Dalvin, Dalvin, this is all you, baby, come to me! Let's go, punch it in, Dalvin, we got you to the one, to the one! Fit the pass, hit it to Dalvin, touch, ooh! Oh my God, he got stuffed!


What's going on everyone? Sam here with Leighton Sports Cards and I am ripping one box of 2021 Bowman Inception Baseball for Chris C. So Chris is in chat over on Twitch right now. Good luck Chris. Hopefully we pull you something big live. That would be so cool. I love when that happens. Okay I just gotta remember what the setup of these are. I believe I got it. We've got Michael Bush, Hedbert Perez to 99 for the Brewers. Nice one there. This is the last break of the night beyond. Got former Blue Jay, Austin Martin. Got Nolan Jones, Drew Waters. Got first autograph to 600 is Jordan Westberg for the Orioles. Nice on-card autograph for you there, Chris. And second auto is for the Phillies, excuse me, that is Johann Rojas, 38 of 99. Blue on-card auto. There you go, Chris. That's gonna do it for your break right there, Chris. Congrats on all the hits. We'll get those right out to you again. Thanks again, man.


Big friend of all the freedom fighters in the world the great President of United States Ronald Reagan Let's hear it for President Reagan coming in from the Walsh and the Exhaal Let's clap those hands. Mr. President To the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation. Thank you. Let's have a round of applause for the Mariners Black Sheep Squadron. Mr. President, welcome to Oziex. We're now going to serve you a great lunch. Let's all be seated, pull your chairs in, and we're going to be entertained while we're having lunch. Let's tell the President of the United States just what we think of him and his running mate, the next President of the United States, George Bush. Please give a Chicago welcome to President Ronald Reagan. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Jim, and thank you all very much. And I'd like to just say a word myself about the late Al Mazewski. And yes, I did know I was sitting beside her at lunch. And you all know he was a major supporter of the Polish Solidarity Union, and he made such a contribution to our beloved America. And yes, we will always remember him. Now, I'm also pleased to say that Congressman Jack Davis is here with us today. Someone who has been in the forefront of our crusade to get tough on illegal drug use. Well, now what can I say? Mrs. Wozniak and Stan, the food, the music, this is all just wonderful. You know, as a boy growing up in Dixon, Illinois, this was the great city to the east that represented unimaginable levels of action, excitement, and adventure. And that was even before I'd heard of Chicago politics. But actually, I'm very grateful to all of you. With your help, Vice President Bush and I carried Illinois in 1980 and 1984. And as for this year, let's just say that Victory 88 is more than just a slogan. It's a plan, it's a prediction, and come November, I think they'll be saying it was a prophecy. But today, I have to say it's simply a pleasure. It's a pleasure to be here. As someone who's had the chance to do more than a little traveling, I can easily say Chicago is one of the great cities of the world. What can compare with the vibrance and good humor of Chicago? Frank Sinatra is right. Chicago is my kind of town. From the sounds of the streets to the tidy homes that have passed from one generation to the next, and the churches that anchor your great neighborhoods, you can sit on your front steps and see the world walk by and know that God has been good to America and that he certainly loves Chicago. When his holiness spoke, John Paul II came to Chicago nine years ago. He was met by a vast audience of some one and a half million people. I know that many of you were there that October day in Grant Park. As the wind blew off Lake Michigan, the Holy Father spoke of our ancestors, and he said they came from many different countries and had thrown their destinies together and now write a common history. Yes, to write a common history. And for the past eight years, we've been writing what is one of its most exciting and remarkable chapters. We've brought employment to an all-time high and are now in the longest peacetime expansion ever recorded in our nation. But our strength as a nation, as you all know so well, is that we can march into the future, leading the world into a new age of growth, technology and innovation. But we can do so without leaving behind the vital moral foundation, the basic values of faith and family that make ours a great nation, and on which all that we accomplish has been built. Yes, the family is the bedrock of our nation, but it is also the engine that gives our country life, and it's the reason that we produce. It's for our families that we work in labor, so that we can join together around the dinner table, bring our children up the right way, care for our parents, and reach out to those less fortunate. It is the power of the family that holds the nation together, that gives America her conscience, and that serves as the cradle of our country's soul. You know, I've said before, there really are only two things that liberals don't understand, the things that change and the things that don't. The economy, technology, these things change and under us for the better, but America's basic moral and spiritual values, they don't change. Now I should be careful here because I know that this is a bipartisan gathering. Some of you favor the Cubs and others favor the White Sox. But in fact, as I watched a certain debate this past Sunday, it struck me that the difference between the liberals and Wrigley Field is that the liberals are still in the dark. You know, after the debate I had to say, isn't that just like an ACLU member? He didn't even have a prayer when he needed one. And this is only the beginning. After the next debate, I think we'll be up two to nothing. Well, the truth is that on issue after issue, the liberals have, in the words of the writer G.K. Chesterton, submitted to the modern and morbid weakness of always sacrificing the normal to the abnormal. They've turned principles at the core of our common culture and common history into partisan issues that hang in the balance as we prepare to elect a new president and Congress. Now unlike some liberal organizations, we don't believe that separation of church and state requires ending the Catholic Church's tax exemption or removing the words under God from the Pledge of Allegiance. And we don't favor the right to retail what they call non-obsolene child pornography. Nor do we think that the criminal penalties for selling marijuana should be repealed. We don't think tuition tax credits for children in parochial schools are unconstitutional or that prostitution should be legalized or that children should be denied the right to begin their school day by joining with their classmates in a voluntary prayer. No, that's not what we believe. And I think it's time for us to say that America's most basic and fundamental values are not unconstitutional. Now I'm not saying that all liberals agree with all of these views, but these issues, and there are other examples, raise an important question. You'll recall a few years back political figures had to disassociate themselves from groups on the right with far-out-right views. Well, isn't it now time for responsible people to do the same thing with far-out groups on the left? Let me tell you what's exciting. What in fact is the big news of the 1988 campaign? That this campaign is developing on the issues and the American people are finding out what I said some time back that the politics of the opposition can be characterized as liberal, liberal, liberal. Now, I'm a former Democrat, but I think you know what I mean when I raise questions about the distinction between rank-and-file Democrats and the liberal leadership of that party in Washington. The liberals may try to mouth some of our words, but when they talk about values and family, they mean something very different. For example, as part of their so-called pro-family agenda, they have proposed a federal child care assistance program. But under the liberals program, if you want assistance and wish to leave your child with his or her grandmother that day, grandma will have to be licensed by the federal government. One of the liberal congressional staff members behind the bill was asked by a reporter if this was true that grandmothers would have to get federal licenses to take care of their own grandchildren. And the reply came from that man? Yes, of course it's true. After all, and here's the quote, how else can you design a program that receives federal funds? Licensing grandmothers. Can you believe that? Next thing you know, they'll say that grilling Kielbasa is an environmental hazard. I don't know about you, but I enjoyed mine very much. Now, there are other values that we should think about this year. I hope I'm not the only one here old enough to know that today is an important date. Today is the 50th anniversary of the Munich Pact. The naive gesture of appeasement that brought us the great nightmare of this century, the Second World War. The vain boast that we had achieved peace in our time was followed five months later by Hitler's invasion of Czechoslovakia and six months after that of Poland. The lesson from Munich is too clear and too important to be forgotten. That sad lesson is that to be weak is to invite war. And that's why I say to you, America, America must never be weak. We must always be strong. George Bush and I will not rest until freedom is restored to all the peoples of Eastern Europe. But even today, there are those who have forgotten the ancient principle of peace through strength and their innocence and naivete would put in question all that we've achieved since Vice President Bush and I took office. All the progress toward ending the twin evils of totalitarianism and nuclear terror. Yes, they would break faith with anti-communist freedom fighters. They opposed a strategic defense against nuclear missiles. They would cancel essential defense systems and receive nothing in return. They're against the B-1 bomber and they would wipe out their proposed budget would eliminate two carrier battle groups from the Navy. And even when they say they now favor weapons like the new Trident missile and stealth bomber, listen closely and you hear them whisper that it's just in theory that they favor these systems. They're not prepared to deploy them. And not long ago, I vetoed a defense authorization bill that Congress sent to me that embodied much of what the liberals want to do to our nation's defenses. Some near liberals said I was playing politics. No, I was just defending America which is what I shall continue to do. I remember the consequences of weakness and I know you do too. When freedom was threatened, it was boys on this block who took off their baseball caps and put on their helmets and donned their country's uniforms and went to war. Those who would deny America the means to keep the peace have forgotten their history. They have forgotten our veterans and our war heroes and they've forgotten the boys on this block. But America must not and will not ever forget. Well, over the last eight years, America has begun a great enterprise of resurrection. We've worked to recover the bedrock values that you and most Americans never departed from. We have rebuilt our defenses. Our country is at peace. Our economy is strong and our future is bright. When I took office on any given day, fully half of our military aircraft could not fly for lack of spare parts. Half of our naval vessels couldn't leave port for lack of spare parts or crew. Well, all that has changed and incidentally, if you haven't had a chance to see some of them lately, today's young people in uniform, of all the things I'm proud of, I'm more proud of them than anything I've seen. And there's one last issue, yes, more important than even all the other crucial matters we've already discussed. Ladies and gentlemen, just a few years ago, I wonder how many of us could really have believed then that so many of our fondest hopes and dreams for America could come true. And of those things that have happened, how many of us could have imagined eight or even four years ago that one day a President of the United States would have an opportunity to stand, as I did a few months ago, there in the Lennon Hills at a podium at Moscow State University and tell the young people of the Soviet Union about the wonder and glory of human freedom. And I was talking to the ones I should have been talking to because they couldn't get all the student body in the auditorium, so they had decided that the ones who could come to hear me were all members of the young Communist League. But what a great moment we have before us and know how future generations will dishonor us if now in a moment of sudden folly we throw it all away. So let us go forth then, you and I, to tell the American people what really is at stake. The fate of generations to come, a hopeful vision of a world of freedom and a bountiful future of reverence and peace for our children and all the children of the world. So yes, some say that it's time for a change. Well, ladies and gentlemen, let's just remember, we are the change. We started it eight years ago and we're going to continue it and extend it to Congress if you do the right thing at the polls on November 8th. I think George Bush had it right at the convention. If you have to change horses in midstream, doesn't it make sense to switch to the one who's going the same direction you are? I can't leave you without admitting to you that I have a new hobby. I have discovered that the people of the Soviet Union make up stories, jokes, and tell them among themselves, which reveals they've got a great sense of humor, but also a little cynicism about their way of life. And just as I was coming home from the Moscow summit, I got another new one that was handed to me. This is their story. This is the way they treat it. And it shows a little difference between two systems. The story has it that I and Gorbachev were in his limousine and I had the head of our secret service unit and he had his chief security man with him and we were sightseeing. And we got out to where there was a waterfall. We got out of the car to look at the waterfall. And the Secretary General Gorbachev said to my man, go ahead, jump, go over the fall. My man said, I've got a wife and three kids.  And he did. My man went down the rocks around the fall to see if he could be of help and there he was down there ringing out his shirt. And he said, when he told you to jump and go over the falls, why did you do that? He said, I've got a wife and three kids. Thank you all. Thank you all and God bless you all. Thanks in our gratitude and love from Ethnic America. I would like to introduce to you Milly Magaena and Jessica Tarano. Come here girls. We welcome you to Chicago. Let's hear it for the President of the United States.


might be one of my favorite green Irish tweed clones from Armauv. Hey what's up guys it's Josh here, just wanted to do a review today on Armauv Avoke Man Home. I ended up coming across this fragrance I think it was about $20. For some reason I thought it was like a 3.4 ounce but I think it's actually a 2.7 ounce. It isn't a 3.4 ounce although it's a pretty decent sized bottle. Armauv sometimes has normal fragrances and then they have more luxurious fragrances and I just prefer to wear something that's just high quality all the time. I prefer to spend a few extra dollars. This is an EDP and this is from their Luxe line which is actually a bit stronger. Let's just jump right into the pros, the cons and the rating because I'll go through pretty much everything in there. The pros, it has a really interesting projection. I sprayed it up and I was just getting this pleasant puff of this specific DNA. It took me maybe about 15 minutes, 20 minutes of smelling it to figure out that it was the green Irish tweed DNA. If I could find them I'll put the notes on screen too. I know it's got a few things from green Irish tweed. That's why it'd be one of my favorite green Irish tweed clones from Armauv because I just really really enjoy it and it's a little bit less spicy and a little bit more smooth than the other green Irish tweed clones that we got out there. It has a little bit I would say a hair of peppery spice mixed overall but it's overall kind of sweet and I think the peppery spice is just to give it enough of that green Irish tweed DNA, 80-85% of that green Irish tweed DNA, maybe 15-20% of this smooth kind of musky blue style scent but overall it smells like green Irish tweed and that musky blue style scent. I mean it's so far in the background you kind of wouldn't even consider it there to the very end. I find it probably more smooth than Les Parfait and Trayn and we I find those a little bit more spicy, a little bit more peppery. I really like how it projects. Now I wouldn't say it's the strongest projecting ever but it is in that luxe line. It is an EDP which usually is a little bit better smelling juice, a little bit less of alcohol it kind of smells a little bit more of just a tuned up kind of smell and that is what I get with this. It's not 100% like super smooth or anything it's not like the smoothest thing I've ever smelled because they had to incorporate a green Irish tweed in there which isn't the most smooth scent. I really like green Irish tweed but I wouldn't necessarily associate smooth with it. It has some a little bit of peppery nuances to it but this I find very smooth. It's very very clean and you know even up close you could tell that there was a slight bit of peppery or just a little bit of roughness in there that's not like super super likable and smooth but besides that you really can't get this fragrance smelling bad even up close it didn't really smell that bad. The little hair of nuances that would resemble roughness that you get right when you get up really up close is going to be completely gone in the air and I really really enjoy the projection of this one. When I sprayed it I just kept getting these constant whiffs and it was never too much and it was always right there I really enjoyed it.  This fragrance reminds me of Armaf blue ome that fragrance kind of takes the aqua de joe DNA and puts a little bit like the tiniest little hint of a blue fragrance in there it's mostly the aqua de joe DNA but that little bit of smoothness changes the smell makes it a little bit more likable and it just is a little different and that's kind of what they did with this one too it's just a little bit of blue added to green Irish tweed done just right so it's going to smell like green Irish tweed but it has just enough so you could tell that it's different it is more smooth I'd almost say it smells a little more clean just because it is more smooth and another downside is I wouldn't say this is for super super young people I would say maybe 20 and up even though you could wear it when you're in those age ranges I just find it to be a little bit more of a mature clean smelling scent but this one is one that I highly recommend pretty much as a gift to anybody like I was saying 20 plus even though anybody could wear this it just smells good it smells clean and it's got that green Irish tweed kind of smell to it which is a niche style smell so it isn't really in the world that much so there really isn't almost any cons to this fragrance except you know depending on who you are and where you are in your journey you may not like it for it just not being your style. If I were to give it a smell rating I'd have to give it an 8 for likability I'd have to give it an 8 as well I really have always had respect for that green Irish tweed DNA and I would say besides the original green Irish tweed I actually might prefer this the best out of the other Armagh flankers so I have to give it an 8 maybe an 8.5 but I'm just green Irish tweed isn't my favorite DNA although I really really enjoy it I found green Irish tweed to be one of the most timeless scents that there ever is so easy to wear and I feel like some of the nuances they put in here make it even more easier to wear and maybe even a little bit more of a modern take on it I'm pretty sure anybody's gonna like this smell it's gonna smell good clean and almost any time longevity and projection I probably give a 7.5 to an 8 for my experience it was roughly about 90 minutes of that green Irish tweed smell and projection then it kind of dies down you know a little bit it never at any point projects an insane amount it actually has a nice little bubble to it so you could spray up a lot and it's gonna help the projection but it's never gonna really be too much for my experience maybe if you spray 15 times that'll be too much I mean I probably sprayed this around five times every time that I did and it had just this nice really good projection to it I would say it's about a 7.5 projection but I thought it was so nice and pleasant the little whiffs that I was getting that I had to put it up to an 8 so 7.5 to an 8 and I didn't want to rate this one so so high because I'm really really picky and most of the time you watch my fragrance videos I don't really rate anything this high I would say this I mean comes off as probably a solid 8 out of 10 maybe even up to a 9 out of 10 just because it's so so cheap I'd highly recommend it if you like the green Irish tweed DNA and if you could imagine a little bit more modern take a little bit more smooth take but having almost all of the essence from the original that you like I would definitely check out our mauve evoke blue man a winner and very very surprising I think I've watched like one or two reviews of it on YouTube there's almost none I can't remember if there was a fragrance page on this one I think there actually might not be let me know what you think of this fragrance highly recommended if you like green Irish tweed style smells definitely check it out I find it to be a little more smooth and trainery and lay parfait which a lot of people like let me know if you tried this if you want to try it try things similar all that good stuff we're on the road of 25,000 subscribers and I couldn't do without any of you guys's help you guys are the best I'm having a great day out here hopefully you're having a great day at home see you all in the next video peace


My name is Jiang Yong from Alibaba. Today I will give a presentation on the image distribution in our native era, and what we have done in these aspects. But for the agenda of my introduction in the first part, I will talk about the basic knowledge of Docker. And then we'll talk about the Docker call and introduce an image, and what we have done in the image level. Well, before Docker launched, we just imagined a small sized company. We did not need to deploy many resources on the single devices. So all the resources can be deployed. We do not need to address the problems like resource conflict, or resource fighting, but with the business volume increased. With a limited resource, we have to deploy the same, but deploy some business on the same device. At the very beginning, we thought of the VM technology to address the issue, to slow, split it, or isolate the business. So they will not influence each other. But for me, I have some problems. For example, the start of time is quite too long, and it will take up additional memory and CPU. Well, for the core part, it actually has always developed more for the limited space and the sake of technology. And XRC technology, we missed technology to develop it. We can put to the, we can isolate the business in the wrong time so that different apps, so the resource grabbing of different apps will not influence with each other. So once we solve the volume process, we still have the problem of remote and conflicting. For example, for one app rely on the Python 2.7, the other app rely on Python 3.0. So for the deployment, there still are some conflicts. But for the multi-core, we actually introduce imagine technology. Or what we rely on actually, we package them into the same image package and we deliver it to the maintainer staff for them to do the deployment. The image have many benefits. For example, if one application rely on Python 2.7 and the other rely on Python 3.0 version, since they rely on different images, they will not conflict with each other. So we have one benefit that during the interaction, as they better perform much of the work. And once it runs, we can apply it into many other aspects. Once the parameters have been set, we can roll one or ten resources. There are no differences. And actually LXC have other technologies. At the beginning actually, it use LXC technology, but after that we do some optimization. Later we found that it was not that user friendly. We need additional steps to do the image or to do the business distribution. For now, LXC has addressed the... And the dark LXC has addressed the conflict issues and the isolation issues. But for most of the part, they were relying on the internal Linux code technology. If the Linux code have some bugs or failures or have some failures. And then the data may be released to other containers and it will affect the whole process and the performance. Some teams are working on this. We draw lessons from the Google technologies and we do the safety... We work on the safety to provide the safer and most secure environment. And we have the safety on the VM and we have the performance of the normal container. Well, for the Docker... I want to talk about the three core concepts of Docker. Namely, image container and respiratory. The image is quite an entity. But for the warhouse is where it restored the images. Well, for the container, it actually is evolving time for the image. We can use an image to start a container. And once we commit the container, we can generate a new image on the top of that. But we cannot start a container without the image. That is to say, if we want to start the container, we need an image. And for Docker, it actually uses the different connectors to generate a separate image. That is to say, for the first image, it is generated by the tab. And on top of that, we can perform various of jobs. And generating images that we demand. This is the image building. Plus, it's built. We need to distribute the jobs in the wrong environment. We cannot transfer the jobs with the tab package. So here comes the repository. Once the image is constructed, we will distribute it in a repository. We need it all and we can pull the images from the repository and then we can generate the container. I will give you an example for the building of the image. Here, the Docker build has a mechanism of Docker build. And we can have a Docker build. And then it converts the image. It is a problem, a basic image. And the second step is we can give some orders. And the third step is the installation. So as you can see from this process, the first from is a fundamental image. And accordingly, it comes from the tab. And on top of it, we execute a store. So it will add another layer. So this is an item where we pull all the leads. But we find out the fourth step. It should not be added to another layer. And it lists what kind of layers it needs. And what about the configuration of the image? So it is in manifest. And the building of the image, you can see this has a different bias and different steps. They are read-only. So the image is read-only, but when the container is running, it needs to read and write the documents of the system. And this is a container running situation. And the third layers, they are read-only layers. These are the images. And the top layer is read-write layer. This is the container. It is written by the container. And the data that is to be read or to be written is all in this layer. But the documents are not deleted. So here, there is another problem. Like Alibaba, it is such a large science to come. Actually, we do not write the business from the very beginning to the end. But we have some special techniques to build our own businesses. For example, when you know enterprise, our group sometimes will have special technology. That means we need to have some data in our container. And the container needs to be dragged into the container. So the image suffers a lot of pressure. For example, 1G or even 2G, 3G. And another problem is, at present, our system is a distributed system. So within this distributed system, sometimes we have some information center, the database, so for these database, they will also increase the size of the image. So finally, we will find that the image would be timed out for the businesses. Because the businesses can take up too much space. Including the fundamental data, finally we will find that the image would be even 4G to 5G. Also like Alibaba, millions of the host and every day we have thousands of audits and it has many jobs, lots of jobs. So if all the machine is in the image center, then there will be time out for the download on the image. So there will be very serious time out. Additionally, if it is serious time out, you may also encounter some other problems like the image cannot react to the data. So in the future, maybe we can also have some other techniques to deal with this problem. But it will lead to another problem. That means the download will be even slower and slower. So the situation might be even serious. So first of all these problems, the first solution is to use the P2P distribution platform. And here I will briefly introduce its architecture. This there is a configuration center that is on the bottom. So the middle part, the middle layer, it is the cluster manager. And the bottom level, it is the physical host running on the cluster and the configuration surface. We manage all those physical hosts through which nodes are most appropriate. Because we have many hosts, and each host has different configurations. So there is a certain way. At least you need to select the happiness. And for Docker, Docker has a physical host that we deploy in the process. So when Docker downloads the image, it is just like an HTTP request. And we can transfer it into another request. So that this request can download the data from the hypernodes. And on the right side, you can see the data source. This is an instance where it downloads a document to prepare to process it. For example, the node is on the layer of the image. And when it initiates the request to the hypernode, it can be typed. But this layer already has the data on it. And if it already has the data, then it can download to the physical host. But if it is without the data, then it can send the request to the image center rapidly. So normally we distribute the content there because normally it is hundreds of containers. So for the same layer, the request on the same layer will send them to the hypernode. And this hypernode would download the data and distribute the data into a different path. And maybe there will be why not already downloading the data, but it hasn't downloaded the data. So it can distribute the data to the one that hasn't downloaded. And so it can release the pressure of the node. So we can just assume that we have 100 posts. Actually there is only one hypernode to download the data. So it suffers much less pressure. And this is the effect of the drag-on fly. And let's say the drag-on fly. So without drag-on fly, with the increasing concurrency, then the average post is increasing. And when we see the orange line, although there is a slight increase on the time but it can just be ignored. So the drag-on fly is more smoothly than native. And that means it can substantially reduce the pressure that it suffers. So in fact, in very early days, we already have drag-on fly. I think drag-on fly is... Before Alidoco, we already have T4, this kind of technology. Alid's technology is it can solve the data distribution problem. So from that time, we already have drag-on fly technique. We already have drag-on fly business. So through P2P technology to solve the download problem. I mean 2015 in September. At that time, Gankun comes to Alid and it has the image distribution that allows it can support the image distribution. In 2016, through our 2011 festival, it becomes infrastructure of our document distribution. In 2017, we have an optimization of it. For example, the memory file system, the preheat and dynamic compression and open source. In 2018, it joins the CNF and becomes a sandbox project. And still, we are reconstructed and to optimize the drag-on fly. For example, previously, we now refactor with Golon and support HTTPS registry and more than 50 adopters to increase its capability. So actually, drag-on fly has solved a lot of problems. But still, we discover that there are still many problems to be solved. In our business, because Docker Hub is just randomly to write it. And that is why we continuously to communicate on how to optimize or how to reduce the layers so that it can have an even more rapid distribution. But the businesses, they have their own KPI and their own objectives. So it is quite hard to do so. So at present, currently, the best thing that we have done is to upgrade the fundamental infrastructure. Because our system is about 2, 2, 3G and we will optimize it. At least to optimize it into about more than 1G. So 1G has been reduced and the download time will be shortened by 20 or even 30 seconds. So this is even more acceptable to upgrade. Another point to make is Alibaba emphasizes a lot on the safety and the security. So the reason is to solve the size of the image and second is the security to ensure the security of the image and our businesses needs to be upgraded, updated at the same time. If without any update, there will be some security problems and we need to be responsible for this. So every 8 years we will update it and 90% of the businesses would use the fundamental image based on the updates. For the fundamental image, it is so large, like the bespokeus and many other images. It is of hundreds of Maca bits, but for all the businesses we will try to include as much as possible. So that means the fundamental image becomes even larger and larger. And at the very beginning we didn't have some normalized operations. So all these issues lead to the large scale of the image. But actually it does not need so much. This is the physical standards and the migration process is quite fast. But we need to be as much as possible to do this. And from now the speed has been lowered quite a bit. And by the end of the day, if we continue to do that, it will take up to 30 steps. First of all, it will take up to 30 steps. So if we are going to take it to a steady speed at least 30 steps, when we are at the very high speed it will take up to 30 steps. And then we will take one minute to finish. So, the whole of this will be quite a bit of a chunk in the image. When I talk in the image, I usually have the detail of the quality of the image. This is quite upgrade or extension if it's not in the peak value, and it will not be used in the effect of the user experience. For example, when launch 100 container, it can be upgraded from 10pm to 6am. If one container is upgrading and the rest of the running 99 is serving the users, then it will not cause any problems. But for capacity expansion, it's different. It's another story. If we want 100 container required for the 5 million users, and now we dramatically need 500 containers, and the response time will be timeout, so the user experience will be worse. So for this time we need a quick acidic expansion, and most of the time of this process are consumed on image downloading. Therefore, another problem is that GZip performance is too low. Actually GZip is quite ancient topic. The compression efficiency is quite low. For another reason, we believe previously when we encounter a situation when we download an image, GZip needs to take a single call to do a single thread processing. If two or three images are downloaded simultaneously, it will take up two or three calls simultaneously. It will call the JTIN of the business. Previously we also, we often receive such feedback. So for this issue we have done some minor optimization, as you can see on this slide. For the first case, we can have one GZip to compress that, we can have 14 million. And for the second case, when uploading the images, we do not compress them. We can compare the time consumed for both scenarios. For the first case, we found the time consumed only takes a half of that when the image is compressed. When the image is folding time, the process is quite time consuming. It almost the same to the image downloading time. So if we do not compress the images or do not optimize the process, it will take three more seconds. This is not very significant, but another significant improvement is that it will not affect other business. And besides, the dynamic process can be released. And for the physical machines and the hyperlinks, the transition speed will be, it's using a more, a more better process than GZip. That was optimization for the struggling. The second optimization is for the remote disk. For now we add one more image and to convert that into a remote image, which is stored on the remote disk. So the real data can be stored on the remote disk. The image record the ID of the remote disk. So in this way, when we download the image, it only need to download the ID information. And the size is quite small. And the size will be only several K. So we can achieve the second level image downloading and folding. And with all the devices deployed in the same rack, only same DC, almost we don't have any latency. And for the remote DC, we have another question. Previously, during the single day sale festival, when we do the large scale expand for the remote DC, we found a question that would the physical level check out by the business, by a large demand, and when we access to a bilingual file, to be read from a remote DC. So because it do not have enough memory to read this file, so all the data have to be uploaded to online. And we thought that about 15 level bandwidth have been taken up by the remote DC. For the second question, and if any problem, or any failure happened of the network, the content cannot handle that. It definitely will make some difficulties. Well, for the third part, the first issue is about the high cost. We will use one device, and we use a one remote DC, may have several racks, it will cost very huge cost. Well, for now we use the Dandi technology. We want to reduce the cost. And now the data are not stored in the hyper storage, and it can be stored on NASA servers. And during the transmission period, we found when we have the remote DC, the data is not compressed. So the transmission process will have a lot of pressures. And now we use a high efficiency to compress the algorithms, so the pressures will be reduced dramatically. And for now, compared with the remote DC adapter previously, we now use a local host caching. So once the container runs a business, all the data of the same images can be put onto the local device. Well, this is the slide for the compression algorithm. Previously, we always want to replace the remote DC, but for some old containers of all versions, we have already found that it's not easy to migrate into the new versions, or decompress into the new versions. So we cannot just delete the old servers or DCs. Well, for the sixth part, we find the 16 million content. Well, for the green part, we find the speed just increased dramatically. And here shows the efficiency result comparison. This is about the local caching. We found some similarity, a similar findings. If we have the files stored on local devices, we can just read them directly. If not, we'll just access to the remote devices. What is the dandy technology or other technologies we have to convert the remote images? And it will definitely take up a lot of resources and the containers. So we have to address many issues. Okay, this is my presentation. Thank you for that.


Hey, smart Christians. I want to talk to you about something that I think we all need to from time to time check ourselves on Have you ever seen? Have you ever noticed the angry Christian? And I mean the Christian who may in their mind me in their heart may think that what they're doing is correct And maybe they are but maybe their approach is not the correct way in today's culture Especially on YouTube Facebook Instagram Twitter. You name it. It's easy to be upset with people who may Push out bad doctrine Because you're getting inundated all the time with people with foolish things that are happening. And so you might want to Because you're angry and it might even be a righteous anger a righteous indignation You may want to lash out and push back But the way we do it matters also not that we do it sometimes it matters that we do it sometimes We ought not do it But there's really never a bad time to defend the gospel now There's always though there can be a bad way to defend the gospel Paul says in Ephesians 4 25 he says therefore laying aside falsehood speak truth Each one of you with his neighbors for we are members one another So therefore it's okay to let someone know hey what you're doing what you're saying is incorrectly as far as I believe now It could be though that what you're saying what you believe you're the one in error and not the other person But it does matter how you approach the person does matter what you say how you say Our knee jerk response it should not be to attack or destroy the person But should be to build a person to correct the person but sometimes we Start at the highest level of intensity and then hopefully work our way down if the person agrees Publicly or privately but more importantly if they agree quickly the quicker they agree the less of our ire They'll receive but there's a reason why we're saying this now. There is a difference There is a difference between talking to the person who is a false teacher false prophet a wolf versus the person who is being deceived by them when we do so we need to remember how we do it and By the way, it doesn't really matter if it is the the person who has evil intentions or the person who's just Not sure just maybe ignorant of what's happening. Paul says this He says let no unwholesome word proceed from your mouth, but only Such a word as is good for edification Now that doesn't mean it has to be a really nice soft word sometimes it can be a stern word But the point is to edify the issue is this when you come with guns ablazing and with knives out The person sees that hears that feels that what is their natural inclination? Their natural inclination is gonna be to do two things one to be defensive to protect themselves of what's coming And then two to push back with the exact same force What if you do so and you're in the wrong and they push back with the same force? Well, you're not gonna like it. No one will now a good rebuke if it's godly amen But we need to remember how we do so saying something Strongly does not mean because you say it's strong or you think that you're strong That didn't mean that it's sanctified does not mean that it is of God set apart from God It does not mean that sometimes in our anger in our force We think that we are really doing the right thing and sometimes really not it's hard It's hard to know when to speak like a lamb Sometimes we got to be aligned. It's hard to know when the right time to do this Jesus did it perfectly We not so much remember the fruit of the spirit is Love Joy peace less remember peace It's okay to be at peace with people that we disagree with patience You remember patience the way God treated you how God treated you what he used in treating you with patience Kindness goodness faithfulness. These are the characteristics that comes out of an actual believer gentleness Self-control raging at people all the time does not show Self-control against such thing. There is no law. So therefore we ought to try to emulate that Even when we're dealing with bad doctrine now that should be the first thing that we're looking at Not necessarily attacking the person but attacking the doctrine that the person is speaking of that might be heretical All heretical doctrine doesn't come from heretics Heresy can come from a person who's just ignorant sometimes of the word of God They don't know any better, but then when you when we attack sometimes and maybe I've been guilty of that I want to make sure that people understand my heart as well that if I say something if I say it a little harsh And it does the the one thing that I don't want to do which is to push someone who might be listening away Well, then I apologize We should all be willing to admit that there are going to be times where you say things or do things not in the best light As Christians first and foremost you need to be humble Recognize that at some point time it's going to be on you the attention is going to be on you But when you are the one putting the spotlight on someone else your motives matter as well How you handle things is just as important to God as that you handle things Paul says in 2nd Timothy 4 to he says preach the word be ready in season not a season which is all the time But he says reprove there's gonna be times you got to prove someone wrong rebuke There's gonna be times where someone is wrong either in unintentionally or intentionally and you have to rebuke them either Rebuke the the sin or rebuke the the words that are coming out of their mouth Then also this literally says exhort with great patience exhort that word literally means to comfort Almost to encourage someone well Who would you encourage well someone that you want to actually get it to love them? Attacking them kicking them beating them spitting on them. That's not encouraging guys I know you might feel that way for some people but that's not encouraging and then he says to do so with great patience with great Patience with great patience that means Being patient towards them understanding that today they may not get it Tomorrow they may not get it as a matter of fact. It's not your timing that matters. It's God's timing What does he say one plants another waters, but God gives the increase and even though they're not listening to sound doctrine They have these itching years these tickling years But Paul says to preach and be patient with those people those very same people and so let's be mindful guys that You don't get points for being harsh You don't get heavenly points You don't get rewards for being brutal in your approach You do not get as a matter of fact what it may indicate is a lack of maturity on our part If all we know how to do is to swing a bat hard because I can promise you as Jesus said the same standard or measure of judgment that you give You'll get it back When you judge harshly You want to make sure that in your harsh judgment that you are absolutely correct Because what's gonna happen is this the harsh judgments coming back at you Might not come back from that same person or it might come in a way that you cannot handle It may come in a way to break you to bring you down to teach you humility Now are there times where the person needs harsh rebuke sure Paul as a matter of fact in 2nd Timothy 4 He's saying to do so patiently and To encourage but then he also goes on and offers a strong a strong rebuke and even a warning Poor someone like an Alexander copper Alexander the coppersmith who he says resisted there or their message So there is a place in time, but let's just remember though Even as we're rebuke in someone even as we're giving a person a piece of our mind or what we think the word is trying to tell them Let's remember that we're also Christians too. You do not get points for being mean Did I get points for being the harshest that you can be to be able to say? Yeah, I'm showing them You get points for your love for your kindness for your gentleness for your patience. That's what you give But let's not make it personal. Let's not be angry in how we approach them Let's be guided because there are some people that are watching who God is going to use you or maybe not To bring them close with God. What did Jesus say? Let your light so shine that mean we'll see your good works and then glorify God So our approach should be godly should be loving and then if we've got to turn the intensity up on a person Well, then amen, but our default personality should not be harsh or angry to someone Who wants to be a believer who calls himself believe even if they're not and let's be honest all of us are guilty We all have given the gospel or presented Christ in a negative fashion We all have and so let's keep that in mind as we are dealing with they're gonna be wolves They're gonna be false teachers gonna be false prophets. We're gonna be strong. We're gonna be stern. We're gonna be firm But we're also gonna be loving as well. Amen


Next question is from Adam Kotzmeier. In your experience, what's the most effective weekly caloric surplus when trying to put on weight and muscle? Weekly caloric surplus. Not very much. Yeah. Wow. You know what? It depends, right? It depends a lot on the person. But I think Adam's a hundred percent right. I used to think it was a huge surplus. First off, it depends on the person. Okay. So if you're somebody with a really fast metabolism, you burn a lot of calories, you're going to need to eat a lot more calories to get a surplus than other people. But I would say if you want to make sure that it's lean body mass, I wouldn't go above, I mean, 500 calories over your daily requirements is a pretty decent surplus. It's still pretty big. That'll ensure that you're gaining a decent amount of muscle with a good program. But you can even do it with like 200 calories. Yeah. I love the 250 to 500 range.  You just got to be ready for that. Because if you do it just right and you're hitting the sweet spot, you don't see a huge jump on the scale. And that's the hard part about some- The muscle doesn't pile on super fast. No. And if you've got good programming, there's a good chance you're also leaning out. So you could be losing body fat. So don't use the scale as your main guide of you're doing a good job of gaining muscle. You could be doing a great job of gaining muscle, but not really moving. In fact, if I know I'm on a new program, that's one of my favorite things. I switched a client that was just leaning out. Now we're switching over to a muscle building. When I switched to muscle building, I like to switch the stimulus. So I want a whole new program. Whatever it was, it doesn't matter what we were following before. We're following something new. So it's a new stimulus. And now, in addition to that, I'm going to bump 200 to 500 calories to their diet and just let the programming and the good consistency of the diet do its work. And I'm not going to stress about the scale. Now, if I see the scale going down, that's an indicator I could definitely probably bump a few more calories in there. But if I stay about the same or see just a little bit of an increase on the scale, I know I'm probably right in that sweet spot. And I've found that falls somewhere around that 250 to 500 to hit the sweet spot. Also, like Sal said, depending on the person, where I start to get in trouble myself and anytime I've done this with clients, is when I start pushing a thousand calories and beyond. And the problem with that is that helps you mentally because when you're pushing a thousand calories, you're going to put weight on. I mean, the extra carbs and calories, the water weight you're going to add, the probably the body fat that's going to come on with it, that's a little more motivating because you're going to get on the scale every week. Oh, I'm up two more pounds. Oh, I'm up two more pounds. And so you think you're having great progress. But in reality, kind of like what we talked about before, you're starting to add body fat at just as high as a rate as you're putting muscle on. And in fact, you'll end up having a higher body fat. Yeah. Now, how do you figure this out for yourself? I would suggest you get yourself a food tracking app. Track your food intake for the next couple of weeks. Don't change anything at all. And then just go 250 to 500 calories above that. Make sure your protein intake is high. So you want to aim for around one gram of protein per pound of body weight. So make sure that that's there first. Then when you add the extra calories, you can do it in the form of fat or carbohydrates. That's totally up to you. Some people do better with a higher fat diet. Some people do better with a higher carbohydrate diet. I gain more muscle when they're rough, generally balanced. If I go low carb, I tend to not get as great of a performance than with I have a decent amount of carbs. It's not super high for me that tends to bother my gut. 250 to 500 a day. By the way, this is an average. One thing we didn't say was it doesn't have to be 250 to 500 surplus every day. In fact, I think it's better where some days are higher and other days are lower. So maybe you have a 100 calorie surplus one day. The next day it's 600 calorie surplus. The next day it's 400 calorie. But overall for the whole week, you're averaging 250 to 500 more calories a day than you were eating before.


Welcome to Toffy TV, it's the Everton News Daily. Young centre-back con, Uzanidus has signed a new deal with Everton Football Club. He becomes the third young player to sign deals this week. Manpala, Manashi Manpala signed yesterday. Last week we'd seen Fraser Hornby and Matty Fold has also signed a deal as well. And Shane Lavery, so the fourth. So quite clearly I didn't count. But he's supposed to be a good young prospect, played for the 23s art last season. So a chance for him to impress new manager Marko Silver, I suppose, as they go through his career as a professional footballer, so well done con. Jeri Mina, another centre-back, again linked with Everton today. Various outlets in the media saying that Everton and Barcelona are in talks for the Colombians centre-back. But no deal has been struck as yet. The sixth of five in centre-back. Probably whatever need, well is whatever need, we do need a new centre-half. So be interesting to see how that develops, but Marcel Brands talking to Barcelona. Barcelona have apparently triggered the release clause of Clement, somebody from Seville. Forgot who Perth told me. And he's a centre-back, so that would kind of render Jeri Mina as safe was the requirements, which would then strengthen Everton's position. But just get on with it boys and sign someone. Phil Jagielker has been praising Marko Silver's training methods. The club obviously in Austria as we speak. And Jagielker has said that the players are taking on board the instructions of Marko Silver. He said he's getting his point across. He said he's doing really concentrated work on defending and attack. And his comments, I know there's a lot of sound bites given up normally, but his comments were quite specific to training, which you find interesting. Normally it's like, yeah, the new manager's great and we're doing this and we're doing that. But I'm sure the team's actual training, which is really, really interesting, which means that the other manager's didn't. That's what I'm reading from anyway. Ffennabattu are looking to increase their loan deal for Yannach Balasi. The first loan offer apparently was turned down. They've upped the offer, quite clearly wanting to go and play over in Turkey. I suppose if Adamola Luckman is going to get more of a chance this season, then Balasi's place will obviously be under threat. And especially if Evan are looking to bring in a player in a wide area as well. So we'll have to follow that story and see what happens there. Record, which is a Portuguese news outlet, reporting that Everton are going to hide Jack Railbert. He's his move for William Carvalio, the Portuguese sentiment field player. Excuse me, he's been linked with Everton throughout the World Cup. Don't know what's happening with this. You would have thought this would have been sorted. There's still stuff going on with Sport and Lisbon. And these Carvalio links every two days pop up. Again, it's a watch this space because there's nothing really happening with this at the minute. But obviously that doesn't mean deals aren't very close and could be completed at any time. George Campos, the Mexican legend of a goalkeeper, has praised Jordan Pickford at this year's World Cup. He said his performances and saves have been outstanding. He's made some big saves at important times, and that's what helps teams win the tournament. And he's absolutely right. Pickford has been big, made some massive saves for England in the last couple of games, which has resulted in England playing in a World Cup semi-final tonight. So let's hope Jordan continues to impress and continues to keep Everton in the news one way or the other. So there you go. That is the news daily for today. If you haven't subscribed, please do so. Only takes a minute. Get over to Patreon and there's loads of videos there. Join us. It's great. See you later.