Hello, my name is Sunja Desanto. I'm a software engineer developer for the Galaxy project. I primarily work with the UI UX team, but I also do some backend stuff and some outreach.  And if you've never used the rule-based uploader, this is a great place for us to get started. There is an advanced tutorial that you can follow this up with, but we're just gonna work through the basic rule-based uploader tutorial for now. The rule-based uploader is a way for you to modify big data sets or big collections of data sets according to certain rules without needing to do it over and over and over again. It's scalable and reproducible. And when you're working with somewhere in the 10,000 range of data sets, it is impossible for you to modify that data according to a rule, the same for everything. So it's really useful. We're going to be using this tutorial here. So it's called the rule-based uploader. So you should be on the one that says rule-based uploader with John and Helena as authors. There are some, like I said, some prerequisites on dataset collections and managing your data. But as long as you've got some time working with Galaxy, you probably are okay there. If you've never used dataset collections, you might wanna check out the dataset collection tutorial as well. There are three different hands-on examples that we're going to work with here. One is gonna be uploading data sets with rules. The next one is gonna be creating a simple dataset list. And the last one is creating a list of dataset pairs. If you guys are ready with this tutorial up and whatever instance of Galaxy you're going to be using up, then we can get started. But you're going to definitely want to have the tutorial up in a tab because we're going to be copying and pasting datasets and data information into the block. And if you don't have this easily accessible, then it's gonna slow you down. So definitely if you have to pause here and pull up the link, do that, and then we can get started. So the first hands-on experience, we're gonna be just uploading datasets with rules. And it's got some information here. All the datasets that we're gonna be using for this tutorial are tabular. But that doesn't mean that the rule-based uploader can only handle tabular datasets. You can handle a bunch of other stuff, but tabular datasets just make a lot of sense here. So we're going to click on this copy button right here under the uploading datasets with rules section. And that's going to take this data and copy to our clipboard that way we can use it. Navigate to your Galaxy page and you're gonna click on the upload data button. But you don't just wanna paste it here. Instead, up at the top, we see these tabs. Usually you would just upload data as regular for the compositor collection, depending on what it is you're uploading, but we're gonna go to the rule-based uploader and we're going to leave this as upload data as datasets because that's what we're working on here and from this pasted table. So you just wanna paste your data in there and click build. Now you can see that we've got the data in here, but we don't need all of this data. And if you look up at the top, there's a warning here saying you can't move forward. You haven't specified a source comms. I'm gonna show you how to do all of that. So the first chunk, the first thing we're going to do based on the tutorial is get rid of this header. We don't need that information, right?  So the reason why we don't need this is it doesn't include any data. This is human accessible and it's telling us what these different columns are, but Galaxy doesn't need to know that. That's going to read this as another dataset. So we just wanna remove it. And we're probably gonna start, I think all three of the hands-on experiences doing that. So we're just gonna click apply and boom, we can see that the top row is gone. And we see also here in the rule builder, the list of rules that we've done, you can edit them if you need to. You can delete them, completely remove it and we see it pops back up. So it's always good to know. If we're wondering what did we do to get to the point where we're at, we have a record of it. And as we do more stuff, they'll just pop on there in order. The next thing we need to do is in order to proceed, in order to actually upload this, we need to rectify this problem. We need to specify our source column. Our source column is column D. This is the URL. But there is one other thing we are going to do here. We're also going to select column C as our name to name our data sets. And so we're gonna add or modify column definitions and then we're gonna add the definition for name as C and we're gonna add the definition of URL as D. So let's see how we do that on here. So we're gonna go to rules, add or modify column definitions, add a definition for the name and we want the names to be C because that is the unique name column. And we wanna add a definition for URL. When we do the URL one, that's not correct. We don't wanna leave it there. We wanna drop this down to D. We do the URL and we notice that error has gone away. The last thing we want to do is change the type. These are fast queue Thanger. And we've done everything we needed to do here. We can click upload and you'll see that it says it's working on uploading them but you can see in the history that now we've got six new data sets uploading and that they match up with that initial table that we had. But in the background there are going to fetch the data from this URL. Ta-da, you've used the rule-based uploader. We created just a simple, like six, was it six, I think? Six data sets from URLs and we modified our table a bit to make sure that we were fetching them in the right place and that we named them correctly. And then we were uploading extraneous data like that with column header. That's we're gonna work a little bit with collections. So if you haven't done anything using collections yet, now would be a good time maybe to pause here and go in and try the collections tutorial or to do just some reading on collections and data in Galaxy and what that means. But there's different types of collections in Galaxy and the ones we're gonna be working with in this tutorial are a data set list and then the next hands-on tutorial, the part of this tutorial is a list of data set pairs. So that's a list of pairs and this is just a simple list. For this one we're actually going to make a purposeful whoopsie, purposeful accident. We're going to copy our data but we're going to upload it as a regular paste load. So we're gonna do a paste fetch data and we're gonna paste it here just like that. Like, oh, we're adding some data. Uh-oh, we wanted to turn that into a collection and uh-oh, we put it over here. Well, that's not the end of the world. What we can do now is we can go to the rule-based uploader and we're going to upload the data as collections instead of data sets. So you got two options there. And then the loading, where you're going to load this tabular data from, there's a paste of table. That's what we did the first time where you just put the tape, the data in here, history data set or from the road files. In this case, we're gonna do it from somewhere else in our history and we're going to choose that last one that we uploaded. Let's wait for it to finish uploading. Ba-da-da, ba-da-da. You can pause here and you can pause here and wait for it. I'm gonna pause my video too. Mine is all uploaded now. So we're ready to continue. So we're going to upload data using the rule-based column, the rule-based tab. And I guess we're gonna upload from collection using a history data set and this new history data set or click built. Now you can see that we thought, again, some things that we need to resolve before we can proceed. We have to name the collection because collections have a name, specify the source column, which is still gonna be this column D and specify a column as a list identifier. But first, like we did with the last one, we wanna get rid of this top column. It doesn't, this top row, excuse me. This top row doesn't have any usable data for galaxies. We're gonna get rid of that first row. We're gonna apply and boom, that's gone. Again, we're going to go into rules, add a modifier, we're gonna add our URL as column D and we're going to add our list identifier as column C and that's just, again, the name. Modify, we're gonna add a list identifier as column C. We can apply and we can see our three rules so far. We still have one rule we haven't resolved and that's naming the collection. That's in a box down here. Enter a name for your collection. You can call whatever you want. I'm gonna call it this since that's a PRG, JDA 60709. If you wanna add the type, you can again, adding the type helps whenever you're uploading things. It's gonna make it easier for you to use the right tools. So add to type as early as you can in the box and this is possible. And that's it. This is ready. Our warning up here is gone. We've identified everything we need to do and we can just click upload. Again, it'll take a few minutes but you're gonna see now that the same six data sets are going to be encapsulated basically in this collection which makes them, it's a one data set that you need to one item from the history really that you need to to run a tool on or whatever. So like I said, if you're not sure what a collection is, if you never worked with collections, there are places for you to, there's another tutorial that exists about using collections that can help you figure out what they are, what they're used for and empower you to use them more frequently. That's gonna take a little bit of time as it's zoom. Again, it's going and fetching all of those data sets again. So while that's going, we're just gonna assume it's gonna turn green and it should. Now we're gonna work on creating a list of data sets here. So this is a different data sample this time. You know, the actual data looks different. Got a lot going on in these very long URLs here. And it's gonna be a different collection as well, the structure of it. Instead of just having a list, like being ABCDE of data sets, we're going to have a list of pairs. So we're gonna have a pair, a forward pair and a reverse pair and we're going through making these matches. And we're doing that all on the rule-based uploader. So if you've never done that in the regular paired list collection builder, just creating a collection of data sets might wanna go and refresh on that in a bit of a while. But if you're good, let's move on. We're gonna start again by copying our data. And this time I think we're gonna put it right into the rule-based uploaders, we're doing a rule-based, we're doing a collection from a pasted table and we're just gonna paste it in there, boom. Now it's built, but it's got, like you can see this column, which is our URL column is lengthy. And it's more than one URL actually. You can follow the link up to the point where you see a semicolon and then you see another link start. And that's because these are our forward and reverse pairs. So now we need to split this up. Okay, and this is gonna show you some of the really advanced data manipulation stuff that you can do with the rule-based uploader. We're gonna take this string and we're going to split it and create additional data sets here, but then we're going to pair with their partners. Like we did every other time, we're going to first start by getting rid of that top row. It's human readable, but we don't need it. It's not an actual data set. Then we're going to go to the rules menu and we're gonna identify our listed identifier as C, which is what we did last time as well. We just wanna know which one is the name. Okay, the list identified and we're good there. Now, if you've never done anything with regular expressions, don't get worried. This is straightforward and we give you the regular expression we need to match. But we're going to create a column matching an expression group. And that expression group is anything. That's what this is. The parentheses.start is anything that is semicolon followed by anything. And we wanna split that into two. So that's going to take this column D and that's going to split it into two columns. One with this part of the one URL, the first URL, and one with the other URL. So we're going to go to rules, click home. You don't, using a regular expression, excuse me. Using a regular expression from column D. You guys can feel free, I'm going to do it. I'm going to just copy that regular expression from here rather than accidentally mess up. If you know what you're working with, if you know your data set, then you're obviously going to be. And we want to create column, columns matching expression groups. And we want to, right? Cause there's two URLs in here. So apply and we can then come to the end of our data sets here and we can see that we have split column D into column E and column F, which has two, the two parts of each, of the URL. Next up, just to make it easier, press build CDs, we can delete column D. Why not? It's not useful to us anymore. We've extracted the data we need from it. So you can just click column D and apply, boom. Column D is gone. Now it got replaced by what was column E and column F. They shifted over. But column D that came in initially is gone. It's not in our field of vision anymore. Now we're going to split the columns because we've got this column D and this column E and we want to split them so that they create more data sets for us to use. We're going to split the columns that odd row columns are D and even row columns are E and click apply. The middle column, no, sorry, it's contender rule. I keep going to columns. And we're going to split columns D and E and we're going to apply. You can see now that if you look, you can see this was D and this was in E and has just popped them right below, one below each other. All the other stuff in the table here, C and B and A, they were common. It was just D and E, those two that were different. And so it just duplicated everything here and gave it a different URL, which is what we wanted. Now we've got our forward pair and our reverse pair and each is a separate item in our table. Now we just need to match them up. Now we're going to use a regular expression again to create columns matching our expression groups. And this one, again, you're going to want to copy the regular expression. This is anything followed by an underscore and then a number. Numbers can be one or two in our case because that's what we know, followed by a dot fast q dot gd because that's the ending for that link. And we want one group. Okay, so copy this regular expression for now. Gonna be helpful when we're going to using regular expression on column D. Okay, so either expression and we want to create a column for the expression replacement, I believe. Create columns matching expression groups. Create columns matching expression groups and we want one group, sorry. We'll take a reply. And what it did was it popped out these numbers. So now we know from the link, which is a reverse, so base one and base two. There's an option here to swap the columns D and E just so we can pull this forward. Why don't we go ahead and do it? Swap columns D and E and that's going to just switch the order for us that way we see the, well, the ones into the single digits here is more prominent than the actual link. This is going to be useful to create our pairs. And finally, we're going to go back to the rules and add or modify a column definition which is the paired end indicator, D or E. Add modify, we're going to add a paired end indicator of D. We can apply that and move on but one thing we're nearly at the end here and we still haven't said what our source column is. Now that we have a URL that is just one URL, we're going to add our URL and that is column E. You can click apply and we're almost done. We can add our type, the past QWGC and we can write our name with whatever name you'd like. I'm going to use this name here, PRJDB3920 and I'm going to upload. What I'm going to have at the end, and we can wait for this to finish loading, is a list of paired front end forward and reverse readers. There's all different kinds of paired end indicators, right? Some people use R1, R2, S or R, the whole word forward or reverse and to use any of these other ones, if your data comes in as R1, R2, you're just going to modify that last regular expression we had. So it pulls, it creates the column based on whatever it is that is your paired end indicator. We're going to have a list of these paired end indicators as pairs instead of just as individual and we can't see it yet. If you want to pause here, you can pause here and then we'll look at the result and then we're rarely done. We're almost there. All right, we can see that our collection is complete. We can click into it. We can see that we've got a list of items but each one is a pair with a forward reading and a reverse reading and so that's how that's split them up. Compared to the first list we created, the first collection where we just have data sets, there is no pair, we can click into them to see the data but we don't see any partner or pair forward or reverse read. That is the difference between the two collections we created. And like I said, if you want to learn more about collections, there's a whole collections tutorial, I think it's linked area using data set collections. That's it, we're done. Here at the bottom is a feedback. If you want to add some information to help us make things better, that'd be great and we would really appreciate it. Hopefully you feel now a little more empowered to use the role-based uploader. Like I said, there is a follow-up advanced role-based uploader tutorial and you can find that at the bottom of that tutorial as well it's called role-based uploader colon advanced. Maybe at least you feel empowered enough to try that tutorial and learn more and then start slowly incorporating that into your music galaxy. I hope you guys have a good day, enjoy the rest of your training if you have more and I look forward to seeing you again in the future. Have a great day, bye-bye.


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Post-traumatic stress disorder is an anxiety disorder that occurs after the individual has experienced a traumatic event in their lives. Depending on the severity of the event, the trauma can range from mild to intense. I've recently had personal experiences with mild PTSD due to complicated family dynamics. I'm still in the process of healing, but on this journey of moving forward, I want to spread awareness and explore the different types of PTSD with all of you. Whether you're still battling PTSD after many years or have a fresh emotional wound, know that everything you've endured up to this point is still worth fighting. After this video, please be sure to also check out our video on how to cope with it. Here are 5 types of PTSD. 1. Normal Stress Response The normal stress response occurs when adults experience one distinct event that disrupts their entire life. 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We have this idea for a case study which was presented already two months ago in the Zagreb meeting so most of you have seen this presentation, you have been at this workshop. The structure is here, we are dealing with another type of action which is snow loading and the structure considered is steel roof of a stadium. You might remember that there have been some collapses in central Europe a couple of years ago due to heavy snow. This is not only the heavy snow which was the reason for that but also the reduced resistance of the roofs. Well, we have to link the case study and I think it's a good idea to link the stadium case studies to some kind of framework but this is under development. I will present the results we presented also in Zagreb and also I will talk about some improvements, some conclusions and recommendations since I am a member of the working group 5 dealing with implementation into practice. Let's say you have to look at what kind of monitoring one has and this is already distinguished in the standards like permanent monitoring, periodic monitoring, spot monitoring. The issues which are dealt with in the standards are also described so I don't want to go into detail into that. Improvements which are necessary are acceptance and decision criteria because you might have some decisions which can be related to a prolongation of the lifetime or to the use of the structure for a certain event and these standards and improvement must be compatible to the other standards which are used in practical design. The idea came from as I said before from damages on roof in the Czech Republic and in Bavaria in the year 2006 due to heavy snowfalling and classical steel roofs have collapsed. The case study here is the roof of a stadium which has a cantilever system. It's a consequence class 3 structure. You know the Eurocodes are classifying the structures according to the consequences of failure of the three classes. The most dangerous class is the class number 3. The snow load is higher 33% compared to the code which was used at the design stage. We can have an online monitoring as it is used for the snow depth and there are sensors doing that described in the literature. One can define a limit state for bending, for exceeding the resistance of the structure and also monitor or use information about the variability of the influencing parameters like the yielding strength of the steel, the model uncertainty, the shape factor for the snow load and what is very important, the density which is a function of the snow depth. D is a snow depth. If you measure the snow depth, this is the easiest way of doing that and this is very well done in the practice. You will have a function of the reliability as a function of the snow depth. So if the snow depth is increasing, the reliability will decrease and you might also have the influence of the variability of important parameters like in this case of the shape factor me which is, there is a lot of work on the shape factor. But you have also what we were looking in the last two months, we found out that there are also direct measurements of the snow load so you don't need to measure the snow depth. We have early warning systems and patterns for such kind of, this is about half a meter by half a meter but they are also bigger one, two meters by two meters and you can put this, they are costing some money, 7,000 euros and you can put usually the owners put one or two of these warning systems for excessive roof loads on roofs. So the benefits which we will have, it can be for example a concert like Guns and Roses are here, it is not snowing but it is a big concert so you can have the benefit. If you use the stadium, you will have of course tickets, you will earn money but on the other hand you have the risk that something will happen so you have the consequences in case that something will happen so you have benefit versus consequences for the temporary use of structures so you have to use acceptability criteria for temporary use of structures which is not exactly the same as you will use for a 50 years period of design of a structure. So you will come out by some, if you define this criteria so you will see the influence of your information out in the ratio between benefit and cost of failure so you will see under what conditions your target reliability for this temporary use is covered. For example if you use a 3.8 here as acceptable value you will see under which condition of the ratio benefit versus cost this is covered. And again here you will see under which measured snow depth this acceptable criterion is fulfilled so you need some acceptable criterion also for your reliability level to see if this is fulfilled and if the structure can be used for the event. You can do it again as I said not through the snow depth but through the direct measurement of the snow load which has a reduced uncertainty. In addition you can use other type of information as we discussed in Zagreb survival of a high snow load satisfactory past performance of your structure so you can do updating of the limit state. You may have deformation also measurement again and updating of the limit state and you can also use weather forecast where you can use data of forecast of wet snow on the top of the existing snow depth. So just going into the possibilities for monitoring you may have weather stations you can use weather station data you can use snow depth measurements and you can also use direct snow load measurements. You may combine of them they have different cost so you can use the theoretical aspects. Discussing the past here so you have these three options you may combine you may use that you have however to be as a structure engineer to identify critical members where to put the sensors where to measure you have to identify through the target reliability the threshold values and you may also consider the robustness aspects which means system reliability aspects of your stadium roof. So this is the state of the situation we have of course we are open for discussion and we have to see the compatibility with the other case studies where we need this improvements especially in view of the implementation into guidelines as I mentioned before. So I would like to close here I don't want to repeat the more details which were presented and also have been published in the workshop in Zagreb. Thank you very much. Questions for clarification? You said the benefits are the set of the tickets. The cost? The cost. Yes you have the cost of monitoring you have the cost of the failure cost are the most considerable cost. This is a boy I have to go into details then you have costs which are economical costs and of course human life. Human life is through the societal willingness to pay criteria which we use. We are using numbers this is used in the new ISO document which number is the ISO document 2394 2394 and we can combine that. It's a document which is now very modern one which is also used for deriving targets in the future Euro codes. It's reflecting also the actual economy of the country. It depends on the LQI principle and this is the idea behind it. Thank you very much. So we can discuss more questions further on. I think the important yes I completely agree is to see the whole thing how can we integrate with it.


And away from the House of Reps to BIOS, a state where the government has finalized plans to host its first-ever Education Summit. The Commission of Education in the State, General MLI, said the summit would help generate ideas that would see to the formulation of policies aimed at repositioning the education sector of the state in the next 15 years. The BIOS State Education Summit was born out of the government's desire to overhaul the sector, to meet modern standards, having made huge investments in the past 12 years. Former President Gulak Jonathan will join other keynote speakers to share useful information and strategies aimed at improving the standard of education in BIOSA. The summit was conceptualized by the Ministry of Education and will hold from Monday 7th to a Thursday 10th, February 2022. A society places more emphasis on both soft and hard skills and science and technology to drive both work and existence. It's imperative also for educational focus to shift to more of technical and vocational education and training science, technology, engineering, and marks that stand. And other modern approaches are the primary, secondary, and tertiary levels to ensure the provision and sustenance of quality of education that meets global standards. BIOSA is among states running free education for public, primary, and secondary schools with modern-day infrastructure, but the government is open to ideas that will transform the sector. We are aware that this paradigm shift will greatly require the expertise of individuals, educationists, civil society organizations, institutions at the national, regional, continental, and global levels to provide support and guidance for partnerships and collaborations towards achieving the much greater goal of providing quality, affordable, and sustainable education through prudent allocation of human and increasingly scarce public resources. The Education Commission has also reiterated the government's commitment to the provision of quality teachers to schools, as well as their training. Jesse Acey for Plus TV Africa. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


And Jeff, first off, just what do you see from your new teammate and Lamarca soldiers out there getting the first action? I mean, what I've been seeing throughout the years, him being dominant on the post, you know, great passability. The fine guys on the perimeter, he's B-doubled. So he just adds a different dynamic to what we've been doing.  You know what you're capable of. How did it feel to get off to such a fast start and set the tone physically earlier? It felt great. It felt great. You know, that's what we look forward to each game.  We got stops. We defense turned into offense. And, you know, that's how we were able to get rolling. Brian Lewis with the New York Post. Hey, Jeff, circling back to your answer on Lamarca. I mean, obviously, everybody knows what his resume is and everybody knows what his game is, but to not play at all for a month and to have never played with this group, are you surprised at how quickly he jumped right into it? No, he's a professional. He's a professional. I'm pretty sure during this time off, he did what he needed to do to get his body right. I'm sure he worked out and, you know, made sure he was prepared for whatever role he was coming into for whoever he was signing with. So, you know, L.A. has been a true professional since day one, and I know it wasn't going to change when he had to take that time off. So, he came in prepared. Greg Logan with Newsday. Jeff, in the second period, Lamarca's had a stretch where he either scored or assisted on 15 straight net's points, and that's where you guys kind of took control. Is it kind of amazing to see the difference he can make after sitting out for a month? Is it amazing to see?  You know, it's great to have him on our team, I can say that. You know, like I said, he has a different dynamic being a post threat that we can throw the ball down to in a post, and with the weapons we have, it's going to be tough for teams to figure out whether or not they want to double because of the shooters that we have. So, like I said, L.A. is a true professional. He has a different dynamic to our group, so, you know, I'm glad we have him.


My name is Carolyn Sloan and I'm the Director of Clean Air and Climate Policy at the Business Council for Sustainable Energy and we are a trade association made up of energy efficiency, natural gas, and renewable energy companies. We're a broad base so we represent everyone from utilities to independent power providers, energy service companies, manufacturers, so a wide range of clean energy services and technologies. We support any policies that drive the deployment of our clean energy technologies, so whether that is appropriations policies, clean energy tax credits, climate policies, anything that drives the use and widespread use of our clean energy technologies. So we love the Expo and we've been here I think every year since it started, one because we really love to support ESI, they're a really strong partner of ours. We also support our members who are also here exhibiting and it's a really great opportunity to network with other clean energy professionals to share the information that we have and that's mainly in the form of our Sustainable Energy in America Fact Book which we produce every year with Bloomberg New Energy Finance and as a broad look at the energy sector in the United States so it's a great opportunity to share that data, to network with other clean energy professionals and just have a good time with ESI.


All right, folks, we are back. Good morning and welcome on back for all of us on social media, Facebook Live, LinkedIn, X, et cetera.  So hey, great to have all of us here collectively. So going into the day today, we have Traders Talk, our weekly workshop that's coming up later on this morning at 11 a.m. So I'll make another quick reminder here at the end of this meeting. But for any of our members on social media, that's really the best outlet as far as learning more about our strategy. Aside from joining us inside our live trading room. So we encourage you to join us just for a full week. But if you're new to CTU, if you're still getting your feet wet, and of course, if you're inside a group right now, certainly feel more than free to send over any questions or trades right to my email address. I wrote that inside the trading room at least a bit earlier. I'm gonna post that in your stream as well, just my email there, josh at ctutrading.com. Again, if you're Wendy, Grant, Michael, Brad, you certainly got my email already. I encourage you to send over any trades or questions early. Hey, whoever sends them first gets the answers first, right? So no, just for anyone that sends them in later on, I'll have the better chance to write back over email or maybe over private chat later throughout this afternoon. But again, Traders Talk, that's coming up later on up this morning at 11 a.m. Now, ANGH just before had a nice little pop, like a second wind type of move compared to the pop it had after 7 a.m. So I was hopeful to see this make a much better run. We had resistance on the order book and on book map at 275, but you don't want to discount a 50 cent level, and that's just something here, that's what happened. So it moved up to 250. It didn't even make like an ugly shake at first. It was consolidating around that price there for a little bit, giving it a tough go. But where we had on book map right here, and it was more so from the morning, we were looking to see this trying run up high or make a move potentially up to 275, just to stall it out at 250, right? It broke over the V-Bop, that's where we were hoping to see support build from there. We actually had an iceberg on the buy side showing up at the time before this had popped. So things were looking good until they didn't look good, right? So it's just to say what happens when you take your foot off the gas pedal for a car, well, it just slows down. For a stock, it slows down, and then it goes into reverse for you. So the ANGH trade, it's up off of some news this morning. I saw it just a moment ago here. Looks like they got a, they received a $50 million cash investment from OSN Group, private company, I guess. No other stuff there with the headline, but nevertheless though, it's up like 42%. It's got good volume on the book here. Don't get me wrong. I'm gonna add this to our list. It's hard for me not to, just to begin. ANGH, who's on our pre-market list. It's gonna be on our main morning watch list now. But if you were to ask me what the direction of this stock is like over the last 30 minutes, you know, better make a pop soon to make a higher high for this to be a higher low building. But if not, then you can't really say like too much upward. Like, yeah, it's up 40%. Yeah, it's coming off good news, but the last 30, 40 minutes here, yeah, moved up and now it's moving down. So you can't necessarily guarantee like another run up on this trade. We'll put it on our list to start. That's for sure. Hey, if you're joining us later on this morning in Traders Talk, our weekly workshop, we're gonna be going over a trade CDIO here. So I actually had covered this just yesterday on Bookmap, on Bookmap's YouTube channel. So take a look at that as well while you're at it. But at least from yesterday, I wanna recap this trade more in our workshop. Stock had popped up pretty nicely in pre-market, trending upward, leading into the nine o'clock move, 9.30, fell a tiny bit flat prior to the open, but you can't really tell me that direction. It is down before the opening bell. So we wanna follow that consistent trend and over time it pulled back, but we ended up seeing the higher lows continue to build, moved up nicely. So CDIO, great trade from yesterday. What goes up does come back down though. Yesterday's runner is now our top percent loser here today or one of them, CDIO. So I'm gonna actually just put this on our side list. I'm not really intending on following this much at all today. If it ends up making one more pop up for us, then I'll give it a second look at that stage, but we're talking ifs and maybes there. So right now we're gonna pass on that. It's not really looking good at all. But again, we'll cover this one more so in our workshop, traders talk at least later on this morning. Now, let's really just run it from top to bottom because I tell you, we're still in holiday week. You're obviously Thanksgiving. If you were outside the United States, you're closed on Thursday, not just the stock market, but obviously C2 here. No, with that, we're gonna be back Friday. You'd think, well, hey, market's not really doing too much. It's a half day. There's still gonna be some people there. So we're gonna be open at least as normal in the morning on Friday. And then we'll close on a half day at least at one o'clock. But it's just to say there's not really too much out there news related. There isn't a video earnings out of all things coming up, I think today, if not mistaken. So that's like the only thing that I think a lot of traders are kind of like looking at. There's the Fed minutes meeting today, tiny smaller Fed meeting actually today that ends at 2 p.m. So there should be some hesitation before that. That's what I'm telling you, there's not gonna be really too much that's gonna be too tempting for me this morning. I hope I'm wrong with that. And as I've been talking, I hope that there's been a stock that has topped up really well. What we'll do is just again, go from top to bottom here. Getting stocks like this on the gainers list though. It's very spotty and like basically no one on the order book right now in pre-market. We're being slow right now at trade station again. Huh, I'm being slow. I get, I feel it already. S-Y-M, just a little expensive, popped nicely in the after hours yesterday. Maybe that was earnings related, but don't really follow the company too much. C-A-N-F, this stock I was a little leery of in the morning, this morning in pre-market. I didn't put it on our list. I've seen this pop and drop too many times for my liking over the years. And with that, yeah, it didn't really do much. So I'm happy with that decision. Does it mean that it's not going to pop? Does it mean that it can't pop at some point today? No, I mean there's a chance and hopefully the bigger issue on this trade is still the liquidity. You would really hope for such a cheap trade here in pre-market, it's still up 15%. Like why hasn't this filled in more? So you definitely hope for it to at 930 when the market opens up. Let me just even check to see if there's any news out on this stock. I didn't even care to do that earlier. So yeah, there's a little headline out here in regards to like participation of a phase two liver cancer study, treated I guess one of the drugs, but on a day like today, I guess we're kind of forced, right? I'll add this to our list in hopes of the order book filling in a lot more than what it's at right now. But if it doesn't, then I would just pass. It's a pop and drop stock, meaning that don't get caught on the way down.  Same with INVO, we had our fun on INVO for maybe a day a couple of weeks ago and just hasn't really done a whole lot since. It's up 13% today, it's near two bucks, but basically where it was yesterday, right? It was like around 190-ish. All right, so again, later on this morning, if that could pop and show us better movement, more conviction, then we'll call it out. Ah, I gotta go to Dick's Sporting Goods here at some point over the week. Hanukkah, can I get some gifts? Dick's Sporting Goods though, probably earnings related as well. I just had a nice pop, a little expensive for us and just normally don't have good volume on the book. I'll tell you, in comparison, apples to oranges here, AMD to Dick's Sporting Goods. Just check what happens after the market opens up, at least the book is a little thin for AMD here right now in pre-market, but take a look at 930. See what the order of book looks like for $120 stock, AMD versus 127 Dicks because this doesn't really have good volume in general throughout the trading day, throughout the regular session whereas AMD for as expensive as it is really does. So that's kind of like the reason why I follow AMD a lot more. Obviously same with Tesla too and Coinbase to a good degree as well. Hey, ABVC Christmas Tree Pattern, there we go. Talking Hanukkah, we got Christmas coming early too. Look at that, nice Christmas tree there but what goes up comes back down and just look at the daily chart, come on. History can repeat itself definitely.  This thing's garbage, CNTB is on our pre-market list. This actually had good volume on the books. Saying if this can make a high or high, hopefully this can make a pop after 8 a.m. never did but at least I'd rather follow something with better liquidity there at the time. This is still a loser now. It looks like this was on a nice run-up over the last several days, last a couple weeks of that and yesterday it pulled back or even at that Friday pop and drop then yesterday it gapped up and then tanked and then obviously now it looks like it's only gonna drop more now at this stage. I've definitely passed on the CNTB here for the meantime. Had a call out from one of our traders in her room and you know, hey, we were familiar with COSM so I was actually looking forward to looking at this chart seeing what it would look like but obviously much like ABVC, Christmas trick, right? This might be more of like the Burj Khalifa here. Even a sharper pop up and down. All right, so what else we got here folks? AI, wow, actually that's right. So on top of everything with chat GPT, like OpenAI, that company in Microsoft if you've been into that over the weekend, this company, C3AI, it just completely got crushed yesterday afternoon. It was as soon as we finished up the meeting, as soon as I finished up the afternoon meeting at 2.30, this thing just got smashed and that's where I told our students here in the chat board like, we always say start and stick with the watch list but folks, when we get something dropping this much and trading this much volume within the first two, three candles added to the list.  So what was the news out on this thing? It was trading lower, following a report suggesting the company, this company here, cut jobs last week. So it looks like that for cost savings and performance issues it looks like altogether. So led to a big drop off. It's up like 3% here today but just because it's up right now, it's coming off bad news. So little dead cat bounce overnight but I'm not really too interested in it here for a long or short, really anything as much, hard to borrow as well. But, you know, again, very, very situational. If this ends up making a very strong pop after the first five, 10 minutes of the open pops up on our scanners again, we'll call it out and we'll look at it there but for right now, we're not gonna put it on our main list. All right, so with that, tell you there is not much that has been really too eye-catching for us here. We got the ANGH, we got the CANF, those are the only two stocks I felt good with putting on our main watch list. Anything else from our students here? Like we're just saying retailers down but I don't know if that's just more of a call out for the sector. I'm not gonna really like focus on them unless they're like really down big and beat up bad, bad, bad. Macy's here, oh boy, trade station. We are slow today, sheesh. Calls down 5%. You know, 5% down 5%.  You know, potentially just, you'd want the order book to fill in a lot more and overall, we'll keep it on our side list at least. But if anything, coals wouldn't be terrible because it's down like 5% plus but let's hop over to the loser side and have the chance to do that just yet. So let's see if there's anything looking just as good if not better from here. There's our coals right there on the loser's list, number 11 technically on my scan. There is the AEO down even more. Just got crushed, looks like lightly off their own earnings too. All right, so AEO, I'll at least add just out the gate because it's down so much and you certainly hope for the order book to fill in a lot more here but it's just more kind of down and this is directly coming off of news of its own like the earnings. Yeah, AEO looks like, looks like they beat earnings and they beat year over year. So there's gotta be more to it than that. So I'm sure that they ended up losing compared to the estimates for this given quarter but year over year they show double obviously down 15% or so. Yeah, so AEO I'll add but otherwise let's see if there's anything from our scan here one last go around. Nothing, nothing right here you could tell. That's fun. Hey, I did my job. We went through pretty much everything right there folks. Again, last call at the horn. Let me know if there's anything else looking good. Got RBR joining us. I thought that was actually another member on YouTube that's actually a routine member here joining us. One of our students in fact, but a trader R8R, I gotta get new contacts there. Sorry, the trader R8R saying G-PAC Benzinga under one under a dollar, it's up 46%. Yeah, I mean I popped up pretty nice and actually up over a dollar. So if it actually stuck a lot better over the last few minutes it would have been a hell of a call out but much like the other trades it's the Christmas trades, the Burj Khalifa. All right, so with that said I think that we know the theme, right? We know the theme for today. It's a pop and drop day. We got the Fed minutes meeting at 2 p.m. Got traders talking 11 o'clock this morning. Stay tuned for that.  I'll be coming up at 11 o'clock Eastern time. We encourage you to join us inside our live trading room to get the full edition of that including all of the previous recordings that we've done week over week. So if you're on YouTube for trader R8R feel free to scan that QR code inside the stream there on the top left get you access to our live trading room get you access to our instructors, myself included obviously Fausto away this week but he'll be back next week and you'll have the chance to speak with him specifically. So we look forward to seeing you there and otherwise for all of our students in the cyber group give me a split minute here folks gonna refill up on water will be good to go coming up in just a bit. Yes, Mike I had made mention of that at the very top of this meeting you got the Fed minutes meeting here this afternoon 2 p.m. Eastern time, 2 p.m. So probably some hesitation I was saying there at the top. Chuck saying cold one of his side list ticker is ETF but natural gas trying to inch up a little bit it's up like 2% not really too much there but you know, hopefully pops are chucked there but otherwise folks we got three on our list nothing too special. I would take ease here heading into the morning I really wouldn't look to overshoot anything or just jump into something to jump in today is not the day for that sit on your hands especially the first five minutes and we'll go from there. All right folks, we'll talk to you all soon. Take care.


Productiveness, every virtue has a material application and a spiritual application. A material application of productivity seems to be pretty straightforward, right? You produce the stuff that you need in order to survive.  Clothing, shelter, food, and everything else. But it's more than that, right? It's not just, and objective aesthetics is very clear about this, life is not just to be lived okay, right? Life is not just to be lived, you know, having water and food and shelter and whatever. But human needs, human wants and human needs are endless. So it's the ongoing continuous production of material values that is productiveness. It's in a sense never settling. It's always being engaged in that process of creation. It's what? You know, to a large extent makes us human. That process of creation, that process of production, that process of manifesting our ideas. Intellectual ideas, artistic ideas, you know, scientific ideas, production ideas, business ideas. Manifestation of all the ideas in reality, that's what gives them a reality. That's an essential part of what it means to be human. It's to produce, it's to make it whatever level of ability you have. To make and to produce guided by your reason, again, at whatever level of ability you have. It's that taking your ideas and applying them to reality. Whether you're a street sweeper or nuclear engineer on entrepreneur in Silicon Valley, is the use of the mind, applying it to a problem and solving that problem in reality out there. Creating something, building something, making something, doing something different. And that's what life is about. And that's what work should be about. It should be about producing, creating, making, applying one's reason. It's so sad. It's so sad and we get the spiritual element. The spiritual element is even more dramatically so. To see people just going through the motions. In a sense, negating being a human being. Just acting like an animal, doing what they're told. Not engaging their mind in the activity they're involved in. Not engaging their mind in making the world around them. It's one way or another, a better world. So being productive, creating, building is an essential, essential virtue in objectivism. And what is the purpose? Virtues after all are actions. Actions that lead to the good life. Actions that lead to happiness. Actions that lead to the attainment of values. What is the primary value? What is the central value that productiveness is targeted at achieving? Well, in a sense, it's necessary for the achievement of all values. You need to produce in order to consume. You need to produce in order to achieve the value of reason. Because you're using rationality in production. So rationality is the recognition of reason as a means of knowledge, a means of survival. So productiveness really is a way, and of course it's a necessary means of attaining self-esteem. And we'll get to that in a little while. But the one thing that it's really directly related to is the value of purpose. I had my book opened to a particular passage and of course that's gone. Purpose. Purpose is one of the objectives called no values. Reason, purpose and self-esteem. Purpose means that you have a goal in everything in mind, in life. That you have a higher care values that you are actively working to pursue. That you have something in mind in every activity that you engage in in life. That it's not random, that it's not whatever you feel like doing. That it isn't just cruising through life. That there actually is a focal point, a purpose, a direction, a goal. That all your activities are leading towards. Right? So I'm gonna retry, try to find this section that I lost. Right? It's gone. Alright. I wanted to quote something about purpose. Alright. Okay, doesn't matter. So in every activity in life, in everything we do, we should have a purpose and a goal. Think of how it would work. Everything he does, even when he's relaxing, is purposeful. The purpose might be to properly relax. And what does it take to properly relax? And how does one properly relax? And with whom does one choose to properly relax or go on vacations? They have a good time. That's not random. That too is essentialized. Everything in how it works life is in a sense goal, purpose, directed. If you think about all the heroes of Ayn Rand's books, think about Ayn Rand. She came to the United States young girl with nothing, with some English, but nowhere near the kind of knowledge of the English language that would allow her to write a novel like Atlas Shrugged. Everything in her life from the moment she arrived in America until the publication of Atlas Shrugged was targeted towards the publication of Atlas Shrugged, even though she didn't have Atlas Shrugged in mind. But she knew she had to learn English because she wanted to be a writer. She knew to write and write and write and figure it out and become a better and better writer and use English and study English and learn English and know English. Read and write, read and write, read and write. Even if she had to do jobs that were relatively meaningless to her, still productive, she was still real good at them, but that allowed her to earn enough money so she could in the evenings really, really devote herself to a true productive activity, which was writing. So she worked as a clerk in the World War Department, became head of that department, but that was just a means to a proper productiveness goal which was the writing. But everything, everything was focused towards one productive purpose, right? And so purpose, this idea that we have to have a purpose in all that we do. We have to have a reason to do it. We have to have a goal to which we're striving towards. And it can be happiness. Happiness is the outcome from achieving one's values. Happiness is not something you drive towards. Happiness is what happens to you. It happens to you, sounds too passive. It happens within you when you exercise your virtues to attain your values. It's the outcome. It's the consequence, right? I mean, here's a quote that Phoenix has put up on the chat. The man of purpose defines explicitly his abstract values and then in every area, this specific object, he seeks to gain the values and the means by which to gain them. So whether it's object, whether it's knowledge, whatever it is. In every realm of your life, romantic realm, your career, we'll talk about career in a minute, your family, how you treat your kids, your vacation, every one of those realms. You should know what you're trying to achieve. You should know what you're striving towards. You should figure out what will lead to you achieving and succeeding in order to achieve your goals. And you should make those as explicit as you can. Now you can't always because it involves the future and involves uncertainties. But to the extent you can, you figure it out, you plan and you create a hierarchy of values based on how important they are in achieving your purpose, in achieving your goals, in achieving your values. So productive activity, productive activity is at the end of the day where we spend most of our life, most of our time. And there's a spiritual value for that. There's an existential reason for that because many of us still need to work all of our lives to produce income, all of our lives in order to sustain all the other values that we want. A home, a computer, you know, the opera, all the other things that require us to sustain income. But even if you become fabulously rich because of your work, why then do people continue working? Because it's the one area of our life in which we apply reason consistently. We're always challenged mentally. Our minds are always being challenged. We're always pushing ourselves. We'll always have the opportunities to be creative, to do new things, to push the envelope. That's why wealthy people continue working. Because it's fun, and this goes to the spiritual aspect of productiveness. Because it's the application of reason, because reason is such an important value. We have to exercise it. We have to challenge ourselves. We have to push ourselves. And when we do that, when we push ourselves and exercise our reason and achieve and succeed and attain values, what is the reward for that? Well, that's the third cardinal value that Iron Man identifies, right? That's self-esteem. So when we apply reason to purpose, apply reason to purpose, we get self-esteem. And our self-esteem allows us, because we're confident in ourselves, we feel at home in this world. That allows us to take on even bigger challenges. That allows us to push ourselves even further in terms of our career, in terms of our purpose, and in terms of applying reason, applying our rationality, our minds to greater and greater challenges, greater and greater things, you know? Like I'm trying to do with this podcasting stuff and radio stuff and all these shows, right? Taking it to the next level. Taking it to the next level. You guys are cheating. You're looking up the Iron Man lexicon on the purpose. You know, I'm thumbing through OPA. See OPA? Right there. OPA. The camera doesn't work quite right. There we go. So you should all be reading OPA.


Brian What's going on folks? This is Jacob Schupfield in for Tom O'Brien. He will be back tomorrow Let's take a look at what we got going on. All right first thing CPI was obviously higher today. We'll take a look at that higher than anticipated The 10-year Treasury rate right now is 4.17 percent We have the ES mini trading down about two percentage points right now the Russell off almost 5% trading down 4.6 percent NQ's down 2.18 the Dow futures down roughly 2% as well the gold contract on its way down trading at 2005 right now obviously had a few days of well, let's just say basically today Huge volume to the downside here Pretty impressive on that take a look at silver down equally about 3% I'm gonna take this off the two week Looking at copper that is also down although moderately trading down point five two percent and then crude oil We're actually up today trading seventy seven seventy two a barrel. That's on the futures contract We'll take a look at the dollar You know we've been pretty consistent that 104 level and it looks like we're making our way up at least to touch The 105 level in the dollar meta down 166 today Let's take a look at the spy as well Trading down about 2% were 491. You were in the den. Tom was also talking about the spy. He says But basically 49 to 42 in the spies where that has he says the fat lady sings and we'll see what we can do at that pullback level Would be Kind of interesting to see it pull back to that because I feel like that would be a perfect spot to get in I mean we've been making all-time highs consistently This is on the idea that we're gonna see some kind of rate cut at some point this year Obviously CPI was pretty rough and we can let's look at it, right? Because I had been speaking I think in the beginning at least of January There was some news that would suggest Volatility in energy prices, right? Which is not included in the core CPI, but still it would have contributed to a higher CPI We actually didn't see as big of a jump in Kind of crude is it's kind of I expected right as the days went on you saw a lot of stability of course trading up like 77 now But we were hanging around that 72 level in crude oil and actually what really Contributed to higher CPI today Was the core so let's take a look here and can talk about it All right, so obviously food and energy get cut out of the core CPI just because it's volatile Really your big moves here were food away from home up 5.1 percent. We spoke about that a little bit especially when we were talking about the comments that the Donald's CEO had made right that you know prices are just going higher and we need to really figure out What to do about that limited service meals and snacks up 5.8 percent. That's a 12 month percentage change all these figures are Okay, so we had some movements up in these Natural gas piped actually down 17.8 percent gasoline all types down 6.4 percent now This is of course on the 12 month and then fuel oil down 14.2 percent Over the 12 month percent change one of the highest contributors To this kind of weighting that we saw today shelter up 6 percent rent rent up 6.1 percent owners equivalent of rent Residences 6.2 and then what blew my mind really is motor vehicle insurance And now I think at the end of last year. We were really talking about that quite a bit But even on my end I got hit twice on increase to my premium because I moved and Just my age as well, it's pretty insane, so you know if we take a look at We had going on it was 3.1 percent total and then it's actually something like 3.4 percent on the core Which is you know intense, right? So I mean you have this like actual You know pressing issue that's not just due to volatile products It'd be interesting to see you know you had Powell said at the last Fed meeting That they need to wait to gather more data before they can make a decision on rate cuts it for sure was it going to occur in March or anytime before then and You know again, I think the problem is this pushes out the horizon as I've been saying right? So so what does it mean for the market making these all-time highs? I mean, I think you're seeing this in the pullback currently, right? And people are going to try to probably position and I say people as in like these large investors Probably have to kind of figure out how they want to pivot themselves on this speaking of things that really weren't Super hit in any capacity. I mean the video is only down point eight two percent today still cooking strong at seven sixteen I want to see what arms doing because I haven't checked it this week So down pretty significantly as well at seventeen point eight four percent You know you had big investment from soft bank on this they that really contributed to the increase in the price You know that can be worrying sometimes But I would say with arm to is this is the only company that's making these chips, right? And this is the stuff that goes into your phones I Mean that's obviously a pretty significant drop of course following a pretty significant rise and we're still shaking out Far above where we're at trading around this seventy three seventy four dollar area You know before this shoot up and then subsequent pullback I'm going to be following this for the rest of the week and kind of seeing you know what the market wants to do with that anyways pretty Pretty insane movement in the market today. You're talking a little bit about that car insurance premium Because I was curious about this as well and there was a bunch of articles going on regarding all of it So let's talk about this American motorists are spending less on fuel than a year ago But any savings are likely to be being basically absorbed by soaring car insurance premiums Although price at the pump in December were nearly 2% lower than a year ago auto insurance rates jumped 20% over that same period This is of course from that Labor Department data That was released on Thursday of last week insurance coverage for outpace the rate of inflation Rising six times faster than consumer prices overall last year and that was the thing when I when the agent called me He was like hey man. Yeah, it's just like inflation and that and you move so you're getting hit twice But you know I wanted to kind of give him a hard time even though it's not really his fault and be like well You know I'll go look somewhere else then but you're not competitive I mean for the coverage that you know I need and everything and you're not Gonna get anything lower and it's kind of a shame with that several factors driving up the cost of car insurance including lingering issues from the pandemic vehicles are more expensive and costlier to repair and Then inflation also drives up the cost of computer components and other parts required for repairs And this is only going to get more complex right these additions to different kind of like edge computing on the computer on the car I Mean you're gonna see a lot of weird things in the coming years on that I could talk a little bit about that Maybe at the end of the show Anyways also a shortage of mechanics is a huge thing as well folks. 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what's up guys my name is glassfoot and welcome back to hold up i feel like i'm missing something this feels much better welcome back to another critical review this time of wandavision as we all know the finale just aired yesterday for me because that's what is when i'm filming it because time constraints anyway wandavision is the latest part of the marvel cinematic universe and it follows wanda as her and vision embark through sitcoms from the 50s to the 2000s okay in reality wanda may have accidentally created an alternate universe within the town that she's living in because grief by the way spoilers in this video if you haven't seen wandavision and for whatever reason watching this video about wandavision i presume you've seen it so spoiler so the show takes place in this effective alternate reality that wanda created because she was just full of grief and sadness because she lost her brother then she had to kill her boyfriend who got his ass rewound by thanos in the time stone so he was alive again and watched thanos rip the stone out of his head before snapping everything away and then coming back and finding out that her boyfriend's body has been stolen by the government and she's not even allowed to have it back to bury him because he according to them doesn't even count as a living sentient being despite the fact that he very much was yeah i very much sympathize with wanda in this series and honestly the show overall is really really good there are a lot of things that are set up for the future like the fantastic four has effectively been set up i am convinced that monica's engineer friend that she kept talking about is read richards despite the fact that we don't get to see him in the show i think that would have been awesome if we did get to see him mutants have kind of been set up but also kind of not what i was hoping for was a house of m style event where wanda took the nexus and spread it across the entire planet before it dissipated that way everyone went through it and it would have activated latent mutant abilities within people personally that's what i wanted that didn't happen so i'm assuming somehow we're going to get it set up in the eternals i hope honestly i thought the show did a really really good job for setting up the mystery that was what the hell is going on we are never just out and out shown offhand what is happening it very much takes its time to build up to the reveal of what's going on and then in episode six or seven whenever agatha gets revealed i thought that worked really well personally i'm not a huge fan of agatha being the villain because it felt very much like they went ha ha surprise twist which for me doesn't work very well to me personally i know agatha as the person that taught wanda how to use her magic and the caretaker of franklin richards the son of reed and soot of ribritards ensue storm so the fact that they made her into the villain i thought didn't work for her personally but that's also because of my knowledge from comics she might be a villain at some point in the comics i don't know as far as i know she is only more of a neutral force in the series also you had haywood set up as this villain and then he didn't really do much outside of wanting to kill the vision and wanda because douche his hatred of superpowered folk was kind of just a thing i don't think it played a ton into the story overall outside of his sudden mistrust and dislike of monica though you easily could have done that with her trying to reach out as opposed to just being on his side of gung ho kill everyone though she has a very good point of we don't know what would have happened if wanda had just died that could have been bad also haywood i thought it was kind of funny that he was like no no i am the hero i am the good guy wand is the villain yet he was willing to just murder two children like to fuck all the characters in this i thought were really really well done darcy was hilarious i thought redeemed herself from the two thorn movies though to be fair to her the thorn movies aren't really that character's fault that that was just bad writing there was nothing she could have done there jimmy wu from amon of the wasp he was awesome and with him becoming a more prevalent part of the mcu i'm really hoping for the agents of atlas because that would be amazing wand is ark set up with her new super suit at the end i call it a super suit new costume um her scarlet witch outfit which officially makes her the scarlet witch they gave her the headpiece and everything i'm really stoked about that i want to see where this goes this looks to be tying into multiverse of madness pretty much directly which i'm going to be cool to see i'm wondering what they're going to do with the arc of her children because in the comics and this is where it gets really confusing what's up future glassfoot in editing what i'm about to explain is extremely confusing if you'd like more information and more of an explanation on this go to comic drake's video on this exact topic i'm actually going to link that video in the description down below also i'm going to talk about white vision later in this video as well if you would like information on white vision and it's coming for gorgon again go to comic drake i will also link that video in the description down below thanks enjoy the rest of the video in the comics her children are parts of mephisto who is scattered to pieces and so she managed to pull those parts of his soul out of the universe and form the twins because she wanted to have children with vision they then got absorbed by another demon became his arms and then after feeding that guy their souls got scattered to the wind i believe technically sent backwards in time where they were born to separate families but at the same time with tommy getting super speed and billy slash william as i will always know him getting wanda's kind of ability is becoming speed and wicked respectively but i am wondering if they are going to adapt the going to hell to save them storyline because that would be absolutely hilarious to me also i do kind of like how they resolved the fight with vision in the show where as opposed to just beating and breaking the white vision that we got vision used facts and logic by basically getting him to think about the ship of theceus paradox which states that if you have a ship and over time as it rots you replace all of the parts then you take all of the old parts and rebuild the ship which is the true ship of theceus is it the one that has been rebuilt over time or is it the one made out of all the original parts which i think is a very interesting concept and it's a fun paradox but also vision uploaded all of his memories into the white vision so i'm wondering how they're going to adapt that because in the comics this actually did kind of happen vision effectively lost all of his memories got put into a white body and became kind of just this emotionless robot he eventually did gain his memories and sentience and ability to understand human stuff back but he decided to remain emotionless so i'm wondering if this new white version of the vision that we have in the mcu is going to choose to remain an emotionless shell or if he's going to embrace the personality that the original vision had i'm just interested to see where it goes in the future also i'm so happy monika rainbow is now officially a superhero in the mcu i don't know if they're going to use photon or spectrum as her hero name i think it's going to be spectrum but that's only because her mother in the mcu used the codename photon and i don't think she's going to want to take that from her so i believe that it's going to be spectrum going forward if she gets a hero name at all some things i personally did not like about wanda vision overall i already mentioned the agatha harkness being the surprise twist villain because that personally bothered me a little bit also the kind of deus ex machina way that wanda defeated her by making runes despite that she actively said in like the episode previous i don't use magic and spells like that which kind of goes against her character from the comics but at the same time it doesn't i think in the comic she actually has reality warping capability which is hilarious but also fiatro was just a dude like i believe if i'm correct about this it's revealed that fiatro is just agnes's husband or agatha's husband ralph but at the same time like as fans of marvel movies we got confused because fiatro is the actor playing quicksilver from the like fox x-men movies but in the mcu he was just a dude who said he was pietro and she believed him like what that just causes more confusion at the end in my opinion i don't know that just caused me personal confusion and i didn't like it very much but at the end of the day that's not the biggest deal in the world overall i found wanda vision to be an extremely entertaining show and if you for whatever reason haven't seen it i would say go ahead though if you're a mcu fan you probably have already watched it i'm personally stoked for falcon of the winter soldier in a couple weeks but those are also because those are some of my favorite characters from the comics and i think that's gonna be dope i'm just really interested to see where this goes because if this ties directly into multiverse of madness i'm wondering if wanda is going to still be haunted by some of the imagery that we see throughout wanda vision namely these two images right here of the dead vision and pietro's bodies those were creepy but i am very interested to see where the shows go from here what marvel does with just these shows in general i am personally excited about it i hope you guys are as well but yeah and those are kind of my thoughts on wanda vision i have not been able to do one of these videos in a long time so i apologize if it comes off as way too rambly and just kind of random out there nonsense yada yada yada but that's kind of my thoughts in general but yes i'm excited for the future of the mcu i really want to see where it goes i'm hoping once we get the eternals film mutants get set up a heck of a lot better than they were i was hoping for house of m but sadly that didn't happen but i'm also biased house of m is one of my favorite comic events of all time because i thought it was cool i don't care if others didn't like it i thought it was dope tell me your guys opinion on wanda vision down in the comments below i enjoyed it but you might not so let me know that's all i have for now guys i hope that you guys have fantastic fucking day and as always peace out guys


We've seen net stat gives us some statistics if we use the minus s option The net stat the networks data showing statistics What are the two transport protocols which are common? Everyone should remember the two common transport protocols and you'll see here TCP and UDP TCP is very common most of the applications. We're using in this lab use TCP When we secure a shell into another computer access a website you send emails TCP before we send data we set up connections So here the stats say there are seven active connection openings 72 passive Active is usually when we initiate the connection open passive when someone connects to us Your stats will be different from mine on your computer So TCP we set up a connection transfer data and then close the connection So one thing we commonly want to look at is what connections do we currently have open? Who's currently connected to us? And in fact net stat can show that if you run the command And I'll do it here so I can zoom in a bit better And on computer 10 net stat Minus T shows us the TCP connections And I'm going to use again the minus end because I want the no nicknames I want the raw addresses the minus T option show me the TCP connections the current ones and Here in this case. I'm on computer 10 here. It shows me there is one connection So net stat minus T show me the current TCP or the active internet connections and The two or three columns of interest of the local address foreign address and state The protocols TCP because I set the minus T option Local address know that it has two addresses There's an IP address That's me 10 10 16 2 1 0 because I'm actually logged into computer 10 now and a port number port 22 and The foreign address is another computer 10 10 16 2 1 and a port number as well So the addresses contain both IP address and port number and the state says that this connection is currently established We're connected right now The state may change normally what happens when you finished communicating You the state the connection closes, but it actually stays Temporarily open for a couple of minutes. So it then it fully closes. You'll see some other states like time wait here if I Connect to another computer I'm currently on computer 10 How do I connect to another computer? What's W get do? everyone remember Get a web page And every computer in this lab runs a web server so I can get the web page of computer 2 2 1 W get just downloads the web page from computer 21. I'm going to visit their website Save the file to index.html in this case. So I don't want to show you the page I just want to download it W get does that and now if we look at net stat I've got the original connection between Computer 10 and computer 1 and there was another connection from computer 10 to computer 21 because W get Uses HTTP to access a website and HTTP uses TCP as the transport protocol So this shows me I recently Computer 10 using port 5 3 4 6 3 Contacted computer 21 on port 80 the state is time wait The connection is not established this normally means that we've We established the connection we transferred some data we closed the connection and then we're just waiting it for it to fully close We wait a couple of minutes before So in just in case there's some extra communications. So time wait means we're waiting for it to close After I think a couple of minutes or not so long it disappears So you see the connection from my computer to computer 21 is no longer there It's fully closed now So net stat minus T gives us some information about our current connections TCP connections We can often estimate or guess who What application is being used? by the port numbers port 22 What server uses port 22? Easy one. What server uses port 80? HTTP or a web server. So HTTP uses port 80 so that this line tells me I connected to a web server the 5 3 4 6 3 port is is Allocated by the operating system to my browser W get but port 80 is usually fixed and used by a web server. So when I see this I know I recently contacted a web server Here, what's this? data I'm still connected to port 22. What do you think port 22 is? SSH remember I secured shell into another computer There's a secure shell server web server uses port 80 secure shell uses port 22 Good ones to remember If you can't remember them There's a file on your computer that reminds you. It's in the ETC directory. It's called services Have a look in the file. It's just a text file that lists the port numbers and the server names or the services Have a look in slash ETC services So when there's a quiz question, what what is the port number for? FTP or for SMTP you'll look up this file and see the answer We see SSH is port 22 HTTP port 80 and Some others you may recognize over time 443 is down here somewhere HTTPS when we connect to a secure web server different port numbers used While we're looking at text files. Let's look at one other slash ETC slash protocols What's the protocol number for TCP? What is the protocol number for UDP and others? Look in the file and it will remind you the protocol number a List in the protocols file IP is zero ICMP is one TCP is six UDP is 17 The common ones will see Transport protocols are given numbers But there are many others here as well Those files are typically on Linux operating systems in that location so that software can look them up So what you should do is contact some other computers either secure shell into them access their websites and then Look at net stat minus T to see the the connections net stat minus T What if I? access the ICT server Using my web browser links Because I'm logged into computer 10. I don't have a graphical interface So I'm sitting at my computer, but I'm actually secure shell into computer 10. I can't open Firefox Not without other settings. So I'll use my text-based web browser links access ICT and it takes me to the ICT server We visit Moodle Do I want to accept cookies? Yes, let's allow that and now I'm on the Moodle website now. Let's quit Yes, I'm sure and look at our connections my connection Disappeared there in that case links close the connection immediately after I ended so not a good example Even better. Let's try this one Use W get that's better Try it again links close the connection and deleted the connection states straight away So that wasn't a good example, but W get download the ICT web page look at net stat and I see in there because I just did it twice. There were two connections to the ICT server I know that the ICT server has a special IP address or a local IP address of 10 dot 10 dot 6 dot 11 It's just upstairs on the third floor the server So these were my two connections to the ICT server if I connect again Then there's another connection and they're in the time wait state because the connections been closed But it's waiting for a couple of minutes for it to to fully close Whereas with links it fully closed it straight away, so I didn't see it So cannot contact some different servers and see the output with net stat


Alright, hey Brad here with reinforcement, which is when a stimulus is added or removed but then consistently and contingently that increases the future probability of a behavior. So it's pretty simple. If I go to work, I get paid reinforcement. That process of being consistently paid after a certain time of work is reinforcement.  The process of shooting and scoring a goal is hopefully reinforcing for him. Should be. Negative reinforcement would be two siblings in an argument. Let's say the older sibling is being really annoying and the little sibling decides to scream or run away. That would be negative reinforcement because potentially either the parents would intervene and remove the older sibling or the older sibling would just leave. Every time the older sibling then comes in and tries to be a little brat, the sibling would just learn that if I scream, you're going to be removed.