But as long as we stay under at least the 20 day supply which we keep on getting rejected, it's very, very tough to get excited for more than one day of rally. Maybe squeeze out two day of rally. Welcome to Access to Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of the access to trader.com. Nightly wrap up show. Hope everybody is doing well. So we're one day away from the Fed announcement. The question is, do they raise, right? Do they absolutely raise with everything going on with oil being crazy? Again, it's been pulled back the last couple of days or so, but with the inflation, with oil, with the war, with this and that. Is this the right time, right? Is this the right time to finally raise rates? Cause we've been hearing about this imminent rate hike now, it feels like about two, three years, but that's kind of what it is. And the question is, is tomorrow going to be finally the day? Whether it's 25, 50, whatever the case may be, I don't know, I have no idea. I'm not an economist. I can't speak intelligently about what the Fed is doing. I probably would guess this three to five people who actually could have this conversation and put the right input behind it. But what we are, we are from the trading cycle. That's all we're talking about here. And the market's been sell bias, right? We've been sell bias heavy for the last couple of months, like we constantly remind people on every single video, just like in a bull market, stocks don't go straight up. And in a bear market, stocks don't go straight down. There's always exaggerated moves back to the upside. And that's exactly what we had today after some pretty good aggressive selling. Notably, obviously the big move in the Nasdaq on March the 9th that got sold off pretty aggressively. So here we are again. So the question is going into tomorrow's session, I'm gonna end this a little bit premature. I have to drive my daughter to a basketball practice. But the most important question for tomorrow is can the bulls sustain more than like 15 minutes of fame? Can they live with prosperity? Can they find love? And it's been very, very tough for the bulls to maintain any levels of consistency or follow through just because of all the dynamic moving parts that we are having above. But tomorrow, can we get that second move? And if you look at where we are, right? If we look at where we are here, we did reclaim the five day moving average. And for the last few times that we reclaimed the five day moving average, the market's been kind of rejected back at the 10 day. You can see here once, twice, basically three times. And that's kind of what we are to make. By the time the Fed speaks tomorrow at two o'clock, I kind of want to be nowhere near the market because it's going to be very, very unpredictable what's going to happen. I do believe if the bulls have the ability to have a day to run, it's going to be early tomorrow. It's going to be pretty aggressive probably until about lunchtime. And then the market's going to go into kind of a holding pattern until that two o'clock area comes along. So I think it's going to be the hardest part about tomorrow is trying to find enough range in some of the names that we all watch, we all trade to get to the 10 day moving average. Are there some clean looks for tomorrow's session? Yeah, I mean, look, Amazon was very, very strong today. Strong, I still think it needs to reclaim the high from that 20 to one stock split announcement to kind of get into this 50 day moving average supply. If you look at NVIDIA, again, you're going to see a lot of charts running into a lot of problems. Is this not enough room into supply? That's where the biggest drawback having any day to confirmation, any day to follow through, but that's our job to try to find these levels. I was more of a bystander today than an active participant, because again, when you have dead cat balances, and again, obviously it's what we have today, when you have dead cat balances, you don't know if these dead cat balances are going to last 15 minutes, an hour and a half or the whole day. And the first candle of today, especially pretty much on all the technology names, we saw really, really strong moves, literally on one candle today, all the way into the top of the channel here. And then the question was, what was going to happen next? We saw a little bit of rejection initially first at the five day moving average, and then the bulls did a great job reclaiming the five day moving average, but now we are here. So now that we've seen what the market does, and we've seen this now several times since the 200 day moving average, this is a tradable market, right? Definitely a tradable market. If you're an investor, very, very tough to get excited. We've seen this movie before, here was the bottom, and then here was the bottom, and then definitely this was the bottom. Okay, it's not about bottoms, it's about what you're doing proactively with your portfolio, if you are an investor, or on the trading side, which we're talking about here. We're not investors, okay? I'm not an investor. I don't sit there sitting, hoping that position goes up or down. We are proactively trading channels. So if you are an investor, and you're watching this, you're probably getting a very little value because that's not what we're talking about. Again, we're not talking about Amazon four years from now being at 4,000. We're not talking about Tesla one day being at 1,500. We're talking about tomorrow and our capability of taking enough data in and making sure it's safe and prudent and have a nice clear path to the goal line so we can capitalize on a day-to-day basis until we reclaim at least, okay, at least the 20 day moving average on the close, which we've, again, time and time again, I've rejected here, you know, forget about the, you know, we're trying to get to the 10, but as long as we stay under at least the 20 day supply, which we keep on getting rejected, it's very, very tough to get excited for more than one day of rallying. Maybe squeeze out two day of rallying, but as we've seen time and time again, ever since we've lost the 200 day moving average, the sell bias is super, super aggressive. The days that we're getting to the downside are phenomenal days, are really, really phenomenal days. So it's very tough to get excited by a debt cap bounce moving up after a stock. It's like put it this way, it's like a stock goes from 200, right, from $200 to $60, and then the next day goes from 60 to 64 and you're doing jumping jacks you won. Again, it's like winning the tallest dwarf competition. We're in a bear market, right? We're in a bear market. We are getting some pretty good, aggressive snapbacks in that bull market, in that bear market on random basis. But again, you don't have to try to convince anybody. As long as you have eyes, you kind of know deep down inside where we are, but the most important part is trying to take advantage of the next day. What can happen? Where's the clearest path to the goal line and how you can get there without putting as much money, as much exposure, a risk as possible? Do we know what's gonna happen after the Fed announces tomorrow? I have no idea. Your guess is as good as mine. A lot of people believe that 25 basis points is already baked in to tomorrow's announcements. We'll see. Can they come out and just start capitulating and say, hey, we're not doing anything? Is that's on the table as well? Is it possible they come in and say, surprise? 50 basis points. I don't think the economy can handle that. But again, with a hell of mine, I have just a random guy who has opinions worth absolutely nothing. But we'll see. We'll absolutely see. So going into tomorrow, you'd like to give the bulls the benefit of doubt, right? Ahead of the Fed meeting, you'd like to see if Amazon could have a day to run. It was pretty damn strong today. Obviously the one who stood out the most. You'd like to see maybe Tesla. Tesla had a nice little pop today. Hasn't even reclaimed the five-day moving average, but maybe tomorrow. Maybe he reclaimed the five-day moving average. It moves up a little higher. Again, the options market is really not dictating to us that the bulls are super aggressive and super excited about potential what's happened tomorrow. But again, it doesn't really make a difference. If the market goes up, we'll find ways to capitalize. At least today's close gave us some definitive channels that we could trade off of tomorrow. Today, I kind of wanted to sit it out. There was a pivot to the downside this morning on Tesla, which was pretty good. It came down about six bucks. There was a pivot off the 785, ran to 801 initially back to the upside on Tesla. And for other than that, pretty much kind of an observer. And a lot of times, I'm not a bear. By no stretch of imagination, I'm not a bear. I'm just kind of a realist what I see in a market such as this. And sometimes when things are a little unclear and the market goes completely the opposite where the normalcy, right? The normalcy has been taking it, especially the last two months. I think it's healthy to sometimes take a step back and kind of just watch the action play out and see if the bulls can actually put up a fight in certain levels. Again, today, you could call it a small victory that the bulls reclaim the five-day moving average and maybe tomorrow have one more day and take it to this 331 level, which is the 10-day moving average. We'll see, we'll see what happens. But I think the biggest story is going into tomorrow's session is obviously the Fed. Where are they as far as short-term rates being risen? And our job is to see how the price action reflects. Now again, if the bulls can close over the 10-day moving average, then tomorrow's video will be, hey, if we reclaim the 10, now let's see if we get to the 20. If we get rejected off the 10-day moving average, as you saw right here and right here and right here, we're obviously gonna turn around and start going lower. So it's all about the Fed tomorrow. There's a lot of channels to the upside that are super duper tight, unless like a name like Amazon reclaims kind of a bigger level here, especially the split buyback announcement high. This is probably the cleanest channel out of everything. If you look at everything else, super duper tight. It's literally trying to squeeze water out of a rock because so many of these stocks have gotten destroyed, like literally destroyed for the last couple of weeks. So if you're trying to win the tallest dwarf competition and talking about this as a victory that bears never learn, you're naive, okay? You're trying to make yourself feel better. It's not gonna make me feel one way or another. I'm a trader, I trade channels. I really don't care which way the market goes, but for the most part, the downside channels have been absolutely phenomenal, great dead cat bounce kudos to the bulls today, but the question is, what does the Fed do tomorrow? How do the price action align and can the bulls play with prosperity for day two? We'll see. To be answered like they say in the old Batman episodes, we'll find out tomorrow. They didn't say that, but that's what I'm saying now. Guys, have a great night. Time for basketball, time for daddy duty. Let's see how the channels play out tomorrow. Let's see where the biggest value is. The most important part is let's see where the biggest room is and we'll act off those channels. Guys, God bless, have a great night. I'll see you all tomorrow.


Good morning, my name is Jordan Cantwell, I'm the moderator of the United Church of Canada. Thank you for joining us this morning as we meet on the unceded traditional territory of the Algonquin people and we are grateful for their stewardship of this land and for their hospitality which allows us to meet here today. We're here to signal our intent as an ecumenical community to answer call to action 48 of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada. This call is to adopt the principles norms and standards of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples as a framework for reconciliation. The right Reverend Mark McDonald, National Indigenous Anglican Bishop, will speak to the statement and Truth and Reconciliation Commissioner Marie Wilson will speak to the call to action. Also available for comment afterwards are Archbishop Fred Hiltz of the Anglican Church of Canada, the Reverend Karen Horst, moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Canada, the Reverend Susan Johnson, National Bishop of the Anglican, sorry the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada, Manuela Popovich representing the Religious Society of Friends, the Quakers and Major Shari Russell, Territorial Aboriginal Ministry Consultant for the Salvation Army. I'm going to turn it over to Mark McDonald. Thank you. As mentioned I'm the National Indigenous Anglican Bishop, the first to hold this position. And I think it's important and significant to note that when the relationship between the Anglican Church of Canada and Indigenous Peoples began, they not only did not imagine that there would be somebody in this position, they took a number of steps to make sure that there would be no one in this position, that Indigenous people would not survive as a culturally distinct people in Canada or in the church. So it's very significant that I'm standing here today to make a comment about the statement and very moving for me to read the statement, to understand it and to understand its import. What the church is saying is that it will never again partner with cultural genocide. That by affirming the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People and implementing it in its life and ways, the church promises not to be a part of such a thing in the future and to extricate those remnants of it that are still a part of our society today.  The church has said that they will be a partner to, the churches have said that they will be partners to us in life in a way that before they were partners with what brought so much pain and misery. It's very important, very blessed to be here today to give thanks and to express our appreciation. Now let's get down to implementation. Thank you. I'm standing before you as one of the three commissioners of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada. Justice Marie Sinclair, Chief Wilton Littlechild and myself, Marie Wilson, we completed our work and submitted our report in December of this past year. When we began our work, we declared, and I remember myself saying in my very first public statement, the day one of our job, that the work we were doing was a sacred trust, that we were making a promise to the children who had lived through their residential school experiences and who were committing through the work of the TRC to teach our country about what happened to them, that we would hold their stories in sacred trust and that we would make sure that they were respected, remembered, and never forgotten or denied again. I think in saying those words, we didn't actually fully realize to what extent the word abuse would be described by the word spiritual. We knew about physical abuse. We knew we were going to hear a lot about sexual abuse. We knew that those two things combined would lead to emotional and psychological abuse. But I for certain was not expecting to hear as many times people articulate specifically spiritual abuse as part of what they experienced in the schools. As I stand here today, I hear the voices of so many survivors before me, as I always do. And I remember one of them saying, before I ever set foot in a residential school, I knew who I was. I knew who I was in my place in creation. And I knew what my relationship was with creator and how to speak to him and listen to him in prayer. These are all variations of spiritual acts that almost all of us were raised with one way and another, but not things that were allowed in the schools and things that were not allowed by law in our country when so many of the sacred ceremonies were outlawed. The significance of today is within the context of all 94 of our calls to action because we commissioners did not think of these articulate these and draft these in isolation. We drafted them in response to the 7000 people who spoke to us and the independent research that we commissioned in all of our own reading and research as well. And we did not issue them to make people feel comfortable. And to invite everyone in as I have sometimes said and others I've heard say as well, to a process of reconciliation that would amount to a kinder, gentler form of assimilation. We put those calls to action down and we called them calls to action because we did not want them to seem optional. We wanted them to sound imperative. And we wanted them to disrupt and to make us uncomfortable. So we would have to think about what do we start doing new that we did not do before and what do we start doing differently from how we have done things before. The significance of this particular call to action number 48 and the response and I want to say the bold response, the courageous response of the faith communities is multiple. One is because in terms of the UN declaration of the rights of indigenous peoples, the other parties to the settlement agreement that created our TRC, being the government of Canada, being the national churches who were named in the court case that created the TRC, being the Catholic entities, the Anglican Church, the United Church and the Presbyterian Church, being also the assembly of First Nations and the Inuit regional corporations through Inuit, Tapuri, Kanatami and the survivors themselves. All of those other parties with the exception of the churches have already publicly declared their position on the UN declaration of the rights of indigenous peoples. And now we have something today that is not just the faith communities named in the action that led to the creation of the TRC, but many other faith communities stepping forward and saying we too have been part of the colonization that and supported indirectly the residential school system and other forms of displacement, including spiritual displacement of indigenous peoples. So I think the coming forward of this community of faith is extremely important. I think the fact that people are standing together to speak to their pledge to keep reconciliation as a going forward thing and not a moment in time. And I think in particular, the words on the page that promised the forward action is a way of breathing life and spirit into the intention of reconciliation that I think will serve us all well. I'm very honored to be here on behalf of the commissioners to acknowledge this important work and to make my own pledge on behalf of survivors to continue to hold the faith communities to account that they will do what they say they are going to do. So thank you very much for allowing me to share in this moment in this day. Thank you both. We're now open for questions. I have two questions. First, Sir Gloria Gallagher with Globe Mail. Where are the Catholic entities? Did you guys reach out to them? Were they asked to be here today? Did you just ignore them? Thank you. The conference of Catholic bishops has issued their own statement. And the community, the Catholic religious communities have signed on to this statement, but they weren't available to be here for the press conference today. So they're in agreement with what you're doing or the the the religious communities have signed on and the Catholic bishops have their own statement that they have already issued. So yeah, what is the practical follow up what you've done today? Well, is there is there any actual thing that happens besides the declaration? What what is the potential thing that will result from today in practical terms for First Nations people for inuit for Métis? I would be glad to respond to that. For us in in the Anglican Church and in other churches who are indigenous people, it means everything because we have been sliced and diced by the borders of colonial occupation for so many years. This allows us to organize ourselves in our own way, which we're already taking steps to do. It means that our way of life, our practices, our values cannot be can no longer be excluded or or precluded by membership in this church. So it the practical implications have already begun to show themselves. But now that there is this statement, we will respond vigorously. And we believe that the church will respond vigorously back in a positive way. I have a question for any one of those the spiritual leaders who want to answer this. When you talk about spiritual abuse, was preaching the gospel and missionary efforts to bring indigenous people to Jesus Christ part of spiritual abuse and colonialization? Because it seems to me that it is a bit inseparable? I think that I would say in the way that the gospel was preached. I would say that it was oftentimes spiritual abuse, not always, but oftentimes. The reality now is that a massive number of indigenous people are baptized members of Christian churches. And that can't be changed in any easy way. What I would say is that the gospel in its primal form, which was God is near to you, turn around and believe the good news. This is quite a bit different from the way that the gospel was preached. I would say to that like other colonized people, the gospel was preached to civilize or to make make make us like other people. The opposite happened. And this is often the case. As we look as we look around the world, the gospel was often preached to extinguish identity. And the result was the opposite. If I may just add a word to that, not from the perspective of one of the faith leaders, but you know, your question is a really important one. And it speaks to a broader question about the work of the commission itself. And that is that there is no one aspect of the residential school story where we can speak in absolutes that one size fits all, that the spiritual experience of one child was the same for every child. But what I can tell you is that among the statements, the thousands of statements that we received, we very, very definitely heard strong statements about the nature of imposition of a way of prayer, of prayerful practice of daily commitment, commitments to someone else's spiritual traditions. But we also heard and this is and we heard people say vehemently, I hate the church, I will never set foot inside the church again, we definitely heard that. We also heard people say, it hurts me, it injures me to hear people speak ill of my church. My church and my faith has been key to my healing. And the people in my church have been very supportive of the journey that I'm on. So it's not the same for everyone. And then we heard many people say, I love my church and I love my cultural ways and I don't see why I have to choose. I understand. And I remember an elder speaking at our last national event saying, there are many ways to speak to the one God. So so people are where they are on the spiritual healing journey, just as they are on the emotional and physical healing journeys. And I think people who have given it deep thought are able and many did say this, it wasn't the church who did these things to us. It was individuals who hid behind the church who did these things to us. And I think that level of differentiation is available for some, but not for all. Just about the push for the Papal Apology, there's been the push for the Pope to actually apologize on Canadian soil. Just wondering if there's any update on that front. Yes, I was wondering the same thing, because in fact, I don't know if you know it in your careful reading of the 94 calls to action, but there were really two that had a timeline attached. And that was one of them as well as was this one. And so I don't know the latest. I do know that it is ongoing. I know that there are people within the specific faith communities that are working on it. I also know as we all know that in fact, as I did not know as a child, I was reflecting on this as I was coming today, when I was a little kid, you know, I didn't know that churches were institutions. I didn't know that churches ran schools. You know, I thought churches ran Sunday school. But churches are also big institutions and they have systems and structures and governments and all of that. So it's somewhere in that system. And I'm fairly certain that I may not know the latest on that, but I know that it's still a very active file. Of the Pope apologizing on Canadian soil, when you talk about the healing process and you talk about obviously the Catholic Church being an important part of that healing process, what do you think it would mean or what have you heard that it would mean from people in your discussion? Well, certainly there are people here who can speak more accurately to the complexities of the Catholic Church structure and systems. But I know that the way that it is structured with this many, many entities means that in fact, there have been a number of apologies from Catholic diocese and individual bishops and so on. But to your question, why is it so important for us? It was important to say because we heard it so many times. We heard many survivors say, my church has not apologized to me. And they are talking about the church in a collective sense of that faith tradition, that denomination, that denomination that ran the school they went to. And I think in part two, if I may say so, I think it may be in part a response, a comparative response, knowing how long ago and how deeply fouled and how frequently repeated the apologies have been from other faith communities and specifically the churches, the Anglicans and Presbyterians and United who were attached to the residential schools. So I think people feel like they're missing something. And having it be on Canadian soil is because that's what they said. No one's apologized to me, survivors would say. And they want to hear that. Through all of the testimony that you heard and what people said to you, is there any concern that despite this United Front and the messages also from the statement from the Catholic Church, that that still won't really be enough because the hurt is so deep? I'm certain it won't be enough. None of it is enough. It's all just movement forward. It's all just contributing parts to a going forward shift. And it goes to my response to the earlier question. There is no one thing that's going to be perfect for everyone anyway. But I do think that people have to keep trying. And you know, one of the reasons why I think this response from the faith communities is important is because we have heard from many, many, not only church leaders, but congregational members from all denominations with a desire to do something to set things right. We all of us have inherited this Canadian history and people within churches have inherited their church history. And I haven't met anyone who said I'm really happy with the history of our church around this issue. I haven't met anyone who said that people are struggling with reconciling their own notions of their church and this big discovery of what happened in the past. So I think there's been a kind of apprehension in a way or or the potential of apprehension to say we really blew it last time, you know, nervousness about getting it wrong again. So I think anything that is an attempt and that is done genuinely and is done in collaboration with Indigenous peoples is worth a try and it won't all work. I'm certain of that. But some things will work and we already know examples of some things that have been really powerful and compelling in support of the fact that people are connected to the Kairos network and the kind of social justice activities that happens collectively through that structure but also what individual churches are doing and the ongoing educational work that they're taking on and delivering. All these things add up to a shift in awareness which has got to help feed a shift in attitude which has got to help inspire changes in action. My one question so I get it started in my mind. Are you then committing all the churches that are here today that no Presbyterian minister, no Salvation Army leader will ever be allowed now to say to their Indigenous congregation, look, you guys just can't do sweat lodges there just or you can't do smudging ceremonies or like no drums in the church. That's just not part of this. Is this the practical implication that you have to allow Indigenous tradition and alongside spirit, your own church, is this what we're saying today? I'm major Sherry Russell with the Salvation Army. In answer to that question, it has been, what do I want to say, allowing and empowering Indigenous people to speak into their experience of the church and raising up leaders that can help guide and direct and know what that looks like for the Indigenous community. What that looks like across Canada will be different. We might practice sweat lodges on the prairies, but in BC it will look different because of the Indigenous experience there. And so looking to our Indigenous leaders for guidance and direction and being able to help guide and direct the denominational leaders in that process will be important. I think that's what this does is elevates their voice and recognizes their unique way of spirituality and of worshiping God. Susan Johnson, National Bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada. Our church is a church without significant Indigenous presence, in fact a handful of Indigenous members. So these kinds of questions aren't things that are going to be germane. So why is it important for our church and for other churches that don't have significant Indigenous presence within the church to make a statement about the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples? It's because we're Canadians and we recognize that we have not spoken out when we should have spoken out. And it recognizes that we are part of a system that has continued to be corrupted. And so for us it's an ongoing commitment to evaluate how we participate in Canadian society and to continue to do education with our members. One of the things Dr. Wilson has said repeatedly is that we know, despite the work of the TRC, that there are many Canadians who have not yet engaged with this important issue or these many important issues and I would say that would be the same for people in our church. So it's our commitment to continue to talk into the people in our church, to talk into government, to working with partners who do have Indigenous peoples within their communities and making relationships with a broader community so that we can make a contribution towards reconciliation as we move forward. I just want to follow up on Gloria's question because there is such a thing called syncretism, where you start to take two religions and you combine them. I know in the Catholic Church there is a great openness to smudging and drumming and other kinds of things so that there are ways to integrate practices but if you're doing it from a Christian perspective they get baptized in a sense. So I wonder whether anybody wants to speak to if you're baptized as a particular faith, whether that faith has any right to say these are the things that govern the faith, these are the things that you believe in, these are the things that you do, or does that fall into a danger of cultural genocide? How do you find that proper balance? I appreciate your answer. I'm Madame Wilson but I'm just wondering if the faith leaders have anything to add on that. Hi, as someone that is Indigenous and part of the faith community this has been an ongoing personal experience for myself and I had an elder once say to me that all of our cultures or all of our ceremonies and a lot of our cultural values pointed the way for the gospel, for the good news and when the missionaries came we got religion, we got structure and so there's a sense where if we can find the cultural expression of the gospel within our own culture that is good news and I think that's what freedom and that is what God has called us to. That's what our creators made us to be and so to find that nugget, to find that way, that expression and to live that out in a good way. I think that's a very good question. I should say that I received my primary formation in a place where I believe that if they were told that they were allowed to follow their practices they would be quite surprised to find out that they weren't allowed to follow their practices. So depending upon where you are there are some places who have been practicing this with some level of openness for quite a while. I think that syncretism is something that the larger church was guilty of in the cooperation and in the development of the residential schools. I think the larger churches has a problem with syncretism with a economic system that is less than wholesome and certainly less than Christian. So there are a lot of ways in which syncretism affects us and I think that indigenous people are perhaps syncretistic than other people. In any event the judgments on what is appropriate and proper will be made by indigenous people and not by the larger church. That's really the bottom line for us and so I guess all people have a danger of syncretism. I don't think that we have any particular or unique danger to it and in any event we'll make the decision about what is appropriate and what isn't. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Oh, here we go. Come around. Come this way, Jordan.


Thank you. Well, my name is Eduardo. Today we are in this session called About Fluent D and Fluent Bet. Originally, in the description of the session, we started talking about our new journey to metrics. But before to jump into metrics, we're thinking, OK, maybe we need to go to a deep dive explanation why this is a good deal and how things work in logs. How do we handle them before to jump into the metrics space? So anybody of you is new to Fluent D and Fluent Bet. If so, please raise your hand. OK, perfect. No problem. As I said, my name is Eduardo Silva. That's my handle on GitHub, Twitter, or most of the stuff. And the creator of my intent in this project called Fluent Bet and my intent of a Fluent D ecosystem and the founder of this company called Caliptia, which we call the first mile observability company, which was started on top of the open source ecosystem that we created and has been in CNCF for a couple of years already. And it came from the treasure data team where we created all this technology. So the Fluent D ecosystem. We have to start saying that Fluent D is a graduated project from the CNCF. That means vendor neutral, wide adoption in the market, and where companies are contributing in a daily basis to the project. Fluent D started 10 years ago. And after that, well, around 2016, we wanted to have a more lightweight solution than Fluent D. Not because Fluent D was bad, but because we were targeting embedded Linux at that time. But at the same time, six, 10 years ago, Kubernetes was taking off. The container space was growing. And people started trying out Fluent Bet in containers because it was a lightweight solution than Fluent D. Fluent D is written in Ruby. Fluent Bet is written in C language. Fluent D has 1,000 plugins available. In Fluent Bet, it has just 100. So both projects are part of the same ecosystem, same license, and are considered both graduated from the CNCF. And we are now in a journey where most of people do it to their workloads that they have in their environments. Sometimes Fluent D is not capable to solve all the challenges. And that's why people are migrating from Fluent D to Fluent Bet nowadays. So there's one big observability challenge, right? It doesn't matter if you are doing traces, logins, or metrics. And they think that everybody wants more performance, more performance, but at zero cost, right? Get it for free. And such thing does not exist, right? There's nothing for free. So this is a quite interesting challenge because when you have your environment, you always have more data, more data, more workloads, more workloads. Things rose on that side. But in the infrastructure, the way that you handle that information, it's hard to scale, right? And that's why we focus a lot of performance. So let's talk about a bit of logging and how it works. In general, if you are just learning about this, when a log message is an event triggered by the application, the purpose of a log message is to say, I'm working fine, I'm doing this, I got this request, I got this response, and any kind of problems or exceptions. That information in a container environment usually comes from in a route, in a route text message. That's a kind of Apache message, quite of old. And then this hits disk as a file where you have multiple records separated per file. I'm not saying that this is the only way to do logging, right? Some application chips logs over TCP or you have firewalls that chips log messages over UDP by using syslog as a payload format. And when you do this and you store all this information, it's not just about to have the information there because your goal, as always said, is to perform data analysis, right? It's not about logging, it's not about the tool. You want to solve data analysis. You wanted to know how your applications are behaving, any kind of exception that you have, or anything that can give you some insights, right? From what's going on with your applications. So, but in order to do that, you need to read this information, kind of process it and send it out to a central place where you can run your own queries and analysis. You can send it to Elastic, Stackdriver or anything like that. Now, this kind of engine that collect the data and send the data out has a couple of roles and a couple of tasks that it has to accomplish. So I collect the data, perform data transformation because you want to parse the information, you want to unify in some format, which is a quite a challenge, right? Just if you have three developers in your environment doing different projects, I'm 100% sure that all of them will use a different structure for the logs, so when you want to do analysis on top of that data, you have to realize which one or how to approach them and it's really hard. Also, there are many applications that are very noisy that generate messages that you don't want. And what is the problem? The problem is that if you're using a backend, for example, it's a common example, Splunk, they're going to charge you by the amount of data that you ingest.  And this is where people start thinking about, oh, cost reduction, we don't want all the data, we need something that can filter out information that is not required, right? So this little engine need to be smart enough to provide all these features set. Also doing buffering, because if I'm going to send this information to a backend database, to the right side of this pipeline, things can go wrong. I don't know if you've faced it, but Wi-Fi just was, we lost Wi-Fi for two minutes here in the conference. The same thing happens in environments, right? Network outage, power outage, disk failures. So, but if we don't save the data, we don't keep a state of what we are processing and we will recover, we are not able to retake the states, we are in a problem. That's why buffering is really important. And we should have the ability to send the data to different backends, right? This is kind of, you have to be able to avoid to have this trap of vendor locking when you get married with a vendor sometime. That's fine, with a database, no provider or any kind of service, but you should have the option to say, okay, I'm going to send this data to this backend and at some point to another one because cost reduction or any kind of other strategy. And as I said, the whole point of data centralization is data analysis, right? And you can choose whatever you want. And this is kind of the key of things of these tools around the flu in the ecosystem. And pretty much from a global perspective, this is input and output, right? You have an engine that process all the input, process the data, filter, do buffering and send this data out to your preferred destination. Now understanding this concept, which sounds very simple, is important to understand how to tackle problems that you get later in production, like, you can get performance problems in the input, you can get performance problems when filtering data, processing the data and we'll send this data out. So in the input side, you always deal with IO, this network metrics. Inside the engine, right? Which is the input means how do we extract or receive this data. Inside the agent, it's about parsing data, filtering, serializing data because, yeah, you pretty much consume and generate JSON. But when it's about to talk about an agent, like Fluent D and Fluent B, we have to serialize this data in a binary format so we can do really smart optimizations on how do we handle this data internally. Because at the end of the day, you want to want to CPU low, right? Your memory usage low. And if we don't optimize on those terms, we will get in a really tough scenario. Buffering, routing, scheduling, retries, retries. If I'm going to send the data and something happens and I could not send it, I would have to some kind of logic that allows me to send this data out. And in the output side, there are other kind of challenges. Network setup. Some of the backend use TLS, some others doesn't. Every backend use a different, expect a different payload for the data, right? The Splunk, Splunk expect a JSON payload that is totally different than the one expected by Amazon S3. So we have to take this binary representation that we have and convert it back to the expected payload. It's kind of unifying in a format internally and then we encode the data for the right backend. And this is what Fluentbit does, right? It cares for you about all this complexity of IO, network collection, processing, filtering, and making sure that reliable you can get your data in your backends. So as I said, Fluentbit is part of the Fluent ecosystem. It's under a patch license and now we have more than 200 contributors in total. And the good thing is that Fluentbit is being used widely nowadays. AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, all of them are deploying Fluentbit on a really heavy scale. And just from the public stats from our Docker Hub repositories that are not related to how do they deploy Fluentbit in their own registries, we have around an average of two million poles or deployments per day. So which is an insane amount of deployments, right? It's like Kubernetes clusters going up, going down and all of them are using, what, majority of them are using Fluentbit. And we have a couple of companies also using it for different purposes. So people who run in the cloud, if you spin up a, for example, a Kubernetes cluster in Google right now, you will get Fluentbit on it. So this is quite a challenge, right? So from a maintenance perspective, this project has to be so stable that we cannot mess up something. If we wrote something bad, right? We'll mess up the whole infrastructure. And as I said, Fluentbit was designing with performance in mind, right? We, it was not intended to think we're going to write something for the cloud native ecosystem that will be around in five years. It was not like that, right? We just optimized it for embedded Linux. We made it very optimal on how to manage everything. And it was a good timing, right? The container space just came in and we just had all the pieces in place. Also buffer management is really important, right? How do we optimize when we group the data? How do we store this data between memory, file system? I'm going to explain that in a few. It's really important. So talking, we're gonna talk about more internal details. How do we serialize the data? I got the questions, I think that was yesterday. Why JSON? Well, the answer is we don't use JSON, right? JSON is a human readable structure format, right? But for a computer, it's just an array of bytes, right? But when we talk about binary format, is that we have some kind of a structure. We have some kind of a, not in index, but a way to say where's the data, what type of data we have, what's the length of that data, right? So you can see here in the table what is the difference between using JSON and message pack from a payload size perspective. But also if I have an array, it's easy for me to jump between positions, between one key and the other and the value. Instead, if I do that in JSON, I have to analyze everything and go byte per byte. Yeah, there's quite a few optimizations around, but we cannot compare the performance of playing JSON with message pack. Now, this is not like JSON is about, we're not going to do JSON in the internals if we can do message pack. And we use just JSON to communicate with other backends that speak that language, that format, right? And when we get the records, for example, if you think that we have a file, if it has multiple lines, every line is considered a record or an event. And this event get groups, right? In buffers, which is called chunks. And chunk can have multiple events associated under the same tag. Tag are useful to say all this data is coming from this source. Because in the configuration at some point, you will say I want to send all the data that matches this criteria to this pack and all the data that has attacked with other criteria to a different backend. That's how people split data into elastic search, splang with different routing rules. Now, when talking about buffering, it's really important to understand that we have limited resources, right? We have a bad practice around in general in the industry that nobody think about memory, nobody thinks about CPU usage, right? But for a service that has to run 24 by seven that doesn't have a short period of time of light, it's always running processing data. We have to always be optimizing how much resources we consume. So we have an hybrid approach. By default, all the data goes to memory. So all the data means all the chunks go to memory. So every time that we're getting records, we group them in chunks and the chunks get being filled in memory. But we always say that, okay, we have this amount of memory, but we can say let's have up to this amount of memory used by chunks. Otherwise, your service can explode, right? The kernel is going to kill your service. Now, in memory barfing, it's fine. It's pretty good. It's the fastest mechanism, but it's not persistent. If you reboot the agent and you have data that has not been flashed to the destination, yeah, that data is going to get lost. Also, at some point, if you just rely on memory, the kernel could say, oh, you're using too much memory. We are running out of it. It's time to sacrifice on one. So guess who will be the first target, right? It's the agent that are consuming all this information. And this is who can come up with an hybrid mechanism, right? All these techniques are not new. They're quite usually in database design, right? So there's no black magic here. It's that having a file system barfing helps a lot, right? So it's always good to have this kind of hybrid mechanism where the data that is getting in, if we cannot put it in memory, it goes to the file system, right? Usually, your file system will be times bigger than the capacity that you have in memory. But you can say, oh, but also file system is slow. It's slower. Yeah, it's slower than memory. But at some point, you are not processing all the data at once, right? You're always processing data by fractions. A couple of chunks at a time, not all of them. Otherwise, you will get really in a really bad spot with CPU search, high on these and so on. So when the data hits, also we have the same mechanisms that can go to the file system. And the ideal use case that we come up as a design is with hybrid mechanism, where you can have the data also in memory, which is being processed already to go, but also we have all the other chunks in the file system. And we have this concept of chunks up and down. A chunk that is down is just in the file system. A chunk that is up means it's loaded in memory. But they're not separated, right? Which is in memory is also a reflection of what we have in the file system. And we use memory map files. With this approach, we reduce the number of read write calls. So we reduce the number of sys calls involved on all this operation. And it's a very scalable design. So my buffering perspective, it's very reliable. Now, as the description said, we wanted to talk about metrics today, right? The approach of FluentD, but FluentD FluentD was always about logs, but what's the story behind metrics? And the few minutes that we have left is that for years, even in KubeCon, this conference, users approached to us and said, hey, why I need to have one agent for metrics and one agent for logs? Why I cannot have a more unified experience? And at some point we said this year, hey, we had metrics experience a little bit, but why not to extend our scope as a project to handle metrics, right? You might think, hey, you want to replace Prometheus? No. And now I'm going to explain about our journey into the metrics work. It has been quite interesting. So I found that doing metrics is more fun than logs, or maybe we have been doing it for so much time. The thing is that we are not new to metrics, right? FluentD has done metric collection for a lot of years, just the beginning, because it was for embedded Linux. So we have input plugins to gather CPU metrics, DSAIO, network, thermal, temperature stuff, docker metrics, but we always handle that as structured logs, not as with a metrics payload or a fixed data model, right? In logs you have anything, a bunch of key value pairs that nobody cares about the structure. What is first, what is second? But when you have a metrics payload, you have something very defined. It's a metrics name, a value, maybe description, namespace, or things like that. So, and this is a kind of comparison between logs and metrics. Logs we have on structured messages, structure, but metrics has fixed data model in logs you need to do filtering. In metrics, maybe you need some kind of do, some kind of aggregation, which is quite optional. In logs you cannot predict the size of the data. It's really hard. It's really hard to reduce the data in logs, right? You don't know what is coming in. In metrics, since you are in control of that, you can kind of manage or predict how much metrics you need to store, or maybe you can aggregate them and reduce the samples. In terms of types, logs, you know, have map booleans, integral floats, blah, blah, blah, while metrics pretty much counters, gauges, histograms, so it's more simple, I would say it's more simple implementation. And we're starting doing our own research, right? And if you look around, when doing this kind of projects, in Fluent D and Fluent B, we always try to be vendor agnostic. That means that we always try to integrate with others, right? Not just go ahead and replace every single standard. It's not the way to go. So when we say we're going to integrate with metrics, the first question is how, right? And okay, let's see what's the industry's running and the industry today is Prometheus. So the best way to approach this challenge or into getting to the metrics space was integrate with Prometheus with the open metrics spec. So Prometheus is quite stable, right? We have a metrics spec, we have collectors, exporters, it's network friendly, we can transfer metrics from one endpoint to the other without any problem. And we decide, okay, let's get started with Prometheus, right? This will be our first journey into metrics. And now, how do we get started with this? Okay, we don't have any handler for metrics, right? If you're coming from Prometheus, you know that Prometheus has this kind of implementation with SDKs. So we created our own library called Symetrix, right? And Symetrix allow us to do pretty much what you can do right now with Prometheus Go Client, which is manage all this kind of metrics, right? Create counters, create guides, create histograms, which is work in process. But you can do all this kind of atomic operations, create labels, query by labels, or change all of them. So, and then this got integrated into Flow and Bet. And one of the goals of Symetrix is that it's not just metrics handling. You can manage metrics, but then you have another problem, how do you send these metrics to Prometheus? How do you send these metrics maybe, oh, I'm using InfluxDB. I don't care about Prometheus, but I want to solve InfluxDB. So Symetrix allows to separate the context of content versus transport, right? Content is about how the payload looks like. Transport is how do I deliver that payload to a different place? So in Symetrix we implemented a way to transform all the content from a Symetrix context to InfluxDB, Prometheus RemoteWide, and as Prometheus exporter. We don't do transport, just content, but also as a metric we support namespace, subsystem, name descriptions, and labels. This is a simple example of how to create a metric. We used to see metrics. It's just, I think that if you compare this code, what you have in as a goal and client SDK, it's pretty much the same line of codes. And no joking, it's the same amount of lines. Actually we pretty much copy all the Prometheus goal client in C and we created Symetrix, right? So you have to take always the best practices. There's no need to reinvent the wheel, and Prometheus team is just great that it has really good specs for everything. Now, also this metric context could be just one line of function. With just one function you can create a payload for InfluxDB, right? So we have an example below. We can say, okay, I'm going to expose this Symetrix context over HTTP. So Prometheus can scrape this metrics. So we created also this extension to create the same payload. And also we support Prometheus RemoteWrite. RemoteWrite is a protocol that allows you to ship metrics from one endpoint to the other, right? By design it was not created for that purpose, but the industry or vendors that listen for metrics payloads, they start in creating this kind of remoteWrite endpoints. So if you're using Prometheus, yeah, get Prometheus to scrape all the data, but you have this Prometheus RemoteWrite ability to send the data out. And Fluent-Veteran Symetrix has been quite interesting because the first thing that we did, okay, we want to get into metrics. We created Symetrix. Now it's about, okay, let's create the use case. And most of users who wanted to not stop using NodeExporter, which is a Prometheus, one of the Prometheus program to gather metrics from the Linux boxes. So they asked us to re-implement NodeExporter as an input plugin for Fluent-Veteran, meaning that now the current version of Fluent-Veteran can gather the same metrics that NodeExporter and now allow the users to stop using NodeExporter and just use Fluent-Veteran for the same purpose. Of course, we have not implemented all the collectors that NodeExporter has. That is based on demand, but we support CPU, frequency, the stats, VM stats, memory, load, average. Also, that is the collection point. Now, if we think about the output, how do we expose those metrics, right? We implemented our own Prometheus Explorer plugin. All of this is written in C. It uses a very low CPU and memory usage. So you allow to the GitHub backends to just come into Fluent-Veteran and scrape these metrics for you. Actually, today, you're using NodeExporter and you have all your Grafana dashboards and you just switch to Fluent-Veteran, there's no breaking change. You will get all the metrics, all the stats right away. Unless, I'm going to get back, you're using some Linux Collerton that is not here. CDFS or any kind of fancy feature that most people are not using. But if there's something missing, just let us know and we will implement it. And from a configuration perspective, it's pretty simple. You just enable an input plugin. This is like a typical config file of Fluent-Veteran where you say enable the NodeExporter metrics plugin, scrape the metrics every two seconds, and then just have an output plugin which is called Prometheus Explorer that opens an HTTP endpoint and expose those metrics. Internally, all of this is loaded, right? So we have a bunch of input plugins for metrics and different ways to expose these metrics out, expose or send it out to a different place. Okay, I think we have eight minutes, right, Randy? Okay, we can do a quick demo. Sorry, my co-founder is writing me. Okay, so for example, I'm going to just show you here this config example. What I'm doing here is just starting the service, flashing data every one second here. So on this part, we just enable the NodeExporter input plugin in Fluent-Veteran. We expose information to two plugins, two output plugins. One of them is Prometheus Explorer, which opens an HTTP port and then to the standard output. So something like this is pretty simple. And then this command is going to start shipping the metrics to the standard output, which is just useless for production, right? It's just for demo purpose. But the good thing is that in the other side, we can query those metrics, right, using curl. And usually you will see that we get all the Prometheus-style formats. So this is same Fluent-Veteran shipping out the metrics in one format, standard output, and the other exposing through Prometheus.  And I think that it's really interesting, a lot, a lot, a lot. Now also I have here, Phil Willen just, one of the contributors just sent out a plugin to a, I don't know, do you use NGNX? Some reason, NGNX a web server? Okay, likely you're using it, right? If you use NGNX, what it's doing is also might be exposing metrics from NGNX. If you're using NGNX, basically what you do is to redeploy the one product called NGNX Sporter, which is a Golem plugin made by the NGNX company that exposed NGNX plugins for the Prometheus world, right? So we did the same. Right now we implemented the same functionality as an input plugin for Fluent-Veteran that was just merged today. We are best in here the output example of those to the standard output. But if I'm not wrong, this is the end point. I don't remember what is the port that this is supposed to be. Let me check here in the config. This is pausing. Okay. It should be 80. Yeah, we're going to connect to 80 and, oh, 2021. If I'm not wrong, it should be something like this. There you go. So on the left side we are sending, we're collecting a certain NGNX service, shipping mail, the same thing. Printing metrics to the standard output and the right side, simulating a Prometheus that is scripting those metrics using Coral. Now, there's a bunch of things that we can continue doing in the metric space and we got more ambitious about, hey, let's implement more metrics thing, more collectors because there's a huge benefit and we get a great support from the Prometheus community. Now, what is ready now? Not exported for metrics, fluent bit metrics, which are internal metrics. In the output side, we can ship metrics to InfluenceDB, Prometheus Poter, RemoteWrite. And the ongoing work is that also we are replicating not exported metrics for Windows. This is also not a prefront Prometheus, but we're replicating the same functionality in fluent bit NGNX metrics, which is ready. We're going to collect these, that's the, also the ability to convert logs to metrics because there are many applications that ship logs as a JSON, but you wanted to get them into Prometheus. So how do you handle that conversion? That this filter called logs to metrics will be a good place for that. As an output side, we're going to implement Splunk Metrics, Datadoc Metrics and CloudWatch. Also, we are working on this kind of metrics processor because as I said at the beginning, you don't want always to ship all your metrics. What you want is to process them and maybe process, get the average of a value every minute and set that average, but not send every sample every second, right? Which at the end of the day, with a hundred of nodes, your storage start to grow, right? And that is more expensive. And the future, right? Right now we standardize on Open Metrics because, and Prometheus, what's the industry's running now? Once Open Telemetry gets on GA with metrics, I think that we should be shortly, we're going to start implementing all the OTLP protocol for those needs. Okay, I think that we have some minutes for Q and A. Thank you. I see that the C-Metrics library is built into Fluentbit now. Do you plan to break that out for separate users or is it always intention to be used directly inside of Fluentbit? C-Metrics is a standard library. It's hosted at Caliptia Open Source Project. It's a library that we wrote as a company. But it's hosted as a shared library, so you can, I can share the link with you after this talk. It's Caliptia-S-C-Metrics. You can get it, you said, we have the unit there, so you can see some examples of how this works. So yeah, it's kind of agnostic. We try to make it agnostic, yeah. So Eduardo, we've got a couple of questions online. One of them is kind of, can you differentiate Fluent-D and Fluent-Bit a little bit more? Yeah, Fluent-D and Fluent-Bit. And Fluent-D 10 years old, Fluent-Bit six years old, Fluent-D 1000 plugins, Fluent-Bit 100, right? Now in terms of performance, Fluent-Bit 10x more performant in our latest benchmarks. So unless you have a good reason to use Fluent-D, use it. But if you want more performance, optimize on your resources usage, just switch to Fluent-Bit. We have the same project, the same family, so it should be fine to stick with one of two because both are vendor neutral. And metrics? Metrics? Metrics meaning? Good, Fluent-D versus Fluent-Bit. Okay, so this is, I didn't mention this, but Symmetrics, we use it to empower Fluent-Bit for metrics, but shortly also other contributors took Symmetrics and created all the metrics handling in Fluent-D. So we get creating just one tiny library we just empower both projects. So you can forward metrics from Fluent-D too. Fantastic. Great. Any other questions, local? Yeah, okay. What in your opinion would cause somebody to stay on Fluent-D or go to Fluent-B or vice versa? If I answer my question based on personal experience with customers, everybody's caring about performance now. And Fluent-D for some intensive cases is not good enough, so I would say Fluent-Bit. Thank you. Just to do another one online here real quick. Can you speak to MTLS implementations in the two? We have TLS, and I think that MTLS is not something that we can handle today, but it's in the robot. So you talk about converting logs to metrics. Does that support fingerprinting namespaces for Kubernetes so that you can be like, these logs are coming from this namespace so that you can actually figure out who's the noisy neighbor in your cluster? Yeah, so we talk about Kubernetes, it's always have to consider about the context, right? And what give us the context is the API server. So we have those filters to enrich the records with that information. And what you care about are labels, right? Because you want to query by labels. So the goal, this is not just fully designed, but it's to take the record, which is already enriched with Kubernetes metadata and translate those labels to symmetric labels. So you can get kind of the same experience. Awesome. Okay, well, I think we're about time. Eduardo, awesome talk. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.


Hey everyone, welcome back to Nintendo Prime, we got a few things I want to talk about today. The first one being a supposed retail leak for Persona 5 for Nintendo Switch, we're going to go over that. I also want to sort of revisit something that Shigemio Moto said five years ago. It's about a particular game that he confirmed was in development that we haven't heard from since and I think it's important we remember this as we head into yet another Nintendo Direct highly likely by the end of this month. Also I have an announcement to make on a new giveaway, a new giveaway that's going to happen when we hit 80, no I'm going to go over when, I was going to say if, when we hit 80 thousand subscribers I have an extremely exciting giveaway that we're going to launch when we hit that mark. I can't wait to get all of you guys in.  So the first thing that we got to talk about though of course is a little bit of news here, right? It's getting to the news and Persona 5 for Nintendo Switch. So on the website, WOG.CH, this is obviously a foreign retail website. It has Persona 5R, you know the game just announced for Xbox at the Xbox with the showcase right? They did 3, 4, Golden and you know Persona 5R, Persona 5R being the first one coming out. It obviously has opened the door to Persona heading to other platforms as well, previously just on Sony. So Nintendo has gotten other side versions of Persona but never the main games and this retailer has it listed for, for Nintendo Switch. Now what's really interesting obviously you look at the box art and the box art on this website, the art's a little cut off but the art's a little cut off on all the versions on literally the official website. Maybe that's just what the box art is going to be or maybe it's all just place holders. I don't know, all I know is this is an actual retail website that you can literally go in pre-order for Persona 5R for Nintendo Switch right now. Will it ever come out? Will this be something announced at the Nintendo Direct?  I don't know. What isn't made up is something Shigeru Miyamoto said five years ago. So you guys remember the Pikmin franchise right? We got Pikmin 3 Deluxe on Switch you know a few years back and honestly Pikmin franchise has been kind of left alone ever since. We did get Hey Pikmin back in the 3DS and this confused some people because back in 2015 Shigeru Miyamoto essentially said the next Pikmin game is basically done or almost done. And then we ended up getting Hey Pikmin on 3DS which was not the game that we were expecting and maybe people were like well maybe that's the game he was talking about but there's a quote actually from 2017 at E3 after Hey Pikmin came out. So Hey Pikmin's already out the door. Can't be talking about that one where he was asked specifically an interview about the next Pikmin game and here let me refresh your memory and what Shigeru Miyamoto said. I've been told not to say anything by PR but I can tell you it's progressing and this was on the next Pikmin game. Now we know Miyamoto has had his hands full he's been working on the Mario movie and helping launch you know new amusement parks for Nintendo so obviously you know Miyamoto is busy doing a lot of things but this was five years ago that he told us after Hey Pikmin came out that a new Pikmin game is in the works. So yes the fabled Pikmin 4 is something that Nintendo potentially has done it could just drop whenever they feel like it so I'm just bringing this up not because I'm expecting to see Pikmin 4 but it's been five years so it kind of feels like something we could maybe hear about soon it also feels like a nice game that they could announce now and drop a few months later so I don't know just setting the table that maybe we're about to get a little bit of Pikmin love. Now let's get into the last thing I want to talk to talk today. We just came off Prime Gaming Fest six day event June 9th through June 14th had a lot of fun with that gave away thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars with the stuff it was absolutely insane you guys were amazing and someone brought to my attention that we're actually approaching 80,000 subscribers I hadn't paid a ton of attention to the subscriber count in some time just because you know you can go a little insane as a YouTuber if you're just watching the subscriber numbers go up and down up and down every single day so I can't know my attention that during Prime Gaming Fest we obviously hit 79.1 thousand subscribers which kind of sort of solidified that we're highly likely not going to be dropping below sorry 79 78.1 thousand subscribers which solidified that we're probably not going to drop below 78,000 the rest of the year which made me realize how close we really are you know we launched our podcast channel this year and we're already almost at 3,000 subscribers on that channel and we're less than the subscribers of that channel away from getting to 80,000 on our main channel here at Nintendo Prime and I've been marking our milestones for a while by doing some sort of giveaway event and I wanted to do something extra special for 80,000 now we're not starting this giveaway until we hit 80,000 so I'm not setting it up now you can't enter this giveaway right now but you can once we get to 80,000 so this is the first time you've seen an Nintendo Prime video and you're really enjoying what you see I would appreciate it if you would subscribe so what are we going to give away well we're going to give away three prizes so there will be three separate winners we're going to give away a life size replica Hylian Shield a life size replica Deku Shield and by the way we're also going to give away a life size replica Master Sword from Breath of the Wilds it's going to be based on Breath of the Wild have a little wear and tear on the hilt and stuff but it will be a metal sword so there will be some limitations on the sword I will not be able to ship the sword internationally that's just there's a lot of restrictions with weapon shipments but I will be able to ship the Hylian Shield and the Deku Shield pretty much anywhere in the world so for the most part this is going to be a giveaway for everybody because I know we have fans from all over the world and I want to make sure all of you have a chance to win something who knows maybe I'm able to pile in a few extra giveaways from some partners and stuff I can't promise any of that I am obviously purchasing the shield and and the shield both shields and the sword myself it's going to you know it's not going to be cheap but you guys are worth it and I just wanted to commemorate us hitting 80,000 subscribers in a way that it's just really really cool and who knows maybe we'll do a fun streaming event around 80,000 as well and just have a lot of fun with it it's going to be a really neat time time if and when we get there and obviously next up the next major milestone will be 90,000 and yes we will have something special for that and then we'll have you know a really really extra special celebration if we somehow get to 100,000 so even if we hit 80 you know and you know okay let me just see how this goes hey just keep on subscribing because the giveaways and the celebrations and my thankfulness to the community it's only going to grow and grow the bigger that we grow I believe big time and giving back to my community raising money for charity and just shooting this shit about video games you know this is a channel that is intended for over 18 a Nintendo channel that's not a trying to appeal to everyone huh kind of a strange concept in a world where so many channels are trying to be family conscious and we're just like you know what I am a dad I'm also in my mid 30s I spend enough time being you know family friendly with my family I want to just be myself here at this channel and part of myself is actually just being so appreciative of all of you so even though we just did a big giveaway event maybe another giveaway event is on the horizon maybe we get there before the end of this month maybe we don't get there until July or August or so I have no idea but you guys will ultimately decide that all of you new viewers out there I hope that you really enjoy the content and you choose to stick around long past our 80,000 subscriber giveaway event not just because there's more giveaway events coming up but because I think we actually have a really great community and I want to keep growing and fostering that community and as does my dog fun fact as we give away a couple Zelda items my dog is actually named after the link in the Legend of Zelda franchise isn't that right link come here buddy come here buddy link link up he's a good boy all right guys we'll catch you in the next video


She does not know her beauty. She thinks her brown glory. She thinks her brown body has no glory. If she could dance naked under the palm tree and see her image in the river, she would know. Yes, she would know. But there are no palm trees in the street. No palm trees in the street. And dishwater gives back no images. She does not know her beauty. She thinks her brown body has no glory. If she could dance naked under the palm trees and see her image, she would know. Yes, she would know. Yes, she would know. But there are no palm trees in the street. No palm trees in the street. And dishwater gives back no images.


In that era of time, we were having so many acts of heroism like this. We couldn't keep up with the people. So it was just a slide by the military that we went back and researched the records and brought them up to date. So it was a clerical thing. And we wanted to come here and present you, Sergeant, with these medals that you earned and which the military had lost. He's not only an example of what it is like to be a veteran and how as a young man he helped preserve this country of ours. He's also an example of what people need to do as we age. Keep active. Keep involved. Keep having an opinion.


Hello gargants and welcome to reverse1999 countdown to the past. We have pre-registration announcements already and this started yesterday. You can actually pre-register through PC, then iOS, then Android. Take note of that. We will be getting these pre-registration goodies. So at 100k, clear drop, 300, simple inside pack 5, dust is 5000, clear drop another 500, for 500k, then sharpadonti, 10,000, and piccrasma candy. That is basically your reset. And for your goal at 100k, we will have clear drop 1000, sharpadonti 20, and we will be getting Matilda. So for those who have played the CBT for this game, Matilda I think was not added yet, if I can recall. So she is a new character. So when 100k pre-registrations are reached, we will all be getting her. So this is just a preview of Matilda's look, a description probably of who she is. These are all available in their official Facebook page. So if you want to get a more in-depth information on the character, the pre-registration you may visit there. Again, the pre-registration is going to be available on iOS, Android, and on PC. But before we end this, I'd like to redirect you to my pre-registration for iOS, and this is going to be as stated here, expected on the 28th of October 2023. So again, this might be the date for global launch, again this might not be, this is just tentative, it's going to be expected. So this date might move, take it with a grain of salt guys. But as of now, we do have an idea on when the game most probably will be dropping. So there you go guys. If you do have some comments on the pre-registration and the global launch, please do comment down in the comment section below. And gargants, take care, stay safe, this is The Warden, and I'm out of here.


This is the story of a musical past, of the incredible beginnings of entertainment in the gramophone era, of a technology and a community of women performers whose confluence laid the foundations of India's music industry. Here we are talking about an art form, evolution of art forms of different kinds in music and the vehicles that take these art forms to the audience. The 1900s were witness to the incredible beginnings of musical entertainment. A new platform of performance emerged for professional singers beyond the courts. Known as the Baiji's, their music now found admiring listeners throughout the country. Even Geisberg was the principal recording engineer of the Gramophone and Typewriters Limited. He arrived in Kolkata in 1902 to set up a recording studio and soon realised the difficulty of the task that lay ahead. Though a foreigner of means, even Geisberg knew that with little knowledge of India's diverse music culture, finding talented singers was not going to be easy. I think she is a very interesting transitional figure, Gohar, and what really was the catalyst for that change was the gramophone because without the gramophone, none of these things would have actually happened. Gohar Jan was very good, he used to do a lot of good things. The moment of Baiji's in gramophone recording saw the beginning of the music market in India. Years after Gohar Jan's first commercial recording in 1902, names like Janki Bai, Chappan Shuri, Ms. Fani Bala, Ms. Godavari, Jadumani Dasi and several others rang out in the industry corridors and among the music lovers of the country. Iqbal Banas, Anumari Bai, Bibo Bai, Jaipur Se, Rasunan Bai, Siddharth Shri Bai, he was very famous, he was famous all over the world. Chumri is put in many small corners, like when you are singing in the evening, I can also sing in the evening, I can sing in the evening, I can sing in the evening, so many roads are destroyed, that is why it is destroyed, destroyed. The reason why Kolkata and Bombay were important centers for the wives is because these were places where there were lots of people and there were potentially large audiences because you will find that unlike male Ustads who are identified by Gharana, women Ustads are identified by places of residence. Most of these places you will see are what we used to call in Bangla, Ganju, places of trade and it is there that they had their kothas. A journey of rediscovery that traces the lineage of their contribution to the Hindustani classical music from the magnificent dancing halls and the splendor of mayfills into the magical world of films. This concept of the song being part of your performance, that you are being the character and acting, I think you have to get into that mode of it, it is a different genre, it is a different concept, it is not realistic as such, you do not break into a song when you are talking to somebody, but you just have to accept it, it is again a part of storytelling, it is part of Hindi films, that is how Hindi films are made. Let us also remember that this was the time when the independence movement was at a feverish pace and needless to say several of the bhaigis became a part of it, financial contributions to political parties, singing and writing songs of freedom, wearing and spinning khadi in the spirit of swadeshi, much was also being done by the bhaigis for the nationalist movement and the ongoing social reforms. Actually the Tawai family brought a lot of intellect to art which was there in Awad, but I think what had happened was after 1857 that whole institution began to get degraded, you know Victorian values set in and I think the kind of patronage they used to get to become artists, that was lost. A tale of stigma and of daring, Indian women on record is a recalling tribute to the fabulous women singers whose lives have been lost to history.


Are they screaming over him now? Are they really doing this?  He got buffed. He literally got buffed. Literally. Is that a riding his jock strap? This doesn't happen in the real world. This doesn't happen. Nurses do not do this.  I still have blubber. I still have blubber.  I have everything else. I have arms and a chest, but no six pack. None of that, bro.  Now he looks like a main character, man. Let's go. Don't sexualize him. Don't do that. What if you did that in America, bro? You'd be canceled. Don't do that, girl. The internet's gonna cancel you know. Double standards.  I don't trust him. I'm not falling for it. He did his push ups. Oh, my God. Are you supposed to run? Yeah, I could never be Jinwoo, bro. I haven't swatted in like five years. Look, look at my legs.  Oh, my God. Yeah, yeah. He's the weakest. You know what, Jinwoo? Just lift your shirt. Show him weak. I'll give you a weak. All right, they're yellow. He's a nice guy.  The other party won't be held accountable for any incidents in a dungeon. All right. That applies when the whole team dies, except for Jinwoo. Let's see, dickhead number two. That guy's head is weak. Oh, Jinho. All right, you got Jinwoo, Jinho. It's the battle of the Jin. He got nice armor. Goddamn.  I'll protect you. Get out of here. Look at Jinwoo. He's like, stop the cab. Here we go. I can only imagine what's going to happen in this dungeon.   Is it really a C rank or are we lying now? Oh, no. Oh, this ain't going to be a C rank. Watch. What do you mean a boss? Oh, here we go. Yep, this is all going to go right. Everything's going to be nice. Perception. Look at him. All right, let's see what we're up against. What are we up against? War now? Let's see. Or ants. I'm going to guess insects. I guarantee everybody that commented on this video's lives that an insect is coming. Okay. I'm your savior. I'm your lord. Pray to me now. Look at Jinwoo, bro. He's definitely a main character now with his eyes closed.  Look at him. Don't leave my side. Yeah, yeah, you need to help. Oh, it's a bunch of ants. Okay. These ain't no hundred, hundred ants. Everything's going good, guys. Look at this. Oh, they're going to need a healer. They think this is the battle. Look at them. They're smiling. Everything's good.  You don't smile in a dungeon. You don't smile in anime.  This is the last one. Why would you say that? And why would you be smiling?  Is there anybody smart in this anime other than Jinwoo?    Is that his father? His father owns this entire building. His father's rich. Look, is that his father? This guy has his priorities straight, man. A bomb just exploded.  And this guy's just still lifting, bro.  I'm like, yeah, it's fine, bro. Let it burn. Oh, that's it. All right. He was just training.  That's his father. Wait a minute. That's Jinho's father, bro. What did I tell you? Dickhead. You know something's about to happen. That's why he's behind them.   Why'd you do that? We're going to fight like a queen ant. What? Oh my god. Yep.  I'm convinced. Okay, Jin. Oh, wait a minute.  He tried to scam him. He thought Jinwoo couldn't read.  No, I can't watch this, bro. Oh, no, no, no. This is why y'all told me you can't wait till next week.  This is my only fear. God, they're going to keep panning in a spider, aren't they? They're leaving them alone to die because they want to collect all the jewels themselves. Genuinely scared. Like this isn't a fake reaction that I normally do on my channel.  Like spiders and dying.   What's the obsession with spiders? I don't get it. Why can't we fight like a scorpion? Why a spider?  Bring me to a spider room.  I hate him worse more than spandex in one piece. Looking to walk it out with a smile. Are you?  Oh, the spider was sleeping. I don't think he could sleep through that. They see the portal and that's not, they're questioning and they're like, are you sure this is a sea rank? Are you sure? Are you sure? Are you sure? Are you sure? So what are they? Like luring in hunters just to kill them? They have like a kink for killing people or something?  Oh, god, he's looking at it.    It's not that bad. A sea rank boss and an e-rank hunter.  No, no, no, no, no.   Oh, a whole different level.  No, no, he's getting out of here. Fuck. He's getting out of here with all of the gold, with all of the money, man. All of the jewels. Let's go. Oh, it's sea rank weapon. That's one of the episodes gonna end and here goes.  I should know solo leveling. Odd number episodes, nothing happens. It just leads up to the next episode. I'm gonna be honest with y'all. Now that I know what Jinwoo is capable of and how he's able to evolve and grow, I've never wanted to be an anime character more in my life than him.  Luffy, devil fruits, Titan powers. I want to be Jinwoo.   Episode six, fighting a spider. I don't want this, man. I trusted you.  That's what they want to do.  Yeah, that's gonna happen. Did y'all not look at Jinwoo's abs before you entered? Oh, that's gonna come to use. They don't say things like that unless it's gonna become a I can't wait until Jinwoo comes out with Jinho walking out with everything. The mana crystals, all the rewards, bro. We need it. We need it. Survey corpse over here. You ain't in it. All right, you know what? I don't mind it. I don't mind it. It's an anime spider. I think I can do this, guys.  Too close to my screen, bro.  They're gonna do it. I know. I'm staying back, man. It's still very weak. Nah, man. You could be the giant Orochimaru.  His fear is gone. He unlocked the anime smirk. My current level's 18. He's about to be like a 28 or 30 after this. Come on, Jinwoo. God dear animation time. Let's go. He unlocked the anime wind and the anime eyeglow. Yeah. Let's get that shit, man. I want to hear it. What antics are happening here. Scumbagery. That's what's about to happen. I could tell. Oh, no. Training him to be his dark lord underling. Meanwhile. Yes! Yo, go for the legs. One leg, one by one.  What do you have them for? Oh, I love those glowing eyes, man. I want them to be red one day when he becomes a Sith, a false ranker. Nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah. Your daddy's not here, dude. Actually, daddy is here. He's your new father. Maybe Jinho could help. Nah, Jinho's only gonna bring you down. Oh, he could use the venom fang. Oh, God. It's splooge. It's hitting you with a goon. Of course you had acid.  Come on, man.  Everyone knows that spiders have tox, toxin, venom.  Now he's yellow. He's boosting up. Let's go. Sonic, boom.  The deep off has been cancelled out. Spiders used weapon. Tarantula used the trap card.  Anybody that watches this anime doesn't appreciate the voice acting.   At least we get to see Jinwoo damage.  Full recovery.  Now he's gonna be a hunter. Let's go. Stop with these close ups, dude. I feel like every anime character has full recovery. Oh, right in the forehead. Yeah. Oh, God. In the eye. It has like 10 more. Oh, I love this aggression.  Come on, paralysis, drain, paralysis. That's it, guys. We're done. Let's go home. I waited a week for that, guys. It's done. It's defeated. Yeah, come down.  Come down. Let's go. That blowback is insane, dude. One punch. Every old man in anime, you cannot trust. They're the most powerful. The older they are, the more powerful. I've learned that. He has like a 10 pack under that, the president. There's something scummy Logan Paul happening here. I smell a hundredth of scanniness. Oh, here we go. Is this the real battle? They ain't leaving. What should we do, father? Pussies. Cucks. All behind him. Thank you for telling us. You trust this guy? I'm never trusting anybody with facial hair again. Take it out there, level one sword.    Come on. Yeah.   I've been a defender of you since you were on screen for the first time. Oh, looks like we got to kill them. This is the real boss dungeon. Get out of here. You don't believe, you don't deserve red eyes.  Defeat the enemies.  Let's see. I want to see him level up killing these bastards. I think she's done at the soul society, so she came here. I love her colors, man. Wow. Oh, god. Now that is a suit. I want to get the sniffing. And then they transition back to Jin Woo. That just had rock slide doing that. Yeah, he's dead. Rip. You better give him his third awakening. Yo, man. God. The atmosphere in the scene. Killing it, man. God. The passion with this voice actor. What a beautiful scene, man. You're in his head right now as he's suffering internally. Yeah, it does. It needs that sex pack. Yeah, what do you mean? What do you mean, bro?  Oh, my god. He unlocked the no-anime-eyes move. Uh-oh.  He better snap.   He's talking while he's walking towards them. You can't see his eyes. It's over. Over. They deserve everything that's better come to them. Oh, my god. Dude, the aura in this character is insane. He'll show you weak. You ain't saying it next week.  Oh, that's the thumbnail. Oh, my god. Yeah, they're shaking now. Dude, I love Jin Woo. What are you doing?  Oh, my god.  He just lifted his hand a little. Oh, my. Ghostbombs, dude. Dude, he didn't even, like, he just went like that.  Let's go. Oh, my god.   He's killing people that deserve it.  I want that. Good. That's the first person he's ever killed. These are monsters. You have the right to kill them. This voice actor better win awards than next country roll awards.  If anything else wins, they're wrong. I don't care about other performances. This guy playing Jin Woo right now, Jin Woo, Jin Woo, is a legend, man. He is killing it since the first episode.    Oh, my god. He's doing the thing. Get the song playing. It's just sick. This is showing the other side of him right now. They're red. Okay. This is a genre definer right here.  Oh, yeah. I think he's even stronger than he was fighting though.   Where did that song come from? They don't usually do that in the animes on watch. That was so different. Oh, my god. He may be red, but he's about to see red. I can't believe the song's still playing. This is better than the opening. Chills, dude. I literally have chills right now. This is insane. You cannot do this in a manga or in a manga, whatever it's called, and that's not me bashing that, but I'll always prefer to watch something rather than read. That's just who I am. Call me dumb. I am. I am, bro. I am autistic. This is who I am, bro. I'm dyslexic as well, but I'm always going to prefer watching something over reading it because you have moments like this that push the scene to its highest potential because of the score behind it, and this song behind that battle with him just activating his anime, his anger mode. Insane, bro. And this is just the beginning.   Chad Woo. I am always leveling up. Yeah, he is. Look at the eye. Oh, that's scary, man. Let's go. God Woo.  What got here? Three times. Oh, I thought you were going to say triple. No one will know what happened in the dungeon. There's no cameras. Yeah. You're the goat. You're goat Woo now. You're goat Woo. I better get used to it, boy. I felt like doing that when the song came on, I throw up from joy. Dude, he has the main character voice now. He has the eyes, the no-eye scene, the fast movement. Look at him. Oh, he's changed completely. Murderous intent. This anime stock just skyrocketed for me, bro. Oh my God. Yeah, call him, sir. They were calling a boy before they walked in. Now he's, sir. Lord, call him, Lord. Call him your grace. I had to take an umbrella. I remember that.  That was a beautiful scene. Nobody looks like that. Nobody.  Is that his father? Is that Mr. Jin Woo? I don't even know, man. Look at that body.   Baki coming. No, that was one of the best episodes of the season so far. It's a long way to episode two and episode four. I mean, okay, no, no, no, no, this was the best of the three, I think. Dude, the scene of him just killing with the music playing in the background. Glorious, bro. I love that, that murderous intent, his eyes glowing, just complete god mode. I love that shit, man. What y'all think? What y'all think of the episode? Let me know down below.  Damn, man. Shit, I can't wait for next episode or should I say episode eight?  And Lord, was the anticipation worth it? Shit.


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