Trade what you see with Larry Pezzavento Call now toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 or Internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Now Larry Pezzavento Okay, folks, we're gonna take a look at some of the stock indices. I've already posted the NASDAQ showing you that we have a one-point Excuse me an ABCD extension Going up to believe it or not 13,900 I Can't believe we got out of that 300 points lower. We stopped out of that for a loss and anyway What we'd also like to look at is the fact that the Russell we've already posted that is extremely weak Making it can't even make an ABCD at a 382 and then also the last one We want to look at is going to be the Dow Jones Because that has been one that has been oh before we do that. I wanted to do the Do this one more time here to see by the way, I got some sad news today Someone who I really liked I met him once or twice over the years at the money show was Sam Zell And he was a really nice fellow one of the smartest minds in real estate That the US has ever seen and they passed away today I don't know how old he was but I know he's a lot older than me But this is the Dow Jones Transportation you'll see here. We've had lower highs all the way through or even today We were higher earlier and then backed off quite a bit from that area so that's not showing a whole lot of strength and of course we need to look at the Hold on one second, and I will get that up here Hopefully eventually the Dow Jones and that's coming up right next to and you'll hear again the same thing in the Dow Jones We're not seeing much of a rally at all as a matter of fact We barely made it to the 50% level today, and then it started to back off again Remember it's the Nasdaq that is running the market right now, and it's doing it through these stocks like this one right here I've showed you Others but we're gonna this is the one in Nvidia, and I don't even know what an Nvidia is So I'm just gonna tell you the chart this is where I thought it was going to top yesterday and You can see here this exploded now if you didn't use a stop You'd be setting with a 6000 they see yeah through your $6,000 loss Because of your fact is we had some profits in here actually well We were doing a Nasdaq but then this thing absolutely exploded way up here. I mean it's gone 12 13 points higher That's why when these patterns fail folks by golly. You've got to get out of dodge That's that's what you have to do and the faster you figure that out You know the faster you're going to be now here's another one This happens to be softy Microsoft now This is one that has got a lot of players So there's a lot of people that believe in it a lot of people that don't but here again You're looking at a long-term chart here. It's a daily, but look at this big a bcd measuring up here two three 312 we've been as high as 316 so far today So we're in there where there also is another pattern also coming up into this area But these are topping but it doesn't make any difference where the top is if there's one or two of those eight or ten Stocks in the Nasdaq that just keep pushing and pushing and higher That's what you've got to prepare yourself for is to get out of dodge if it doesn't If it doesn't work the way that you want it to do one of the things that I did last night Of course, we were very interested in buying the gold and we had a beautiful pattern For buying gold today down at the hold on one second and I'll I'll get it up here So you can see it. This is the pattern that we had for the gold market Happened exactly two third well little before 2 30 in the morning because my alert Awakened me for two two reasons one was December corn hit the exact price and so did the gold So I saw what happened here. This is right there and we had a little bit of a rally and Since I was up watching these things. I said well, I better double-check What's going on in that gold market because I don't want to get caught in that possibility of a total meltdown So all I did was I went down to a four-minute chart and I wanted to see how the market handled that low at 1975 now remember this takes several hours to get here So for the next hour as you can see there were about 30 bars the next hour right up in here We made a 3-8 to of the high right back here And I said if we go below here, I don't want to have anything to do with it And so I sent out a video saying folks put your stop two dollars below our buy price at 1975 and if we get stopped out it's going to go a lot lower and as you can see Once it got stopped a rally back to the 3-8 to once rally back to the 2-8 3 the third time and right now We're just going sideways. So we're going to be looking at it again But again, this is the amount that you have to put on the table here Is how much you have to risk to see if we're going to be in the gold market? And I don't want to I after looking at that possibility of it going to 1905. We're not that far away folks That's only $45 and if you're down 30 today and 30 tomorrow But you could be there be there tomorrow as we come into a new moon And I'm going to certainly be watching the pattern to see if the ABCDs come together around that time because it'll give Me a place to enter the gold without risking to very much and that's what the whole thing is about The same thing in silver. Do you remember? Last week in silver we spent a great deal of time talking about this 3-8 to pattern That was in the silver and I think you've got because we repeat these over and over again when these patterns fail And there it was right here Third 23 that was a Thursday and Thursday and Friday had the same low 2391 and it rallied to 2448 folks it rallied 50 cents or $2,500 and then we came back through it And that's when Katie and we're below here right now So we're coming down sharply from that letter now when that happens What you want to do as a trader is just find out where you should reverse your position So the first thing you do is you move to a 15 minute chart These are things that we'll be talking about when we do a live day trading thing again You just switch over and we'll be doing this whenever these markets are there's your there's your three drive to a top pattern You can see that there's drive one drive to drive three that makes this an expanding triangle a T a T6 is what mr Gartley called it Wells Wilder called it a broadening top one two three four five Beautiful three drive to a top pattern. We make a perfect Gartley right here Then we make the first 382 then there was a report This was a 382 off of the high and then you can see you had another 382 right here and another 382 And they keep going odd infinite him until it finally reaches that bottom That you're gonna have to calculate for tonight to see what it could be tomorrow because we've got another report Coming out tomorrow, plus we have all the cycles that norm talked about today. So That's what we're doing as we try to un unravel what we're looking at here in the thing What I tried to do here earlier today was to see the other possible unraveling in the NASDAQ and I'll get this up here to show you because I Watching the 382 perform in some of these other markets that it acts pretty good And there's a trick to knowing which one of those ties to pick but there's your 382 And of course you started to started the market has started to Move down only slightly from that level, but we're quite a bit lower right now at 1758 we'll be right back eight seven seven nine two seven six six four eight currencies commodities and bond markets are as important as ever right now with how they're driving the Volatility in equity markets across the globe, which is why it's a great time to try out Teddy keg stats tiger 4x report Teddy keg stat breaks down the 4x markets every Monday using his 30 plus years of experience as a trading veteran of futures 4x stocks and options Teddy releases his weekly tiger 4x report every Monday morning with coverage of all the major currency pairs Including the dollar index the euro dollar pound dollar dollar Swiss dollar yen as well as many more And he also has weekly coverage of the crude oil market and the 30-year t bonds as they both influence 4x markets tremendously When you sign up for the tiger 4x report you also gain instant access to Teddy 60 minute webinar archive He just hosted 4x strategies and fundamentals What is behind the tiger 4x report for all the details and to start your 30-day tiger 4x report subscription today? 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Tom O'Brien is here to help Tom O'Brien has been successfully trading markets for over 30 years a frequent contributor to TD Ameritrade Network and CNBC Tom O'Brien founded tfnn over 20 years ago to help educate investors just like you Tom's daily market newsletter market insights is published every morning when the markets open to give you the competitive informational edge you need to succeed These newsletters are packed full of Tom's advanced technical analysis and are geared to deliver comprehensive strategies for a successful portfolio Get Tom O'Brien's newsletter market insights today and try all of our products and newsletters 30 days risk-free with our money-back guarantee at tfnn.com Tfnn educating investors toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER> Folks, I posted the chart of the euro showing that 61% retracement up there at one dam in our trading at almost 106 We don't know how far this thing is going to go down But what we've been doing is following it down on a smaller time frame to see You know what levels we should probably expect if the market continues to go down at any time It can reverse and then you'll have to stand aside. But as you can see here There there this was the first 3a2 right here remember 110 and then also you had another 3a2 right here Another 3a2 right here another 3a2 right here and then down right below this level This is the area where it's most probably going to find the most Positive time for a support because it's going to be the 1.618 expansion of this swing and this swing You see these swings that are measured right here that takes you down to there and this swing here takes you down to here That's why market here at that 106 that that's going to be the most logical place To take a profit now sometimes you take a profit there and it just keeps on falling But that's the name of the game. But even if that happens You'll be able to see the 1.3 twos on this because this is most actively traded thing in the world And it's pretty easy to see, you know, what's going on now being A friar Thursday and the day before the 19th, which is an important day That's the day little Avery Sarah's grandson was born. I can't believe he's 12 years old He's got the IQ of an 18 year old already But boy, he's one smart kid and he's a very very good athlete, but we're going to go over to germany Now actually we're going to go to london. Let's see the german index Stop the front door and raise the rent Let's get it up here. I keep hitting that red button. I don't know I don't know why that is but that's it here as you can see here We are also in a down move here in the Dax. We've had these lower tops through here All all it needs now is a nasdaq to weaken up a little bit tomorrow folks and we'll see these markets that continue to move lower But we still have a chance for that e-mini s and p to make 42 22 on a spike either tonight or tomorrow morning Some kind and we'll be paying very very close attention to all of these indices Now the next one we're going to look at here is the footsie, which is the The london stocks, but most well all of these these stocks are foreign stocks folks. There's not I don't believe there's one one stock from from the uk In this if there is it's it's not very well Subscribed to I don't believe but most of these are just foreign stocks that are traded on the london stock exchange That's basically and as you can see we've been in a downtrend for quite some time We've been up to the 61 retracement twice Now you can see it's backed off quite a bit whether it holds this 61 or not We'll find out tomorrow But you see if it starts to fail and goes down from here You're going to be looking at a big a b cd to the downside folks When you give something that's happening in the nasdaq now that's only a handful of stocks That is not the stock market. That is One second segment of the stock market that is heavily weighted and you don't want to stand in front of it. I That surprised me, of course, I didn't know nobody knows but when those things fail like that You just got to get out of dodge just like the gold today folks and even the corn could fail But what you can do is you can protect yourself by following what these numbers are doing To give you a little bit of a break saying yeah, maybe this is not going to be as bad As we think it might be okay, so let's keep that in mind as we look at some of these things Unfolding here now here is a I'm going to reiterate this because we've got this New moon coming up tomorrow You see the the the real Significant bottom here at the a b cd 1.618 only lasted for about an hour And then once that failed it failed dramatically That set up only one other number that's out there folks. And that's the number of 1905 That's about 50 bucks and where we are right now. So tomorrow Stop and think folks. We went from 2080 to 19 to 40 we dropped a hundred and $40 in about two weeks. So to go another $40 in a couple of days is not a big deal So we got to be doing our homework tonight and find out a really good place just like we did today. It was a good place 1975 the problem was it didn't stay a very good place for very long and that's why we got out and why I reverse I just don't reverse folks And and I spent so much time with mark douglas See said larry look at your trades that you get stopped out of how they reverse And you know, I've changed a lot of things over the last few years after meeting You know tom hugart and watching his success and seeing 3a2 I have to figure out a strategy to just reverse and go short because Two things are happening at that point. One is the pattern is failing Which means it's going to the next big pattern And the second thing is is that you're trading in the direction of the trend Whether the breakout to the upside or the breakout to the downside All I have to do is to quantify what the risk is and I should be able to do that And at my age right now being 52. I think I'm 52 or 53 somewhere in that ballpark Um, that's what that's my IQ something one of those numbers is in there somewhere But if I can learn to Discipline myself to do that and I'm going to have to try it because I watched it the last three days That every single time one of these things Didn't work. It was not a little winner a huge winner I mean that that's a thing that really Troubled me, you know more than more than anything else. So I'll be working on that very very Hard over the next few weeks if I can, you know, bring some information to you We'll certainly share with you what we're finding out But when these patterns fail boy, they fail badly most of the time you very seldom see one that You know fails and quickly reverses that You just don't see those. They just keep they just keep going In fact, one of the best traders that I've ever trained those down. John Lewis down in Nashville, he was an options trader and all he did was he broke Whenever seven eight six patterns broke to the upside. He was a buyer if they broke to the downside He was a seller and he was tremendously successful Using option strategies to the tune of huge amounts of money He passed away. I think about 10 or 15 years ago But he was very very good at what he did and made a whole lot of money Just by doing those breakouts and especially the seven eight six and When it went above the 1.27 he he was extremely active to the Adding and then went it went above the 1.618, which isn't very long. He was active there too And those were he just kept adding and adding and adding and and then when they reverse he would be stopped out and he'd look for the next trade So that's what it's all about. Tommy terrific. Tom who guard does pretty much the same thing He's selling those breakouts to the upside and buying the breakouts to the downside That's what he's watching for because that's what gives him the edge That he knows that the trend is strongly in his favor and unless it reverses right away You just get on that horse whip it a few times in the old kabuki and Might give you a really nice ride to the finish line So we're going to take a break here. 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Tom o'brien is here to help Tom o'brien has been successfully trading markets for over 30 years A frequent contributor to td ameritrade network and cnbc Tom o'brien founded tfnn over 20 years ago to help educate investors just like you Tom's daily market newsletter market insights is published every morning when the market's open to give you the competitive informational edge you need to succeed These newsletters are packed full of tom's advanced technical analysis and are geared to deliver comprehensive strategies for a successful portfolio Get tom o'brien's newsletter market insights today And try all of our products and newsletters 30 days risk-free with our money back guarantee at tfnn.com tfnn educating investors This segment is brought to you by think or swim for more information Just click the think or swim banner on the front page of tfnn.com Okay, folks, we've got jeff in new jersey calling in about a gartley pattern question far away my friend Hi, thank you larry This question is about Reversing off the d-point right so you see the abcb and now you're going to fade that d-point go the other way My question is sometimes When you're reversing off that d-point you're heading in the direction of the overall trend and sometimes you're going counter to the overall trend and i was wondering if you had any statistics on when The gartley hits that 618 of the ad move, you know, that's like the primary target If the target is hit more often when you're going with the trend or Going counter to the trend because the gartley is actually a you know a bottom or a top I don't have any statistics on that jeff. I've I've thought about doing it, but you know, it's very heavily Acclimated to programming that i'm not very good at All I know is my experience sitting here for six years with mark. We watch those Patterns fail and I mean it was I don't know it must have been a high number somewhere Around 85 or 90 percent of the time that it would make money Just by the fact that you know you hit the d-point it rallies a little bit just like in gold And then boom once it breaks it, you know, it just goes into a whole new thing Which means there was a much much larger pattern out there That you didn't see which that happens all the time and that's what you always have to be aware of but I don't know You know jeff this would be a good thing for you to look at my friend because you're pretty good at this So let me know what you find out because I really believe that when you fail at those d-points It's a place to reverse and not only that but you're trading in the trend In the direction of the trend it really makes it a positive type trade But I I just don't it's just my my mentality jeff and I've been doing this for so long I have certain things that I do better than others and years ago I've tried to reverse and every time I tried to reverse but I can't remember why I did it out of frustration Or you know, I I didn't do it scientifically. I'm sure of that So I don't have the answer to to what you're asking but if you want to do the research I will be happy to report it Okay, I will add it to my list of hundreds of studies that I That I've written down for myself If you see a good garlic pattern, you'll take it either way whether you're going into the trend or not. Yeah They're gonna they're gonna they're gonna win they're gonna win two out of three times They're gonna give you three to one payoff and the ones you lose you just go on to the next one I'm really good at shaking off losses because I have them and I just I just move on to the next one and say Uh-oh, here comes the next phone call. It might be another sale. So that's all I do is get ready for that second one And when I'm ready, I go for it Gotcha, okay. All right. Well, thank you. I I will uh do that study. I have a log of Quite a few garlic patterns, but I haven't been keeping track, you know If I was going in there with a trend or counter trend But I I will start to keep track of that and see how it goes Actually, if you get a sample size of 200, you're going to have a really good idea of whether it works or not You know 100 is the minimum, but if you get 200 You have a really good idea which one's working which ones don't so keep keep notes You know what I have a log of over 800 Gartleys and butterflies mostly Gartleys over the past three years approximately So as long as that the charts I'm sure it can go back that far some of the charts are available I can go back, you know, just follow my log and sure and see that's right. No, I can do it Okay, and if it starts working the excitement will be so much. It'll be like a heartbeat You'll be done with very quickly. Okay, and if it's good only share it with me. You'll keep it. We'll keep it ourselves. Okay No, we can't do anything you want larry. I owe you because if you turn my trading life around Well, I'll tell you what if I did it that way It would really be the wrong thing to do because if you keep something to yourself It's worthless if you give it to somebody else Yeah, you've got something good going in your favor. That's how I've lived by From my mentors, you know, all of them were the same you find something good you share it and that's the That's the way that I've lived my life and and it's been a lot of fun. You meet a lot of nice people Along the way too. Okay. Now one thing we want to do now is let's start looking at a couple of these bank stocks folks because This ain't over in this banking industry thing So let's get up here. You'll see here. This is Bank of America If you let's get I got to bring the stock up I'm gonna the either reason why I'm telling this folks This is not over yet. It really isn't look at the Bank of America. This is a bullish stock. Are you kidding me? Yeah, we made a potential little double bottom in here But we even the strength in the markets that we've had the nasdaq and the s&p this thing's done nothing I mean, it just doesn't look very good at all There's something wrong Let's take a look at another one here. This was the this of course is an investment bank goldman sacks But even goldman sacks is not acting like anything, you know, the things are looking good at all We got lower tops. Look at these lower tops and lower bottoms. Goldman sacks is in a major bear market boys and girls Look at that There you're in a downtrend. That's all there is to it, you know, so Got lower tops lower bottoms. That's a definition of a downtrend and that's that's one of the major banks Take another look at another one here This is morgan stanley. It's one of my favorite banks because I know jim gorman and he's a very very astute CEO But then again, he can't control everything but here again There's not many people willing to come in and and think this is a good buy at this level Look at this these little tiny bounces. There's there's virtually nothing here Now this might change in a day or so it might not change at all But the fact that it's not going up right now Makes me ponder about some of the other things that are going on as far as the distribution in the market The fact that the nasdaq is all strength by itself and we've got the Jones transportation very good, but if you want to see a really good bank Let's take a look here. James peerport morgan jp morgan Run by jamey diamond and you can see this is a very strong stock We've got higher bottoms higher tops all the way. So this is nothing short of nothing wrong in the banking system But this one if this one had a problem folks Believe me our dow Jones wouldn't be anywhere near where the price would be because this is one of the dow stocks And it's been holding the dow up quite a bit. So that's another one That's very very important and then of course here is the one that is Not one of the better banks in the world, but Certainly is a big one in that city bank We'll get this up here and take a quick look at it And you'll see where we are here with city bank and then I wanted to share One one other part of this city bank because of the fact that it is You can see where it is on the long term weekly. Remember this this This red button has me mesmerized This this bank has been going down for years. Do you remember it it reverse split? I forget 10 20 30 to 1 whatever it was Just so people could buy it because if the price gets stock gets too low They can't buy it. So they had to reverse split To get the price up and it's still been going out even with that So this is not a very well run bank But it's telling you that you have to be careful and jayme diamond has warned People that there's something out there and of course, you know, mr. 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I don't can't see whether I did it or not I thought I posted the chart of the live hogs, but evidently I did let me get it back up here To show you this is the june hogs and I wanted to show you the abcd pattern three drive That we had and we had a pretty good rally, but you see the trend is still down You see the rally just barely gets to the 50 percent then backs off It's the first time that if this holds we can look for a potential abcd pattern up here But the live hog market is a lean hog market is really Really looking at rather suspect In here much like some of these other Agricultures that look really really really terrible. We're not too good now. I wanted to Bring up the crude oil here in just a second if I can find it I've just did it and I'm searching desperately To find it and I think I might have to switch over To the trit treasury bonds Just to make sure I get this in because this is the one that's more important than than the Than the crude oil anyway, but let's get this chart up to take a look This will be the focus of the Thing tomorrow because we got a crop we got this Economic report coming out.  So This is the number folks right here 27 127 05 Remember folks up right here is where the trend changed We had the retracement here. Then you had the lower top This is remember we were we were real we were long all through here Then we got short we caught that first money. We caught that rally right here We didn't get short fast enough because the market didn't reach our level and we missed this last part But now where we're coming down to now folks. This is a perfect guard. This is no different than the one in the corn a Bcd coming in at 120 705 Our high up here. You see the 61 percent retracement was 123 something 120 134 we got to 123 20 or something like that missed at that And then you had this level right here, which is nothing more than the head and shoulders pattern And now that's completing right here. And if you look at this You've got an a bcd right here And then you have a 135 pattern coming in right at that point So the next thing you got to do is measure from your low to the high and that's it And we've got a call from mike in virginia. What can I help you with my friend? Hello, mr. Larry press event A true follower from your work. So I appreciate all the words that you do on harmonic I have the following question regarding garley pattern Are or are the b points on the structure on m or w formations reliable or Or relevant if the b point presented 50 percent retracement or the point 618 for the golden pocket And so which one are more You know, that's a really a hard it's a hard question to answer But I've always relied on what albert einstein said. He said mathematics proceeds geometry So if we're dealing with mathematics, it would be the point 618 would be more important to the d level But I try to look at them together Because you know, I'm a trader. I'm not a astrophysicist or anything like that All I'm trying to do is to get down to what I think is the best possible price And if you were thinking about that in the gold market right now Mike that number would be 120705 so within 15 points of that or $500. I'm willing to take that risk but The einstein said in in some of his papers and and I didn't read the papers Trust me like that. That's a tiny bit over my pay grade like 150 levels But but brice gilmore did and he said that einstein said that mathematics proceeds geometry And if someone Mike like einstein says that's good enough for me So I rely on the numbers more than I rely on the d-point. That's the answer to the question That is an absolutely brilliant answer and thank you so much for your time. Mr. Esavento And I appreciate your work. Well, thank you very much, Mike And I'll get that $20 bill out to you just as fast as I can have a winning trade and We'll see where it comes today or not or maybe tomorrow Thank you so much you bet. Thanks for thanks for calling in Mike, but it's true. That's what einstein said So we'll go from there The trade of the day tomorrow will be watching this little puppy right here folks You've only got a couple minutes, but this is where the fat lady is going to sing tomorrow I believe especially with all this stuff that's going on. Let me get this up here This is not for the faint of heart. This is like trying to do something in gold at 2080 But we've got this big a b c d that just about completed. We missed it by a hair If we could get up a little bit higher here today to clear that 13,900 when I say 13,900 folks Do you realize how bearish I was at 13,494? And it was a perfect trade that had a $2,000 profit and it twice ended up being an $800 loss So that's why I've got to keep a close eye on it You know, I might miss the boat But what I do is I get back on the shore and wait for the next boat to come by and that's the boat I'm going to be looking for there's a lot of things to do now This is the weekly so there's a lot of things I have to do in this chart to get it ready for tonight That we're going to be watching it and even if it's not the top and and we don't get the top It'll tell us that we've got a place to go on because all of these markets Just here's a perfect example of silver if you miss this If you miss the top in silver or you miss the top in gold, it's no big deal because guess what They sell tickets on this train all the way down.  You'll always be learning having fun along the way But that's it perfect example of missing something had you missed the top in the euro Look what happened to the euro on the way to Where it is right now folks all the different chances that you had to get on board that train Remember we were in way over here. There was a 382 here 382 here 382 here 382 here 382 here and we're heading down to that 106th level So that's what we're watching. So I hope these things help as we look at these each day Have a lot of fun doing it tomorrow our guest hopefully is going to be Bill meridian of cycles research always got some great information He's one of the premier cycle guys around He's one of the the best guys at foundation for the study of cycle has for a guest with a seasonality and his experience And he'll be on as our guest tomorrow and he'll will spend more time with him Tomorrow then with me because he has some stuff that you have to see that is really really quite important So remember that and also remember that When we look at these charts, it's not about how much money you make It's about how much money you don't lose you've got to put a stop in a perfect example Is this nasdaq today?   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This is the weekly NASDAQ and as you can see it's been soaring Huge up over 200 points today based on some of these stocks like NVIDIA Meta face and Microsoft and Apple Google they're all up not like this not like the the NVIDIA that's just going Ballistic it looks like a rocket ship, but we're getting up to a abcd 61 retracement on the long-term weekly So i'll be focusing on that this afternoon. Also, we've got a big breakdown in this gold and we want to be able to You know see if we can take advantage of a bottom coming in in gold Maybe even as low as a 1905 level. We do know that that 1975 didn't hold for more than about 10 minute Well half an hour, but it's still going lower one more push down might give us one of the better buying opportunities in gold In in quite a bit. So let's remind us now. We've got the gold specialist coming up himself Tom O'Brien senior. So listen to what that man has to say folks He was the man. 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Did it just start over mm-hmm hopefully it fixed the connection issues though Jessica said it looks better so far Karen welcome back sister Jessica no Jessica killer in much better.   All right. I hope everybody switched over Question from Paul What do you guys do about weak spots in the resin?  That's literally the only thing I have found that you can do I had one that had a weak spot in it and I kept it longer than a month. I have no idea I Ended up having to that was close to my face. I ended up having to just scrape that off. Hi, Justina Greg I'll be here all afternoon looks good in Canada. Hey That's so stereotypical. I feel bad sippy sippy Whatever time is best for you Greg. So here's the palette that we're working with I'll mark all these In the Barber you made it. I'm gonna list all these in the description box below. So we're using Bombay turquoise ink What is this one This is These That is this deep blue by Amsterdam. I think it's just called deep blue green. Nope greenish blue way off Hey, Kristen Sapphire pigment paste Aqua Bombay ink All right, so how do you want to do this? We do like an angel white pigment paste Dark and go lighter. Yeah, we'll do dark Less less less white. So are you doing a puddle for kind of but in a not necessarily Are you doing a negative space? Oh I'm gonna be like Andre the giant and I'll tell you if you're gonna win or not You'll be Hulk Hogan. I'll be Andre the giant. So that means I had to buy slamming at the end Yeah, I guess so because I'm a wiener. Oh I forgot to let you guys know I think I added everybody to our list of donors for the month if You don't see yourself. Well, I'll show you guys later because he's about to do this. Let me know So this is how I'm gonna do it. All right, so I'm ready Are you doing another snake? No For a second, I thought you're gonna write my name Next time, huh? Howdy Clara. This colors looks so similar Josephina I might be similar. I Haven't posted it yet because I just have to do a clear coat I promise I'll have it on for you guys in the morning my morning. So that's like 12 hours from now The drawing is April 22nd. I was like that looks a lot like Maui. How does that? It does not have glitter. It's just metallic No, he's awake. How do you keep the dust off of your work when drying? You put it under this table on this shelf. That's wrapped completely in a tarp That's the best we got because we have no doors in our studio I love Maui Look how like green that your adhesions is Is that the ink? I'm not ready. Where are you tilting it? Love it everywhere. Okay Let me move myself and my wine then Jan I'm glad you made it doing banana things y'all Y'all I can't believe the Maui is selling. I've never Seen an act like that. Did you put that sapphire on? Be mean sapphire the sapphire blue used all the blue, right? It may have attached to sapphire and done that since they were laid next to each other So we got their silver may run The stuff is amazing Well, that just sank Have you ever done a geode resin piece funny story? Not really not a true geode resin piece. I'm going to I went and got all the stuff It's happening this week So Anne asks why I call him B. Don't have to answer. It's too personal It's not personal at all in the least. I Don't know if you guys remember a video that went out forever ago It was a little girl that wrapped Nicki Minaj. She was on She was on Ellen it was LL cool J She was But the girl was rapping LL cool J Yeah, you said Nicki Minaj. Oh She also did Nicki Minaj But she was snapping her fingers she couldn't be more than five years old She was just the cutest little thing and she kept asking her mom hear that base B Well, no, she kept well, that's what she would say She would say she was repeating going back to Cali because that was a song that he was on Yeah, go on back to Cali. She's like Cali And then she's like mom you feel that base and then the mom said you feel that base B Anyways, we started saying feel that base B like all the time and then it turned into hey B do this. Hey B What's up? So B just kind of Sticks I'm liking it be also calling B because I'm thuggy like that And from the hood, huh B? We're just jealous of my street cred so every city don't use White spray paint anymore. We do we just haven't because we were blessed with these beautiful pastes And the different way to get cells Um alters by what you use and it gives you different types of cells so See how these like feather out like that get thin in the middle and keep it a thick outside edge That's what's so great about the pace is that it sticks together a little bit better than what the spray paint did So depending on the look that you're going for That's what kind of white that we would use Thank You Jeffrey Jeffrey yeah, you said he's a new subscriber and he love love loves us and our work Appreciate it Jeffrey send us a picture of what you created. We'd love to see you Person said she makes geos all the time she has to clean fingerprints off Because people like to touch them People like to touch our glitter pieces and then we get to fix them because it's groups the The glitter off This canvas is size eight by 24. It's not as big as the last ocean that we did Where do you get your canvas this one came from Aaron brothers, but they're about to go Out of business and yeah They're getting like combined with Michaels. So I'm hoping that Michaels picks up their canvases Because their art district and they're a little bit better quality than some of the ones they currently have it Michaels We'll see Thanks, Bonnie. Thanks, Rod Can you know we try to go live every day? Also, I want to see what you were pouring and said that's killer. I'm so jealous of your talent Well, thank you It's all about what materials you used to work with I Think and your patience Because I have you have zero patience a little bit Can't do so big but I'll try a small piece somehow resin makes me nervous, you know It still makes us nervous from time to time especially when we're getting down to like the 30-minute mark and we know everything's gonna start setting soon But for the most part we're over the Jellison the jealousness the nervousness Hey, Mustafa. Welcome to the show reminds me of the Bahamas this true Awesome Jeffrey. I'll check out that photo when We're down with this video Candy I completely get it. Have you guys ever used Weedy board as your substructure It's a product I've used for glass mosaic Pieces, I don't I'm not sure that I know what that is Jody, but I will definitely look it up Jenna if you send us a photo of what your artwork ends up looking like we can see if we can find a solution on How to improve it and get yourselves going so just shoot me an email or DM somewhere It's all on here, but they don't want to see this while you're doing work. I'll show them all that later Thanks, Jenny Do you think it's harder to get leapsing on small pieces because you move them less and heat less maybe Jan Well, we get cells on our like our coasters I think That smaller pieces tend to be more busy therefore reduce Selling maybe We always end up using a lot of heat on our smaller pieces because you have a bubble right there Because it's always leftover resin, so we have a lot to use So we almost always overheat our small pieces Have you guys tried art resin I hear it's good Ron I hear a rod I hear that it's like some of the best in the biz but Um, there's still a low part right here, but um, there's so much resin. It's so expensive And I hear that pro marine is pretty similar in terms of like Active ingredients, what do you want? What do you want? There's a small square behind you This is so sick Now I can't wait till it dries so I could show you guys the metallic Ness, um Do you want this small square one that one? Just break painted a solid you have enough for that So where was I going back going back Survey which I can't the metallic blue I can't remember which one he used when you asked that question It is hard to move material on a coaster. We always just kind of swirl it and tilt it. That's basically How we do that? Seven a.m. Sorry you've been in the hospital. I hope you feel better. How much resin did you make up for this? We did I Would say a little over 12 ounces, which was way too much So nine ounces would have probably been ideal for that piece I'm gonna try to do something I wanted to do yesterday Janna you don't have to use resin colorants In fact, I don't think I have anything that's specifically to color resin other than The epoxy paste that we use almost everything is acrylics or inks or spray paint Andrew we're doing another one soon. You didn't miss much and we'll always post it for the next day Thanks, Jan. Thanks, sir be We're gonna do one Where it's gonna be a negative white, but then there's gonna be a Drop in the middle and then I just want to Blow it and maybe let it tilt but not touch the sides. Okay of one color What was the last blue that you used you remember The last blue is that this one? It's kind of teal. I Don't know. I didn't know East Coast resin had such a short working time I was gonna invest in that but now not Thanks Clara Inks and pigments seem to mix really well. Do you find the same? I really do It always Mixes into itself really well. We'll use it This looks like What's it called? I started out with crystal clear.  Do a circle. I don't know So you're gonna tilt it around without touching the sides Sippy sippy Karen, I think 71. Oh 73 now is our highest viewer count since we started doing the lives. I'm just Flabbergasted at all the love So what blue was that one? I Actually just made it up between this and that I think or this and that So sweet Jody This is a Giant experiment Kind of but not really exactly that except for not this is what art is all about Didn't want to do that Maybe you can tilt it off Personal question feel free to ignore. Are you married? We are not married We've been together for three years Mm-hmm pretty sure Hi Beverly Thanks y'all Natalie don't worry.  I'd love to see how it turned out So funny because when you put that clear it just doesn't allow it to to mix With other colors well, and it's working on the end of its life You have a more white It looks like they're wearing horror movie that's true Greeting from the Netherlands. It's the middle of the night. Well, welcome to the show Your resin pieces always seem to muddy up my acrylic pieces always not seem to muddy but exactly turned into mud Like water into wine. It was literally just into mud If you send me your Pictures of your work we can look at it and see what we can do to improve and get the looks that you're going for Just shoot us an email if you if you want to night Jessica And said it reminds her of the inside of a wave Can you please do We'll tilt it Is not mixing I like how thin that went right there Do you have a business address if we want to send you something? We do rod. I think it's I think it's posted in the description box of most of the videos If not, I can definitely give it to you. Just shoot me a To me an email looks like a wave That does Welcome Ruby. I'm glad you got to make it I didn't know it was Is it really late in Australia? You have all of this in here No, it's 11 30 a.m. I like those like wispy lines. It looks getting warm 2 30 a.m. In England I look crazy. I would be in bed. You get purple from my Airbrush part Welcome Liza Survey you're welcome to come to Dallas We welcome people to come by and art with us. It's got glitter in it. Yeah, it's a pearl Rod, thank you so much for that He just gave us a tip makes me happy. Thank you If I don't have you guys on our list if you don't see yourself Let me know if you want to tag us in your artwork You do it the Instagram or our Facebook Or just shoot us an email That way we can see what you're working on and we can help you if you guys have questions about how to improve your artwork We may be able to Give you some information on how to do that these little guys Can the swipe technique be used with resin? I Thought it could but it I think you can Janna just do hashtag A T D a RT so it's artist till death art Natalie I Thank you so much Clara Natalie, I Did not send you a PayPal request Shoot me an email Where am I? Thornton that artist till death two T's two L's and I'll message her as well and see what's up Quincy wants to know if you like spray paint or resin better Which do you like working with better spray paint? fun And I've been doing it for resin Resin is way more frustrating. I'll say that That's funny because I find it mostly relaxing and spray paint frustrating, but I don't know how to work Spray paint can like you do Where do I do that on Facebook? Yeah, you do it on Facebook or Instagram just Tag us in that hashtag Karen said resin is my yoga. Oh my god You almost filled my sippy sippy, so what's up What it's happening one of these This is what you get peace. Oh, I like that part. Oh, well We'll resin over it. We'll do second coat No, it's not that bad, but we could do better You're right about that rod. It is unpredictable and that's the fun and frustration Paula no worries. It did not spill. I repeat it did not spill What kind of wine Andrew James that is a Really cheap Cabernet because I'm an artist on a budget. Hey, Jamie This is what Dallas is doing tonight What I like about resin is it's just 45 minutes. Most of my projects are complete. This is true because we have a problem with Stretching a piece out If you just joined this is the piece that we did before the monstrosity Not the monstrosity the piece that we have to work on a little bit more I don't know if you guys can see we It is we it's a group effort So this is a metallic Yes This is a metallic blue. I don't know if you can see it And then I'll take all of what I used Because I did the artwork not Jeffrey. I'll um link it all in the description box and of course the What do you oh? All right Such a good light If you move it in and out they could see that where it changes color to a green right there I will post this video After we're done doing it live so you guys can go back and check stuff if you want to see how something's done I love this type of stuff Hey Bruce Thanks, Candy. I'll check it out Don't question. What is your email address? It is Thornton at artistsilldeath.com Tutis 2Ls. I'm digging it. I like it Thank You Karen Already done two porcelain. I know I'm gonna want to do more You totally should Ellen likes how the world holds over itself. I do too So that's where we're out with those Um, this is the pink piece that we did a couple days ago. Oh, I Don't know if you guys can see probably not we haven't decided what we're gonna do with that one I'm working on the tutorial for this. I Just have to do a resin coat over it and then it'll be done and you'll know how Bertha was birthed. I say Bertha cuz I don't have a better name for it Are you about to do another four? What are you doing mess Thank You Miriam Sorry about that Natalie That really wants to know do you use an air gun to move resin around? I have but It's such a fine Pinpoint air it just kind of like it'll you can probably turn it down to like 10 psi But it's such a fine little stream that it just kind of only hits Rod said here's $5 sippy sippy doink-doink e-science you have to get those on merch. I Would agree sippy sippy We need to come up with something that people can use for resin to put it on like popsicle sticks You want to put doink-doink on popsicle sticks or bananas or e-signs? On popsicle she said well put them on buckets that you guys can use Uh-huh. Y'all let us know what you think about the ideas. Also I have one taker on these skins If anybody else wants some of them I have no use Ginny Miriam is my first name. Gotcha. I have no use For these I wanted to get into doing that's how you get it out show them Just put a stick up against it And then the next day you can pull a stick out and it pulls all the leftover resin all the way out So I think we did a pro tip on that You guys want to see something really awesome that we learned you can use the resin for jewelry, but really I know I just Haven't gotten into that Let's say You get resin on your paintbrush, right? You just like this You want to know how to get it off? How come over here?  Who Joe that could be clickbait how to get resin off your paintbrush. Yeah, but we don't want to be clickbait You got a lot of LOL's You know they were like thank you Kelly. He's gonna tell us a secret Yeah, you could probably soak them in alcohol for like ever right after you use them, but I don't I just wouldn't use an expensive paintbrush in resin period What if you could just soak it? Awesome. Ginny just send that to me Who Joe everybody says hi to you You can wash an alcohol. Thank you Ellen What No, are you cute one? Are you the most precious this one? Are you? I know that's a good boy All right you guys If you have any questions comments concerns whatever Comment in the comment box below Otherwise I'll list all the materials that we used including the wine In the description box And oh my god, okay. I thought I was gonna hit hit in the face um Also, I'll post our mailing address if you want to send us something to test out and or present or presence Ellen said bye. I said bye. I said bye.  He's my little man. He just turned eight years old He's a little ace Aren't you moose aren't you moose? um, so um Baby mute that I can hear myself. It's weird. I think she's funny All right, you guys Um tomorrow, we're gonna be doing another video a lot of sippy sippy for me. See you manana. Bye. I said bye


My name is Peter and I'm from the C3 Rock. We are a German group doing video recording for a lot of events in Germany A lot of small events similar to this one, but also some really really really big events And and our biggest event is between Christmas and New Year's Eve in Germany And it's like 20,000 people around of 15,000 like an enormous hacker congress and because it's so enormous We also have like enormous lecture halls. We only have five so that's like not like for stamp with over 20 I think but it's like huge hearts with 3,000 people in there and we we have like scaling problems And one of the problems that's obviously is like how do you manage for example questions like in a room with 3,000 people? No one can run around and bring microphones So for we for example have like 15 microphones all over the room, but it doesn't stop there We have like panels with six speakers if each everyone has a microphone And we have like five microphones on the speakers and some more on the stage and in these and we have like live translations And in the end we have like 60 different sources of audio in one room And it's like really complicated to process that And what we tried this year for the first time is doing that not in a traditional way with an with a mixer console We also did that for the room But we tried to do it on a network basis because we're in the end most of us are software engineers So why not bring that problem to the software side? So what we did use is something that's called a is 67 Some of you might not done to that's like a priority standards for audio networks and a is 67 is basically Standards way of doing a similar thing So what you can do is like you have a stage mixer like mixing console or something might only be like a chassis mount like 19 inch device And you configure all your input sources It has like 60 or more input channels for microphones and line ins and things And you configure how they're named and how they're translated to network addresses That's what you can see here. It's been example configuration And what it does is it takes all this audio and pushes it into the network as a multicast stream So you have now all the audio channels from all rooms in one network and wherever you connect to that network You can get every audio channel out there Um, so what can you use that for? Well, you can use you can use it for a lot of things But because it was the first time we used it. We only did small Small tries. So can you come in the next slide, please? One thing. Oh, uh, other direction. Yeah, um, I try to develop, uh, software against this format using open source and when it comes to um, working with uh, media on open source There are some frameworks and G streamer is certainly one of the more powerful So these are examples on how one can interact with such an audio network receive channels and probably also send channels And we use that for some interesting projects. Like can you come in the next slide, please? That's one of the projects we did. It's a multi channel recorder like if you have these Five times 60 audio channels and you have the others information It's important to have backups of all of them because things go wrong in life events We saw that this morning and it would be really great to just say, okay I don't want that channel that was so loud on the microphone Just take that out and remix all the audio because I have every channel recorded separately. That's what we did here We had the computer just a normal Linux computer pulling the audio out of the network and recording every channel individually And we can do that with open source software and interface with professional mixing consoles this way Um, we also did like other things can show me the next slide. Thank you. That's another thing that we did It's like in loudness meter. We are metering all the output channels with the main audio from the stage And then two translations like to german english to german and english to spanish for example And we try to match all the loudnesses of all the channels So then we when you change from room to another on the live stream Or you have to turn your your volume up and that's another thing that we pulled out of this audio network You can just connect your computer there and pull out all the channels out And that's what we did with ax67 and if anyone has any questions or would like to play with that I'll be here today and also tomorrow to answer questions and please come to me And we can talk about that. Thank you very much


Bonjour tout le monde! I want to begin by thanking the people of Charlottetown and Prince Edward Island for being such wonderful hosts these past few days. I've been on the island already a couple of times this summer and it's such a special part of Canada. We've got the whole team here. We've had a productive retreat and I know we're all really excited for the work ahead. Let me start though with a quick update on the wildfire situation out west and in the north. We're relieved to hear that fires may be coming under control and that critical infrastructure in the northwest territories remains intact. At Monday's incident response group meeting, Minister Sajjan updated us from the ground in BC. We also discussed how to make sure people from the northwest territories can return home when it's safe. The Canadian Armed Forces continue to be deployed on the ground to support and Service Canada is helping evacuees. We're on the ground, we are helping and we will continue to be there. I want to thank all the brave firefighters battling blazes across the country this summer. I want to again thank all Canadians who've stepped up to open their communities, to open their homes to people fleeing in difficult times. Canadians really show who they are when we're constantly there to help out each other. Our government thinks of all the people affected by wildfires. We will continue to follow the situation and we will continue to be there for everyone. The world has faced a lot of shocks over the past few years from the pandemic to Putin's illegal invasion of Europe to global inflation to a worsening climate emergency and Canadians have felt it and are feeling it every step of the way. From the very first meeting of this new cabinet to this retreat, I've told ministers that our most important job is to protect the promise of Canada. To build a society where when people work hard, they get ahead. Where Canadians are safe in their communities and in the world. Where they're secure in the knowledge that the services they rely on from healthcare to income support after retirement will continue to be there for them. Where we're building an economy focused on the middle class and people working hard to join it. We face several challenges, but I can tell you that our team is very motivated. During the summer, we met people all over the country. We listened to them. This week, we had the opportunity to hear from experts. Our priority continues to be to do everything that is in our power so that people can lead the life they want. So let me talk to you about two of our core priorities. The first is the rising cost of housing. Canadians in the middle class who are working hard to join it are up against this challenge, and this is a challenge that's been decades in the making. Our government has been stepping up over the past years. At this retreat, we studied historical trends and data from StatCan's long-form census, which are helping us understand these issues even more clearly. Yesterday, we heard from experts and directly from Canadians who are facing these problems. Everyone agrees that it's a complex issue that requires solutions that bring together all orders of government, the private sector, and the nonprofit sector. From zoning to corporations heating homes as assets to the rising cost of building supplies, there's no doubt that we all have a lot of work to do. Because more and more vulnerable people are at risk of homelessness. The middle class Canadians who want to build equity through home ownership feel increasingly like that dream is out of reach. And now, more and more renters in the housing market means rising demand is causing rent to rise for everyone. So this government is focused on getting more housing built and making sure families have places to grow. According to recent reports, we all have to work together to do more. And we have to do it together at the level of the country. We have to build a housing market that works for people. We all agree that we have to unite our efforts through the housing sector. Our team is determined to continue the work we've already started with programs like the National Strategy on housing, funds to accelerate housing construction that helps to increase housing supply. And the House of Representatives for the purchase of a first property that helps people to spread in view of a fund. As a federal government, we're going to continue working hard and showing leadership to bring all sectors together and all orders of government. Because it takes all of us working together to get this done. To date, we've helped almost 2 million Canadians find a place to call home and we're currently on a path to double construction of new housing over the next decade so we can meet the growing housing needs of Canadians. Secondly, today, I want to talk about another of our priorities to make sure that the next generation of Canadians can succeed. We can't talk about housing costs without talking about the impact on young people. Whether it's property or housing, the next generation lives in a lot of stress with the issue of housing. To young Canadians, I want to say something. You've had two crucial years of adulthood dramatically interrupted by COVID and then you were hit by global inflation and increased interest rates. These events upended your educations, your first jobs, your early years of building a career and a network. So we've been working hard to make sure that our economy has great jobs for you. We've created interest on loans for your education and we're helping you save up to buy a home but we know there's lots more to do. We owe it to you to take action so you can fully benefit from the promise of Canada. So you can succeed and access all the opportunities the generations before you had so that you can have both a healthy economy and a healthy environment with strong, vibrant communities long into the future. As a team, this is one of our top priorities. The members of our Council of Ministers make sure to make all the promises we made to Canadians to continue to offer accessible, affordable and quality through the country. To provide dental care at an affordable price. To strengthen public health care and to continue a real reconciliation with the Indigenous people. We're also tackling climate change across the economy through everything from huge projects that are cutting pollution on an industrial scale to a price on pollution that puts a quarterly rebate worth hundreds of dollars in people's pockets. This summer has been marked by terrifying and devastating wildfires from coast to coast to coast. Unouched fires destroy their homes and businesses and virtually no place in Canada has been left untouched by dangerous air quality due to the smoke. Climate policies are more urgent than ever. Canadians cannot afford leaders who want to roll them back. In these times, Canadians need a government that believes in them and invests in their future. No one, not one that thinks damaging cuts to pollution to everything. Our economy is strong and growing with the second highest GDP growth in the G7 this year, second only to the United States and almost a million more Canadians have jobs than before the pandemic. Wages are going up. Our government is making sure that as our economy grows it remains an economy that works for all Canadians. Canada is the best country in the world. Let's make it even better. Merci.


And now that will, well, once it finishes reloading. And now we're back to the style that it was actually showing before. So this is the new default theme for Packer 5.0, which is not yet out. And as you can see down here, I actually have the version that is generated during the package build inserted into the software at build time. So you can always see which version it is. But that's just with Fedora stuff. Like, this is actually a duplicate of a project on our internal OBS that we use that also builds not only just RPMs, but it also builds Debian packages. So you can see that this is a spec file. It's not trivial and not clean because this is building a kernel module. So everything is horrible in your soul when you do it this way. But it builds a TKMS sub package. It's got all the main stuff. It has a source package called sdabs and stuff like that. And we build for Ubuntu. There's some Susan here, Santos, Fedora, kind of the whole nice split there. And another example here would be this project here with, wow, I can't see Procdump. So Microsoft's little process dumper program for Linux. And I put this together some time ago. It's a pretty simple one. So some packages are complicated. This one is literally dead simple. All it is. The only difference here is that on the Debian side, we have to request Zlib 1G Dev. Otherwise, we request Zlib Devil. And it builds just like any other package. Most RPM macros can be added to the environment to be supported and stuff like that. So you can have fairly consistent build configurations. But yeah, let's go back to this. So aside from Datto, who else actually uses it? Obviously OpenSusa does and Pac-Man, which is their equivalent to RPM Fusion. So if you're in the Fedora community, you know RPM Fusion as the one that provides the packages Fedora can't. Pac-Man is Susan's equivalent. The Mer and Tizen projects, which are RPM-based distributions that focus on mobile. Lenaro, which focuses on ARM stuff. They have an OBS instance that's public. Dell uses OBS to actually build their Linux community packages. Though their OBS instance is not public, the repos they publish are. Collabora, if you know anything about the Debian community, Collabora is a pretty big name there. They actually use an OBS to build all of their stuff. They maintain a fork-ish of OBS for that. One name that I didn't put on here was Endless. And they also use an OBS for actually building their distribution. And Videolan also uses OBS for building their SUSA packages. But their instance is also not public. But yeah, OBS is awesome. Also kind of a little plug here. If you're interested in working on our team and doing this kind of stuff, we're hiring. So here's some references and links. And also the thing that actually makes the Debian stuff possible is this project called DebBuild. It's a monstrosity of a Pearl program that actually can process an RPM spec file, evaluate macros, and actually do proper Debian package builds out of it. So it has some extensions to the RPM grammar to support Debianisms. But otherwise, it basically works how you expect it to. So that's kind of the end of the prepared presentation part. Questions? Anything? I know I kind of ran through it kind of quickly. But I kind of wanted to make sure everybody had a chance to talk. Isn't so much a question as another similar feature I'd like to point out. So I'm maintaining a Windows port of an open source application. I have .exe binaries built from four different build systems. SegWin, MingW32 on Windows, Visual Studio, and the fourth, which is my favorite, is MingW cross compilation from the open source build service. Oh boy, yeah. There's people maintaining hundreds of MingW32, MingW64 libraries, and some binaries. And the open source build service name was going to handle all those dependencies, all those .dll libraries, and build the ultimate .exe file as a package on there reliably. It creates the build environment and tears it down. And it's going to handle those libraries too. Yep. We don't really do too much on the Windows-ish side for this. But one component of our backup and restore product actually involves having a cross-built Windows binary. And we actually do build that through our internal OBS system. Although, unlike in your case, we're actually using the Fedora MingW stack rather than the open SUSE one. But yeah, we absolutely do the same thing. And it's a really valuable thing because it makes it so that we can have a very consistent and reliable process for going from start to finish on this. And to fill in the gap with the fact that you have RPMs as output, there's a script out there called Download MingWRPM that creates a folder as a file from all the packages .exe and dll files you care about, including dependencies. Right. And in our case, we ship the package actually to live in our appliance. So it doesn't actually matter in our case because the executable has to be on the file system in some way anyway. Right. And ultimately, the open SUSE build service does have ideas for how to generate a setup that exe and all. Oh, yeah. No, they've proposed ideas, at least. There's been some bounced around ideas for at least, I think, a year or so about how to handle this, about automatically unwrapping those things and presenting them in that form. Those ideas eventually led to how they handle container images and some of the other stuff like that. But I imagine, at some point, if there's enough interest, they'll probably pull around and actually finish the stuff that they were working on for Windows as well. I mean, there was even some thoughts about how to make it so the OBS worker runs on Macs so it could produce things like Fink or MacPorts things or homebrew packages. The architecture totally allows it because it's actually written in a more or less system independent manner. It's just time, priorities. And also, Apple gets very angry when you do weird things with their operating system. Yeah, thank you. Any other questions? Great. Let's thank our speaker. Thank you, Neil. So I'd also like to remind everybody, once again, that there's a party tonight at 7. And if you've got tickets, then it's going to be the best party ever. If you can't make it, then you're missing out. But that's totally fine. Great. Thank you. Did you have any trouble setting up for us? No, it was easy. I was just surprised to know you were here. To help. Yeah, I'm surprised too, actually. I was even sure if the thing was recording or streaming or anything. I shouldn't have been about perfect. I think I got a question. Yeah. There's more of a comment than a question, but I'm not terribly surprised. I think the more you put your hands against the floor, the better the question. Yeah, that's good. So I thought I'd point out that I didn't want to seamlessly come up with any sort of application. The application is X to go. Wine's the worst. I knew exactly which one you were talking about. And post-audio is what I built. I know that, right? How did you know? Because those projects were the ones I used to figure out how to do it in the first place.


I ain't I ain't bad at it.  I don't know what everybody is fussin.  I don't feel so good That's joke. Hello everybody here. Welcome back to another now reading I had Earl do the opening of course, so we could talk about the Stephen King covers real quick. Yeah So the UK cover Looks like hot garbage The American cover isn't much better But at least it's not Thanos snap emcee hammer Anyway, so into what I am reading Currently I'm reading Dean Coons's dark fall. I'm kind of bored, but I'm still enjoying it The reason why I'm bored is because I remember every single note of this book is what if it's not the first Dean Coons book that I read it's one of the first So I know it note for note and I know all the twists and turns so I'm not enjoying it that much But I still love the book. I know that sounds odd, but it's the truth It just doesn't hold up on rereading. It's still as good as I remember it though. Next I'm I'm not struggling. I just in fact the first two chapters that I've read of this has has been good It's just I have other books. I'd rather be reading so the two towers by a J. R. R. Tolkern and Then we have I'm going through Dr. Sleep very very slowly. I told my buddy max that I was 90 pages in because I'm doing the audio book I'm actually only 50. I'm actually only 50 pages in so I lied through my teeth and last I am working my way through The witching hour by Anne Rice. This is a pretty good book I'm having certain slight issues with it like the the tone it feels like a gothic novel and then all of a sudden She'll mention a television or a telephone and I'll be like I'm not reading a gothic novel. I guess it could I guess a gothic isn't a time frame So I guess it's alright. It's just the tone doesn't vibe with the time frame That's the best way I can put it But anyways, what are you reading? Let me know down there in the doobly-doo, but until next time I have any you've been you This has been another now reading. I'll talk to you guys later. Bye. Bye


Welkom back my people, this is SPM Buzz, Mr. Edu. Ya, na se maje brawa. Fun number maje, Asenol. Kabisa. Usinuze kwenle niweba hii lo kakanga. Ya, senaji wa kwa sabi kwa na ibe klasika wikenda. Tuna fanya ibitu ikele kitu chi niya maji. Kabisa. So to begin with, katia mani na Asenoli. Gani kali, bro, today it is going to be fun. Ya, sisi kama Asenol, atutakwa nyongi. Gitu na chesana nyongi. Wanyongi wa wili, but they do know this one of the most. Okay, in those times. Hindi kwa machingine pigi sa. Ya, kabisa. We can sign Twitter derby. Twitter derby, bro. Kuna mbuembue. All about brawing rights. Kuna shere yei. Kabisa. So randu mikande, andi kwa lakini bada ja patawakupamit. So it will be a karik running the show again for United. Yes, yes. And just to go, to say this, Asenol and beaten in five games against Marches in United. Ya. And atreta wili manaja umpendi, he's here to concede against Marches in United. Is that trend going to continue today? It's not because if you look at Marches right now, bro. But basically it will also depend with the tactics to turn up Chesana up early. Kabisa. Nugets. To kind of tactics here, Chesana marches to toe to toe. To toe mia. Unaju wa wuki mgesi so tactics. Last week Chesana manio. Manio waka moa, pia waka difenda saba. Ya. Sii daya mouto na semaka ni mouto bro. Jwa lega 4 defenda, 4 bag 4. 3 defendsi midfilda so. Daya waka mouto ni mouto afi. Aka weka Ronaldo Bench. Yes. Gamia asa na trafa ni emokweli. Do you know that best tactic umsari tumia?  Nugets. Nugets. Ui unarisk uspo shinda mauki pigwa. Apa na. All the pressure will be on you kwa sabu umu marcha playa kama Christiana ko Bench.  Nugets. Ui uni msi ni pocha ana juwa. Ana za ko decisive in those 10 minutes, like 20 minutes, this is uma time. Ana zi inga na change game. But Christiano, the whole 90 minutes bro, utapa tarodi. Kabisa? Kweni. So, given that you unasema in the line of tactics. Line of tactics, and in fact me like the bila lile tansancho. Nage, net guy by him scoring that goal against Chelsea. Inabili kufunensi ake. Anta kufunensi. Nugets. Nani alkona kwenbia kanda waka aporachwa. Ange pati ana fungi. Egi kwa offside. Egi kwa offside. Aki ni fanya confidence ya kimi. So, 2 in 2. Kufuna 2 goals in 2 games. So, those are the danger players asana kunafa waj. Kunafa kwangalia sana sancho. Nuskeya. Kunafa sana kwangalia Rashford. Kabisa, kabisa. Those are danger mena pombale. Nakamatunezawini, but midfield kabisa. So, those are the danger players asana kwenbia. Nuskeya. Nuskeya. Nuskeya. Nuskeya. Nuskeya. Nuskeya. Nuskeya. Ange ammunition. Kabisa kushiki ma dried zuri waj. I don't think they can cause laughter in Namuru. Akanu na jo. Defensive record. Ashulот 6 zuri kwenbia. Programmen Ki대ique CBS Aguponamoni Wanici东. Akoora7 na collections kwa hao. amaani maywanesii. So, as체 kwenbia, kwa haako kwa haa beautiful and abiha, kwa hako kwenbia. jo tan عنmi kitu na ketu arteta zoe meha wato na pia kelela. ka kwa humbu aulunrapostu. Ina kiku deti iria. Now personalized, kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa kwa lehama, nanutahisha r lowest of mahmina ganisha. Nizi para ni kwa nyinganyei, kwa kwa mahmina ni kwa mahmina. Kwa mahmina ni lahu na untoha kwa mahmina. Nizi kwa, nia yubori ni dojina. Ya, chilinda ni chenge. Kuza mi shuki kuba kwa mahmina ni kwa mahmina ni kwa mahmina. Nizi nisha nisha, kwa mahmina ni kwa mahmina ni kwa mahmina. But right now, I think it's a come-away, because you will be what you are now. The reality is that it's a come-away, wide-forward. Let's say, a wide-forward, machial wide-forward. So, number nine, what I'm talking about is that it's a come-away, which is come-away. Yes, very true. And I ask them defensively, our other centre-backs are very good partnership. Gabel and Laben White. Yeah, they have, apart from the Liverpool game, maybe you can call it a blip, kwa sabubu, It was not a blip, it was a thorough beating. It was a punishment. Yeah, thorough beating. Kwa sabubu, kAAAA nga de rekodya hawa difendwa. My ability to get a promotion. It has been very impressive, apart from the game here in Liverpool... I hope, Między-Hales, I will have you in mind Między-Hales... Gaben, Między-Hales... Yes, I hope he is fine, kwa the other day he was attacked, he was attacked two months ago. So, I think he may be a kubu in the right framework. Ya, something like that shows that he has a very good mentality and he has been atu jajuwa this thing happened 2 months ago. Kwa na jajuwa, niqama taku na h vêi nakawezo nakawezo? No, but other people say that I grew in the ghetto, I grew in the Brazil. Like in Malas. Yeah, I didn't know it was an Amazon. I didn't even know when I was a kid. So, if you ask me where Adeta can win this game, it should try to be so rigid. So, if you ask me where Adeta can win this game, it should try to be so rigid. Sikiza, ono jen kwa henda kwa mbebi? Maenate, maenate, maenate Kwa chadu kwe rigid bro Tu sikuwe, tu henda kuchesana manchester Kichuana, kichuana, na plekana tu o to Bro, atu na iu kwezu Tizi niwa nyum You know my point of view is this So, asinu na aranda Tu waka process So, naka process kuna makosa zina fani kaga So, tu kisema tu naba lisha systemia tu I make sense Kwa sababu tuki henda kuchesana gemi etu Aga nes maenate Adatuki pii gwa Tuna jua kwa isi systemia etu Maali aapa na aapa na iikosa Iikosa Lakin tuki henda kusimati Na sema aaya Tote kwa systemia etu It doesn't work Let's bring it this thing back We are under a process We have to go through the bains We have to go through the bains Wacha ni kuleze Karik, amichu kwa iimachesta yunha ched Aka epele kapale bila rial Uleona game plan ni ake You saw sinia The same game plan, ali henda pala kapale kia ni ni Aka pele kia Chelsea Because Chelsea wakona expect machesta wakuji e Vilo na kuja aga So it doesn't hurt you When you go play against machesta At that tough You can't just go You are open up I am not saying we go gong hot To attack You have to be sensible We should not change our style Just because we are afraid to lose That's my point At kwa sabu lau ni kwa iimia maaniu To install it to the defensive To watch it, watch it in pila That's not our style Na oki angali ubelo me sema vizuri Manya henda bila rial They were so cautious In isolation Those games Haitawaside in the future Kwa sabu atak kuchesa hivu That is the point Come on ga ichiza gamiao Om ichiza gamiao na washinde It will be a process In your confidence Kwa na kuchiza bila na ataka Naki na uki bagiwa na chiza tu haa opana Na wacha mene o gopa Afi, you see When you are going to play against a team like Asenon Or when you are going to play with a team like Tseme kama na chiza na Tseme kama siniasenon Kwa na kuchiza na bila rial Kwa na kuchiza na Kwa na kuchiza na Na Ali Madrid You can't tell me that you will always go with the same tactic You have to No, you don't have to go with the same tactic Our target is to be like Man City Or Liverpool Liverpool na waka na kuchiza na Ali Madrid They don't They don't change their style You have to adapt You have to adapt My point is Na cheki, wu zi kwa pale Because gamiaona na change Na skia, ili a teamina na kwa punabini kwa kuchiza na Na itiak tikiako haingi ani You have to adapt That's why in a game Misa tachiza 4-3-3 Na rudi kwa 4-4-2 I hand them baka It depends with the game But saizo umekaba all angles That's why I'm saying Arsenal should not even try Going toe-to-to with Manchester United Because we can't win I think we should just Agree to disagree Because we miss you as a kubare Kwa sabunimani Let's change our style Can I ask you, do you think Arsenal is going to beat Manchester United? I'm following something Let's get traffic up I just wanted a yes or nothing No, I'll answer you But in a game Ragnik Ragnik Yes, yes So I'm asking Is that the right decision for my next To appoint Ragnik Who is the interim manager Pakasi zoni ishe alafu Alafu kwa consultant after that To me, I think it's a good appointment Because if you look at Ragnik Ule ni coach, tactics here You know it's a German coach We know German German pick Coaches, okangale pushel, kujokangale saiki Kwa sabunimani baba haia maafundisha Okangale umeni saia Umeni na kubare na togana Nani, Nangansman These are coaches Umeni saia kubare na coach Ansiflik One of the coaches One of the coaches One of the coaches So a coach like this I think in the long run Nivine 2, ni 6 months But I think Manchester United In fact even in the last game There are so many people saying That maybe I don't know what it is What it is a two-chain Two-chain is a German coach Aka ulega Initaviwa aka ulega Two-chain When you're playing that game Did you feel like you're playing a racquet team Do you think that Kwa sababu Yes Yes, kwa ni esen Yes, kwa ni esen Yes, kwa ni esen Yes, kwa ni esen Yes, kwa ni esen Yes, kwa ni esen And you press back at the time Yes, kwa ni esen It's a very defensive game And in that regard maybe in my opinion As a manager As an interim manager for 6 months It makes sense, I don't think he's the kind of guy that And as a kujakwe manager For a long period I think he's Best position me After that 2 years He's the one who cleared the culture And the structure and the team To make them a very successful team So in that regard I think he is A very good 0.25 Easy, easy, easier I just hope for whatever reason They mess it up because I don't want them to I just hope that today we beat them up That's my prayer I don't want to pick you up Two points ahead No, no, don't reason like that The fact is Aselo must Beat Manchester United For us to be very serious Prediction that Aselo is going to win by 2-1 I'm a manager 2-1 Kifua Aselo should play their style But I'm going for a draw I want one draw But I would rather I'll say this What I want to see most today I want us to play our game That's all I'm saying If we lose we lose All I want us to do Is don't lose to next game Beat the hell out of Manchester United Thank you Thank you


If you do PowerPoint presentations in Microsoft Teams and you're not using the PowerPoint live feature, here are five reasons why you should absolutely start using PowerPoint live. Let's get started. When we want to share a PowerPoint presentation in Microsoft Teams, we have several options. When I click on the share button, I can share a PowerPoint presentation by using the share screen option or share a window option. But today we are going to look at the third option of sharing PowerPoint, which is the PowerPoint live. Think of PowerPoint live as PowerPoint on steroids. To start sharing a PowerPoint that is on your computer, select this option, browse my computer. Navigate to the folder that has the PowerPoint and then click on the open button. After a few seconds, you will get your PowerPoint live view. Let's look at reason number one, why you should use PowerPoint live. It's so much easier. You have your PowerPoint slide, which the audience is viewing. But at the same time, you get to see all the slides at the bottom of the screen. On your right are the slide notes. You can use these notes to make sure that you don't miss anything while doing the presentation. It's very easy to get a bird's eye view of all the slides that are in your presentation. You can switch to a different slide with the click of a button. And the relevant notes for that slide will be shown to you on the right hand side. If your presentation has more slides than can fit on the screen, click here for the grid view and then quickly locate the slide that you want. Click on it and you are back to the main PowerPoint live view. Reason number two is you can interact with the audience using the interaction tools. At the bottom here, we have a laser. You can even draw a line with the laser. We have a pen which you can use to draw attention to some aspects of your slide. It also has a highlighter that you can use to highlight some parts of your presentation. If you made a mistake, click on the eraser and you can quickly erase. Reason number three is you can allow the audience to move back or forward even while you are on a different slide. This is especially helpful when you are in the middle of a presentation and somebody just turns up for the meeting and they want to catch up. They can go back or forward to make sure they are all caught up. If you want the audience to stay on the slide that you are currently presenting, then come and click this button. This prevents the participants moving forward or backward through your presentation. The fourth reason to use PowerPoint live is the standout mode. When you want to stress a particular point, you can bring in your camera into the PowerPoint presentation. You do that by clicking on standout mode over here and now you are embedded within the presentation. If you want to use the standout mode, make sure that you have a good light and a powerful laptop. To stop the standout mode, click on content only. Now PowerPoint will only show the slide. Reason number five is the translation feature. If you have an audience that will be more comfortable in a different language, PowerPoint live has a built-in translation feature. All you have to do is click on these three dots and translate slide and choose your language. As of now, there are several languages available, but let me choose Arabic. And voila, the entire PowerPoint has been translated to Arabic. Now when I switch to a different slide, you can see it in a different language. To go back to English, click on the three dots, translate slide and select original. Once you're done with your presentation, select this option, stop presenting. And this will bring you back to the main window. The next time you have a PowerPoint to present in a Microsoft Teams meeting, you know what to do. PowerPoint live.


We explain maternal mortality. Maternal mortality is the death of a woman during pregnancy or within 42 days of childbirth from any cause related to the pregnancy or its management. The World Health Organization reports that approximately 830 women die each day from complications related to pregnancy or childbirth. Some of the complications that contribute to maternal mortality include severe bleeding, high blood pressure, infections, and complications from delivery.nbsp. Most of these deaths are preventable or treatable. Other complications that may exist before pregnancy, such as diseases like malaria and AIDS, may worsen if not managed with adequate healthcare. Socioeconomic status contributes to many of those risk factors. According to the World Health Organization, 99% of all maternal deaths occur in developing countries. The maternal mortality risk for a woman in a developing country is about 33 times higher than for a woman living in a developed country. Although the UN reports that maternal mortality rates have fallen by almost 50% since 1990, the proportion of mothers that do not survive childbirth, versus those who do, is still 14 times higher in developing regions than in developed regions. In order to reduce global maternal mortality rates, we need political commitment to strengthen health systems and address inequities in access to quality healthcare. By improving accountability and taking actionable steps we can end these preventable deaths.