Yo, guys, keep an eye on this. Keep an eye on this snow. I kind of like snow into tomorrow. They came in for the 330 and the 350 weeklies, right? That's $10 out of the money. Keep an eye on it tomorrow. 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, greetings, everybody. Welcome to another edition of theaccentrader.com, the wrap-up show, hope everybody is doing well. Really aggressive dates, I think that's the best way to say it, first and foremost, this OGI that I've been talking about literally nonstop, this little one that it went. Not only did it go yesterday, it went today, and I took my last sales in the 370s, and I made the point, I was like, look, if this thing goes to five today, God bless, I'd rather sell it a little early than sell it a little late, and this damn thing literally went to five bucks today, which basically kind of painted the picture of what we want to talk about, what we've constantly been talking about. The money right now is being driven by kind of the same and common denominator. You have the option flow mark, by kind of dictating where the stock's gonna go.  On Zoom, we talked about Zoom a couple of days ago, came out of this range, had a really big day. A couple of days ago, rested yesterday, today resumed. Again, what's the common denominator? When it was coming out of the 400, 405 channel, there were buyers coming in near-term, 430 and 450 calls, again, very, very aggressive. NVIDIA, when it finally came out of the channel here a couple of days ago, and today it was a nice little res day, kind of like Zoom did yesterday, it came out of this 560 level, and you started seeing 575, 586 hundred calls, and this drove the stock as well. So in this market, you're kind of seeing the same thing over and over again. The option market, when you're starting to see very, very aggressive repeat on loop order flow in the same stock and the same expiration, there's more chances not because the sentiment is so very, very strong that the stock isn't gonna get there. So for example, today, we saw FSLY. Give a perfect couple of examples today. We saw FSLY when the stock was like 115, 114, buyers came in literally for about 15 minutes buying the weekly 120 calls. So when it started clearing out the range, da, da, da, da, what did it do? It went exactly to 120. You saw NEO this morning. Again, all these things were right on our, kind of our sweet spot. We talked about NEO last night on the video, the same thing. We talked about this range yesterday and you started seeing when the stock was, you know, 59, 50s, 59, 70s, you started seeing them coming in for the 62 weeklies, for the 63 weeklies and the stock powered up right in that level. So in this type of environment, you know, the index is their guide. They're not really anything that's going to jumpstart your decision making. It's more of the form of where sentiment can lie. I think the option market is definitely driving price action. And you saw, I'll also tell you, these really big moves in beta very, very early. Like for example, on Facebook, you know, you saw this really, really aggressive candle and we didn't have a, this is ironically one of the, one of the beta names we didn't have a pit for the take. I just didn't expect this move out of Facebook. But even here, you started seeing the 270s, the 275, the 280s going very, very aggressively and this drove the stock as well. So we're seeing a lot of names being driven by the options market. There still is zero fear in this tape. Cause if you look at the indexes today, it did not tell a story. Look at, you know, look at the diamonds today did absolutely nothing. The Dow was flat. The Q's today were flat. The SPY today were flat. So the indexes really didn't give you a sense of what the market did today, how aggressive the action really was. But if you were a pay attention to the options market, if you were paying attention to near term, out of the money deep aggressive call buying, you kind of saw which way the pendulum was going to swing and today turned out to be a really aggressive session. And the one thing that I do like kind of going into tomorrow, the same theme is happening. Again, we're not looking for the stocks that made their big runs, right? I don't care about those runs. If you look at yesterday, we talked about Neo, right? Came out of the range here, did very, very well. We talked about Zoom, we talked about a lot of names that were looking to come out of very, very tight aggressive channels. That continues to be the play. So for example, if you look for tomorrow's session, we'll go through the individual pivots in a second. There was some good things this morning. There were a couple of names that disappointed. We'll talk about that in a second. But what I like, what I really did see here, most names that did confirm price action had a very, very aggressive move up. And not only did I have a very, very aggressive move up, there was very little downtime for them to even consolidate, which was very, very good. And when you have a market with very limited dips, especially in names that are getting aggressive call options, it makes a very seamless trade. I know a lot of you guys did incredibly well today, but more important, it kind of sets us up for tomorrow's session. So if you look at tomorrow's session, again, the value might not be in the video. I think the video probably needs one more day of rest. Again, it had its big move. Now it just needs to rest a couple of days before it starts to resume. But look at names like lemonade, right? Look at names like lemonade. And you'll see, these charts are pretty much identical to what we saw in names like a Neo or names like Zoom before they got going. Like look at lemonade, right? Really, really tight action here. Look at Dash, right? Same thing, trying to get above this whole channel here. Look at Netflix, right? Even though Netflix woke up out of the mat, it keeps on getting rejected on this linear regression line. Matter of fact, if you follow your eyeballs on this linear regression line, you can see where the value is going to be in Netflix going forward. So you see it right here, got rejected, here got rejected, here got rejected, right? Here got rejected, here got rejected, here got rejected. So the moral of the story is if Netflix could finally take out this middle channel, right, this whole big range, you could start seeing really big action again for the next leg up. Look at Zoom. Even though Zoom had a really, really good two-day run, yesterday was a very productive construction day for a day of rest, now it's just literally one day away. We talked about the 430 area, got to the 430 area. Now it's literally one day away and maybe that day is tomorrow, maybe it's not, but it's maybe one day away of taking out this whole channel here and start looking at 475, 480 levels. And again, if you follow the options market, you started seeing for 50 weeklies, some guy even came out and did a 500 weeklies. I think he's a little ambitious, but you could see the flow. You could see the aggressive nature of where institutional money is making bets and that's very, very important. So let's talk about today's pivots. Again, I don't think you need to, I don't think you need to be very creative going into tomorrow's session. A lot of people when they see the index is red, they're automatic responses. Well, let's start shorting stocks. Guys, remember, stocks go up, doesn't mean they're long. Stocks go down, doesn't mean they're short. Stocks will go up, stocks will go down. The question is, is it tradable? The only way you can get a green light for stock to be tradable to the upside or the downside, it has to confirm some sort of channel in a daily chart. I don't care what interval you trade from the intraday, if it doesn't take out a macro daily channel, then it's not a trade setup. It's just a stock going up and it's just a stock goes down. Every stock goes up and down. Every stock is moving around when the market's open, but the problem is not every stock is tradable. So when you see the market going lower, it shouldn't be your first reaction since you shouldn't turn around and say, well, I'm gonna short the market. We're so far away from technical damage right now that it's not even funny. Can the market come in tomorrow? Of course, it'll come in any single day. But as we saw today, even in the market, even in the morning was kind of getting, I don't know how to use the word hit, but a lot of names was starting to see opening range lows. There was so much speculation money taking stocks higher than most people didn't realize it. And only to like 2.33 o'clock Eastern time that I realized, hey, the market's flat today. You just didn't notice just because the big aggression in the tape. So let's talk about today's pivots. Some things did work very, very well. Some things that I was a little bit disappointed in, but again, such as trading such as live. So on the video yesterday, had that really aggressive breakout, 551.52, 56, 560 was macro. I would say 580, if it needs to confirm yesterday's move, it could get to the 587.60s, not a big move. Again, it was not really shocking. It didn't give a big move just because of the big aggressive move it made yesterday. But still, if you did take the trade, I had 579 going to the 583 level. I still like it higher. I just think the stock needs to rest for a few more days, maybe by expiration, weekly, Friday, it'll start waking up. But again, it is what it is. NIO was huge. Congratulations for you guys who caught NIO. Again, we covered it last night in the video. 59.60 needs to build. Here was NIO. Again, we talked about that buyer coming in where multiple buyers came in for the 60, 60, 62, 63 weekly calls. And look at the move here, a huge, huge move going into the 63 channel on NIO. BY&D was a little bit disappointing today. 172 needs to build. Kind of died on a vine, really disappointing here. It took out the 72 level, went to like 73 and changed. And I get it, there was supply there. But this was a really, really high probability that it should have reclaimed this 10 day supply. And the fact that it didn't, it was a little bit disappointing. So now it needs to really establish a new base above the 10 day moving average to kind of spark a rally back in its shares. But it looks like it got double whammy to double top on the supply. So it kind of dead money for now. AMD, okay, I'm washing my hands at AMD. It's not that I have bad success with AMD. It's just not a consistent, the stock is weird. It acts very, very weird. So we talked about AMD on last night's video, correct? And we cover this area, 92 got rejected here, 92 got rejected here. So it takes out 92. And I knew right away, what's great about whole numbers and macro channels, if they get rejected, you don't want to be in the trade, okay? So it wasn't a monetary issue that I was wrong and I lost money. The point is, it took out 92, literally went up like a dime, like nothing, completely turned around. And I took a 20 cent loss. It wasn't the money. It's not the point of the money.  That's why again, some stocks are just not for everybody. And I think honestly I've washed my hands with this thing. I lost like 20 cents on it today. Not the end of the world. It's not the point of the money. It's the point that it trades very, very bad. And in my opinion, at least for me it does. So I just, I'm not a fan. I'm definitely, definitely not a fan, but things got a lot better very, very quickly. SR&E, I still like this thing. Never got to the 1730. NET, nice little move there.  I talked about potentially getting to 94. Here was NET, right? And we talked about this 94 level look at the high, 9480s from the 92 break. SPCB, nice little trade there. I bought it at two, sold it around 215. Not a crazy trade, but again, it was very, very thick. It was just kind of a continuation from yesterday's move. High of the day was actually 217. Apple, Apple was disappointing. Here was definitely one that was absolutely disappointing. It could have absolutely exploded and it didn't. It went up like 35 cents, nothing, did absolutely nothing and retrieved. I think it really needs to get above 138 for this thing to go. Again, like a $3, $4 pop on NVIDIA, nothing crazy there. Huge move on NEO. I caught Netflix pretty well. You know, nice move on Netflix, 560 needs to break. We talked about that 560 level a couple of days ago. Here was the whole 560 channel. Went right into supply to 555. So this 555, 556 going forward should be good. So nice little trade there. I'm pretty happy about that. Netflix, nice move there. Huge, yeah, like I was, you know, amazing. $90 call buyers came in for the January, for the March 90 calls on NEO, which was pretty, pretty insane. New highs coming in there. Yo guys, keep an eye on this. Keep an eye on this snow. I kind of like snow into tomorrow. They came in for the 330 and the 350 weeklies, right? That's $10 out of the money. Keep an eye on it tomorrow through today's range. Should be, you know, should be pretty good. Very, very aggressive repeat buyers came in on the name. FSLY, we talked about that. 117 needs to build nonstop weekly 120 buyers. I said it could get to 120. Here was FSLY, here was the 117. And it went right to 1974, let's call it 120. So nice move there on FSLY. Here comes the 330s, any close there. But this was definitely a big move in the afternoon. Again, huge move a couple of days ago on Zoom from the 400, 405 area. And here it is, 422, next big area to reclaim for a 430s push. It was coming for today, guys, the 430 and the 450 weekly call buyers really, really big and here was Zoom. Here is Zoom, congratulations guys who continue to kind of pound this thing, right? So it took out the 22 and it's traded all the way up into the 430, almost 435 area. I still like it going higher. Again, can it rest tomorrow, very possible, but if it does reclaim this level, this thing could really, really take off again. So Zoom was really big as well. And ironically, the weirdest thing of all, that OGI, again, I'm probably not gonna see another trade like this ever again, just because, well I can't say it ever again, but the point is I just don't really trade these things. But what's the common denominator, right? When we bought the stock down here in the 224 area, we were watching repeat $5 call buyers, short-term expiration and once volume kicked in and the channel got loose, that was the results. Guys, God bless everybody, have a great night. Tomorrow looks at some pretty good value and with God's help, we'll see you all together. Take care guys.


Hi, this is your host Abdul Bhartiya and welcome to another episode TFI. Let's talk and today we have with us Oha Mahlesh co-founder and CEO of N0 Oha. It's great to have you on the show. Great meeting you and great having on the show It's my pleasure and since this is the first time I'm hosting your hair on the show and you're also co-founder of the company So I would love to know a bit about the story of the company Also explain the story of the name of the company and what do you folks do? We are all about the move for the cloud to code. If you're familiar with infrastructure as code, terraform, Pulumi, CloudFormation, that totally changes how the cloud operates and with this new mode of cloud it comes the need for new type Of solutions. So we empower DevOps engineers to have governance for their changes while still have maximum productivity and collaboration. Back to the name NVENV like environment cloud environments and zero we really like the company OS zero That most of you are familiar with that got acquired by octa. So we thought it's a cool Combination of having something about what we do with the digits zero. So that's why it's uh We came to the name N of zero. Excellent. Great name. Uh, and I love the story as well Now let's quickly talk about infrastructure as code talk a bit about about infrastructure as code in today modern, you know, distributed decentralized cloud native word Unlike a few years ago when you had monolith and a database now cloud applications are way More distributed into small micro services of different types. So it's unscalable anymore uh For DevOps engineers to continue clicking those buttons in AWS GUI or Azure or GCP You have too many buttons and too many things to click. So instead everybody's moving to code The de facto standard is terraform, but there are some alternatives mentioned earlier columi as multi cloud open source or cloud formation as the AWS vendor only A framework, but whatever you choose eventually those DevOps engineers today write Code their code sits on github or github or beat bucket whereas their cloud resources sits on Sit on totally different system like AWS Azure and GCP So how do you keep empowering those DevOps engineers to work well together having collaboration productivity while still having confidence and governance To their changes. Thanks for explaining that In such a way Let's also talk about the the cultural evolutions that we are seeing in the market itself, of course all the way from developers To DevOps now we're talking about that from engineering, you know, and then we look at the infrastructure as code It makes a lot of things. It simplifies a lot of them repeatability and all of things It simply simplifies for a lot of team So talk a bit about how does infrastructure as code Enable companies, you know to to embrace adopt all these new technologies Do not they don't slow down and they also don't make compromises with a lot of critical observability security and other things I think it's all about scale and empowering developers so 20 years ago developers only needed to write code and don't care about the implications of their code But then came some solutions about performance like datadog and uralic and came some solutions about security Like sneak or aqua security and everything is shifting left and so does infrastructure the infrastructure is now in the hands of the developers and with a very small Co-change You now can do something that Impacts your entire Infrastructure it can be your servers virtual machines can be your kubernetes compute clusters. It can be your Databases so now engineers have even more power to influence their applications with changing the infrastructure using code so it's more responsibility like spider-man once said with great power comes great responsibility so now the developers are like spider-man in a way in my understanding talk a bit about The adoption of because once again when we do talk about These technologies this culture shift all this paradigm shift cultural movements There are two things one is that we do keep an eye on where word is heading when we start talking about things And the second is that where the word actually is how much of these you know are actually in be in practice So talk a bit about the adoption of infrastructure's code and How big the market is yeah, sure. I think every company today uses infrastructure's code There have been some trends in the last decade or so it's done with basic scripting Bash or python then came the configuration management solution chef puppet Ansible but those are not built for infrastructure. Those are more built for application Then came terraform cloud formation And and the other so basically every company And that uses the cloud today Probably doesn't do it manually and do it programmatically with some code and now in the hands of those engineers You can influence The infrastructure. That's the only way to really manage today's cloud In scale no longer manual operations. Everything needs to be fully audited and managed And actually everything is moving to code. It's not just AWS or Azure gcp or other cloud vendors It's also the other side solutions if you're using octa if you're using datadog Good chances You're no longer clicking on a button in order to change some configuration But maybe instead you change some code. Maybe they're terraform provider all of those solutions today have terraform provider in order to manage every solution whether it's cloud or a sus In scale so basically we see Infrastructure is called everywhere in the market. It's increasing dramatically and the need for solutions to manage that in scale are Basically everywhere now. We have laid very good foundation to talk about the company the market is growing adoption is growing Let's talk the rule N0 is playing in the market once again to make things even more You know easy for developers as I mentioned every company is using cloud Then every company is using infrastructure as code. Let's say terraform. So terraform is a free open source Framework, which is a great tool if you Execute something in terraform cloud resources will be provisioned will be updated. Maybe it will be destroyed, but that's a technical Solution it's not the management solution think about the difference between git and github. Okay In a similar way git is a technical cli, but github is the solution that organizations need. So that's why a new category of solutions Emerged maybe you've heard about Hashi core terraform cloud or hashi core terraform enterprise and then zero competes With hashi core terraform cloud terraform enterprise. Whereas n of zero is not just for terraform We took the approach of multi framework because we see that customers like multi cloud a few years ago that customers Decided to choose different technologies for different needs. So we see the same with Multi framework and customers have terraform terra-grant cloud formation Pulumi and others and we manage that in scale, but even if you're just terraform and Again, m0 provides the governance the confidence while still having productivity self-service for your Developers who since you're talking about how it's helping how m0 is helping. Can you talk about quickly? Like kind of summarize catalog the the service that offerings you have For for the customers it starts with the basic things called git ops So again your code sits in git But it basically represents Operations in the cloud that you want to happen. So git op means when you change a code When you merge it to the main branch you want to execute that code and prevent drift drift is another Basic problem that a lot of organizations today face You have code, but you have cloud resources and somebody Changes cloud resources manually without changing The code. Okay, so that's like very basic value that m0 provides allowing you to manage code and cloud resources together git ops Availing avoiding drift shifting left and for example Showing you all the data right in your pull request even before you merge to understand. What are the implications if I am to merge That code how much it's going to cost Cloud cost becomes even more important today with the market trending and trying to save every every dollar So maybe your engineers Are about to change some code that looks nice makes sense But about to cost a lot of money for organization You want to catch those things very early before they enter the cloud and even before They enter the main the main branch code the main code branch So those are like the basic things that m0 allows you When you manage cloud with code, can you talk about the evolution of n0 solutions any updates new features functionalities? So if we look at n0 two years ago We did the the basic things that i've I mentioned that as we evolve we add more and more layers to our engine and granularity to our mechanisms, so the basic thing for example Is role-based access? How do you manage role-based access of executing code not changing code that concept doesn't exist in In github or github so m0 two years ago allowed you to be In those basic role-based access layers, can you execute the code or maybe you can just initiate what's called a plan? now for example in m0 you have Dozens of different Custom permissions That you can basically assign to developers what exactly they can do with that code What exactly can be executed how exactly a code execution is being approved? So those layers of sophistications of granularity of workflows Dependencies basically allow you to manage Cloud with code your way and not building an in-house solution In order to do that. I remember 15 years ago I had to build my own github because there was no such thing as As github it was based on another framework SVM Then it makes sense to build an in-house solution to do some Collaboration and management capabilities for your code now. It's clear that for code changes you need something like github So we're seeing the same for infrastructure code Maybe you have an in-house solution But with those granularity the sophisticated engine Basically, you just set n of zero or a competition. By the way, not necessarily of zero you set that new solution And then allow your DevOps engineers to run fast develop fast with minimum risk while having governance visibility predictability For your cloud deployments. Can you also talk about when we look at infrastructure's code because the focus Goes back to developer. We talk about developer experience a lot of these days What are some of the pain points that you said the developers are still picking because you know, we do try to shift focus a lot on DevOps DevSecOps, but that is not a different team It's like you are asking developers to do those things that those things start falling in developers pipeline So talk a bit about some of the pain points that you see and how you are trying to make it easier for them Yeah, so we mainly see the pain points for DevOps engineers That today have tons of responsibility with dangerous code They don't really understand the implications Of that code execution. It's super super dangerous super powerful but also Super dangerous in a click of a button or in some code execution You can destroy a lot of cloud resources You can provision or update the wrong things causing downtime You can provision maybe too many or too expensive resources. You can provision resources in an unsecure way changing your firewall very easily two decades ago changed networking And you had to actually move some cables So you had more attention to what you're doing now. It's part of the code changes and it feels Okay to do those things easily, but it's super dangerous when it comes to infrastructure, especially for obviously your Your production environments and what we feel is that those DevOps engineers really lack the confidence in making Changes they are very worried that their changes are going to cause Actual risks actual Bad results. So that's why they dramatically slow down And do manual approvals and reviews on infrastructure changes And you cannot have the DevOps team To slow down the entire business depends On that very often bottleneck So that's the problem DevOps engineers want to help their organizations But on the other hand They have important tasks that are very risky and that's changing the infrastructure So n0 allows them to collaborate with all of the teams efficiently While having confidence, that's the main pain when it comes to managing cloud with code. It's The confidence is missing. Let's talk about the the big news which is series zero Talk a bit about the series around. What are your plans? What are the areas where you'll be investing these resources into? Yeah, so thanks for a great success with amazing Customers I can mention PayPal, MongoDB Virgin Media, Western Union and many others Thanks to this success. We also grow as as a company And we started our series a year and a half ago Microsoft led the series a with 17 million dollars And today I'm happy to announce that we extend that series a to 35 million dollars So we've raised additional 18 million dollars, especially in today's market. That's a great achievement for a company. We have amazing amazing Additional investors who led this series a extension I'm talking about Ben Nye and his new VC named the venture guides Ben is and his team are ex bank capital And Ben was up until recently the CEO of Tubonomic that got acquired By IVF for two billion dollars. So Ben has vast experience in building infrastructure Companies and today with the new money and the new support we get from our investors We are ready to take him zero to the next step Amplify our brand awareness our brand credibility improve our product And just help DevOps engineers managing infrastructure as code with confidence Thank you so much for taking time out today and talk about the company and of course, congratulations on Series a funding line and also your achievement. You know, you almost the doubled. I think if I'm not bad at maths So once again, uh, it was great talking to you and I would love to have you back on the show whenever you have something, you know I'm pretty sure there'll be so many Announcements coming out from the company, but I really enjoyed the show and I would love to have you back on the show Thank you Thank you very much.


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I haven't scared in such a long time. I've been sick. My mum was up here for Christmas, which is great. I'm going to go! I can't! And I've just been doing a lot of sleeping. I had the flu for like a week after the flu. I had tons of lightness. And yeah, I'm just starting to get back on my feet. So this is going to be a struggle to break the seal today, but I am determined. I just got home. Just got back from the park. That session was really, really good. If I don't say, because I thought I would have sucked like the first board slide I did. I didn't even pop. I didn't even bend my knees. Like it felt like I didn't know how to skate anymore.  And I try to get a good mix of like my go-to tricks and then a couple scary ones like the blunt and the back lip. I feel like I'm more confident to go skate tomorrow now because I'm skating with Dan tomorrow. So usually I'm puffed like I'll skate and then become super puffed. But today, for some reason, I don't know if it's a sickness helping me to skate. I'm too sick to skate, but I only had a small ascii bowl this morning, hit the park and then I skated for like three, four hours. Usually I'll have an ascii bowl about an hour into skating. I'm already hungry and like I'm a vegan. So I eat all the time. It seems like I'm never not eating. I was fine the whole session. I was sweet. I just kept sipping on water. I just kept pacing myself and I didn't get into my head so much because I'm quite picky with skating outfits, my board set up, my shoes, like all these little variables that go into skateboarding for me. That is the madness, I would say. I kind of try to ignore that and just try to get down to the foundation of skateboarding and I had a really good session. So I'm stoked. I feel like I've been slacking on skating. Obviously the holidays comes around, you know, Christmas time. You have family, you're on friends, new years, like no one really skates unless they really make an effort to go out and skate. And I feel like I've been letting skateboarding fall down by the wayside. In a way, like I'm trying to simplify my life because I know I've got a lot going on. It's always like tattooing, skateboarding, graffiti, snowboarding, dirt bikes, this, this, this and that. And it's like I'm just trying to simplify my life and try to keep skating as the main priority this year along with making videos. I do want to make a hundred videos this year. I'm already behind because January is pretty much done. So yeah, that's my goal for the year. Just like produce content and just try to get down to the foundation of things and not try to overthink everything like I do and like I have been doing. That's my plan for the year. I just got to National City in San Diego waiting on Dan. I think Spencer and Dowdy are coming today as well. I just got this outside while it was 15 bucks. Check it out. Oh yeah, look at this. Look at this. Look how good it is. So we didn't take into consideration the floods and the park was flooded seeing it. There's a creek right here.  It looks like a fun park though, but yeah. Dan said, what's up with this heroin needle? I said, no way. Well, it's part of the park actually. It felt like a lot of people want to pop out early and this needle, they installed it this year. They got a grant to extend the skate park. And so yeah, you have to grind off the end now. Too many people doing crooked fakies and landing right here. Can't have that. Yeah. So they're like, all right, you're going off the end boys. It actually is also adjustable. You can pull it out further. So you have to get past it. It's definitely from the flood. So look, look at the creek.  It would have just overflowed into the park here and that syringe would have followed. I think that syringe is not from the flood. I think the syringe is from the good home. Sore, he says. There it is. Yeah. Is that why? That I was in. Remember that day at Old Man Cherry? Oh, yeah. On that long curve. I saw nose manuals all day. He's a nose wheelie guy. Yeah. Oh, there you go. I'm going to fly away at those arms, man. Bert Sean over here. Oh, it's a big one. I don't know what it is. Yeah. Could I think also that all the pushing makes it feel even bigger? Oh, yeah. Think about kickflips? Two tricks.  We got kickflip yet? Yeah. Just stick it. I reckon. I reckon though. I reckon. Yeah, dude.   Easy money.


A clinical psychologist, Dr. Olukayade Olugemi on Friday claimed that a 14-year-old minor whom Babajesh allegedly defiled appeared to have been tortured in a narration of what happened. Olugemi also noted that something was wrong with the footage of an interview conducted by a child-right expert and prosecution witness, Mrs. Olabisi Ajayikayade. He made a claim while testifying the third defense witness before an occasion special offences court. Olugemi was led in evidence by the defense counsel, Mr. Dada Awashika. During the interview, the child narrated to the child expert how the Notlewood actor had defied her seven years prior. She also revealed how she was also sexually assaulted by the defendant when he came to her home on April 19, 2021.  Just as Olugemi Tywo adjourned the case to April 1 for the continuation of trial.


The first small step in my career was attending Purdue. The second small step was splitting my time between mechanical engineering and ag and bio engineering. And my third small step was staying involved in the Purdue quarter-skill tractor design team throughout my time at Purdue.  And I was able to return to Purdue and work on my PhD mid-career and it was a wonderful experience. My name is Michael Holland, B.S.M.E. 2005, M.S.C. and Ag and Bio Engineering, 2007, PhD, Ag and Bio Engineering, 2012. I am a Purdue engineer.


What's good Josh Bull Ross back again with another video. So we're gonna check out ten times WWE rewrote their own history. They tend to do this Frequently, you know at some point they'll just rewrite things and you'd be like wait a minute. What happened? I remember that that that didn't happen that way. Why is this happening? It's That's it's just WWE They'll implement something or say something and then years later they'll forget that they said something or something happened and then they'll just We'll just pretend it never happened or they'll rewrite it.  I Don't know how long these draft Situations like certain stars saying on one show and other stars saying on one show I don't know how effective that's gonna be because we've tried this before and For a little bit if they stay true to it and then people just started going to different brands willy-nilly and we didn't know why So we'll see if that if that's the case this time around, but I appreciate all the love and support You guys have shown on the channel. We're gonna be checking out a video from coach a hollock wrestling We haven't checked subscribe to him go subscribe to him Give them a subscription check out some of that content Or a full-on rewrite world wrestling entertainment have not been shy about meddling with their own history There are various reasons for this from saving face and avoiding legal issues to exaggerating Accomplishments and progressing storylines, but it can be pretty maddening for long-time fans who witness something happen one way Just for it to be retold through WWE's own filter when looking for the WWE history book Perhaps you should check the fiction section first. I'm Adam Pacizzi from cult a hollock wrestling and these are 10 times WWE rewrote their own history They probably will number 10 guessing the f out on May 6th 2002 WWE officially changed its name from the world wrestling Federation to world wrestling Entertainment fans were well prepped for the switch of initials thanks to an effectively amusing ad campaign about the company getting the f out Now Vince McMahon would have you believe that the decision to switch from WWF to WWE was about emphasizing the entertainment aspect of his brand of sports entertainment Was moving further away from that disgust and pro wrestling nonsense in truth WWE fought the change Necessitated after WWE breached an agreement with UK based conservation group the world wildlife fund every single step of the way The panda people laid the smackdown on Vince's legal team in court resulting in WWE being unable to use the scratch logo that debuted in 1998 as well as the WWF letters in specified circumstances WWE attempted to spin the ruling in their favor with a frankly laughable press release But anyone who had actually followed the saga knew that WWE was simply in the wrong and paid for their mistakes number nine Cain's burns From the get-go it was stress crazy man. Some people say that's when WWE or WWE kind of died some people like once it turned into WWE That's when it died. I was like, I don't know about that people were still into it There was still some stuff that was worth watching and checking out around that time So I'm not gonna say that by WWE that Cain wore a mask to hide the burns He sustained to his face in a fire that the undertaker had set in an attempt to burn down the family funeral home And murder his younger sibling. Yeah brothers a this really added to the big red machines aura and also made fans want to see Just how disfigured the ugly freak was under the hood We got the occasional Inconclusive glimpse before Cain lost a world heavyweight title versus mask match against Triple H on the June 23rd 2003 episode of raw yeah, and then we got a load of smudged mascara and a skullet So what happened here then? Well, it's entirely possible that WWE didn't think ahead shocking I know and planned for the possibility of Cain taking his mask off when they penned his elaborate backstory And that was the thing. I'm pretty sure they didn't really think he was going to be taking his mask off at any point, but it's like If you're gonna go with that he got Burned like like he was disfigured He kind of got to stay with that But they didn't so Scrambling for an explanation of the absence of scarred flesh It was instead claimed that the burns the devil's favorite demon had suffered were merely Psychological Yeah, so was it also all in dx's head when they were visibly repulsed after our masking and backstage in 2000? Boy, I really hope somebody got fired for that blunder Number eight hogan slamming andre In the main event of wrestlemania WWE Force met the immovable object when hulk hogan defended his wwe title against andre the giants The hulkster won the match becoming the first person in history to both slam and pin the seven footer Well, at least that's how wwe tells it The hulkster himself will tell it that he slammed andre as a shoot brother tearing every muscle in his back in the process But that's another lie for another time In reality andre had been slammed multiple times by many different people Harley race kamala stan hansen and even hogan himself among others had slammed him in the past And you know what hogan previously did it on a major wwe show no less That's crazy Taking a slam wasn't exactly a regular occurrence and most of these happened in other territories or overseas in japan But they did happen Saiyan goes for the big man losing even if he did have a healthy win percentage Hulk's feet at mania 3 is impressive enough in itself Of course wwe feel the need to inflate it along with the show's highly disputed attendance figure number seven who's your papi Rey Mysterio and they stay doing that. They stay doing the old.  Actually, we checked it out last night So i'm not sure when it's gonna drop, but if you part of the patreon on the inter clutch Uh page man, we definitely did just check out Dominic i'm not dominic uh ray versus eddie the custody Battle ladder match at summer slam So, uh, I believe in summer slam 05 So definitely be on the lookout for that for all the patreon subscribers that are subscribed to the inter clutch patreon I think you guys are gonna enjoy that But and confess that he was the biological father of rey's son dominic as the story went Guerrero sighed a child while he and wife Vicky were on the outs After ready proved unwilling to raise the boy himself Mysterio and his wife angie adopted him the soap opera twist led to a ladder match for the custody of dominic at summer slam 2005 Oh wrestling which was won by ray He may have won custody, but according to the storyline dominic was eddie's biological child Fast forward 15 years dom decides to get into the business himself and is paired with his actual biological father wwe dropped the pretense that dominic was a Guerrero by blood While carefully referencing and poking fun at his previous cave aid lineage wwe obviously couldn't perpetuate the falsehood following eddie's passing and weren't going to meddle with a proper father-son team when dominic stepped into the ring But it's funny how such a major plot points has been disregarded Of course, but they had to it's funny. They they They legit went with that route. That's the funny thing old Berg's run in Speaking of eddie. How about that time he beats Brock Lesnar in the main event of no way out 2004 to win the wwe title What a moment it was when Latino heat countered the f5 with a ddt onto the title belt and hit the frog splash for a feel Good three counts all that after battling the beast for 30 minutes with no help whatsoever Well, that is apart from the timely assist provided by Goldberg after the referee was bumped But let's not bring that little wrinkle up. Shall we? Yes, even though wwe sneakily omitted that part when celebrating Guerrero's title triumph. It did happen Deman had shown up earlier in the night and attacked the next big thing prior to being removed from the arena by security He must have managed to break free and sneak back in because he came back later to spear Lesnar while brian Hedner was taking a nap To be fair it was only a false finish and didn't lead directly to the finish itself But it's pretty amusing how wwe scrubs it from the match's recap I will say this the poppy got when he won was incredible, bro number five the monday night war I mean, where do we even start with this one? They say history is written by the victors and you don't have to convince me twice after seeing how wwe likes to Tell the tale of the monday night war If you listen to wwe's version of their mid to late 90s feud with wcw You will hear of how ted turner bought all of the mcman made stars due to his limitless checkbook How wcw played dirty by doing heinous things like revealing the results of wwe's pre-tape shows live on air And how degeneration x turned the tide by invading wcw with a tank Honestly, the picture wwe paints is so distorted and one-sided is beyond ridiculous They do try to paint themselves as the the good guys in bishawp and wcw They were the devils. They were the bad guys the enemies I don't think it was all the way like that bad But their version of the so-called war is considered legit by many fans who only really know of it because of wwe produced media To them the valiant mum and pop promotion managed to overcome the evil corporation due to their creativity Determination superior storytelling and homegrown stars The reality is of course far far difference. Yeah number four jamaican me crazy When kofi kingston burst onto the scene in 2008 much was made of his jamaican heritage Pre debut vignette showed him on the beaches of his homeland He had reggae inflected entrance music wore jamaican flag colors on his gear and oh, yeah He was called kofi kingston and spoke with a heavy jamaican accent At some point shortly before bragging rights 2009 kofi simply dropped the accent and started being built from his real home country of Ghana, west Africa Naturally that cheeky dx chappy triple h couldn't just let it slide and call kingston out about his disappearing accent Wait, weren't you jamaican? Oh I was like, wait a minute. He wants to make it. What the fuck during a promo And that was that to be honest no explanation or reasoning for the change Just a wink and a nod and a friendly crotch chop and time to move on Yep And that was to the best really since the new day member only did the jamaican thing on the indies Because prince nano was doing a ghanian prince gimmick in ring of honor and he didn't want to be accused of trying to copy him I mean the accent may be gone, but I wish those bumber klats would bring back that bang in sos theme Hey, yeah, I was funny. I was just thinking that his theme was actually pretty sos That she used to jam man. I ain't gonna lie to you Oh man young kofi man three benoit Right, so we go from something relatively light and playful to this Look, you cannot talk about wwe history without talking about chris benoit The rabid wolverine was a major part of it between 2000 and 2007 Though wwe have went to great lengths to erase him from their history ever since the benoit family tragedy Faced with an unprecedented situation the company decided to refrain from mentioning benoit's name going forward His name still appears in the history books But chris benoit isn't searchable on the network and his name and likeness doesn't appear on wwe programming wherever possible Yeah, so when the radicals jumping from wcw to wwe gets brought up It's eddie guerrero dean melenco and perry satin who are shown When wrestlemania 20 is discussed the big matches where eddie's wwe title victory over curt angle and the undertakers return against kane Not the canadian crippler's world heavyweight title win in the main event Some may argue that benoit's career shouldn't be overlooked, but given the circumstances wwe really had no choice but to take the position they have in distancing themselves from him I mean people Lost their lives You know i'm saying like I know some people want to make that argument. Oh, we got to separate the man from the wrestler Like the man from his in ring wrestling performance. No i'm sorry This is one of those things you can't I know some people do it some people pick and choose they separate The artist from you know the music from the actual person we see it all the time, but this is a situation where People innocent people Their lives were taken it it would be a disservice to them If they just sit up there and let's talk about benoit's championship runs and his amazing matches Yeah, we know about him, but it doesn't need to be brought up honestly and It's not something that you want to you know kind of just you know remember You know i'm saying like in the sense of like oh, yeah This guy was a fantastic wrestler about the end of the day It doesn't matter what he did in the ring Because what he did outside of ring impacted You know some people's lives and you know he took some people he took his own family Some of his family members lives they didn't have a say so in that So it's just one of those things where it's like it's a very tough line It dude was fantastic in the ring but What he did afterwards, you know what he did was inexcusable and You kind of have to throw away all the good that he did not throw away But in a sense you kind of don't want to bring it up and of course they have sponsors They what they sponsored by wait a minute You're you're showing clips from a guy that killed his family members Some of his family members and then killed himself. What are we you're showing that you're you're you're giving him some praise like no What are you doing? So I get it I understand both sides of the coin here about the end of the day, man It's You got to ask yourself if someone murdered your family members Even though they were a fantastic athlete or whatever would you want people to steal?  You know what I'm saying? So you got to ask yourself those questions who are reeking of dishonesty And now back to levity with the curious case of edging christian Were they supposed to be best friends? Were they supposed to be brothers? Do you even think you know them? Certainly reeks here and it ain't of awesomeness From christian's wwe debut it was said that he and his fellow brood member were legit siblings Something that was continually parroted over the course of the next many years There were even some humorous skits where captain charisma was ghosted by their grandma edna Which was one of the reasons christian ended up turning on the rate at our superstar in 2001 Fast forward to the 2010 draft and christian is giving an emotional speech talking about how close The two were and how he remembers their first meeting in sixth grade and Ageing christian were no longer battling brothers, but yes buds and that's the actual truth of the matter Of course as j rezzo and adam copeland are not related by blood But bonded by friendship and spandex and baby oil and all that good stuff number one revising the warrior In 2005 wwe released a hatchet job dvd called the self-destruction of the ultimate warrior In it the former wwe champion was roundly criticized and mocked by his former colleagues then current stars And even vince mcman himself Jim helwig was on the outs with the company at the time and wasn't exactly making any friends with his outrageous hate filled actions and statements like cheering on bobby heenan's cancer diagnosis Warrior would continue to be at odds with wwe until fences were finally mended in 2014 When helwig died just days after being inducted into the wwe hall of fame The company quickly went to work in lionizing the face painted superstar including green lighting a new much more flattering Documentary and establishing the warrior award in his honor In this new documentary released just nine days after his passing the ultimate warrior was portrayed as being a Transcendent icon of the industry would be perhaps misunderstood by his peers The self-destruction dvd as well as the resultant litigation was briefly covered in the piece But wwe swiftly buried the animosity and returned to a more positive tone I mean i'm all for letting bygones be bygones, but the total 180 performed Yeah Was as jarring as an ultimate warrior promo And that's just one of those things where it's like now before he died They were going much better terms So then when he died now it's all all he was this he was this he was this they were literally released a documentary Clowning him, you know i'm saying and some may say it's justifiable at the time You know for what his action was But then when he dies all he was this he was this he was so amazing You know and that's just how it goes a lot of times people will sit up there You know you may have beasts with someone if you're able to rectify those beasts People will overlook the bad things and really glorify just the positive things and Since we're talking about this, I know we just got off the binwan situation I want to expound on that just a little bit more and I may make a video about that Give my whole thoughts and opinions on that. So if y'all want me to let me know down below But just to that point How they made amends, you know i'm saying WWE and ultimate warrior they made amends.  This is a way different story on killing someone You know, that's or you know taking someone's life. That's way heavier. You know, I'm saying about the same time It's it's one of those things where at the end of the day We're supposed to forgive and they're not saying people can't forgive Crispin wall for what he did But you can't forget and that's what tarnishes his legacy That goes for anybody, you know, I'm a big fan of Michael Jordan. You see the Jordan's behind me He he's my greatest player to ever play basketball of all time. He's my goal You know, I put him at number one above everybody else but If it came out and he murdered a few people or murdered just one person That would change his legacy forever You know I'm saying that would change his legacy forever for sure and no one's perfect So I'm not gonna sit up here and say oh, you know, I'm saying you can't support someone if they do one bad thing Because we're all human beings But then you have to start questioning yourself if they murdered someone or took someone's life For no apparent reason or you know, they're you know, just someone didn't have a choice in the matter Now I was like, I don't know if I can just be walking around wearing Jordans like that I don't know if I can consider them to go no matter what he's done. He took an innocent person life. I don't Yeah, you can say separate that but it's like nah His legacy will forever be tarnished about that just like if I did something very heinous I wouldn't expect y'all to be like, oh Well, Ross was really a good person before then we should still support his videos No, if I did something evil in heinous and I know I did something evil in heinous I would expect y'all to be like, no, I'm good on watching his content anymore. I'm good on checking out his old videos I'm good on supporting whatever he had going on because what he did at the end was very messed up. He can be forgiven But you're not gonna forget certain things So if y'all want me to talk about that crisp and wall situation give my real deep dive opinion on that I definitely will because I think it's an interesting conversation to have separating the wrestler from His ending his actions and what he's done. So comment down below. Let me know if there's any other Moments that wwe has conveniently rewrote Um re rewriting their history, but I appreciate all of the support you guys shown on the channel wrote 250k I'm still the end speedy youtube wrestling champion the world. Appreciate y'all kicking me see our next one


You don't want your adult room, adult house being clouded by childish cartoons. The thing is, if you were to deny them that, if you were to discourage them to keep that passion that they have, you are denying a very, very sizable amount of their life. Our interests in general are an integral part of us. It makes up what we focus on doing during the day. And I won't go into it too much, but I would like to highlight that, if you want to get to their heart as quick as possible and stay there, develop some level of interest or engagement with their special interest. It doesn't have to be much, just a little bit. And that will do absolute wonders for your relationship.


Mike, what are you doing to create a ecosystem of groupies over at the Government Printing Office? Yeah, interesting. The Government Printing Office, I think I would view our role as an enabler and I think Ray's comments and thank you for those are really amplify and put a light on that. It's a year of anniversaries. It's kind of fascinating. 75 years in July for the federal register, a week from tomorrow will mark the 150th anniversary of the joint resolution that created the Government Printing Office. So we are entering our 150th year or we're in our 150th year. And the Government Printing Office for the 150 years has been all about transparency when you think about it. We've been put in place by Congress to make government information and publications readily available and accessible. And in partnership with the Depository Library Program, we fulfill that mission to allow the information to be easily accessed and paper form the library community preserved it. And the library community also provide versioning so you know which version you were getting access to. So even back 150 years ago, the cornerstones of what we're talking about here today were really put in place. It's just that the technology has moved forward and fortunately for the federal government having an agency like the Government Printing Office, we have evolved I think fairly well to continue to meet those needs. Six years ago, we started working on the federal digital system, FDCIS, and it was essentially a re-engineering of the Government Printing Office. Even though the Government Printing Office today is still 23 or 2400 employees, a majority of which are tasked with the trade work of doing the daily printing of our newspapers, the federal register and the congressional record. And as Ray said, the presses can't stop. For 75 years, we haven't missed a federal register and we've only, on a few occasions, have missed our deadline with Congress to deliver the congressional record. And it was only missing by an hour or two, but they still get a little cranky about that when that happens, even though they might be the cause. But the work that we do and the work that we've done throughout the transformation with the federal digital system has put a repository in place that's both what we view as a world-class access repository with enhanced search tools, but it's also the foundation of a preservation repository as well so that the publications in digital form will be preserved in perpetuity, the life of the Republic, so that they can be accessible now as well as in the future. Something that we learned as we were transforming the agency and migrating data from the GPO access system into the FDCS system, there were versions of publications in GPO access that we could not read. They were in there in old Adobe formats that we really had to go and scrounge around and get the tools to allow us to actually read our data so that we could migrate it into a system that could then be managed properly. I talk about it as the difference between an information storage system and an information management system. What we had was an information storage system and what we have now is an information management system. But the work isn't done. You know, we've made great progress in putting XML data online last year for the federal register this year for the Code of Federal Regulations. Majority of the bills are in XML format today and that's just the beginning. Many of the tools that the federal government uses to compose data are still a bit dated. The congressional record is composed as well as the federal register is composed for printing with a tool that is now 40 years old and is in desperate need of replacement so that we can actually compose in XML rather than compose in something else and convert it to XML. Other challenges that I see are really, it was mentioned earlier this morning, the need for standards. We've done a nice job, I think, with the regulatory information with the federal register and Code of Federal Regulations so that there's some standards in place, almost de facto standards that we have been able to create so that it's easy to link things together and list of sections affected, et cetera. But when you start crossing different branches of government and talk about the need for standards, they're desperately needed for us to be able to continue to reference and link this data together and something that we just need to continue to push. The transformation of data today that's in electronic form to be put into a form that it can actually be managed is a huge challenge. A third of the investment that we've made in our federal digital system over the last five years was spent on migrating data. That's a lot of investment. We've spent over $40 million on our federal digital system and over a third of that was data migration. It's something that is many times forgotten, but it's a huge part of the challenge. So a couple standards with the cost of migration and you'll start seeing what the real value proposition is or the benefit of having some standards so that this transformation process won't have to be done in the future consuming a lot of resources. And then the third challenge that I really see is the retrospective material. I think that was discussed this morning as well and it's more than just scanning. Scanning the data is the easy part. It's taking the scan data and then parsing it and structuring it in a way that is consistent with a standard or a schema so that it can be used and moved in the future is the challenge to be able to do that. But there's a lot of material that really needs to be put into electronic form so that it can also be referenced and linked. So GPO has still a lot of work to do and I think the role that we see is an enabler. An enabler in a way that we've seen today with the examples and I think it is again just the tip of the iceberg. Well-structured data and well-managed data of government information is going to enable applications we can't even dream of today. That's gonna be very powerful and that's what GPO has been focused on lately and will continue to focus on for quite some time. Thank you. Great, thank you Michael.