing cup That I have not a skim coat but not an eighth inch by any means Additionally, you don't want your resin to move much after you get it on there I have on artists till death gloves and they'll look like this right then This is something. Thank you in jail for reminding people. This is a 15 inch cradle board which is kind of like a Canvas, but it's not it's a cradle. So it's all MDF all wood on all the sides and So I don't have to worry about anything dipping in the middle Cool, cool, right So the majority of the northern lights are green and so what I'm going to do is Actually, I need to figure out how I'm going to make this flow. So how does it how does it do?  It's whatever. Holy cow. They're like really different. Yeah Everything's really different. There's your There's definite Movement, I like so look at that So it looks like they have and what it looks like There's some like upside down these and then straight lines. Okay from what I'm looking at. There's no okay, so It looks like it comes from Roughly the same So if this is gonna be my source area, they're gonna be kind of jutting out not straight, but Kind of some movements. I don't know if this is gonna translate Gonna do it Alright, we're just gonna go for it So I'm gonna put down essentially Some dots of color and then I'm gonna dot in the other colors that I'm gonna work with Floom But I like the squiggle one I know it's it's basically like Whatever you feel like you want it to be I don't understand why I can't find the one I used in the cover photo Okay, we'll do a All of them are gonna be Done up upwards. So now we're gonna add some of the blues. I Don't think I want to add that much of the blue because I'm not seeing that much blue Some of the red Which seems to be in most of the like upper Areas The violet it's gonna be what I think really pulls it together because I'm seeing a lot of violet or a lot of like hotter pinks You guys are still here with me. I Appreciate it That's my thought process right now Yeah, just put like essentially dots of white so But I wanna Okay, okay So I'm gonna do dots of white I'm hoping I don't mess up what I'm trying to do by having white, but we're gonna We'll find out together Trying to keep them random Consistently random Where's my Fuego? Hi y'all I was looking for the smaller one, but it's a work The smaller not too much heat because we don't want things to get too fluid. Yeah. Yeah Okay, I am so nervous for no reason. Okay So I'm gonna just Start at the base and Fail. Okay, I'm trying maybe maybe go sideways and then up. I feel like I need to do that for sure This is not as vibrant as I thought it would be So now I'm wondering Well, I'm wondering if it's because of the Okay, so I'm gonna try just right here I'm gonna scrape that off and just try Just some of the raw pigments Not raw, but It's on the board. There's no milky way right here. That's still not vibrant. All right So now it comes down to Should I add more More powder to the thing. I didn't mean to do that much of the white That was not my purpose Okay, so We'll do lines of color And then if this doesn't work, I'm gonna load up these powders And then we're gonna take it from there After each swipe. I'm kind of running My palette knife on the side to scrape off Any leftover I don't want to kind of cross contaminate It does but it's not as vibrant as I want There's There's not really a difference Here's my violets I can do it with them I can do that. That's not a problem But my issue is the vibrancy Not the consistency of the swipe So I will try It looks better over it than to the from the side Yeah, so I'm gonna further load up The other colors to match the vibrancy of the purple Also debating on adding an actual color Like adding some actual green Maybe tint or Another color paste to These So I wouldn't I wouldn't do the white because that Interferences and chameleons just look better over black The whites just for a highlight I can show you I'm gonna get this down. I don't know if it's gonna be today, but it's gonna happen I hope it's today My plan is for it to be today So I'm going to add more of the vibrant To all of these you know, I feel like probably green is Probably good. Let's try a swipe again. I'm just gonna start here Crazy that it doesn't take that away Sorry It doesn't take that upper layer away, right? I think I may have gotten these guys too close together These two What are you asking me to do you want me to do a full swipe? We're just doing the test and no one else has to so let's try I'm just gonna start here Because that will allow for me to pick up all of this paint right here I'm gonna go kind of slow so that I Keep my contact And wherever it kind of looks like it It gives it a soft, you know that soft edge Great now I'm gonna have to hear it from him for forever that he was right That I don't mind telling him he's right later I'm trying my best to keep like a north south pole Because there's not that much wiggle in the northern lights Before I mess it up. Do you guys hear him? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah He was right everybody knows Oh, look at that you can see it from here. Wow I'm still not a thousand percent happy with it I feel like I want it to be More vibrant There's like Tony. There's just air bubbles or they Those are probably gonna end up being cells. What's up everybody? If you're new to the channel, I am Thornton you're attempting she actually did Northern lights aka Rory Borealis Or vice versa She's just using some interference colors here off this amazing Shimmer I think you're making it too straight It's straight in the thing thing Maybe do two layers. Yeah, I agree Two layers will probably work really well. So right now I'm kind of doing a dip swipe I'm putting some color on the back of my this palette knife And then I'm kind of edging up the lines Turn you to the group welcome If you like let us know where you're from let us know If you're a first time talker or a long time watcher How can I do that? How can I do this curl? Really like look at it through the camera. Okay, I feel better now When you're up close your face is just in it It's easy to get down on yourself because it wasn't what you exactly had in mind I need to what if you heat what if you kind of heat this up? Does it tilt it so it's stressed or would you just you don't want to stretch it? I don't want to powders are finicky So I don't want them to sink or float or do anything other than what I exactly want them to do So I'm going to try to create a turn because There are turns I'm not exactly sure how I'm going to attempt this but I think I'm going to Put my whole hand in the thing apparently How am I going to do this? So, okay, so I can be down with that if I can just But it doesn't look I would I would just fold it Okay That's Virginia Nope, how me you know what I'm trying to do So I want it to show a turn No, well in that case I wanted to turn this I didn't I do but I want that turn What does this look like Do I need to No, that's good create more of an edge here because that's what I want to do. What can I put there? What's bright? Purple I don't know that that's what I wanted Maybe that I'm definitely looking at it too hard Trying to add the tail, you know just take the nice That's a dangerous ass I think what it is is these are good I love how you you did this and then what you need to probably do is just leave more of these little guys like more Gaps so then when you do when you do that swipe it goes into nothing and then it grabs more like It really gives it that depth look would you guys shoot me in the Foot if I Okay, here we go. What if that makes just a little bit of black Actually, okay, so okay Okay, wait, okay go So we're good I'll let it live You guys win. I have enough of everything to do another little some some So I'm gonna take this to dust free zone and I'll be rb Can you guys hear him? Okay? I just realized I have this in Out there now I'm telling you I've been telling you what vamp the shirt or they can't hear I wasn't paying attention so I was just trying to make it look like a neon shadow, but I think a neon shadow is Actually reversed I don't know how Um, but it might it might have these I don't know. It's weird I guess because the back of neon is painted black so it would show black on the back But if I want to continue to make these I'm literally gonna have to make a whole new stencil of everything rounded like neon is and not put so much detail on here General thank you right All right, here we go just doing a Doing the do take two Take two Should I do everything the same as the last time on this one? Should I Tint my interferences should I do a black or the only difference on this one? I'm gonna be that I'm gonna space them out. I would just space them out. I wouldn't do any black Unless that's what you're doing I'm just thinking of how it worked with the I think because because of Because remember it pulled just a little bit of black Yeah, I don't think that that matters because the background is black I don't know People say no black 70 people. What's up everybody? You guys are in luck It is a twofer kind of day All right Vamp you would always personally be black Super tail All right, that's one only when I when I used to get mad You realize all of what you're doing right now is different from I know But that's just how I see it. I mean it's different from what you said by leaving a lot of black Of the negative space if I whipped really tight like that I'm gonna swipe over it and it's not gonna show How'd you say you got I'm just thinking of longer like very dramatic like it goes with it Like that That's probably too much then I'm going to shake this like an etch a sketch We're going to attempt it Well, I'm just glad you're here joe Do the lines one at a time that may be a good idea. Okay So if we're doing lines one at a time Then we would need to start with the utmost B if you bring me one, I'll open it for you If you bring me one, I'll open that for okay so I'm going to start in the utmost area and then we're going to just swipe up to it because if I start here Then I may have an overlap issue. I think I think that's what I'm thinking And then maybe like In a couple like just do like spot spot so that there's you know some like just a color just one of the colors Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Kind of it definitely showed up but It's where the white I think the white kind of May the other stand out An extra Judy suggested doing one at a time I think then you're going to when you do the other ones You're going to just make this one lighter or you'll have to stop at that I'm just gonna like turn the paper and go through So there's points that go through I don't know maybe one's on That looks just like what you think it would Especially on camera. That looks just like what I would think it would. Yep Thanks 78 people Hi, I'll 78 of you guys if you're new. What's up? I'm Erica. Jeff is with me and we're artists till death. We if you guys could tap that screen. Sorry live We try to go live every day. Sometimes it doesn't happen But a resume do a lot of art. Uh all these colors can be purchased on our website artists till death dot com I think putting white in my whips Works Yep, I love it. See how See how like some of this is starts at a different a different Swipe godly that looks great. I'll give you guys Actual perspective. Look at that Goodness gracious great balls by it That bottom with the blue is exactly how I picture it right this whip right here That's money money Money money Okay I think I'm just gonna do one more right here Do you like you like one that just kind of goes Just or maybe maybe a little tighter I think I want to do um One tight whip and then a jet Aziz Do you see that if you came down here and then Shibby shibby whatever you're saying Aziz it shibby a jibby shibby Apparently this is like all art where there's apparently no wrong so my thought was to do Something like that But you want me to whip it? Yeah, I would love to see it come from here So that it's Just do like a little bit and then have all this the lot I don't know. Whatever you think baby. Okay. I get I got what you're saying Judy said make it more green More green, okay Do one that or maybe do this one do a lot of green and then just put like a blue You know the red the purple like just in just the spots Or maybe the spots that are out above it, you know, yeah Are you doing this the way you see it or the way upside down? I was kind of just looking at it from a full perspective And then I'll bring a tail whip over we're gonna do mostly green.  I would love to see this like On like a long like 24 by 48 horizontal Starting at the corner Yeah, just like yeah, random Oh, yeah, just add it to those spots. Yeah, lippity-dippity Flute mahoogie That word flute mahoogie comes from richard splicer comedian He was roger rabbit's voice.  Yeah, it gives that loop over that I was trying to get with the um Hi Sharon, how are you? Ida what's up? We got 80 people in the room Hello, 80 people. Hope your Wednesday is Awesome, if you could please tap that screen No, it's not tap the screen right it's tap the like button tap that thumbs up For us, please we'd really appreciate that it lets uh YouTube know that you guys are Enjoying what you're seeing and it just kind of Makes us feel good. We got some thumbs up in here see Okay Here I'm gonna give you guys We'll give you guys so you can see how far when she does do the Swipe how Close if you're new to resin Yeah, if you're new to the channel and you have a question Please don't hesitate to ask Oh, yeah, you didn't heat it up. That's why it's kind of splotchy those those dots Okay, but that looks fun Maybe it's the dots. Yeah, the dots are like. Yeah, buddy Looks fine. Yeah, that was good starting starting away from it Do I like those? Yeah Little flurries They all have them Thank you guys all for all of your awesome comments compliments and etc That tail whip some of this We wanted a curl down here. Are we good? I would I would do like So that it kind of I don't know just keep in mind that there's a source There's a source. They always juts from the same root So, yeah, but what would you say the second ago was like from here, so We could play it back You can check tape check tape Okay, so wait, okay go You want one of those heat it first? Okay, so you want one of these? follow follow this like follow The other group Okay But you don't need to follow more It's sticky. You're sticky That's probably true. None of those are sticky Same Sharon Let me just sketch mine And we're doing mostly green. Yeah, yeah We're trying to do a solid line Thank you for the reminder all of you lovely I'm using a torch. You can use a heat gun I wouldn't use uh anything that's going to push a lot of air though This is difficult because I'm I'm going to come back on the board Uh Thank you Happy little trees I'm put some happy trees in it after After a cures what is she saying? And you all are dead center above you They just look just like that but radiating out from the center point and are pulsing always moving I like that the turn is Evident This would go away Bring that turn back out, but Whatevs I'm here for it. I love it. What do you guys think? Are you guys going to attempt? Some reward borealis this mess Are you going to leave it to me? I can't tell if there's like trash in there or those are bubbles well it's Probably bubbles because it is thicker Makes perfect sense joe. All right you guys. I'm going to take this over to dfc just like she predicted She shall be right We would love to see y'all If you try this put it on atds poor people and if you're new Go ahead go to facebook go to atds apostrophe s atds poor people All you have to do is just answer a question to get in the group and you are in And it's an awesome awesome group very helpful A lot of newbies a lot of beginners a lot of og's if you if you will No, don't ever hesitate to ask Anything judy says awesome You nailed it So i'm super glad that she was happy with My work any questions about anything before we bid you adieu you got to say bye to these people Dazzling i'll take it. Thank you, rebecca So, uh, if you guys don't know I sell all of these pigments These were all the interferences red violet green and blue from resin art, but I have them I'm out of stock because I did a couple of things with these Colors and I have sold out but I have more on order And also the ones from the other brands all the interferences That we carry look very similar to these My website is artist till death dot com with two t's and two l's And I have over 800 colorants and I have a sale right now Because I got a restock of colors. I am Rewarding all of you guys with the code restock r e st o c k To get 15% off site-wide which includes all the awesome classes that we have coming up so Get a class seat while I have a discount Right Any questions y'all? Thanks you guys. Thank you. Thank you. Hi pop up Get down All right you guys If what's the different effects from paper versus palette knife So ultimately I can just swipe more And get a consistent swipe with a palette knife. I mean with a swiping paper as opposed to a palette knife. It has different Um angles on it. You don't know how heavy it is How much pressure you're adding whereas with a paper all I'm doing is putting contact Down and then letting the fact that the resin is wet or sticky Keep the paper and contact as I swipe it So I hope that makes sense. I can do a A comparison for you guys as well if you'd like me to do a comparison between swiping paper Bondo spreader a palette knife all the different ways you can swipe reasonably And I can do that video for that if you guys would like anyways I hope you guys have an amazing evening Be kind of one another because you never know what someone's going through I don't even think they heard you but So anyways, we do the test I love it. You guys are amazing. I hope you have an awesome Awesome evening. We'll see you guys tomorrow for our 6 p.m central Life feed till then. Bye


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All right guys, welcome back to the channel if you knew my name is Bobby guys back again today with another newsflash episode headline is animal rights activists stabbed woman she thought was wearing fur this is the so-called animal activist right here this innocent looking woman let's see what the article has to say a woman with a history of attacks on people wearing fur has been charged with attempted murder for stabbing a woman at a church the victim was stabbed in the arm twice and once in the abdomen with a kitchen knife in front of children she was babysitting while attending choir practice Meredith Lowell 35 years old was detained at the scene by a witness in Cleveland Ohio until police arrived the victim is still in hospital according to police chief Anna Mecklenburg and it is not known if she was wearing real fur Lowell was arrested last year for a similar attack at a branch of whole foods here where else when she targeted someone she believed was wearing fur in that incident she punched her victim then tried to stab her because her jacket had fake fur on the hood she used the serrated blade of a Swiss army knife and the jacket was cut but the woman thank God was not Lowell was indicated in January on one count of felonious assault in Cuyahoga country I hope I pronounced that right an online court duck it shows she pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity last month the case is pending yeah right of the bat I have to give that to that lady insanity is what she should plead for because we all know very well how insane and mentally ill vegans are but check this out right here and in March 2012 Lowell was indicted in federal court in Cleveland after authorities said she posted on Facebook that she wanted to hire a hit man to kill someone wearing fur Lowell wrote that she would be willing to pay between 830 and 850 dollars according to an FBI affidavit that is how much a human life was worth for that lady 830 to 850 bucks disgusting and undercover FBI agent contacted Lowell who asked that a person be killed with a gun or a knife at a Cleveland Heights library and that she planned to be there when the murder was carried out authority said so you can see it yet again vegans do not care about humans at all under no circumstance the vegan logic holds up it makes no sense whatsoever you have two options either we humans are animals or not according to vegans we are simply animals human animals and then you have the non-human animals right so if you look into the animal kingdom then then you will see that animals eat other animals that is standard practice lions eat gazelles bears eat fish totally normal animals eat animals but the so-called human animal out of the vegan logic out of a sudden is not allowed to eat animals or to wear them in this case and then the vegans will commit in their mind animal cruelty by killing humans let's proceed Lowell told the agent she wanted to set up an animal rights militia and specified that a victim at the library should be at least 12 years old and at least four feet tall the affidavit said she was arrested in february 2012 so there you have it she wanted to kill an innocent child that was wearing fur under which circumstance does that make sense even if that kid would wear fur and even if that is morally not acceptable then still you would have to take into consideration that the parents would buy those clothes to that kid so she is willing to pay a couple of measly bucks to kill a young child but what is truly shocking if we proceed we see those charges were dropped in january 2013 when it was determined she could not be rehabilitated to competency court record shows yeah that makes perfect sense we cannot do anything about her so let her roam free right let her get a serial killer and let her kill innocent children for 800 bucks that makes perfect sense thank you very much court system thank god finally for the most recent incident at the presbyterian church in cleveland heights she is being held on a one million dollar bond so hopefully now finally she will get live in prison because this would continue like this into eternity we see it already with also many so-called animal activists they're very violent they're obsessed with torture if they are not showing you animals being tortured they're spending their spare time in a slaughterhouse watching animals being slaughtered there's a real obsession with death and murder because vegans psychologically are going against their nature let's face it we as humans are hunters and gatherers hunting is in our nature if we remove ourselves from hunting which we did now in those modern day mega cities we remove ourselves from an intrinsic part that means being human then out of a sudden you're craving violence violent video games horror movies animal slaughter snuff just to compensate your desire of hunting this is the truth this is what is going on here those people those animal activists are obsessed with death and murder and therefore they won't shy away from torturing and killing human beings veganism is an absolute death cult it has nothing to do with health the worst thing that happened is that veganism leaked into the health branch into lifestyle and wellness it has nothing to do with it health and wellness means a species specific diet of meat veganism is nothing but a religious movement that wants to protect animals that is it and even at that endeavor they are failing tremendously as a vegan you're killing more animals than a carnivore look into crop deaths there is no denying it if you deny yourself your human nature you will become mentally ill not only due to abstaining from hunting but due to abstaining from valuable animal nutrients that you won't get on a plant-based diet you will deprive yourself of cholesterol dha in epa and of course b12 and that is a great setup for absolute mental illness such as in this case all right guys but this is for today's newsflash episode i hope you enjoyed 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Welcome to the weather forecast for the week beginning Wednesday, June 3rd 2020 I'm chief meteorologist John Mansworth for Longmont Public Media Saturday night, we have a full moon with the moon rising at sunset and setting at sunrise in the hour for about in the sky for about 10 hours We're gonna start things a little backwards this week and look at the climatology and Then get into the day-to-day weather Look in the drought Conditions it has been a while since we've had any significant rain fall in the southern half of the state Especially Southwest as you can see so we have varying degrees of drought conditions All the way down to the New Mexico border with extreme drought northern Colorado. We're still doing fine up here We've been getting some good shots of water Speaking of good shots of water We can take a look back at the month of May and the total amount of water that fell through that time around Longmont for Collins East of Denver and east of Colorado Springs out on the Northeast Plains a widespread two to three inches and many places getting even four and five inches in a few spots more the northern mountains and the western slopes are a little drier with half inch to a couple inches and overall and southwestern Colorado still quite dry with just trace of rain or 10th of an inch quarter inch not much So hopefully we'll see That change. Let's take a look also starting with a Overview of the week because there's a really clear signal here of lots of heat temperatures in the low to mid 90s Very warm night time temperatures with a cool down coming next week our wettest days are Wednesday today and The video goes up and Saturday night Still the chances of rain are not great looking at the GFS ensemble normal temperatures are High for red lows for blue starting Wednesday here You can see further the next five six days Temperatures are far above normal especially the nighttime temperatures look at the gap between normal and the expected lows It's not until we begin next week that we really see that drop off. There's our Saturday Chance of showers the Wednesday chance of showers aren't showing up in the GFS It may just be that sphere weather little dry line setup will materialize east of I-25 and Skip one month and for Collins Denver for the most part next week more showers, but that's a long ways out Water vapor satellite Image shows lots of moisture Streaming out of a low off of the California coast up into the mountains and planes We have this interesting low down here. This is being investigated for tropical development This certainly could become a tropical storm or hurricane moving up. We'll take a look at that in just a moment And we have a big high pressure system with a large strong ridge Right about over Colorado what we see is where you have a upper-air ridge the Tropical systems like to go up inside. They don't Do well in an environment where the air is moving quickly at different directions and different speeds with height in the atmosphere They like the big stagnant High pressure systems where there's very little Wind shear aloft Looking at moisture if you take a look at the Longmont leader discussion over the past few days We've had a lot of moisture in The inner Mountain West the greens are precipitatable water This is a model prediction of how much moisture could be squeezed out of the atmosphere and say a really good thunderstorm And it's definitely dropped here. We have seen more browns here and white colors showing Below normal precipitatable water a lot down here and an awful lot in the Gulf with that Tropical development happening, but there is a little flow from the Gulf and from the Pacific into the West still For Wednesday we have a very weak quasi stationary front draped around here a little low Not very strong sitting in southwest Kansas So it gives you a little bit of a surface focus and if you get some support above the moisture around you might see some Weather and some of that might be severe Right now the storm prediction center out of Norman has a marginal chance of severe weather So it's for hail and high winds damaging winds the thunderstorms And it's just a few miles east of Longmont east of I-25 until you're up around the Cheyenne area And that can certainly change. It's still a day away For Friday and the rest of the week this ridge just continues to be the monster So this is hasn't moved at all from what we saw in the Satellite image from Tuesday our trough in the West is moving in just a little bit But overall this pattern is not changing much Our low down here in the Gulf if it gets a name by this point Sorry possible is getting its act together getting a little stronger nice closed circulation aloft here With that giant ridge dominating the nation. We have very warm above normal temperatures Oranges and reds here are temperatures above normal blues our temperatures below normal So this is not actual temperature just easier to see departure from normal and it's pretty Much baking from Maine to California just areas where you have a lot more moisture Down here in the Gulf and a little cool air up in Canada. That's about it So over the next five days the precipitation we're looking at well We do see some rain in the mountains We expect some thunderstorm activity to give up to an inch or two and a few lucky spots So a lot of the southern Counties maybe get a quarter inch or half inch. That's better than nothing So we'll be we'll be happy with that right around here. We're sticking around a quarter inch or less and Up here in Nebraska. You see some significant Springtime thunderstorm water totals over the next 10 days We bump up to quarter inch to half inch territory Mountains don't really change a lot more rain up here in Nebraska and Wyoming Not a really big Change in incoming water for the next 10 days Our next change does come Monday Tuesday next week as That trough in the West finally gets our lower enforcement and starts to move in now We're on the uphill side of the trough and we have cool air coming in so we should see more stormy activity And that's what we saw on the GFS ensemble before This is Tuesday next week and here's our low remnant from whatever storm Forms down here in the Gulf and comes up Take a look at the models. This is called tropical oppression 0 3 L or 3 L and It you know all these different models all make their best guess of what it's going to happen to this storm if and when it forms and you can see a lot of them are going into East Texas Coast or Western Louisiana Central Louisiana, so that's the worth watching this week Like we didn't need any more big news, but it's it's just worth watching So once again to go look out of the week We've got 90s up for 90s going on into the weekend a little cool down with a little bit of Chance of showers on Saturday afternoon in the evening We can really dry out and get hot on Sunday as the ridge reestablishes itself before sorry Before the trough moves in early next week and bringing a cool down and a chance of showers For more local news more frequent weather posts take a look at the Longmont leader This has been chief meter. I'll just jump in it's worth for a long on public media. Keep looking up


This is your current ops support. Exercise the Heron Express 2015 concluded in Dakar, Senegal, April 27th following a week of joint operations between nine participating nations from Africa, Europe and the U.S. The exercise took place largely in northwestern African waters and provided participating militaries an opportunity to enhance their expertise in a number of areas including boarding techniques, search and rescue operations, and medical casualty responses. I'm Petty Officer Daniel Schumacher and this has been your current ops support.