Some people don't like their stories, so you know what? I didn't die by the way. Still you guys? I want you guys to do a story. We'll use Tyler as a representation. Yeah, we're gonna tell a Finn-style story. You're gonna do a Finn-style story. Yeah, it has to end with something really unforeseen and sexual. Yeah. Yeah. Sorry, I'm not good at making stuff up. Oh, what? Finn doesn't make up his stories. They're all true. Oof, we got Oofed. I got a full Oof right there. I just got a hundred percent Oofed. I get the short dude in a pot. The short dude in a pot. No, it's a quad. Short dude, a pot, and a rainbow. Describe a spell in three words. Short dude, pot, and rainbow. My Friday night, he's rich. Pot, rainbow, and short dude. That's my Friday night. Leprechaun is legitimately just describing my Friday night.  No, we're waiting for you. That's why we're doing enrollment. Oh, wow. Yonki, so die. It's just a loading screens for us. It takes a wee while because of course America. Freak America, you know. Freedom.  But the joke is that me and Finn are already on the 4th of July and you guys are still stuck on the 3rd. Like, where's your Independence Day now, huh? Exactly, you have no Independence Day. We won. We won. We won. We won. No. We do actually. I was in February. February the 5th. But we need to really be at the British so it doesn't really count. The head of state is still the queen. We technically have not won yet. I mean, it's like our Independence Day is like, we lost to the British. Oh well. Yay, we kind of got a bit freer. We don't have to listen to the queen entirely. Yay. That's our Independence Day in a nutshell. That's our Independence Day in a nutshell. Like, no joke. Yay, we don't have to listen to the queen entirely now. Well, screw you. We have taxes. We have taxes. Yeah. It's like, Texas is a world thing, you know? Well, did you ever tea off a bridge? No. Call it a tea party? No.  A miracle American tea in a way. Okay, so I just finished Unicorn Way. Good job.  Wait, did you only just finish Unicorn Way? Should I finish Enrollment 2 or should I do that off cam? You have to do it off cam. Do it off cam. Keep going. Don't try to damage it. Yeah, we're going to try. We're going to finish at the end of Trun. Because I'll cut all of this up into like, episodes itself. It'd be like three episodes, maybe. Oh, it's probably going to be like five episodes. Brent likes milking content. I literally sit dead in the chair yesterday, though. Oh yeah, you'd love milking content, Hunter. That's not the only thing I love milking. Cows, I love milking cows. I'm looking for gear and um, brazers. I mean, the bazaar. Oh no, I got pulled. Wait, I didn't do Enrollment and I'm level five. Oh, why did I pull to you? Yeah, I told you I got pulled. You're going to bring another one in. Geez. And now you just showed them that I can't actually one shot these dudes. Guys, don't wait. Now everyone else is supporting. Okay, that's cute. That's cute. That's what you're putting.  Look at it. Look at his outfit. My outfit. My outfits. Where are we, boys? Rip Minion. Where are we landing? Rip Minion. Where are we landing, boys? Try to... Hey, my... Rip Minion. Just did nothing. Wow. Minions in 2018. What? Quick, let's call him before that slow one gets here. You got to talk to your teacher and train the... Yeah. Have you never played with everyone before? No, more people are here. Yeah, they are because you guys all decided, oh yeah, let's port to Brandy. That's their call. I didn't know he's going to get pulled. Drop and brace. You know what? I'll remember this when I have to carry you all through like Dragon Spy with Tempest. Brent, we'll remember this. I will remember this. Well, there we go. Look at that. Oh, I got a treasure card and I got a chocolate strawberry. The best pit snack in the game. Literally the best. Chocolate Rorabri. I think I'm the most good looking out of all of us. I think I'm pretty depper with my mouth. You're turning into a rainbow.  You know what else is a rainbow? My life. Someone should laugh at Brent to like make him feel better about his show. Guys, we're going to farm the Kraken for gear. Farming the Kraken lol. You like the Jackson 5 except with four people and we're all white. Did you just assume my skin color? Just assumed my race. Did you just racially identify me as white? I'm actually not white. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. I'm actually blue with a slight tinge of green. Thank you very much. Great color. Yeah, yeah. Sorry that I assumed. Ben, answer my goddamn question. What? What's your YPH? What is my wife? What? I don't understand. Per hour. I prefer I prefer the YPM. Yeep, permanent. Yeep, permanent. That's the bitter vision, you know. Yeah, you can't just count it in hours. You have to count it in minutes. It's the yeep per minute, per minute, per minute. I need to carry you a lot, so you know.    Do you even English? No, no. Thanks for asking. He's actually Spanish. Secretly, I'm actually Spanish. Where are you going, Finn? You're in the battle. Get in the battle. Me or more.  I'm sorry. Bad vibes in. No bad vibes allowed. No bad vibes allowed. Good vibes only. Always open your window to let the bad vibes out. That's what I do every day. My window's actually open right now. It's letting Finn out. Bad vibes. And a vibey. I come in, I come into Brent's room through the window, because that's oldie. He comes in my room a lot. Just full stop. He comes in my room. I just in you. What? I'm not. Duck over that, please. What? You're definitely ducking. Give it up for him. That's him. Whoa. That's what it's called. It's Finn on a Friday night. Okay, that's a very naughty boy. Erof's gonna kill, though. He used to be a buddy. Oh, he fizzled. I'm lucky. That's what happens on my car. I fizzle all the time.  You're fizzling as well. Mitch! Karma is so good.  It was in your tear to spell. My fluffy nose. Dad? What about my fluffy voice? Oh, he fizzled!  Who fizzled? Finn's Friday night! Hi, my name is... This is Finn's Friday night. Finn is the spell. Hi, this is an accurate representation of Finn's Friday night. I'm glad you could join us. My Friday nights are spent alone eating ice cream. Oh my God, same. I wish it was there for me. You know how they say get folks and chill? I just do that with myself. Guys, I need two more. Well, good luck, boys. Guys, good luck, Finn. Good luck! Don't go too far. Good luck in defeating the rotting fooders. The rooting foodies. Brent, can I come in, please?  Any day, except Friday. Any day. Friday's for my... Friday's for Finn. Yeah, Friday's for me. Sorry, guys. We're dropping tilted. Twin towers? Twin towers. Oh, man. Twin towers. TTA, Twin towers. For sure. Twin tilted towers. For sure. Tilting twin towers. And they're not toting anymore. It's just gone. Thanks, Al-Qaeda. They were tilting when they fell over. Come on, let's go. Oh my God. Y'all want to know another tilted tower? What? A cleaning tower of pizza. Pizza? I love pizza. My beloved tilting tower. Okay. That's not healthy. You should see a doctor about that one. Do you have... Do you have a rash that you don't know where it's from? You should seek your doctor immediately. Yeah, do you have a rash? And don't know where it's from? Talk to your doctor about influenza. Do you have a crooked... Don't talk to SDS about it because he knows. I don't have a... What's that? Do you guys know that mean? Do you guys know that mean? Yeah, everyone knows that mean. No, it's like they're asking for it. Like... Yeah, you should just chush.


Hi, everyone. My name is Vaisharao. I work on the GlusterFS project at Red Hat. Previously, I have been interning for the Linux kernel NF Table project as an outreach intern. So today, we'll look into how GlusterFS achieves high availability. So first of all, what is GlusterFS? GlusterFS is basically a distributed file system which collects storage servers and provides a single global namespace. There are some Gluster terminologies which we will have to look into before we proceed further. So there's something called a trusted storage pool, which is basically a network of storage servers. And these storage servers are only allowed to create volumes. We'll also look into what is volume. Hold on. And there's something called as brick. Brick is the basic storage unit in GlusterFS. And it is represented by an exported directory on a server. And we have volume, which is basically a collection of these bricks. And if you remember, I told about the volumes. The servers in the trusted storage pools are only allowed to create the volumes. And also we have sub volumes, which is basically a subset of these bricks and provide a functionality together, such as data duplication in replication feature. And also we have something called as translators. These translators are set of modules, which together provide a feature. Each module has a defined function. And GlusterD is a GlusterFS management service daemon, which is present on each of these servers. And we have something called as metadata, which provides information about other data. And we make use of xattors, which is extended attributes. And it allows the program or the user to associate file or directory with the metadata. And we basically store the metadata in the xattors. So let's look into what is the architecture in just a brief. So there are different types of volumes in GlusterFS. There's something called as distributed volume, in which basically the files are distributed in a random order on different bricks. As you can see here, there's one brick one, which is for server one. As I said, it is represented by the export directory on that server. And there's brick two, which is on the server two. And the files are distributed. But this has a basic disadvantage of single point of failure. So we need something better. So for that, we have something called as replicated volume, in which the files are distributed randomly and also replicated on each of these bricks at the same time. But we also need something for scaling and high reliability. For that, we have distributed replicated volumes. The files are distributed as well as replicated on different bricks. So this is just an architectural of GlusterFS in a brief. Now let's proceed to our main topic, high availability. How it is achieved in GlusterFS. So what is high availability, basically? High availability is the availability of the service even after there's some interruption. And our applications run smoothly. There's access to the data. Why is it important? Or why is it required? Today, we realize so heavily on the data, we cannot lose access to it, even for a moment. Otherwise, we'll incur huge losses. And also the users, they would be discomforted. So how is it implemented in GlusterFS? So there's a feature called as automatic file replication feature, which is basically a synchronous replication, client-side synchronous replication. What it does, it copies the file on each of the bricks, as I showed you. And then we use a GFID. GFID is an internal identifier in Gluster, which is allocated to each of these file, so that Gluster can know which file is new, which file is old for the replication. And the number of bricks for this particular feature to work should be equal to the replication factor. So here, I have shown you an example. Here, test volume is an example volume, which we are considering. And there's a replica count of two. As you can see, there are two bricks. One is server one and server two, with the export directories as EXP1 and EXP2. So it can be created very easily with one command like this. But to achieve the consistency, right consistency in replication, we want all the bricks to have the same data. That is the most important thing of replication. So for that, we have log and unlock phase. We acquire logs on each of these files so that no other IO operations are going on. With these logs, we later proceed to pre-op and post-off phase. In the pre-op and post-off phase, we have something called as extended-attribute operation, in which there's a counter which is incremented or decremented. In pre-op, we increment so that the demon knows. Like we know which particular file is newest file. And this is present on each of the brick. And we have operation phase in which the actual IO operation takes place. So we have the log phase. And then we proceed to the pre-op phase. In the pre-op phase, we have the extended-attribute operation, which basically increments. And we let know that this is the file on which some operation will be going on. If it is successful, in the post-off phase, we decrement that extended-attribute and release the logs in the unlock phase. So there is something called a self-filled demon. Suppose I talked about the bricks. All the bricks should be online. Suppose one of the bricks fails the file replication feat during the file creation. So as we have GFID for each of these files is same on the bricks, the self-filled demon crawls through this particular directory is present on each of these bricks. So it crawls to the GFID present in this directory. And it gets to know which file is on which file the operation is going on. And from the good brick, it will continue the healing. And on the bad brick, which went down, it will heal and it will create the file on that brick when it comes up again. So we have a split-brain problem with the replication feature. In replica 2, basically with replica 2, so what is the split-brain problem? In split-brain problem, we'll consider this again, brick 1 and brick 2. I'll consider this as node 1 and that as node 2. And suppose during the file creation with the replica 2 volume, my N1 and N2 both are online. And later on N1 goes offline and N2 is online with the file created with the name F1. And the GFID I talked about, it is for example this ABC, as you can see here. That is the sample GFID which we are considering here. And later on, for the self-filled demon to work, the N2 brick should be online. Then only it can crawl to the GFIDs and it can create the file on N1. But before self-filled demon can do anything, the user creates a file with the same name F1 in the same directory. But at that time, we'll have a different GFID. And now suppose N2 also comes up and N1 is online. But for the self-filled demon to work properly, both the GFID should be same. So this causes a problem. It doesn't know which file is the latest one and which one is the stale one. So this is a split-brain problem in the replication feature. So how do we resolve it? For resolving, we have something called as replica three volume. Instead of two, let's take three volumes. And we have client-side quorum. Certain number of bricks should be up for the right operation to proceed. So we have quorum. It will allow the right operations only if two bricks are up at a time in replica three volume. But it consumes a lot of space. So we have something called as arbiter volume. In arbiter volume, it also makes use of the client-side quorum. But along with that, on every third brick, we have metadata. On the third brick, there is no actual data which is stored. Instead, we have the metadata so that even if all the other two bricks go down, it can heal itself by using the metadata. These are the resources. You can visit the Gluster org for the documentation. The dogstore Gluster is updated. And there are different kind of volumes which you can try and play with it. And yeah, thank you so much. Have people ever really used Gluster? So the question I have is, on the documentation side, do you still have a big branch in IBM? Yeah. Do you understand, or do you not think? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I just did. But you can have a big branch in IBM with your writing at the end of the on-set on the bike. OK. It is, documentation is up to date. We all have full request and all, so I need this push. With the replica 3, what I know, I'm telling, we have, like, if there are a quorum count, should be two. So if there are two bricks up, then only the IO operations will be proceeded after the log phase and the pre-op phase and all. So it will not allow any write operations to be done. That is the basic idea of the whole thing. And this is how it basically works in a simple way. I talked about the extra, like, extended attributes. So there is a string, I would say, a string, suppose, as I considered. In that, they will be incremented if, suppose there's 0, 0, 0, and it would be incremented by 1. So it will be 0, 0, 1. So that would be present on each of these bricks. They will have this. So when one of the bricks goes down, the self-healed even would crawl on all of them. So this is down. On the other one, it would still be 0, 0, 0. And when this comes up, it will compare for the same GFID. That is really based on the user what they feel, like, according to their use case, because you are the best one to choose which one works for you. So. I wouldn't wish this way to be on that for a while, since you're off. OK, then. Any other comments? There are certain workloads that cluster performance better than set. So you should really set up one of these and try your control of those. And if performance is an important criteria, data durability or a data reliability issue, do you advertise this as a cluster to any committee that's setting 10 or 15 words about how real HAA works? Where, let's say, node 1, node 1, node 2, are written in the same file, and it's the same on both. But now node 2 goes down, and I want to read, can you talk briefly about what happens there? You're telling about there are two nodes or any replica, but you say node 2 goes down. And then you want to read from that file. So the self-healed demon, that would heal it. If it is down. The real answer is the client sends fires off to read all of the records in the cluster. Yeah. Yes, yes. Like, there are other bricks which are available. Yeah, so self-healed. Yeah, no, no, no. That is for the, yeah, no, it's not. It's for the right, basically. But for the read, it will be allowed. No, it's OK. Thank you. Please, thank you very much. Thank you.


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What's good Josh the boy Ross back again another video. So we're gonna check out WWE top 20 shocking reality era debuts once again, I Don't know what the reality air is. I never even knew this was a thing. We already checked out Some other reality era videos from apex predator series You guys told me this was the thing that was coined by WWE. I didn't even know so Hey, man, I'm just here to check out some cool debuts cool returns cool segments from you know The previous years they yes two years as they say man So appreciate all the love and support. We're almost at almost at 60 K So I don't know if this by time this video drops if we will be at 60 K But if we are thank you guys so much once again, you guys are amazing I Don't even know where to begin on just thinking you guys because I would not be here If it was for y'all showing love to my page man and the wrestling content and I check out him and Bring what you guys react with you guys and I'm just very thankful for it. So let's get right into this You already know to do this thing Thought I wouldn't gonna hit it I'm gonna hit it And Remember now over they work Remember how over they were excited to introduce to you one of our greatest signings to date. Oh Austin areas that Did not go nowhere This is when Baron Corbin was Steel, you know, he had that excitement about him and then he got to the main roster and To me they they haven't utilized Baron Corbin in the best of ways He had you know, he has this interesting funny little goofy quirky gimmicks But he was supposed to be taking more seriously than he is now We've seen this before in another video I'm talking about NXT babies. I don't know if this is gonna all be NXT's babies Not sure The minute you drive in your car Losing money Instead at Echo Park you can I don't even have to say anything about my night Jack's man.  I love it Joe. It's so good Yeah, we're getting a lot of NXT debut You've seen in another video Remember how over they were We just guys in the room So over so over so Well, they're so over Might as well just say content with this NXT debuts on the main roster NXT guys This person is the hottest free agent in the world NXT debut I remember this. Yeah This is definitely some NXT babies. This is all this is destroying the Usos before they went broke And he's doing things he's doing well for himself He's So glad he's doing better And he was over then too, yeah, this is when brahms from a guy Had had something in the next sequel a little bit listen to the arena.  Oh my god. I'm getting goosebumps now Joe is gonna kill you Joe is a national treasure, but This is when the NXT championship not saying that it isn't prestigious But this is to me. I feel like this era right here the NXT was just to me It was damn near better than a WWE championship for the simple fact the feuds for it, man The passion for it just seemed organic in real if this is AEW at its prime if we're gonna compare like how this is all about wrestling good storytelling wrestling Same thing with AEW AEW right now is in a good stride. It's all about the wrestling the championships Seen very important, you know saying the same here. Ah Man, I missed this version of NXT take me back, bro.  I started watching it after this situation with John Cena and Kevin orange cuz I wanted to know Who was Kevin Owens? What was the NXT championship about and I was I was and I was hooked ever since I Was hooked ever since and that is something that tells me I didn't know who Kevin Owens was when I watched the segment live But I was interested. That's how you do it. That's how you make stars. Who is this guy? Let me check.  WWE actually has some good in ring wrestling.  Oh, who are these people? Let me let me check this guy seems legit and there you go but instead WWE just kept Butchering people's characters that were already perfect when they were in NXT to fit the main roster mode You know what? I may make a video on that I think I need to make a video on that if y'all guys want me to talk about how in NXT Not in see how WWE Ruined NXT stars coming down below. Let me know I will make that video this weekend Because I'm very passionate about that video a topic like that because they have ruined so many But we'll we'll talk about that and on another time if you guys want me to make that video No exactly who I am don't you please not worth my time in the first place You're gonna realize Yeah, that was a cool match, too This is such a good match too, this is really a good match Oh, of course AJ that's that is a good that is a good Number one you y'all hear that pop That was dope This was dope AJ fucking styles in the WWE that was cool That was actually pretty cool. I can understand that being number one.  Let me know what was your favorite debut from the reality era AJ Styles Royal Rumble I Wouldn't have picked the Royal Rumble, but it made sense. It was very shocking and AJ Styles is a definitely main event player But if you guys want me to make a video talking about how WWE main roster and Vince McMahon's booking of characters Destroyed so many of our favorite beloved NXT stars. We can definitely talk about that man I want I do I am very passionate about that particular subject So guys want me to make a video on that this weekend I definitely will for you guys, but appreciate all the love and support. Thank y'all so much at this video I dropped this video. We're already at 60k. Thank y'all so much again If not wrote to 60 came in appreciate all the love support Thank y'all kicking to me and see y'all in the next one. Peace


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Hi, I'm Lorna Simpson and we are here in my studio in Fort Greene, Brooklyn So certainly in terms of the 1957 images That was a project That happened kind of by accident in buying an image of a woman who is leaning up against a car or maybe it was two images from someone on eBay and Before I received them they sent me an email asking me well We have a whole album of just images of her kind of posing. Are you interested in them? And I said sure I had no idea of kind of what I would do with that, but I thought well how fascinating is that? As someone's project so I bought it and then pinned them up on my wall in the studio And they kind of sat there for about nine months and like friends would come or you know or you know people pet in passing go Oh, that's really interesting. Oh, yeah, it's really interesting. I don't know what to do But that isn't that fascinating And it took over the course of time to figure out like well What would you do with that as a piece other than it being someone's archive of a project of kind of performing for the camera? And so that is a very interesting process to me and I kind of not all the pieces come about that way And certainly it would be crazy of me to rely on The way that to make art or to make work but certainly when it does work like that it does mean it's like taking a moment to kind of step back and Be conscious of the things around you But also in that engagement there isn't a timeline of completion or isn't a timeline of resolving how things get done They kind of work themselves out So that's in the midst of doing things that have a different pace that kind of work can be very Refreshing when it comes along that way. I have hundreds of images of different things A photography out of my just my own curious curiosity and I think in some ways Imagery makes an impression on you So, you know, if I look at something and I'm completely fascinated by it I kind of just allow for that Fascination and think well if it's something that's going to turn into something else or make me think about other things That will come


Craig asks he says one of my retirement passions he says is collecting older Apple Gear and he's already got like a G3 iMac and a cube and a sunflower and the quick silver power was so cool. I'm concerned about how best to integrate this stuff into my household Wi-Fi network. The question is will my these old devices slow down my network? Because there was a time when that was true that a device that was say 802.11b or 802.11g would slow down the other devices on your wireless network. Those days are mostly now over and let me explain. The basis for that whole you know bg even end devices will slow down your network was based on the concept of airtime fairness or lack thereof. Wi-Fi only allowed and I say allowed but with these devices it's still true with with current standards of everything's unlike you know Wi-Fi 6 then multiple devices can talk but when you've got a bg or an end device Wi-Fi only allows one client to talk with the router at any given time or with the access point at any given time and the access point plays traffic cop in that scenario right the the way it works it by default the way Wi-Fi works by default is that it allows each client to send a specific amount of data before moving on to the next client so it says okay you can send you know 100k of data and then I'm going to pause you and I'm going to go listen to the next thing and you know go round Robin or however it's deciding to go around that all seems fine and good except when you have a scenario where you've got say an 802.11 b device and an 802.11 ac device both connected to the same access point because it takes the 802.11 b device way longer to send 100k than it does the 802.11 ac and that would therefore cause in many scenarios it to quote unquote slow down the other devices it wasn't that it was slowing down your your devices it was just that it wasn't letting them talk as much because everybody was limited to a certain amount of data but that only would happen if your devices are transmitting or receiving lots of data if they're just sort of existing on the network not so much of a problem so with like iot devices not really a concern but with computers that are going to be web browsing and downloading software updates and all that stuff that could cause problems and that's why this concept that i mentioned called airtime fairness came into being about a decade ago and he had meant craig mentioned that he has an orbi i believe orbi supports this i don't know if it's on by default in the orbi but you can certainly turn on airtime fairness it's it's one of the options in the wi-fi settings for lots of current routers what airtime fairness does is it changes the traffic cops rules aka the algorithm from a data-based scenario to a time-based scenario so instead of saying you get to send 100k it's you get to talk for 200 milliseconds and then i'm shutting you down regardless of how much data you were able to send then it goes to the next person that says okay the clock starts now send as much or receive as much as you want and so by enabling airtime fairness life should be fairly manageable even with those older devices on your network i i would advise and i this is what i do on my networks where i have control of it a lot of things just do this automatically now most mesh systems are using airtime fairness but my advice is to enable airtime fairness unless you have some very specific reason not to because it it just makes the network work better and i i think it is the default for a lot of things so hopefully that helps craig


Right well image less at news. My name is Rob and we got a lot of things to go over everybody So let's just jump into it So first of all before we get started we're gonna go over the market recap take a look what's going on and we're gonna talk About exactly why you're here because of the thumbnail that I put out in a title Which was we haven't seen this bottom indicator since March of 2020 and if you remember back then that's when that whole thing Called the corona virus. I don't know if you heard about that kind of a big thing and drop the whole market So we are gonna see this bottom indicator. Hopefully it's in but it's anybody's guess Also, we're gonna take a look at what I call the crypto flywheel and why I believe this market is only gonna get bigger And it's not gonna go away anytime soon I'm gonna give you a prime example why did last night at my business and Next we're gonna talk about what I call tomato coin or sorry toyota coin And it's a mostly like a thought experiment as to what could be and then lastly I'm gonna talk to you about why I think that sweat coin will be the biggest TGE or token generating event in crypto history has come out in Q3 and lastly we'll go over a little bit Q&A So let's just jump right in and get into it first off. You're here for the live stream. Thanks for stopping by Appreciate it. Especially on a Sunday. That's pretty great of you to come over here So we'll do the stories about what's going on Then we'll do Q&A stories take about 15 20 minutes or so and then Q&A we do a little bit differently We're going to on the live stream We'll do the Q&A it may take 10 minutes could take 40 minutes Don't know and then we separate that from the live stream in a separate video So let's just jump right in so here's what we got today as far as the market itself Sunday, it's kind of boring a little bit of sideways a little bit of a of a win, but remember Bitcoin still below 30,000 I don't need to tell you this because you look at your portfolio all the time I know who you are because I do the same thing which we shouldn't but yeah, we do Ethereum 1.4 up tethered me. Well, some people care actually Binance coin 317 everything's looking pretty good. I mean as far as like up a little bit But remember this is the 24 hours. We take a look at the seven day Bitcoin just holding study and everything pretty much is There's some kind of losers. Honestly polka dot is still down 12% for the week avalanche is down 7% Sheep down 5 so even though we haven't regained where we should be take the little victories So if you're a trader, this is prime time for you you're probably crushing it as we oscillate in between these different numbers and Go forward. So it's looking not too bad And I know some people were bragging to me about Tara being up 36% yeah, that's awesome It's also down 60% for seven days So I look at the big picture and that's what's going on into the market So let's just get into it and talk about this indicator that we haven't seen since coronavirus days and it's mvrv and This is from friend of the show crypto quant you can you can I don't have a affiliate link I just have a regular link you can go check them out. That's what I use all my On-chain analysis for I like this. It's it's easy to use for somebody even like me so I like it makes things simplified and People have been talking about the I don't care about the outflow for miners. It's been Not anything spectacular to talk about all exchange reserves Yes, Bitcoin still goes down if they're in reserves. Yes, so going down take a bite on yes But it gets it pumps up when the when the when the price goes down and we'll start accumulating. Yes Yes, yes, yes, yes And of course, this is the one I'm always concerned about the leverage ratio and you get to see that people just love love Trading on leverage. I'm not that guy and if you're that if you're that guy or gal good luck to you I'm just not my thing, but we peaked at an all-time high of leverage 0.26 anything about 0.2 is like ridiculously high and in May We peaked around 0.27 and now we're back again to 0.25 sweet Mary and Joseph It's never gonna stop, but that's for the traders and just patient, but this one. I want to talk to you about and the RV ratio and what this is let me blow this up so you can see it Market value to realize value the ratio of coins market cap is to realize cap Which indicates whether the price is overvalued or not, which will everybody's that's the big question for everybody Historically values over 3.7 indicate a price top and values below one Indicated past tense a price bottom. So if we take a look at this Now we blow this up so you can see it that Barbie help out Right here we go and we can see so let's go to just a year or so We're gonna go back Well, if I go to all it's not gonna do it But if we go well, I have to go back to all so in March for this MV RV Where are we? March has a 19 Come over here. So anything below one Would be like the bottom if we take a look here 1.67 1.75 I think the lowest we had was this is in 2021. I wish I could do the do the better But if we see over here Market value to realize value we've been dipping pretty far and of course as the price goes down That's exactly what goes down and we take a look here May 15th where at 1.24 1.3 1.24 1.2 So we're not at That below 1 but we really are pushing the boundaries here Even at 1 even down over here looks like it's it was a dip, but it's not as far down as it was before So the realized value is going down So when I talk about that this is the indicator we haven't seen since March Take a look here. We are almost at that point to what will be considered a bottom Which if you take a look at the graph itself Last time we saw it this low Was in 14th of March 2020 that's when the coronavirus hit people were scared out of their minds. I don't know if you were here But it was a great buying opportunity. I got a minute even I was a little bit concerned I'm like who knows how long this is gonna go for and we see it right here now You can see it other time points. We can see it in December 2018 actually the whole time throughout 2018 Except November, but you can see it again Just kind of goes down and down. So if we're trying to look at bottom indicators, this is one of those times So what does this mean for you and me? Well depends on what you want to do So for me, I do the same thing every day. It's pretty boring It's just accumulate Bitcoin Ethereum what I'm waiting for though is some indicators so I get into certain altcoins and that I Believe is where the millionaires are made these altcoins I'm not gonna it'll probably the same ones that I've did before just a little bit with a little bit of a twist probably be Cardano Probably be Solana probably be near probably avalanche dot Just waiting to see how far down we can go and I'm gonna be watching this indicator quite closely But if you're looking at a time This might be the time for you I can't tell you what to do because I'm not a financial advisor and just the financial opinion But I can tell you right now. I'm a little bit more Positive as to we are getting to that point where we can say finally, okay, this might potentially the bottom However, everybody out there will tell you the same thing, but nobody knows for sure So do the best research you can and that's what we got So let me do anything about that in the comment section and there's a couple more things I didn't want to talk about as far as on chain analysis which is Ben's website app into the crypto world so you can check it out. It's not affiliate link I just love you next. It's awesome but Again, if we take a look at the trend lines for the crypto market cap itself See this right here. This is the fair value market cap and in 2017 the fair value was 89 billion We were way above that We were at was that 200 300 billion then when we hit the all-time highs at 700 820 billion We should have been for the fair value way down here. It was way way way overbought and It was a great time because we thought we're gonna go we're gonna keep going up But it never works like that and it goes down and then we kind of hit our the crescendo right around November 2018 And now here we are again. We're below the fair market value price. So these are the times when I honestly this is where I make all my money and In the fair value should be around 1.6 trillion Excuse me 1.69 trillion But we are down about 1.3 So this might be a time and then there is one thing I like to point out though And that is that people get kind of worried about this But don't be because if you just take a look at the fair the fair value just next year 2.3. That's the fair value. That's not if things don't go crazy 2.5 2.7. We can get back to where we were before August next summer next summer 3.2 trillion Maybe the summer after that 4.3 trillion. Maybe the summer after that Geez, that's even more 7 trillion. So again I Think we've got a long way to go. I think this is Just the second or third inning however you want to classify it. I think times are looking pretty good However, right now, there's some things I can't show you on Ben's website. Sorry, so I'm a paid member But there is one part here where to go turn on investment. Ah, yeah monthly returns These are all the months as you can see as far as like Monthly returns and April statistically was pretty darn good month. I mean, it was one two three four five six seven eight Out of the last ten years or so I looked pretty good and we had one of the worst of all time and now if we take a look at May so far 20% down and If you take a look out of the first five months of this year We're down pretty significantly significantly three out of the five and even March was just a barely a squeaker So if you take a look at that out of the first five months three are bad the last time we did that One two three Geez are three out of five was 2015 2014 after the crash of 2013. What about 2018? Yeah, 2018 another another stinker of a year same thing over here three months, so I Think that's hopefully the bottom is in but you have to take a look at all the data And it's not looking so favorable to really go parabolic, but obviously anyhow, that's the on-chain analysis Let's get to some good news, huh? So the good news I think personally is I don't think crypto is going away anytime soon and I'm gonna tell you just my experience so If you're new to the channel Welcome. Thanks for stopping by so Try to get into different businesses and one of those is a sports facility here in El Paso sand volleyball sand soccer and So last night we had another league For sand volleyball and I said, you know what I want to use this product And I'm gonna give out NFTs for people who come to To play volleyball at my place. I don't run it I have people who do it for me.  Yes, and I was like great. This is gonna be work. So for the I think we had eight or nine teams So I can ask all the captains and about half of them said yes They they knew what it was and they actually wanted one for free. I'm so sure here's the NFC and how'd I do that because Minting NFTs is pretty expensive depending on if you're on a theorem or Cordona or some other place, right? crown was very cheap actually and what I did was I use this product it's called poep and Before anybody starts going Rob is the biggest shill of all time first of all, I'm the king of the shills and Second of all, I'm not shilling anything because it's actually a free product, which is crazy So I learned from this I learned about this two days ago From friend of the show Anthony who was also I knew him from I trust He is actually coming to and I trust and he's like hey, I'm working over at PO AP which proof of I always get this wrong Proof of activity protocol proof of attendance protocol Excuse me PO AP and he said Robby gotta check this out because it's it's 100% free free free Do you use as an event organizer and free for people to actually mint the NFTs? I'm like, yeah, it's Bull but it does work. So I'm not getting paid anything for this I'm just showing you this is what I did and this is why I think crypto is here to stay So check this out. First of all, what is this? Since proof of tennis protocols or NFTs, they're minted and secured on a blockchain by default Po apps not called popes. I learned that the hard way po apps are minted on genosis or genosis chain previously X die in a theorem based side chain that uses a pre proof of stake mechanism This allows PO APs to be free For everyone both for collectors to mint and issuers to distribute. Let me read that one more time This allows PO APs to be free for everyone For collectors to mint and issuers to distribute. So I was like, great I'm gonna do that and send give it all to the people that shown up in my place For volleyball and again half of them actually one of us which is pretty great and then let's see our Interest in the matter is to help brands individuals in the rest of the world build towards better ways of engaging Po APs an open platform where all parties are equal citizens as such brands use the platform or the same terms Individuals and social groups. So the next question I had to Anthony was this Cool how they making money man because no one does stuff for free doesn't work like that and he goes Oh, well, he goes for if you have it below a certain threshold like 500 or something like that Then you know, it's free for to use But if you want like a white glove service for like huge brands like Miller light or like NASCAR whatever ones that they may or may not have a Different contracts with then we have a white glove service and we charge for that But for the part it's free and I was like man, this is crazy So when I looked at that and I was like this, this is why I think that crypto is not going anywhere So in the beginning of the internet, I'm old So I remember these days It was pretty expensive to get on then AOL came out with this this little CD Rom that you got and you put that in and he had a free little trial It was very cheap to do and you actually do it and it was super simple to use And that was the first one and it was slow and clunky it still worked and then from there It just people's interest started to gain and it worked out pretty well And I think it's the same way here. So like the people that I gave these NFTs to and I'll show you how I did it They first of all, they have no idea most of them didn't know what an NFT was even though, you know Half of them. I mean they knew what it was. They didn't really how to use it So I say so there's a QR code They scan it with their phone and I always thought to myself Why don't people just use QR code because during the coronavirus?  So everybody knows about that So the same thing with NFTs. So they'd scan it They would get The NFT it would be sent to and they could do one or two things put in their Ethereum address Which guess what only one person had or they could put in their email and there was instructions about how you could use Or put in get a Ethereum wallet, which it's pretty simple metamask, right? Or if you want to one on your exchange doesn't matter. So what it's gonna do It's gonna allow people to go. I've heard about NFTs. I have no idea what they are really, but it sounds cool Then it was okay. Give me one of those and it's for free. That's awesome And then it's like, oh, okay Well now I get to understand what a metamask wallet is and how that works and web 3 and so on and so forth So if you take a look at just this example People are going to it's the flywheel effect. They don't know what it is then they get engaged Then they become the actual crypto responsible person They start to actually learn about crypto and it just car sees coming and coming and coming So I didn't really think about it But I think NFTs of course are gonna really bring us into the forefront and it's just this example, right? Now if we get into like, I don't know a little defy action or maybe a little staking and they're like, wow I don't need to put this in my bank and I can do I can just gain yielding since called stable Coins which sounds pretty good to me. And then I have these different apps like it It's just gonna go from there. So flywheel effect. I think is in is in full form. So back to this PO AP thing pull up There's just I I linked the the link in the description again I don't get anything for this. It's just like like you can do much But it is pretty cool. So pull up is a new way of keeping a reliable record of life experiences and Anthony tells me that when I go to consensus in Austin that this will be everywhere I'm like, okay, and actually we have a bet that Well, I'll tell you later I want to engage your community and with this you can organize a raffle Hold po app weighted poles and do other different things and then So what I did was I just used a basic image of the flyer that we use for this volleyball event And I just uploaded it and this is what people got. Well, now these are all different Different things that you can do you can mint these things and it's it'll be a record of all the activities and all the Places that you go to and of course you can make them into a gift and it looks pretty cool And it's got all the different the data behind it. So it's like It's like an event pass that event passport You know how like in passports they they stamp it kind of like that So all the places you've gone you're like always here and here and here so that's that part and then It's not just a you know, not nothing going on There's like a ton of different events that are already out there and then well, that's just one. Let's see To these are just all the different events that actually gets get minted. You know what happened two three Yeah, okay and Then so Some people might be asking like well, how do I set that up again? All you got to do is go to the po app website, which is po po AP dot x y z and all he do is just Click on po up events and click create new po app You fill in the thing upload a gift or a jpe or a PNG file and that's pretty much it and then Also, just so you know They've got a pretty cool status of po apps You can see like if it's actually up or down and whatnot and you can see that it's a pretty stable blockchain so far So yeah, so just real quick the way that I did it.  Yes, you get a QR code which is on your phone and then you just say hey Do you want an NFT sure to scan this and they scan the QR code and off they go. It's awesome So anyhow, let me just think about po app in the comment section and let's move on to like a little thought experiment as I call it To Toyota coin this was a it was a comment from John John and it made me think a lot I try to read as many comments as I can says and we were just just this is from yesterday's show He says why does no one care that coins are not investing in the company? Imagine Toyota comes out with Toyota coin and you can buy shares of Toyota on the stock market And you can own part of the company or you can buy Toyota coin and own no part of the company Duh, what are you all thinking coins are not shares? I thought about it I said, you know, he's absolutely right coins are not shares like in the traditional sense as far as equities However, the question that I had then was this and I posed it to the community. I said look In the future, how many companies are they going to monetize the brand like let's say Toyota Toyota does does do that Can they tokenize their community and skip going public with with their stock arms? I don't know if they probably do that because there's so much money in going public But what would it be like if this example Toyota has Toyota coin and allows governance on the design Specs and release dates of new vehicles through voting and then some people say well That's the whole point of stocks you can you can vote with your stocks with yes, because you are a stockholder in the company like look man. I That may be true for some some pretty heavy stockholders, but I own Tesla. I own Mara I own Amazon. I haven't voted on anything yet. Just a very small small fry What if you could tokenize everything and you can actually have like a you know in this case Toyota coin? You have it and it would be the governance coin you could vote on all the different things that they have right or whatever it is What new new specs that are coming out new cars new upgrades new downgrades and then DJ Crypto setup grassy goes. What if Toyota coin? Helps with maintenance costs time trading values repairs, etc. And I thought to myself. Yeah, it's even better You can tokenize your whole community around Toyota and say look do you like Toyota? Well, here's the coin and you can stake it and you can gain yield off it Also, if you want to bring it in to our service center, you get a 20% off if you hold Toyota coin Depending on which kind of tears that you have oh and also if you want to upgrade or you want to actually trade it in We're gonna give you an extra 5% just but it doesn't matter the whole thing I think of is the the idea of stocks versus an actual crypto in Toyota I think you can see where there's there's some advantages and then what about having like immediate feedback right away not just like, you know having it on like a like a Twitter or Instagram or something on a pole But you just have it on like your actual token whatever Toyota coin whatever and you say look guys whoever is is a holder Come over here. We have a governance. This is what's gonna do and you can vote blah blah I think that's one of the one of the ways that crypto really moves into the mainstream But it was just a thought experiment. I'd love to hear what you guys say about this and we'll talk about this in Q&A But I thought hey, this could be the next thing so anyhow Let me know and let's move on to our last story before we get into the Q&A, which is sweat coin and I Haven't been talking around about this a lot and the reason is is because I got the second channel Dan de jen it's just a just a generic channel channel It's just expect to lose everything, but it's these it's these projects that I have a theory that The stronger the community is and the more that you already have built in the more it'll it'll succeed I think we see that with we just take a look at XRP and ripple If it wasn't for that strong community that token would be dead right now because of them and And their bullishness it's still viable. It's still out there the SEC crushed There was those hopes and dreams unfortunately, but it was because the community and it happened the same thing with salt Salt was a lending platform the SEC came in and said we're gonna this is a security and because of the community It was a security and because the community wasn't that strong it went away So I the thesis is that there's the communities really make things happen And if you can get have a community that's strong before you even launch a crypto It's like almost a slam dunk and when I talk about this I always talk about will it make the cut and This is this is the whole basis the community That's the first part the utility does it do something special? Is it new or is it just the same old thing? How are the team what are they done before and of course the tokenomics am I gonna get dumped on? So of course for the three that we've done so far. I've talked as many times Again, so Kishi ever done when fame this one is actually booing my whole portfolio because we got in before again, so Kishi They they already had a game on a ps4 and Nintendo switch and iOS and Android Millions of gamers they came in slam dunk ever dome. They had to they had teamed up With meta hero and they already had a strong community slam dunk fame MMA. They were they're going global now Not just in the EU for fights Influencers so that's a no-brainer as well and this next one I think it was a no-brainer to because sweat coin you can download this right now. It's not a crypto It's just a it's just an app that you download it sits in the background and it gives you these sweat coins which are like like bonus points like Like rewards points, which you can purchase little things like like shoes and and different likes I don't know like little that goofy Electronics just for walking. I mean you're gonna walk anyhow, so why not so it doesn't it doesn't have a crypto yet But the thing that impresses me is That first of all, it's going to have a crypto and I believe it's on Q3 It's a new crypto generate with your steps sweat will be available to any sweat coin user could be a very big large thing and This is what makes me very Interested in this project. No, I didn't get paid by them But I will be investing into them I can tell you that So initially sweat will be available to eligible users who can download the sweat coin app And this is what they're talking about crypto right now You can download sweat coin right now and start using it I've used it for three months and some of you have been using it for years. It's been around for like three plus years but In their early Q1 2022 sweat coin had 65 million users. Let me say that one at one time Early Q1 January February, I know sweat coin at 65 million users by early May. It was 76. Well, that's not bad Let me do some quick math Yeah, it's like 11 million more users in a month or so the numbers users growing We expect this to continue as we have just initiated our global expansion plan increasing the countries The app is available in from 75 to 160 By the sweat token generation event when they actually have sweat cryptocurrency We anticipate a predicted minimum of 137 million users. So here's the thing why I'm telling you about this like this Like the fourth time I've talked about it When you download the app and you just start walking, you don't have to even turn it on or anything like that They give you these sweat coins you can spend them in their their little shop. Like I said, they're like Just like bonus points, right? There's no crypto yet. But if you just hold on to them All the sweat coins that you generate They're gonna give you the crypto coin sweat coin Crazy Crazy, that's gonna happen right now. So again the thesis Community This one can't be beat that has a massive community the utility Well, there are other move to earn platforms and I am not a fan I think you all know of the other ones. So I think it's okay. The team they've been around for years They've been very successful. They already have pretty big Partnerships, I know like I see their Apple products on there. Dr. Dre beats and stuff like that. So they're pretty good the tokenomics I've got to take a look at a deep dive and I'll do that soon. Let me just do that now actually Sweat coin I'll do that soon and do a deep dive. So I don't know what the tokenomics yet But it doesn't matter because right now you could download this and start using it right now and get these coins. So There is two things to note. First of all serious as eligible users initially, so I'll be able to initially Sweat will be available to a lot of eligible users. Who are they? I'll tell you who is not You warrant represent and agree that you are not a national resident or an corporate in the United States of America People's Republic of China or any sanctioned country as a fine-and-clause blah blah blah Thank You Gary Gensler for protecting me harder Just saying so if you're in the United States initially, you will not get these coins. However Down the road probably maybe I don't know so here's the thing Two things real quick in all my videos, let's do this. This is ones from yesterday Nice shirt. All right, so let's see Ah, I always hey, I do this. Okay So on the link in the description, there's gonna be like something that looks like this these little running guys right here You can download sweat coin. It doesn't matter if you have Android or an Apple phone and I think I get like five sweat coins.  I want to show you what's really cool Do you want to follow me and try to beat me in my steps?  Let me share my phone screen. I Rarely do this so this might not work ha ha Check this out Hey, it works. Cool. This is my Sweat coin app which I downloaded and have for three months. You see underneath there. There's like a little house And there's like so this is how many steps I did today Didn't have that many I did not my phone on me this morning, but I tell you right now. You will not beat me in steps The second one is where you do all the shopping so all the the coins that you get so like every like hundred steps I think you like a sweat coin every thousand stuff I think it's every thousand steps you to sweat coin and then you can buy stuff like I don't know Starbucks Some kind of cards usually they have like Apple stuff here Whatever then over here is the wallet. I've got a whopping 2330 sweat coins, bam, not too bad, but this is the magic right here on the very last one the two little people there Damn it. Alex beat me today. So You can follow me and try to beat me in my general steps and Looks like I'm losing everybody today.  Let's see how I'm doing this month though Yes, that's what I thought Just kidding. So for the steps this month, I got 242,000 When you sign up if you go to search right underneath here or it says search My name is Rob Dan. All you got to do is type in ro b d a n And and then I don't know what these people are Follow this guy. Okay, sure and you can follow them and you can see how you how you rank up And what I'm gonna do. Oh, here's my recent followers Simone I'll follow you Jason Fisher and Theodore So, yeah So, you don't get it. You just they just show you the steps. Here's the thing The end of this month, let's do at the end of this month If you beat me in steps now, this isn't fair. This isn't fair We'll start in June because this month no one's gonna beat me Because I was walking around Italy and England something that so what we're gonna do is this download the app and If you can beat me in just the steps Three people I doubt it, but let's say three people do be me whatever One the the person that that wins is beat seeing the steps. I'll have you on the show The person that comes in second I'll give you a shout out and a portfolio review and the third one I don't know. Well, I'm gonna leave it up in the air I'm gonna do a poll over on Twitter to see which one's best So down the app follow me you can see how many on How bad I'm crushing you in the steps and we'll go from there. That's what's going on So look that went a little bit long. Sorry about that a lot of things going on Let's do a little Q&A So just as you know if you're for the live stream, of course you are will be for the live stream If you're watching the replay we cut the Q&A and we put that into a separate video It's all because of an algorithm. That's just how YouTube Helps us to push the content out because the longer the videos and I don't really work out That's what's up. So let's get into little comments and then go from there. All right


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Zero, chief pediatrist David Bross, chief pediatrist Joshua Hulsby, pediatrist second class Tyrone Fern, and the recruit chief pediatrist Seaman Latterius Stiles from Covington, Georgia. Division, one, zero, five. Commanding by chief pediatrist Kelly Rankin, chief pediatrist Mark Paster, pediatrist second class Joshua Jameson, and the recruit chief pediatrist Seaman Caitlin Ducez from Round Rock, Texas. Zero, six, five. Chief pediatrist Johnny Payano-Menendez, chief pediatrist Ron Jean, pediatrist first class Catherine Flannam, pediatrist second class Brady Arnes, and the recruit chief pediatrist Seaman Alexander Baker from Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Division, one, zero, seven. Commanding by chief pediatrist Brett Cole, pediatrist first class Jesse Walpole, pediatrist second class Asia Barnes, the recruit chief pediatrist Seaman Zachary Gebhart from Detroit, Michigan. Zero, senior chief pediatrist Jose Benitez, chief pediatrist Jason Lacy, pediatrist first class Christopher Wilson, chief pediatrist Seaman Joseph Burr from Houston, Texas. Division, nine, chief pediatrist Barbara Harris, pediatrist first class Austin Lloyd, pediatrist second class Sadelle Luzon, pediatrist second class Angel Cabera, the recruit chief pediatrist Seaman Jackson Kujan from St. Louis Reserve. On behalf of the commanding officer staff of Crew Train Command, we congratulate these division commanders from the crew chief pediatrists on a job well done. Using the ceremonial cycle as books and an honor guard, take their places for arrival honors. This time on the tradition is a form of agreement to this morning's viewing officer. When requested by the announcement, please stand for the arrival honors marching in with the colors of national anthem and invocation. As a reminder, military guests shall be covered by the entire graduate ceremony. And ladies and gentlemen, one final item as within an important occasion, our ceremony is conducted in a formal manner. However, we do encourage your participating in today's graduate assembly by letting your applause show these sales just how proud that you are. Once again, welcome aboard. Will the guests please rise and remain standing for the arrival of the official party, recruit training command, naval service training command, arriving under Secretary of Defense for personnel and readiness. Arriving may be seated. Please rise, present, arms, order, arms. Jacqueline Bredeer will now offer this morning's invocation. Let us pray. Gracious God, source of light and strength, we ask you for your blessing today on this training command that it continue true to the high outcomes and purposes of shaping sailors. These sailors that stand before us, stand before you, may this be the brand new day in which they are convinced that devotion, sacrifice, and service for the greater good is honorable and worthy. As they have committed to a great work, may they sense your blessing and presence. Their success was earned, not given. Transformation has been a process here. Embracing challenges in adversity, their growth brings us joy and gives us strength, especially for our shared way of life. We're proud of their hard work over the past weeks and months. For those who shaped them in defying the equipped smart discipline sailors, to those RDCs, instructors, staff, may they receive a blessing this day, to the families, the mentors, coaches, who shared the mod and supported them, may they experience a deep measure of gratitude and pride at this moment. As at all times, but especially those in moments of conflict or turmoil, we're preparing ready guardians of peace. So we ask you for our courage and wisdom for these newest sailors. May they be unswerving in duty, resolutely defending democracy, determined to do good to all. Now I ask each grant for each one, humility, steadfast purpose, and a deep hope. Amen. At this point, the commanding officer orders and instructions to the unit commanders. Then the unit commanders would face about and relay the information to their divisions. Today's event shall order their paths to the chain of command. Divisions, really important. Very well, very well. All divisions, present our count of four. Sir. Hello. Present the grant of the division. We present the division to the commencement reviewer. Very well, commencement reviewer. Aye, sir. Captain Jeff Sandin, the commanding officer of crew training command. I'm pleased to welcome families and friends to our graduation ceremony and look forward to sharing this momentous occasion with everyone. With us today is our viewing officer, the Honorable Gilbert R. Cessneros, Jr., Undersecretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness. Rare Admiral Jennifer S. Kutcher, Commander of Naval Service Training Command, and our guest of honor, Captain Stephen DeMost, Commander, Service Group, Western Pacific. While we are restricted on occupancy, it is important that you are here today to celebrate your sailor's significant milestone. Your support during his unprecedented times has helped us to complete the mission of transforming civilians into sailors while operating in a safe environment to help ensure fleet readiness. I cannot thank you enough for your continued support and I'm sure your sailors are grateful for your encouragement throughout their training. I would also like to welcome all of our veterans in the audience for their service to our country. Would all of our veterans please stand so we can give them a round of applause? Vision 913 graduates today. They're the staff flags unit providing 50-state flags, District of Columbia, and U.S. Territory flags, drum floor and color board. Please join me in giving them and the nine other graduating divisions here today a round of applause for their outstanding performances. I'd also like to give a special congratulations today to all the sailors in this training group who are the first to complete the new 10-week basic military training program. The additional two weeks include sailor for life training, providing recruits with additional focus and recruit mentorship, small unit leadership, advanced career toughness training, as well as professional and personal development. Every recruit now graduates with more tools and skills to make them more effective and combat ready sailors. This is where our Navy heritage meets the future and where these young men and women enter the profession of arms. The staff of recruit training command are dedicated to providing the United States Navy with basically trained, physically fit, and smartly disciplined sailors, such as those standing here before you this morning. These sailors have successfully completed 10 weeks of demanding recruit training. They have revered the right to wear the uniform and recognized throughout the world as a symbol of freedom. They and others like them serve as a backup of our naval forces. They will join other sailors around the world to give our Navy its combat edge and enable us to help keep this nation secure. This training group is ready to graduate and serve in the world's most powerful Navy. Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you 820 of the newest and sharpest sailors in the United States Navy. The competitive system among individual recruits and divisions promotes teamwork, attention to detail, and pride in accomplishment. Divisions performing above standards throughout their training are wood recognition flags in the five missionaries, academic achievement, military drill, compartment readiness, applications, and physical fitness. These flags are carried as a physical symbol of the division's success. Each flag indicates that your sailors, individually and as teams, met performance standards in one or more missionaries. A division that excels in every phase of training qualifies for the battle efficiency honor division recognition, and is awarded the battle honor flag for this exemplary achievement. Division one, zero, three has earned this honor. The honorable Mr. Cisneros will not present this week's individual awards, and he'll be joined on the drill deck by our commanding officer, Captain Sam, commander, deal with service training commander, rear angle culture, and our guest of honor, Captain DeVos, for achieving the highest overall academic score during recruit training, Seaman Israel Demings, division one, zero, eight from Anchorage, Alaska, has earned the academic excellence award, which is sponsored by the Lake Defines chapter of the Illinois Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Seaman Demings receives a letter of commendation to the commanding officer. Well done, sailor. For having displayed extraordinary qualities, best expressing the American spirit of honor, initiative and loyalty. Seaman of princes, Tatiana Avery, division one, zero, five from Jacksonville, Florida, is awarded the Navy League award, which is sponsored by the Navy League of the United States. Seaman of princes, Avery, is presented with a commemorative plaque and a letter of commendation to the commanding officer. Well done, sailor. Seaman John Redis, division one, zero, four from San Jose, California, is the winner of the United Service Organization Award for best exemplifying the spirit and intent of the word shipping. Seaman Redis is given a commemorative plaque from the United Service Organization. Well done, sailor. Airman Ethan Weaver, division zero, nine, nine from Woodbridge, Virginia, is the recipient of the military order of the World Order's Award of Merit. This award is presented for meritorious performance during recruit training. Airman Weaver is presented with a commemorative plaque from the military order of the World Order. Well done, sailor. The Military Officers Association Leadership Awards presented to Airman Samantha Heider, division one, zero, two from Mountville, West Virginia for demonstrating exceptional tenacity and professionalism. Airman Heiderman is awarded a letter of commendation by a commanding officer. Well done, sailor. Seaman Caitlin Ducez, division one, zero, five from Brown Rock, Texas, is the recipient of the Navy Club of the United States of America Military Excellence Award for best exemplifying the qualities of enthusiasm, devotion to duty, military bearing and teamwork. This award places her at the pinnacle of today's newest sailors. She is awarded a flag letter of commendation. Seaman Ducez, the staff recruit training command is lued to you as the finest of this group of graduates. Well done, sailor. Division. It is appropriate to recognize such outstanding individual accomplishments by these sailors with a round of three cheers. The adjutant will lead all graduating divisions in three cheers for this morning's award winners. Hey, hey. I have the distinct pleasure this morning of introducing a reviewing officer. The honorable Gilbert R. Cisneros, junior, undersecretary defense for personnel and readiness. Born and raised in Southern California, he is a philanthropist, veterans advocate, member of Congress with national security experience, and a former Navy officer having been commissioned in 1994. A strong advocate for our service members and our veterans, Mr. Cisneros, served on both armed services and veterans affairs committee when he represented California's 39th congressional district in the House of Representatives. Mr. Cisneros has been an advocate for military families on issues of housing, child abuse, and exceptional family members. As a former naval officer, he secured language in the National Defense Authorization Act that will evaluate and strengthen the Navy's progress to not only make better warriors, but better ship-drivers. He is also the co-founder of the Military Transition Assistance Pathway, Caucus, to support and advocate on behalf of military service members returning to civilian life. Ladies and gentlemen, please join me in a work and recruit training command welcome to the honorable Gilbert R. Cisneros, junior. Good morning, everyone. I want to especially thank the families that are here. But I really want to talk to all our new sailors that are here today on this momentous day. 33 years ago, I was standing right where you are right now. In a different location, I actually did boot camp down to San Diego, which is no longer here. But what is going through my mind right now, I was nervous and excited. I'm sure you are feeling those same emotions. But this is a momentous occasion for you. When I look back on this, you are both all better trained, better prepared to join the fleet than I ever was when I joined and got out of boot camp all those years ago. So you should all be very proud of what you accomplished and what you achieved during these past 10 weeks. I know for a lot of you, they told you it was only going to be eight. You got a surprise when you got here and they said, I'm staying for an extra two weeks. But you all made it through. So as the undersecretary of personnel readiness, I am responsible for a lot of policy that deals with our families, our service members, and our civilians. But I'm also in charge of the readiness, making sure that our services, all of them, are ready to fight today and into going into the future. So your training is a big part of this. And what you have accomplished is just amazing. As I leave you here today, just a few words of advice. Learn your job when you get out there. Learn how to do your job. Learn how to do a well. Listen to your LBOs. Listen to your chiefs, because they have a lot of experience and they can teach you. But also, be proud of the work that you do.   I owe everything I have to the Navy. It provided me with my education. It provided me with the leadership experience I have. And I look back on my time that I serve very fondly. And I know you all do the same one day. So good luck to you. Farewell to the following seas. And I wish you the best of luck. Thank you. And you'll be joined on the drill deck by our commanding officer, Captain Sandin. Please remain seated until your graduates have been placed on liberty. Please join me in one more round of appreciation for our wonderful musicians of the Navy Band, Great Lakes, Flags, Posts, Section Reviews. Fall out and retrieve outer garments. And everyone of you for joining us on this most memorable of Navy Days, please utilize all safety rails and exit in an orderly fashion. And without further delay, now hear this. Liberty call, Liberty call.