Guys, but I'm trying not to uh That's a wrap wreck man Sorry Hello, everybody. I'm able rabbit. We're here on beam ng to do something different racing racing is something. I'm Extremely good at I feel But beams gonna make that a whole lot worse Make sure you guys follow me on all social media all which found scripture box below. Let's get to it racing in beam ng With all the damage and everything against ai what what could go wrong? So we're gonna see how this goes not sure what could Go wrong here Don't know this track. So we're gonna Oh Yep Oh, it makes Assing a lot harder Because I'm worried about wrecking them And uh, I think I've already done some damage in front of my car Oh, we got a bit of run there. I gotta get past these guys, but I'm trying not to uh Not to wreck wreck man Sorry Broke away sooner than I anticipated him to Well, uh, unfortunately, he's dead He's out of the race I would help if I knew This track You got three laps to do this white I'm pressed with How well I'm doing so far Oh We can catch the draft here and maybe get him on this first turn No, don't hit me Oh We're coming together. Nope And that is What happens in beam When you come in contact with another car now, we are way far behind But I feel like that's what would happen in real cars too, you know Quick touch like that We got a lot of ground to make up and so I don't know if I'm gonna be over driving this car Try to catch up No, no. Well, that's the end of our race For that one, uh Well, I guess we're going to uh retry that the racing and beam definitely extremely hard Way harder than uh, normal uh Little races that I do on the weeks with my friends and stuff like that, but A lot more fun because uh There's consequences in beam for risks like that And this is not going to be good. We're probably gonna fail for that one first cut Dirty line, but we didn't gain any position from that. So part on the brakes At least this car is Basically sequential and automatic. I don't know about anything shifting Let's worry about raising it on the grass. Thank you Probably killed that guy last time.  There was a break. Oh Okay I gotta calm down Gotta make myself nice clean smooth passes and not super aggressive, uh Moves gotta wait for the right moment And we get a run There's no room to pass There's absolutely no room to pass on this track. This is a challenging, uh A challenging race. I don't know where my wheel is centered. Okay, there we go This is definitely a very challenging scenario Just typed in race and found it in the uh beam and g you know mod section Challenge you guys you guys like racing I tell you to try this. There's three tracks No, oh, we're both in tire barriers Oh Let go the wheel wheels broke I swear I I always try to do these scenarios and they make me want to like Rage quit the game We're gonna we're gonna complete a race. We have three laps and we can get to a even complete essentially Two laps So keep getting over aggressive got time By my apexes there we go and I'd seem to be faster than the ai so We can pass them when I feel we can find a location to pass them Not many places to pass on this track That was that brake track section again Give him a little a little bump, but I think we're I said I thought we were gonna get past him there But I mean I guess we'll get past him if we Put it in dirt Did not want to actually do that. I don't know if any of my buttons are keyed for anything. Nope Now we got a lot of ground to make up On these other guys That was a fast section though Trying to keep the car from getting super squirrely So we did catch them We're going to see I'm trying to finish this race Without wrecking Or losing total control Definitely don't want to try and pass that I'm gonna wreck into them again One little scenario here in beam gonna be doing a lot more beam content Because I definitely need to get some of the other mods and everything I found Installed with new drift cars and tracks and stuff like that Definitely been enjoying beam recently you guys keep enjoying beam content Let me know down in the comment section down below. There's a brake check area I'll take that I'll take a double pass. Am I gonna make it clean? Yep. Oh I know that was almost bad Oh, I feel I got some damage I think that hit to the rear quarter of the car was uh A bit of uh More than just body work Don't hit him make that pass clean. There we go Y'all one more got to go one lap. We should be able to do this as long as we don't get super aggressive Like right here. Oh Hey, I was running a defensive line right now and Hold the car hold the car hold it always give up that position though all the bangs and pops from this car Oh, I was lost control of that Take that pass back. Thank you Nope, it came it out of my notes. That's his fault Hey, I came down on my notes. Oh, I definitely have some damage now In the front. Yep. The car does not really want to turn We're definitely not going to catch him. I do not believe It looks like we will have to end up taking second place in this You guys want to keep seeing more beam ng content? Let me know down in the comment section down below I appreciate you guys coming back for another episode Oh No, no fail Don't fail me. Thank you I guess we'll take a second place because I got a little bit too greeny So that'll do this episode here on beam ng make sure you guys follow me on all social media As always, I thank you guys for coming back and watching. I'm evil rabbit. I'll see you guys on the track um Whoops


Hello friends, in today's video we're gonna go over the best builds for the brand new 7 Star Terrorade Decidueye event that will be dropping in your games very soon. But before we get into today's video please subscribe to the channel, remember you can always unsubscribe later if you'd like to. So starting on the 17th of March we will see the introduction of a brand new 7 Star Terrorade in games and it will be featuring the Alolan Pokemon Decidueye, the Grass and Ghost type starter Pokemon. Now to kick us off in today's video we'll take a quick overview of Decidueye and see what options it can bring into this Terrorade event. As we know Decidueye, it's base typing is Grass and Ghost so it's predominantly gonna have those type attacks on top of something that's gonna complement it's flying Terror type. Of course gonna be a flying Terror type Pokemon going into this 7 Star raid event. It is gonna be level 100 and it can have the abilities either Overgrow or Long Reach. Neither are really gonna be too detrimental in these raids so I don't really think the ability itself for Decidueye matters here. Decidueye also got a base speed of 70 so not the fastest of Pokemon but not a slouch either and if you could take a look at the HP for this one overall because of that 30 times multiplier for 7 Star raids it's gonna have a HP of about 8,910 so that's a damage output that you're gonna have to put on this Decidueye before it is taken down. For the move options that we are gonna look at you've got to think because of that flying Terror type that it does have going into these Terrorade events it will have some flying type attacks. Brave Bird is definitely gonna be an option it's the strongest physical flying type attack that it does get access to so likely gonna have that either that or Acrobatics you would imagine between one of the two. Spirit Shackle is its signature attacking move it is a ghost type attack again a physical type attack as well. It all kind of makes sense for Decidueye to have it going into this raid gonna make it more difficult to bring things that are weak to ghost type attacks of course that might be good against the flying Terror type then Leafblade is a good grass type stab again gonna play off that physical attack stat as well then Sucker Punch is another option you could also throw a knockoff here as a dark type stab that you could potentially see on Decidueye but it does give coverage to it in a lot of ways with those dark type attacks. Kick and Lost Sweep are options of fighting type attack so if you're thinking of bringing maybe Steel type because it resists flying type attacks that is something to consider I haven't put it on the list because I don't really see Decidueye running something like that but of course until the raid event drops we've got nothing actually confirmed so this is all theoretical at the minute so just bear that in mind for this video. Hurricane if we're going down a more of a special route with Decidueye because to be honest it's special attack and it's physical attack are very strong and very close to each other so you could maybe even see a mixed Decidueye set where it goes with something like Spirit Shackle, Leaf Storm and then it throws in something like Hurricane over something like Brave Bird or Acrobatics or mixes between the both because of being strong on both ends of the attacking spectrum there so Hurricane a nice option it is a strong flying type attacking move. We've seen previous 7 star raid events use Hurricane as an option as well because of that added bonus of having confusion with that. Leaf Storm again going to be a special attacking grass type attack that it can use to its own benefit. It will have the drawback though of lowering its special attack by two stages every time it uses it so that can be to our advantage of course and then Acrobatics we have mentioned is another option but Decidueye overall has a very good move pool, very deep move pool lots of options but I feel like these are probably the options it will seem more likely than others that it has access to. Now the setup options for Decidueye we've got to be aware of its setup options because it does have a lot of ways to boost its attack, its special attack and reduce ours as well and make things a bit more difficult for us to take it down. First one to note because of all those big physical threats that it's got like Brave Bird like Spirit Shackle like Leaf Blade, Knockoff, Sucker Punch it is going to be very threatening if it does run sword stance and that is pretty likely in my opinion as well. Boosting its attack stat up by two times every time it uses it so I would say that is pretty likely. Nasty Plot is another option it's got to boost the special attack by two stages every turn if it goes down more of a mixed set or if it just goes down predominantly more of a special attacking set which is really possible as well. So both of those options on Decidueye can make it quite threatening. It throws up the option for us to always try and include taunt on our Pokemon builds if we've got access to it so we can at least stop it setting up when it is getting into positions where it would be becoming a bit more threatening. Feather Dance is another option that it does have which would reduce the attacking stat on our Pokemon by two stages and it's just a bit annoying to have to deal with because if you're predominantly relying on something with belly drum or sword stance and you boost it up and they just use Feather Dance just randomly then it will nullify any boosts kind of wasting your turn so that is something that it does have access to and something I think we should keep in mind as well. Rain Dance I've put on here because other than the hurricane it doesn't really make sense but if it's running Hurricane I could definitely see it running Rain Dance as an option because it does boost the accuracy of Hurricane to 100% meaning it's going to be hitting every time meaning of course that it's going to be a little bit more annoying to deal with so something just to bear in mind as well and Light Screen is something that it does get access to and you can imagine going into this Terrarium where the seven star raid Pokemon normally get a couple of turns for free before the raid battle begins Light Screen, Rain Dance, Nasty Plot, Sword Stance or things that you could see it setting up before the battle even begins so these are a few options to think about with Decidueye and options I think that we'll probably see going into this seven star raid event but of course that's the overview of Decidueye so let's hop into game and take a look at some of the best builds that I think we can put together for going into this raid event so I think going in against Decidueye obviously it is that flying Terrarium so predominantly we're going to want to hit it with super effective attacks it's going to make it a lot easier to deal with things like Ice, Electric, Rock are all going to be the best options to go in against the flying Terrarium but we've got to keep in mind that Decidueye's base typings are Grass and Ghost so it is going to carry those threats as well and hit pretty hard with them so it's good to just keep those options in mind when we are choosing our Pokemon now I'm going to pull up some Pokemon obviously that I've put together that I think are going to be good going into this raid. My first pick is going to be Weavile. Weavile I think is going to be an extremely strong Pokemon going into this raid event now it isn't generally known as having the best defenses but I do believe that Weavile can do a good job against Decidueye it's got that dark and ice type and it's going to resist any Ghost type attacks from Decidueye unfortunately it is not going to resist any of the flying or the Grass type attack it will still take neutral damage from those but I think in the way that we've built Weavile it should be able to do some good work against Decidueye and it's the only Pokemon that we've got access to to have something like Swordstand Screech and a good super effective physical attack that we can launch at it meaning that we can potentially get set up and cut down the time on being able to complete these raids effectively of course like I've been saying this is all theoretical so until we know exactly what the Decidueye is running this is all theoretical at the minute but the theory craft behind these builds does make a lot of sense I think for what we potentially know we're going up again so Weavile like I said dark ice typing terror typing has to be ice here Shellbell is the item of choice because it is going to give us a line of recovery when we're going into these battles and then we look at the move set we have Swordstands we have Screech taunt and ice spinner Swordstands going to give us a way to boost our attacking stats while Screech also reduces the defensive stat on something like the Decidueye by two stages every time so idea of this set would be probably turn one taunt then the next return Swordstands next straight turn Screech then we can go for those ice spinners do big big damage because it is playing off our same type of attack bonus and then hopefully we get to the point where we can terastalize and then get those big damaging tax off to finish it off now for the Weavile set Weavile generally has a good base special defensive stats so we don't need to worry about that too much we have maxed out his HP give it 252 in HP and then we have give it 252 in defense just to make sure that we can take the grass type attacks and the flying type attacks a lot better we don't really need to generally boost our attacking stat we've given an adam in nature there so we've given a little bit of a boost naturally but with the Swordstands and the ability to kind of boost the attack stat there I feel like the defensive investment is probably better suited on Weavile this way so that is the Weavile I think a really nice option going into it if you don't want to go with any of the other ones now the next one we've got is Maraedon and I think Maraedon probably going to be the strongest option going into it but for you Scarlet players you don't have access to it in game try and find friends that do have access to violet and trade with them to get yourself a copy of it but we do have other options throughout this video that are going to be just as good if you don't have access to this legendary in your games and Maraedon you're going to need that electric terror typing as well but with the electric and dragon typing on it it is going to resist a lot of the main attacks coming out from the deciduous namely the flying type attacks and the grass type attacks that it will have access to going to have that item shell bell and then the move set we've went for is calm mind metal sound electric terrain and electric drift now you can change calm mind with taunt if you feel like that's more suitable for going in against the deciduous to shut down its set up options things like we've covered the sword stance the nasty plot and stuff but if you want to kind of boost your own attack and stats with maraedon then calm mind is a nice option as well because you're going to be able to boost your special attack up and then play that as well with the metal sound that's going to reduce the special defense on the deciduous by two stages every time you use it electric terrain is going to boost your electric type attacks as well further boosting things and then electric drift is going to be the main attacking option on the maraedon here on drive we don't have an option with the ability here because it is kind of locked into that with an ev spread of 252 hp 252 special attack with a modest nature and like i say with that shell bell as the option and of course just a reminder all of the sets that we feature in today's video will be in the description if you want to take a closer look at them now the next pokemon we're going to look at is magnazone it's the perfect pokemon type wise to go in against deciduous it's going to resist the flying type attacks it's going to resist the grass type attacks and it's bulky enough to take damage from any of those ghost type attacks that come out either with that being special or physical especially if it's physical of course we've given the shell bell item again because it doesn't have a way to recover outside of this so shell bell gives us a nice line of recovery it could go with leftovers if you decide to but shell bell i feel a bit more consistent for the seven star terror raid battle electric terror typing on it with a move set of rain dance electric terrain metal sound and thunder so the idea of this set is to get your electric terrain rain dance set up get those metal sounds off which is going to reduce the special defense on the deciduous by two times every time you use it and then with the rain dance in effect thunder has a hundred percent accuracy so you're going to be able to launch that at the deciduous and do some big damage we've also got the analytic ability on it which boosts the power if you hit after your opponent is hit you so most of the time because magnazone is going to be really slow it is going to be hitting last meaning that you're going to get that analytic boost on your thunder attacks mean you're going to be able to do a little bit more damage there we've got a modest nature on it with a straightforward ev spread of 252 hp 252 special attack here and then the rest dumped in defense so i don't think you really need to worry too much about the ev spread there other than that with that modest nature max hp and special attack if the analytic ability this move set and the shell bell as its item but i think a really nice option and can play a decent support role as well if you go online to play with others now i will just give a mention to iron hands you've got to keep in mind that it will just be taking neutral damage from any of the flying type attacks on deciduous but i do want to put it in here because i do feel like it can do a decent job against this deciduous just because of its electric typing and of course once you get to the point where you're going to be able to terastalize you're no longer going to have that neutral damage from the flying type attacks you're going to be resisting it because you're pure electric typing you've lost that fighting type stab but again if you are just wanting to do these raids solo this might be a good option we've given it the held item citrus berry we've been around this barbecue a few times with iron hands we've got an adamant nature 252 hp 252 attack cork drive is the ability there and the move set is going to be belly drum electric terrain drain punch and thunder punch so you pretty much just want to start the battle off by going for the belly drum get that citrus berry boost then if you need to you can use drain punch to get a little bit of recovery there for thunder punch you're going to be your main attacking option once you are on plus six and you've got the electric terrain that you can set up to further boost that as well i don't know how effective iron hands will be going into this raid but generally it's a very bulky pokemon it's got good defenses so it should be able to do a decent job against the deciduous the only thing that i might say worth considering would be because you're not going to be reliant too much on the drain punch as a form of recovery then maybe to give it the shell bell so when you do do big damage with the thunder punch then you're recovering health at the same time which is kind of half the battle with the seven star terror raids now the next pokemon we are going to feature is toxricity and it is the electric and poison type pokemon i really like this is a bill going into deciduous it's going to resist those flying type attacks because of its electric typing and the grass type attacks because of its poison typing as well and then you've got that electric terror type on their shell bell again common theme going into these raids this week with these builds we have the move set of electric terrain taunt acid spray and overdrive basic premise of this we talked about within the overview of deciduous got good setup options to taunt it turn one stop it from being able to set up set your electric terrain up and then acid spray three times before then terastalizing and hitting it with a super powered overdrive the acid spray of course every time you use it it is going to reduce the special defense on the deciduous by two stages and then it does hit through the shield as well so you don't need to worry about shields in effect here and with the electric terrain boosting your overdrive attack you're going to do some nice damage especially when you are terastalized we've got the punk rock ability here which is useful and then an ev spread of two five two hp two five two special attack with a modest nature so that is a toxterity and probably my pick outside of the weevile i like weevile because weevile is one of my favorite pokemon i do feel like you can do a really good job but outside of that i feel like toxterity is probably going to be one of the most consistent pokemon going into this raid next up is belly bolt belly bolt the electric type pure electric type with the electric terror typing as well again shell bell is the option could go with leftovers or expert bell on this one because it does have a recovery move in its move pool and we do have it on this set we went for slack off rain dance acid spray and thunder so a little bit like with the toxterity here are going to be a very consistent pokemon going to resist those flying type attacks and it is bulky enough to take damage from the other stabs that it will have access to slack off going to give you a form of recovery of course rain dance going to make sure that that thunder is hitting for a hundred percent accurate every time you use it and a bit like the toxterist you're going to start the battle off by probably setting your rain dance up here and then going for those acid sprays until you can terastalize and with the electromorphous this ability as well boosting your electric type attacks because you are pretty slow you're going to be doing very nice damage we've got a modest nature with 252 HP 252 special attack on this belly bolt and i feel like it will do a very good job going into like i say the shell belt is a nice consistent option but if you want something like leftovers if you want more power an expert belt is a great addition if you want to go for that on the belly bolt and some bonus picks as well that i think can be quite good if you want to just use different things going into this rage chen pao is going to be a really nice one i feel it has got that dark type and going to resist the ghost type attacks that you're going to be able to hit it for super effective damage with its ice stab attacks as well we've got the expert belt on chen pao because it does have a form of recovery with recover on its move set so recover sword stands taunt and then ice spinner going to be its main attacking move premise of this is going to be taunt in deciduous stop it from setting up of course then set yourself up with something like sword stands recover when necessary and then hit it with ice spinners until you can obviously get the terastalization and then do some big damage with it ev spread we have went for a 252 HP 252 attack with an adamant nature here sort of ruin is the ability and that is chen pao and another bonus pick for us today is going to be satitan i do feel like satitan probably will do a decent job against it is one of the only other belly drum users that we have access to that might be good against this terror raid but the ice type obviously going to be very good against the flying type that the deciduous is we've got the shell bell item on here as a line of recovery as always so the move set for satitan we're looking at charm, snowscape, ice spinner and belly drum the premise of this going to be belly drum turn one and then hit it with ice spinner to get that recovery back through the shell bell item of course we've got snowscape on there that is an option just in case we do see some weather effect from the deciduous I like the rain dance if it does have hurricane of course if it doesn't then you can just change that for something else but nice to have an option to disrupt or support following pokemon if you would like to and then charm as well which is going to be a nice option to disrupt deciduous by reducing its attack stat by two stages every time you use it so if it goes to have something like that sword stance then you can utilize the charm as long as the shield's not up to reduce the attack stat there on the deciduous I mean it's not going to hit as hard ev spread we have 252 hp 252 attack so it has a huge hp stat so going to be able to take a lot of attacks from the deciduous I mean be able to set up and hopefully do some good damage with that ice spinner attack when you do eventually terastalize ability thick fat on it we can also go with something like slush rush if you want to get that speed boost but not really going to matter too much because we are in a terror raid but that is the satitan it is a belly drum user unfortunately not going to resist any of the attacks from the deciduous and one of the ones why threw in the bonus option rather than in the other options but as I say I think the best options going into this raid are going to be something like toxicity it feels a very well-rounded pokemon going into this raid and also mariah don as well but I'll also throw in weevile because I think weevile can't do a decent job against it and hopefully it does when it comes around to these events so that is everything that we're going to cover in today's video I hope you enjoy this best builds video for this new seven star deciduous raid which is dropping on the 17th of March so not very long but let me know in the comment section below what you think you'll take into this terror event I would love to hear your suggestions and what you think you'll come up with of course when this terror event goes live we will cover it with all of the details and do a subsequent video on the best solo pokemon to make this easy to do in your games but I hope 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Hey, John, I know you had you guys had a couple big intercepts a couple big turnovers in the second half Including a pick by you but how much will you look back at this when you kick yourself with a slow start and the inability to Get off the field on third down Yeah, what a good team like the Steelers are Can have the the start to the game to what we what to what we did We had a good fight to get ourselves back in the game and end up coming short but credit credit to them and guys and a big Ben and not offense and and their defense for doing their jobs and Ultimately getting the win Terry Yeah, what are some of the things that seem to air you guys on third down because things don't seem to Improve over the course of the game very much like second time in three weeks that I was 13 out of 17 or something like that I'm just got to just got to do better Tackling and covering and getting a better getting a better rush on on the quarterback and and making plays on third down is this It's a pretty detrimental to our to our team We can't get on get off the field on third downs and and the Steelers did a really good job of that taking advantage of that today Luke Jay on you all are obviously playing with the first-year playcaller this year in Shane I'm curious as to whether you think that You as the defense and Shane are on the same page yet or do you think that that's still a work in progress at this point? definitely on the same page just have to make the plays when when they presented present themselves and and as of today We had a really good second half to as a team and and to help give us a chance to win the game and But we can't we can't against really good teams like like the Steelers are we cannot perform how we did today and And be on the field and keep on letting them conferred third down we have to be better and but shout out to them again for taking advantage of our Of us not being able to get them off the field on third down Yeah, Jay on this day and age with analytics a lot of people say momentum Isn't a real thing because it can't be quantified But this game I think showed it for you How did you feel that momentum shift and actually come into your favor in that late in that in the second half? um, I think when they came out they got they got a they got some points on us and and then they started with a get off into drive and I Think we got some turnovers believe and And just one one thing led to another but I started started with us making plays defensively even then the offense got rolling put up points and And you know give us a shot you know, we took it and we have a really good football team and We didn't just play that today in the blues in the game, but Steelers came out today and they They got they got they got the victory But we got we have to perform better overall as a team and especially defensively get off the field on third downs and and making more Turnovers to help our set our offense up in and field position and and we'll watch the film and get these corrections and move on to next week


This started as I said a few years ago it started with the first meeting well started before but I think this was really a key event to get a bunch of people together and start getting stuff done And the cool thing is all these people are still involved to the point where they are actually here So I thought it was cool to get these people I thought it was super cool to get these people on stage and ask them You know why they started this and you know a little bit about their motivation Maybe a fun anecdote or two. So Frank, Arthur, Jan, Icewind, Jacob So Frank, well you started of course earlier with a keynote, but this was the first time you met your four first collaborators Any interesting things that happened or? I'm sure. Yeah, thanks a lot. So yeah, I don't have a lot of time but I mean the original idea of on cloud at the time was was this was announced during the keynote of a KDE event of Actually, so at the very beginning no one noticed anymore Besides some people that it was actually a KDE project at the beginning. We took different paths then But this was all it's a lot of people they jumped on board and worked together Here on mailing lists and on github and other medium and at some point I thought wouldn't it be nice to just email To send a mail to the mailing list and say hey if you maybe we should meet in person like because we've never met in person before I said hey, why don't you come just took my office in Stuttgart for a weekend and then we hack together Like work on these things and this is why yeah I mean we all met there for the first time like here in this in this room here and my idea was that okay Everybody arrived on Friday and like in the afternoon or evening and then yeah, maybe we go to a pub together and then over the weekend We talk and do things but this didn't turn out that in that way it's actually completely different so everybody arrived if we sit we sat there and Basically start to work and that actually was the meeting where we basically created like on cloud 2.0 at the time and Well, I mean we really barely left this room the whole weekend Yeah, I mean now I mean back then I could not imagine to what it really kind of leads like what we are today and what we are kind of sir Purchasing or pursuing so it was yes really cool really cool event and yeah Super awesome kickoff and it's pretty awesome to now have this huge conferences and Worldwide projects and that's really amazing what we're doing. So it's really cool So for me there were two reasons to contribute to own cloud first one was I was a long-term Linux user and wanted to get something back to the community and I always thought about her. Okay. I'm using Katie all the time. So Let's do something to Katie universe and then Frank came with own cloud and a PHP web apps. That's oh something that I really can contribute because I'm doing this for a long time and Second reason was basically very selfish. I wanted to host a service for myself my family where I can share files contacts and calendar entries so I Just wanted to create an app for myself and well it worked out pretty fine. I must say So from my point of view on cloud is feature complete our next cloud as it's called today and I must say it's an amazing community and it's really fun to be here every year and Just just asked for an anecdote. So Frank already told the one with five more minutes the other sentences that statistics It doesn't make sense Jan as a designer who killed every great idea about configuring everything and so just that doesn't make sense Keep it simple. I think during the meeting. I hated her for that. But in the end it turned out he was right Yeah, I started working for back in the day their own clouds for two many reasons the first one is the same as Jacob that I was a long time Katie and Linux user and wanted to give something back and then when a PHP project came around Which I'm actually technically able to contribute to I took the chance and the second one Which is pretty lucky that it all worked the way at a time I wasn't really bored high school students and I wanted something to do and Here I am six and a half years later still having something to do So yes, like I want to thank also all of you and everybody else is not here to contribute it That helped us getting from five people in a small office room to the entire group we have here today Yeah, so I was at the time Yeah, it was more of a coincidence. I was studying in Stuttgart finishing up my design studies and yeah Unlike most designers I was using some free software I was using Ubuntu and did some translations for it but not yeah a bit of design a bit of usability testing and Then and I was of course looking for an alternative to Dropbox to Google Drive because during studies you use that a lot and I found like by coincidence. Yeah, this this email you talked about and yeah, so I saw okay next week There's gonna be the second on okay, like five people are gonna be there. So yeah, I'll join and That's basically the story Essentially and yeah, we had a fun time the the anecdote from my side is that there's a second picture Of this hackathon like they're both very very low resolution and on the other one I'm on the whiteboard and I'm scribbling something and you can see Frank on the right side and he does like a bit like But yeah, and all in all it was it was yeah very cool event. Yeah, and it was a very good start For what I can tell it doesn't make sense is still your slogan and Everybody still hates it when you say it, but you always turn out to be right So nothing changed in that regard. Oh, yeah, and of course today, you know I mean this is just a couple of the people who are now contributing in our next cloud GitHub repo It's really amazing. I think that we've got so far from such a small project So I want to thank everyone


Works, so welcome everyone. Thanks for joining this session. Hello everyone. So we will talk about Digital transformation in finance like as you know all the industries are going through transformation because of The new technologies and new ways of doing things and we thought it would be good idea to talk about This type of activities happening in finance industry as well to give you some background and some more information about what's happening there Before we start we can perhaps introduce ourselves Yes, this is our Marshaa Cholo. I'm working at Stockholm at McKinsey and I'm helping European companies European traditional companies to do digital transformation and technological advancement I am Fatih Diermanj. I work for Ericsson Software Technology as a developer and I have no idea about finance So I must say that first because I mainly work in telco space and with the open source committees Who are actually working with the new technologies that enables next generation telecom networks? and before we start with the rest of the presentation I want to Say how this idea came up because I'm telco person. He's working with finance person and like Why we have this talk with people from two different industries You're having couple of beers together and we were talking about like what are you doing? We are friends, right? Yeah, we are friends. We are still friends We said like okay, I am working in telco We are doing this type of stuff in open source and he said oh we are working with banks and so on I said like why are you not talking about what you are doing in open source conferences and open stack open infrastructure? Some it is coming up. Are you fine? We submit a talk together and We said yeah, let's go and submit a talk and talk about the stuff That is happening in open source communities and also happening in finance industry in order to Kind of show that there are many similarities when it comes to challenges principles and practices across different industries Like how they are Across different open source communities. So that's how we came up with the idea to submit this talk and Talk about finance industry and their challenges and the work that's happening there So if we look at the open source communities and the technologies developed by these communities open stack community The pilot projects that take part in open stack foundation like Qatar Zul and other projects. They develop new technologies like CNCF Like the next foundation networking and so on and all these technologies they address certain use cases they Implement certain requirements. They solve some challenges for their end users, which could be either telco industry or Finance industry or other industries and in order for these technologies to really really Provide what end users are after these communities need to work together because These days everyone puts everything on top of each other They put all Kubernetes on top of OpenStack and then they put OpenStack on Kubernetes and then they put SDN counter So everything needs to come together one way or the other to solve certain problems and This can't happen without close collaboration between these communities Like OpenStack committee coming together with CNCF committee links foundation that we're in communities talking with OpenStack community to find solutions to common problems and work together like a big community and All these communities they develop these technologies in different ways Of course, we might all want to have one way to do things But it is not logical and it's not beneficial because all the communities have their own needs and these results in Differences in the tools they use like if you are a developer if you are working with OpenStack You go to open dev get it and you send a patch there your patch gets reviewed Your patch gets tested and finally submitted if you look at CNCF committee the community the project sorted by CNCF Work on github and they have their own CI CD solutions But in the end No matter what communities are using we all need to work together and find ways to Collaborate effectively and again going back to the actual Topic of this talk we need to share with each other across these communities and Even more than that we perhaps should try to use what each of these communities are developing I am working in New York Foundation networking projects I am a contributor to the opnf project and that is an integration project and that is our biggest challenge because as an integration project We take all these different technologies and create different infrastructure solutions by composing these different components and In order for us to be successful with this we need to have some alignment across all these communities I'm not talking about the tooling because You might be using Zool we might be using Jenkins But in that we should be able to construct delivery pipelines across all these different communities so we can pull those Components into our community and compose them and test them and provide feedback to open stack community like an end user in order to achieve that we need to talk with each other we need to go to each other's conferences we need to work with each other on our environments to solve the problems and also reuse things and all these communities and all the New technologies that have been developed by the communities the open technologies like such as cloud Versus Asian infrastructure as a service cloud native and the methodologies that help us achieve developing these technologies Resulted in big advances in all industries Everything is disrupted Overnight a small startup can come up with really cool service solving Many big problems. They don't need to have like thousands of people. They don't Need to be located in certain geographic location. They can just go Bring one service up and they can hit every player in the same industry and this actually is beneficial because With what those companies are doing and how those companies are using new technologies and Adapting to new ways of doing things we can all learn from each other and this helps us to Change how we are doing things in different industries like telecom Since I am telecom person in telecom this 5g it's already happening There is a boot downstairs you can go and see the 5g radios and so on so that is built based on Open infrastructure using airship using open source technologies and if you look at transportation there are work that is work happening there to change how transportation is done and Finally, which is the topic of this talk is the finance industry and I will talk more about what's happening there But I'm sure you signed up some services that lets you open bank account in a minute other than days So that type of stuff changing everything and that is happening with the help of open technologies and open way of working like for opens in order to ensure what is happening and What we are doing is viable and sustainable long-term and help all these industries We need to collaborate across industries as well in the beginning. I said the collaboration is going on across communities and the next Or a similar thing needs to start happening with Different industries between between different industries which might be happening already But it might need to happen more perhaps to ensure whatever is done in open source communities can help solve problems for more and users and In order for us to do that we need to first listen from the people who are working in these different industries To talk about their challenges. What are they doing to address those challenges? What kind of work they are doing to transform those industries digitally? So I'm I will talk about Those parts now giving you more information about what is happening in finance industry. Thank you very much for introduction for a good presentation Yes, I would like to start With some I would like to start to support your your introduction actually and talk a little bit more about with my own words about About different industries and how different industries are merging emerging into a one type of technology stack. I mean before 20 30 years ago banking has a banking industry as cobal Telecom industries are long and even the programming language were different But right now we are in a state that all these technologies are Start to be used by every kind of industry that you could imagine and The catalyser for this are the startups actually the startups are coming to the industry and Shows that they can do much better with the new technologies with the open technologies Compared to the other companies so we saw this disruption in telecom in IPTV media with Netflix in Transportation and of course the finance we will see that so They so in this sense Europe market for the finance Is having two different challenges one is the new startups. They're like hundreds of hundreds of startups emerging from European capitals and three of them are already EU white right now revolutes Monzo and and 26 and they are providing all their operations without any physical Physical store physical a branch including cave I see know your customer and Thanks to the EU white single market policy They can they can operate in all European countries With a single side license. This is one thing that the European customers European companies banks start to see the pressure from there and also the single market policy Is also opens up a new competition actually for the traditional banks in different countries mostly the northern Banks in northern countries are better at digital transformation and they have already done this transformation long time ago like four or five years ago and The southern European banks start to see the competition or Start to understand that they need to reinvent themselves to stay relevant And we see that in the early adopters that young professionals and students are university students are already start to use this FinTech company services because They don't take anything. They don't Charge anything for any transaction for only a bank account only bank account takes like a couple of minutes It's like hassle-free and much linear operation So about the company My cast the customer that we were we were working with to to do the digital transformation It's a traditional company that has been in the in operation for centuries for a couple of centuries and the IT department consists of silos like we could see in the traditional IT companies in 2000s which is like centuries ago for us, right? and the business flow the vision business flow is formulated as one way so Whenever it needs to do an Fix or something like this. It's always like needs to find The business flow needs to find the exception to fix that problem and there are also some ongoing efforts in on agile transformation, but This transformation created some kind of hybrid workflows. For example, the business division is creating the user stories based on the business requirements and then they test they Signed off it together with the testing division and then it goes to the development Division so The developers are still in the at the end of the value stream here Technology part is a little bit better actually So they are ongoing efforts on DevOps tools but they are limited and local and There are some big bank projects like there was this Rewrite of a specific service that they that is very critical of their operation and It has been like two years of project and they didn't do any have any they didn't have any delivery in this two years of Period so it's like a big bank delivery Team FS Microsoft team FS is used for Task management VCS and the computing power is solely based on on-prem and Windows service so this is the this is kind of the summary of Of the European market and the customer itself now. What is really digital transformation, right? I mean when you are thinking about distance transformation, we can start with a very quick example actually for example this so you take an analog signal and Then you hammer it on top a little bit, you know and then you come You you squeeze it a little bit down here and then hammer it a bit more and then it becomes a square and then you come Bring it into this digital transformation, right? I can give you a proof tip about this It's better to squeeze in the The wave between your legs actually so that it doesn't jump on your face when you are hammering, okay?  Okay Thank you very much for the laugh So digital transformation is not about the technology actually it's more about Mentality changing the mentality to use the new technologies that we have in the last five ten years For the business purpose for the developers purpose to be where we We are doing the digital transformation to help the developers and business people to operate faster so in this sense actually we started a pilot project and we gathered like 15 developers testers five business people product owner Business developer and such and then we created this cross-functional agile team scrum team and we We worked on four different sections actually to to have a digital transformation Project and of course we had a goal. We had a goal to build a feature a new digital feature for the bank So these are organization automation method and legacy. I will start talk about this one by one Sorry another joke Okay here Scrum teams we created scrum teams we and we Establish all the scrum ceremonies like you know supreme planning retrospective daily standouts and stuff to create the first if first layer for the developers first Contract let's say for developers and business people to talk to each other And of course it started with a cargo cart I mean first people thinking I mean people don't know the purpose of these ceremonies But we just follow it but within time with the coaching and in time It actually helps the developers and business people to understand this To understand the purpose of these ceremonies and the scrum master is quite critical here in this In this Transformation because we are having a lot of analog people still in the organization and We need to protect our digital people Digital team so scrum master actually is doing a really good job Good scrum master is actually doing a really good job in this one to help to defend the Digital team or like scrum team To the rest of the organization We were blessed that we had a really good scrum master actually and he was He was doing a tremendous job on this from the client side and the next one is more About automation So automation is also important in our Journey in our digital transformation journey because we need to make sure that we have failed fast Fade fast and move fast type of mentality and automation is critical part here right we need to be able to deliver fast and Deploy it fast to be able to see the result So this is a typical CICD pipeline that you can see in every major Technology companies The developers start with their local machine that they push it to source control from source control It goes to the built-in test servers build server is Building it the test server runs the test and if everything goes nice We put it on the built repository and from built repository it ends up in a demo environment We had to do it till demo environment because we have some limitations in the bank IT environment So we have test environment and the production environment, but we couldn't do the deployment to to these two environments And we use team FS because they were they were already having the technology the tools everything So it's not a tooling problem It's more about the usage right and we make sure that this pipeline is used by the developers every day in Every day with the commits to the main branch Yeah The next one is I Mean if it's not more important than organization, I think it's made way more important than automation The using the modern development practices having the having nice tools and everything doesn't solve your problem You need to use these tools And to be able to use these tools you need to know Certain the technology certain techniques and to start with is the TDD the test in development You start with the failed test cases you write failed test cases and then you write the implementation to Pass your test cases and you read reiterate again Refactor and retrait again again and the other one is the to have a sane Version control. We also established git flow. That's also one of the one of the ceremony that you start with to create a cargo cult and then after that When people start to understand the purpose of branching and having different user stories in different branches You can start to graduate from this git flow, but TDD is very critical Yeah, and we did all the poor requests rigorously and review them so that We make sure that our master branch is ready to ship even though it's not shipped. It's ready to be shipped when it's needed And the last thing about it is the legacy Everyone of us wants to start a new project and wants to write solely our own on code. We don't want to read other developers code, but This is a myth. I mean, this is a unicorn. We cannot redo it So we had a lot of legacy code as well. You know in our repository So what we did we started with the encapsulating the dependencies and and create dependency injections so that our External external libraries or back-end API API doesn't interfere with our test cases. I Will explain it more so we create this Mock libraries that mocks the interfaces as far as we see it The same for external libraries or back-end APIs or any other functionality that still important for us, but it is out of our scope and We put this unit test tests We create a unit test to test this functionality to test the interfaces and we put them in the pipeline To be running every common change so that when we see that there is a Change in the in the code that we are out of scope We can spot it on the fail test case and we can fix it either by talking with that department or fixing our own interfaces This also helped us actually to write concise Function-based unit test cases for our own source code Because we don't need we don't need to need to start we don't We didn't need to write Test cases to test the external functionalities or the combination of external functionalities anymore. I Get a lot of help from two books actually Martin folders refactoring to and Michael feathers working efficiently with legacy code They are really great books. I suggest them to everyone. I really I like to thank them from here For their great knowledge sharing So far that's it. These are the four things that we have Four tools that we used actually for digital transformation and I will talk a bit more about the end result The end result is about three things speed quality and ownership We start to have multiple deployments per day We start to deploy to the dev environment within a minute without any manual term for intervention and the as we as I said the the build or the Release is ready to be deployed All the time we got instant feedback culture So so that the developers can see their failed failed test cases before it becomes like a snowball effect We had the the development environment or the build server is our became our single point of truth To manage different type of dependency problems dependency dependence issues and Ownership developers start to feel more responsible as they are seeing their changes are Effective instantly The sense of quality Was really high actually some of the developers told us one by one said like this is the This is the this is the Highest ownership for the quality that they could see as a project in that country Yeah, and the business developers actually get along with the developers, I mean it's very normal, but That was really nice end result. So all of these results actually are about the About improving the Developers experience and business people experience on on their work. Actually, it's not about revenue and stuff It's more about developers and business people. But of course it affects the the company revenue, of course So what's next? We are still early, of course, I mean we are not early we did the quite big transformations But we are still behind on some of things like test coverage because of the legacy code we need to change the legacy code organically to have To have unit tested to be able to test it Nicely so that we can have zero touch deployments and Single single touch deployments single click deployments also are kind of one of the targets actually that you would like to do before with zero touch Expanding the usage of monitoring tools like Dynatrace and stuff Ensure the test environment test data are set up and support Automated testing we still have problems with the test data And the last thing is actually what is what is this conference is all about is the cloud, right? We we our customer is actually quite concerned about security perspective of the cloud even the private cloud but I saw a lot of good presentations here in this conference and I think I will bring some of them to the clients and more try to motivate them to move to that To try that journey as well So that's it. That's it for me any questions. I would like to answer Yes microphone over there so Thank you for that presentation. So I mean one of the challenges you just mentioned now is of course security and regulatory compliance and all that stuff Yeah, and if you go to speak to any back today, you know, they'll all say that to use AWS Azure and so forth but in this Excuse me in this Example you have here with this bank Have they already worked out how they're actually going to run this because the practical aspects of from a regulatory aspect I mean key is of course to be able to automate this all the way. Yeah, they were to use these tools, right? So, yeah Are you having the dialogue around open stack private clouds? Most I would say 90% of the data cannot live in a public cloud so to speak. So what's what's your what's the strategy on that side? well, I think the strategy is first to start to Transform some of their internal tools right internal ways of working and internal tools And this is what we are we try to achieve in the first phase and the second phase I'm thinking I mean we didn't discuss this with the client yet So with the customer yet, but we can I'm thinking of starting with the container architecture in in on on-prem servers, even though it's not private cloud public cloud But we can start with the container architecture to understand The the the advantages of new technologies and then also containers will help us to migrate to private clouds Public clouds much easier. Yeah, would you say that open stack is a nice opportunity for a bank like this? Yeah, I think so I think so I think we together with the partners with the solution partners. I think open stack is a good solution Like I said, I talked with a couple of guys already here Yesterday and the day before and I think we can use this kind of services. All right. Thanks. Thank you very much Any other question? Yes, thank you very much everyone. Thanks a lot. We appreciate that you're coming


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Well, it seems as if the human unification of the modern Republican Party is nearly complete And I say that because we're about to watch a video from Candice Owens where she goes on an unhinged rant that Is so bizarre that I feel like if somebody Said this in 2010 that wasn't Alex Jones. Everyone would have collectively mocked them But now what we're gonna see is a highly visible mainstream GOP propagandist Saying things that are just outright delusional saying things so bizarre and unhinged that I can't not think that she's unwell if she Genuinely believes this but I don't actually think that Candice Owens believes anything that comes out of her mouth I think she's a grifter saying what she feels as if she needs to say to appease the right wing audience that she's cultivated But either way we'll watch and then I will try to break down this word salad that we're going to see her vomit Into a crowd of I'm assuming hundreds of people Well, I'm a big believer that they intentionally killed people in hospitals during cove They wouldn't let family members in there to make decisions for them I personally saw when I went to an asthma clinic that they would not give me life-saving asthma treatment because breathing was not allowed even though They had the nebulizer And if they had not sent an ambulance, I mean I asthma attack is about like you got a very short window of time I was having an asthma attack and the doctor had them life-saving medicine and said that the CDC had barred them from giving it to me So there was no question that they colluded to kill American citizens so that they could fluff numbers and say that people died of COVID I do I still to this day question the use of ventilators. It makes entirely no sense People need oxygen not compression on their chests when they're dealing with something that's in their chest So from top to bottom. Yes, our government wanted people to die. There's no question because it fed the narrative And and it's it's the we're talking about crimes against humanity people should face Long prison sentences people people should face tribunals because of what they did during COVID And it's not even that the masking of children the treatment of special needs kids that were being forced to be masked on planes that were having You know essentially the trauma that was put people on a psych on a psychological level To me should bring forth tribunals people like Bill Gates and dr. Fauci should be in prison Rachel Walensky among them This was corruption top to bottom And it was all done because they had already Predestined the vaccine right they did denied treatment. They denied the use of hydroxychloric and ivermectin The media was complicit in it and it infuriates me It infuriates me and now people that were allowed to die and to suffer when there were medicines that worked because they knew That they could not get emergency use authorization if there was any treatments that worked So they needed people to just die for a while And that is exactly what happened and it makes me sick to my stomach to even think that we're having to say that today But we have criminals and like I said drug cartel leaders that are running our government And it's suspicious while not mince words when it comes to those awful human beings Wow, I don't believe this like at all Just so you know I don't even know where to begin first and foremost I have to point out that I feel like this is maybe her way of coping. I don't think that Candice Owens Believes anything that she says but I feel like she's got to have a guilty conscience, right? She told her audience not to get vaccinated and I'm assuming a lot of them listened and some maybe even died as a result of taking her Medical advice so she's got to be thinking oh my god. I maybe killed people indirectly So the way that she kind of makes herself feel better perhaps is to say actually I didn't kill people the government killed people But no Candice. I mean the blood isn't directly on your hands But I think that you absolutely bear some responsibility for influencing people to not get the vaccine as does any anti vax grifter Who was saying the same shit that you were saying but here's what she says I tried to distill the main parts of her Conspiracy into into one part so this is gonna go from like the beginning to the middle to the end But this is what she said overall and we'll kind of break this down I'm a big believer that they intentionally killed people in hospitals during COVID now whenever somebody comes up with a conspiracy theory The question is well why and she answers that it's to feed the narrative and she explains This was all done because they had already predestined the vaccine, right? They denied treatment. They denied the use of hydroxychloroquine ivermectin and the media was complicit so the reason why they Intentionally killed people in hospitals was to sell this vaccine to people Okay, well ivermectin didn't really become a thing until 2021. What about all the people that died in 2020 and The reason why people in hospitals weren't being given hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin was because they aren't effective at preventing or Reducing sickness when it comes to COVID-19 what does reduce sickness is The vaccine but that's what she's against So you can take this entire argument copy and paste it and apply it to her You can say that you're promoting ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine specifically because you have an anti-vax agenda And that would actually be correct, right? What is this of feeding the narrative? If we had to have more people die So we can convince people that COVID is so bad and scary that they get the vaccine Except regardless of how bad it got Republicans didn't care and you still many of you chose not to get the vaccine So if they tried to kill people intentionally To feed this narrative for that purpose they failed wouldn't you say? I mean the whole conspiracy itself doesn't even make sense It doesn't even make sense Who's doing the killing in the hospital's canvas? Is it government officials? Is it doctors? Is it nurses? Are they all colluding with dr. Fauci to deny ivermectin and then laugh whenever another person dies of COVID? I mean, how exactly does this play out? You know, they're like, whoa, another one died They wanted ivermectin, but we didn't give it to them because they should have taken the vaccine I just it doesn't make sense right and even if you know, uh the vaccine Was being pushed in this sinister way I mean There's demonstrable proof that people who got vaccinated were less likely to be hospitalized or die So isn't it still kind of bad on your part to deny the vaccine? It's just it's so brained that it's hard to even Rappel with the substance here not that there's any substance here But it's difficult to try to dissect what she's saying or because of how Moronic it is and then she also makes a very weird point about them trying to kill her So she says it infuriates me Or no no She says they would not give me life saving asthma treatment because breathing was not allowed And she claimed the doctor had the life saving medicine and said that the cdc had barred them from giving it to me So I don't even know what any of that means.   You're telling me that the doctor didn't give you nebulizer treatment Because the cdc said don't give that to kandace or just don't give that to people with asthma What exactly are you trying to say none of this makes sense?  I get that to your right wing audience. They think oh my god. What she's saying is it is crazy This is a groundbreaking information that she's giving us But normal people who aren't in that crowd who aren't in your bubble see this and they think oh my god This person is unwell She also said It infuriates me the amount of people that were allowed to die So now she's saying they were allowed to die not intentionally killed That were allowed to die and suffer because they knew they could not get emergency use authorization If there were any treatments that works So they needed people to just die for a while and that is exactly what happened now kandace Oh, and she's purporting to care about unnecessary deaths But you know if she actually cared about preventing deaths Then she would join me in calling for a single payer health care system where health care is free at the point of service Because how many people die unnecessarily every single year in america because they don't have health care Thousands literally tens of thousands Uh, if she Actually wanted to prevent unnecessary deaths She would either join me in supporting the nationalization of american pharmaceutical companies Or support the government buying all drugs and then distributing them to the population free of charge Because if you can't have some medications like insulin Then you die if you can't afford it So she would actually support these policies that would save lives But she doesn't she she would call Medicare for all socialism Can't have socialism so people have to die right right kandace you care about unnecessary deaths Sure, you do sure you do and she claims that people were allowed to die Because that's the way that they got the vaccine to get emergency use authorization But I mean if the government was concocting this nefarious plot to push the vaccine wouldn't they also go One step further and just like buy off the cdc to get or the fda rather to get emergency use authorization Why would they have to let people die if they're that evil wouldn't they just like bribe officials?   They're killing people because they want to push the vaccine.  It's the opposite The vaccine is saving lives.    You are not a medical professional You're not trained in any way shape or form On these types of issues. So the fact that you in your expertise Don't understand what the ventilators are used for that means nothing That means nothing. It's who gives a shit a fart is as qualified as you are to talk about ventilators but She says that people were literally killed in hospitals just to fluff up the numbers Now this goes Steps further than that conspiracy theory that the right has it's orders of magnitude worse because I heard that the GOP thought that well They were just saying that these deaths from car accidents and whatnot Were actually covid deaths because they wanted to fluff up the numbers But candice is saying no no no they actually were killing people just to fluff up the numbers Candice if they're willing to go that far if they're willing to kill people literally to inflate the numbers If they're that evil why wouldn't they just inflate the numbers just make them up like that pull them out of thin air Would they really go through all of the effort to kill people and risk getting caught? I mean all you have to do is think about this Unhinged conspiracy for like two seconds and you understand that you have to be mentally unwell To believe that it's valid.    She's making a point like you have to actually Not know How to reason not have any logic or common sense in your brain to hear that and think man. She's crushing it right there She's a truth teller But there are millions of americans who hear that and think wow I need to share this with someone because this is if this is true then this is a huge scandal They're killing people in hospitals I mean imagine the effect that this is going to have you have hospital workers who work their ass off Suffer from depression because of multiple covid waves made Worse in large part due to republicans who were you know against masking and vaccinations which would have mitigated it to an extent And now they're being demonized by kandace owens. Oh, they're killing people in hospitals Who's killing them the doctors the nurses have you ever talked to a nurse or a doctor?


are just three tips for beginners that are going to make you more successful on the field. Okay, number one is play football. Now, you may have heard this phrase before, like, oh, that team plays good football where they're trying to play football. And what that means is they're playing the way the game should be played. And what that is is passing movement using technical skill to be successful on the field. If you don't know about me, I used to be a huge underachiever, but through obsessive self-improvement, I found my success. Earned a college scholarship, played for my national football team, a YouTube channel with over 100 million views. I've helped players worldwide, and I'd love to help you improve faster and achieve more. In contrast to playing football is playing, I don't know what you would call it, but playing ugly. And by that, I mean, say we're the red team and we're going forward, instead of trying to keep possession of the ball, like I said, passing, moving, using our skills to knock the ball around and create opportunities for ourselves, we take that out of the game and we play extremely direct. Okay, just playing long balls over the top, pumping the ball forward, chasing it down, hoping for the best. When we are on the ball, we panic and we just kick it up the field and pressure, hoping to win the ball. Okay, that is not what you want to do. I would much rather you try to play football, get on the ball, pass, be composed, pass, move the ball, use your skill in certain areas to create chances. I would much rather you do that and lose the ball and make mistakes than be scared to play football and play this very ugly style of soccer. Just kick it up the field and hope for the best. Saying that there are times, say we're in our own box, okay, there are times to play ugly. Just get that ball out of there. We need to protect our goal. But when we have time, we need to play the right way. Move the ball, okay, get on that ball in good areas. Use our technical skill to create chances. So I want you to get on the ball and I want you to think about making good passes, moving, getting the ball back, making more passes, using your technical skills in certain areas to beat players, create space for yourself, create space for your teammates and play football. Okay, right now you are a beginner. You might be very panic when you're on the ball and you just kick the ball up the field. And even I see it all the time, especially in youth leagues, really young age, especially in a country like Canada, United States, North America where we don't understand the concept of good football, players are just kicking the ball up the field as far as they can. And the parents, the fans are saying, oh yeah, great job, great kick, good stuff. Okay, that's not what I want you to do. I want you to be composed on the ball.  I want you to keep possession of this thing right here, the ball. That's the most important thing. Okay, so when you're on the ball, try to be calm. Think about keeping the ball, making nice passes. When we're in certain areas, I'm going to use my skills to get out of trouble, keep that ball moving, create chances for each other by keeping the ball, playing passes, using your technical skill to be players, using your skill to keep possession of the ball, playing football the way it should be played, which is passing, moving, and using your skills. Okay, so that's number one. Tip for beginners, play football. Play the game the way it's meant to be played. Use your skill, move the ball. Don't just kick the ball and chase it and hope for the best. Keep possession of that ball, move it around the field, use your technical skill. Number one is, or sorry, that's number one. Number two, second tip for beginners I have for you in this video, is I want you to play direct. I want you to play forward. So just listening to my last point on playing football, I don't want you to just kick it up the field and hope for the best. That's not what I'm saying when I say play direct. When I'm saying play direct is what I mean is I want you to go forward whenever possible. Okay, lots of players we get in the habit of we don't want to make mistakes. So what do we do when we're on the ball? We get a little bit of pressure and instead of trying to play forward, trying to play into these dangerous areas, we turn and we play the ball backwards. Okay, this guy gets pressured, we turn, we play the ball backwards. The ball gets out here, we turn, we play the ball backwards.  If we can keep possession of the ball, play the ball forward. Why? That's how we score goals. So whenever you're on the ball, if you have time to turn, if you have a little bit of space, I want you to get your head up. Can you play the ball forward and can you get forward? Can you join in the attack? Can we play the ball forward and can we get forward? Join in the attack. Okay, if we're always playing sideways or playing the ball backwards, we're never going to create chances. We're going to have to resort to just kicking it up there because we don't have any creativity, but we don't have any courage or bravery on the ball. So if you're playing this midfielder here, you show for space, can you get turned? Can you play the ball forward? Can we play it into space? I'm not saying force the ball. If all of our guys are marked, okay, there's nothing wrong with keeping possession of the ball, moving, getting it back again, getting again, getting turned. Now can we play forward in a different way? Okay, if it's not on, I'm not just going to force it. I'm not going to try to play forward because that's what Dylan said to do in his videos. No, okay, I'm not saying force it, but I'm saying play direct whenever possible. So if this isn't on, there's absolutely nothing wrong with turning, playing that ball back, and then we switch, we go up the field the other way and we play forward. Okay, but when you get the ball at your feet, ask yourself, can I play forward? Can I go forward? Okay, that may mean playing a pass to someone in a better position. That may mean dribbling with purpose into the box.   Can I get forward right away? Okay, without hesitation, get forward, get in the box. So saying that, yes, we're saying we're playing forward, but also you getting forward. Okay, midfielders need to get forward. Full backs need to get forward. Even center halves need to get forward. We need to support the play. Okay, get forward. When where our team is attacking, can we get forward?  If you like this content, check out the Soccer Success Planner. You can download it for free. There's a link in the description below. And for advanced training, check out the Online Soccer Academy.  That's not my job. No, everyone gets forward. Everyone joins in the attack. Fullbacks get forward. Okay, so we can keep on playing forward. So I'm just going to stop there with that point. Point number two is be direct. Play forward whenever possible. Don't force the ball, but if the pass is on, play it forward. Don't be afraid of playing that forward pass because you might lose the ball. You need to take chances in order to score goals. So when you're getting on the ball, ask yourself, can I play forward? Can I get turned? Can I play forward? Can I join in the attack? Okay, so what was number one? Number one was play football. Play the game. It's meant to be played. That is passing, moving, using your skills. Don't just rely on kicking the ball forward and pressuring the opposing team. Number two is play direct. Play forward. Okay, play with urgency. Play to score goals from the first minute of the game. Don't wait to the 90th minute of the game and now we get on the ball. We have urgency. We're trying to play forward, getting crosses, playing through balls. No, do that from the first minute. Okay, play forward. Get on the ball, play forward. Try to score goals. That's the point of this game. In order to win, you got to score more goals than the other team. So if you do that from the first minute of the game, get on that ball. Look, can I play forward? Can I play forward? Yes, I can play forward. Go forward. Okay, so number two, be direct. Play forward. Finally, number three, the last point I want to leave with you in this video of tips for beginners is play defense. Now this may seem like a very foolish point. Oh, thanks for the great tip. But it's the truth. Okay, a lot of us aren't playing defense, especially if we're on the attacking side, say we're a winger or a striker or attacking midfielder. We're skipping out on that half of the game. We're leaving that to our teammates. But everyone needs to play defense.  Okay, the more you defend, the harder you defend, the more you will be involved in the play. I can guarantee you that. Okay, so obviously, our defenders are going to defend. Okay, they're good at that. That's why they're defenders. But everyone else needs to help out. Okay, so that means if I lose possession, you hear or even if I don't lose possession. Okay, so I'm a winger here and suddenly the opposing team has a ball. I'm not just going to watch I'm just say, Hey, good luck, buddy.  But can you come and help out? Okay, they're doing their job closing down. Oh, suddenly this guy gets turned. And look, you're here, you win the ball.  Well, guess what? Doing that defensive work got you on the ball. Now you're involved in the play. Now you can get that ball, pass, move, get back into space, play forward like we talked about, play football. Okay, so a couple things when defending. Don't just jog at this guy and say, yeah, like I said, I'm an attacker, I'm not going to defend really. Okay, be more intense with your defending. This guy has the ball. Can you get that ball? Can you get that ball as quickly as possible, especially when you're an attacker, if you can defend from the front pressure these guys, it's okay if he slips past you every once in a while, because you have your midfielders and your defenders back here to help you out. Okay, but pressure that guy. If he beats you, don't give up on it, backtrack pressure that again, win that ball. Now we play. Now we keep possession. Okay, if you are in any position where the ball is coming to someone in your area, okay, when he gets that ball, I don't want you to be here. I want you to be right on them. Okay, so playing defense is about anticipating and reading the play. When that ball comes into him, you should be right here. Boom, right on him right away. Okay, so I'm blocking passes. I'm forcing them to go backwards. I'm forcing them to make mistakes. Okay, if that ball is played in too loosely, or this guy's not going to the ball, I'm going to jump in in front of him and win that ball. Okay, so I could talk for hours about how to defend properly. And if you want more videos on defending, go to my YouTube channel and search defending or how to defend and you'll get some good videos there. But what I want to get at here is if you want to be more involved in the play, you want to be a standout player will work on your defense, defend harder, ask yourself, how can I win the ball back? Okay, now saying that if I am the left winger, I'm not going to run all the way over here to win the ball. I still need to keep my possession. But anytime the ball is over here, I'm going to do my part to win that ball back.  Okay, when he's on the ball here, I'm not just going to give him space and say, yeah, we're protecting our goal.  And now he's at an advantage. Okay, so close down that space quickly, force him to go backwards, and then your teammates are going to come help you out win possession of that ball. So let's stop that video for today, because I always talk way too long in these tactics videos, but tips for beginners, three valuable tips for beginners. One, play football, play the way the game was meant to be played. That means keeping possession of the ball, don't just kick it away, pass, move off the ball, use your skills to get out of trouble, use your skills to create chances. Number two, was play direct, be very forward with your play. Okay, so from the first minute of the game to the last minute of the game, especially if your team needs to score where you want to win the game, get forward whenever possible. Okay, so I don't want to be comfortable playing sideways all the time, playing backwards all the time. Whenever I can, I'm getting turned, and I'm trying to go forward, or I'm passing the ball to someone in a forward position, and then I'm joining in the play either overlapping, or supporting the play, I'm getting forward. Okay, be direct, play with urgency, play to score goals. And finally, one of the best tips I can give you as a beginner is work harder on defense. Okay, so work harder to pressure the ball. If your team is defending, work harder to get back. Do those simple things and you will be much more successful on the field. But like I say in all my videos, this knowledge, this information I've given you is absolutely useless. And yes, unless, unless you use it the next time you play. 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We've talked about precision and accuracy, and you can now begin to recognize sources of random and systematic error in your experiments. But when you take a measurement, or when you look at someone else's, how do you show the level of accuracy in the measurements? There are several ways. Here we'll look at the concept of significant figures, which will feature prominently in your work. Significant figures tell you about measurement error. Imagine you have a 50 gram mass. The value printed on the mass is 50G, 50 grams. But are you sure that's exactly 50 grams? It could be 46 grams, and they've just rounded it up to 50. In fact, it could be anywhere between 45 and 54 grams. Any of these values would round to 50 grams. So that measurement value has some uncertainty associated with it. Let's say it were printed 51 grams. This tells us something more. Now it can't be 46 anymore, because you can't round 46 to 51. But it could be between 50.5 and 51.4. That's at least tightened up the accuracy of our measurement. We now have a smaller range of error. OK, what if it were labeled 51.0 grams? This reduces the range of error even more. Now we know it's between 50.95 and 51.04 grams. And it's because that extra zero is specified after the decimal point. That zero says we measured this thing accurately enough to be sure that however you measure its mass, it's going to round to 51.0 grams. It might be 51.0398561 grams. It might be 50.99999 grams. But whatever it is, it's going to round to 51.0. OK, so the difference between those three values for the mass, 50 grams, 51 grams, and 51.0 grams, was the number of digits for which we were sure of the value. This is the basis of significant figures. Note that if we had absolutely no measurement error, then we could write the mass to an infinite number of decimal places. Exactly 51 grams would be written like that.


Hi, this is Jon Sarros with KELTV Sports, reporting at Edward Stadium, where 22-and-KEL women's soccer team took on No. 14 Washington State. First dangerous attack came at 11th minute mark, when No. 8 Emma Weston's shot just outside the box went straight into the keeper's hand. The Bears started the second half where they left off, with back-to-back-to-back shots with ooze and outs from the KELF fans. In the 59th minute mark, No. 3 Mia Corbin took her chance, but her shot hit the post and went out of bounds. And three minutes later, it was Washington State's shot would hit the post, keeping the game still level. Gifford-Desa connection was again in action in 76th minute, as KEL had its best chance so far in the game. No. 8 Emma Weston went for the header from Desa's cross, but Washington State goalkeeper made another crucial save to end the regulation tied. After 90 minutes, the score was still nil-nil, and we went to the overtime. After just two minutes into the overtime, the cruelty of the Golden Goal rule came into action. After a long throw in inside the box by the Cougars, KEL defense tried to clear it, but No. 3 of the Cougars was able to control the ball and take a shot to the far post, stunning KEL. After the overtime, the scoreboard showed 1-0 for the Cougars, marking KEL's second loss in a row. This is Jon Sarros with KELT Sports, signing off from Atver Stadium. Go Bears!


then I guess step three would be removers from your life, if we cause you pain and show no progression towards change. You wouldn't treat a neurotypical person like that, you wouldn't, I guess some people do, but you wouldn't in general treat their behaviors as something out of their control. It's important not to infantilize autistic people, not to treat them like children or treat them like they don't understand things. You need to treat them as an independent adult, and if they're not on it, if they don't act like an independent adult, and they really haven't done that work on themselves, then that's their problem. It's not your problem.


It's great. There's a lot of families that are new to the country, that's a foreign land and that are probably going through tough times and to have a collaboration between the Wanderers and the MRC is huge and having that social inclusion and where families and kids can venture out into the community and come to games and be a part of something is huge and it's great for them, it's going to benefit the families, the kids and also the club. Today's moments are very important for the groups that we work with, it gives them a sense of belonging, gives them a sense of inclusion, it gives them a sense of being part of the mainstream community as well and to have an organisation and a code like soccer and an organisation like West Sydney Wanderers supporting the event it gives it a prestige that otherwise it wouldn't have and these things are all great symbols and important for the community to be aware of. As you migrate into a new land you know you got to try to find a sense of belonging, a community you can be used to and then there's no other place to do that than West Sydney.