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Okay, so you take a look at the spy. Your price projection on the spy was $394. We got $394. $394 is out here today. Rejected lower price out here today. Bottom line, is that yet? We'll see where I can get a bounce going. Meaning up to like 411, you're at 402 right now. That being said, I'm gonna show you something here. We take this, this is the actually, well, let me go through the NASDAQ first. This is the actual most dangerous place that we're actually in with this bounce. Because my take here, the large you take is that your next stop down here is gonna be like in the 377. Because what you have is this. Actually, 3, where's 366? Right there, huh? I can do it. Okay, so I talked about the aspect of these ABC structures. You get a one to one, a one to point, three, eight, two, one to five, all right? So what the problem here is looking at the spy is when we go over to the NASDAQ, the NASDAQ hasn't reached its ABC structure on the way down. The NASDAQ out here today is gonna have a light of volume on the way up. That's how this thing's gonna shake out.  Well, 281 is the A to B equals C to D. And if I found out anything, bottom line is that the NASDAQ leads up, the NASDAQ leads down. And in the overall context folks, my take is we're not even close to, it's actually blowing my mind that you can come down like this and people are still coming in and I think the market's gonna snap back. But that's what makes a market. That's the bottom line, okay? Gold. Gold has a problem too. This is what you have here. We take a look at gold. Gold's trading down to 1830 right now. So I'm gonna put the volumes on here because this is what happened with gold. So what happened to gold market? Last Wednesday, you went higher on gold and it didn't hold price. That being said, it was in an ABC structure down. It never got to the swing point out here for this 1921 and I'm going with the ABC structure down and the reason I'm going with the ABC structure down is this and the ABC structure down folks is 1788. And the reason has to do with the amount of equities that I actually go through inside of the gold market. And what you're gonna see is that there's so many of them that are in an ABC structure on the way down. I just put Royal up, Royal's not one of them. But you have a lot of them that are in ABC structure down. So my take is that that's gonna get fulfilled. More than likely that is gonna be getting fulfilled when the market takes its next leg down and I suspect what this is gonna be all about is when we bring this over to the US dollar, this is going to be a move that the markets are not anticipating. And what happens here is this folks, if in fact this dollar breaks and makes that run for 121, what will happen and you can almost hear the Fed, wasn't the Fed, it was Janet Yellen and the Fed. Okay, they're all getting a little bit nervous right now. And what they're nervous about is the amount of leverage that is out there that they don't know about. And if I've, in most times what ends up happening is this, is that when you have markets that are this dramatic, okay, and the liquidity's drying up, what liquidity drying up means is the aspect of there's no bids on the market. That's one thing, okay, because you can't sell anything, you can't sell it. This correlation on the dollar, if we get a fast move like that on the dollar, there's going to be dislocations so fast all over the place. I can see that putting more pain to marketplace. That's the bottom line. Some of the higher volume equities out here that we have out here today, you get advanced micros, that's up three bucks. You get Apple up three and a half, you get the Nvidia up 970. We have, let's see, oh, poor Peloton. Microsoft's up seven bucks. PE Peloton, I think, let's just look at this for a second, because this might be an ABC down out of business. And that would totally make sense, because when you think about how many of those machines that we've seen in the trash for how many years, right? I'm not talking about Peloton machines. I'm talking about every type of exercise machine that you can think about. So, no, no, it's not an ABC down, okay. You're at $13.15 right now and they're still losing money hand over fist. They've never made money, you know. This is what's amazing about this company. This year, so they're gonna lose, they lost $1.07. They took in 964 million and lost the $1.07. They lost every single year, yet the market basically brought that up to sky-high levels. Pretty wild, man. There's no doubt about it. 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It's a real gloom, right, dark cloud cover. So this is very interesting because the Dow, right now it's gone, there's a technique that I developed which I call the Chapman Wave inside track support level or resistance level. And in this case you can see the little red dashed line. Okay. We've gone right to that and we went under 32,000. For me, it's really the 32,000 besides the psychological level in the Dow, it's really important because it's been above 32,000 for so long. So this is gonna be absolutely imperative. We went to 31,877, it's hot. I guess in this market it's not hard to believe that we were actually at 32,752, we're down 500 points from that, from earlier this morning. So this is, there's a lot going on. So what I thought is I just tell you, key levels for me and the Dow, and the Dow has been the lead index for quite some time, it still is. And I'm using that kind of as a benchmark because the two things that are absolutely imperative for a rally to occur right now is that you need the Dow to, and now it has to go above that high of today, 32,752, that's number one, but you also have to get the QQQ, which at every rally is just being pummeled to the downside. So the Qs are 303, and as soon as we can start to close about 313, that says to me, okay, now we can get a decent bounce. But what I thought I'd do is I mentioned it last week when we discussed, we discussed what I look at that I said should be five independent areas. And I talk about them all the time. I nicknamed them Bondi for Bonds, we've got Goldie for Gold, we've got the others that I look at is Dollar, that's Dolly for Dollar, and Oily for Crude Oil, and Vixie for the Voluntary Index. And the reason why I would love to have these things always sitting there is within the context of these different aspects. I've said for about four or five months now, I like to think of them as very independent. You and I have spoken about this market, how different it's been. Let's go through them one at a time. You know, Bonds normally, as I recall over the years, not years, but decades, when there's volatility in the stock market, in other words, volatility in stock market, parlance is going down. So when markets are going down, money tends to migrate from the volatility of stocks into the so-called safety of bonds. This is the very first time that we've seen that just did not happen at all. In fact, as yields were going higher, so and bonds were going lower, so the stock market went to unison. So that's one divergence out of these two Bondi and looking at the markets themselves. So the other thing is looking at the dollar. You just spoke about the dollar. Well, the dollar and I should mention that subscribers we've been long since 2018 at about 90. This is at 103.91. Normally you would find that as the dollar goes higher, even if it's just on a short-term trend basis, invariably you'd have the, it's almost like a mirror image, not necessarily in percentages, but as dollar goes higher, gold goes lower. As gold goes higher, dollar goes lower. And that kind of happens a lot. In fact, I'd like to look at it and say the market mostly has about four to five week periods where the dollar and gold go up together, not in the same proportion, but this is very different to anything we've seen before. So dollar is your nicknamed King dollar. I think that's what it is. It's so far King dollar. Then the other thing we were looking at is crude oil. When you look at crude oil, normally when the dollar goes higher, crude will pull back. That's just kind of, even if it's just a short-term basis. And yet we've got crude oil at 99.90 down three, having made that high on the seventh at about 128. It looks to me, and I was talking about this in my show today, that if you consider, so that's the, that's Bondi, I have to always read it to get the sequence. Bondi, Dolly, Goldie, and Oily. But VIX is the other thing that I want to look at. Look the VIX index at this particular height is close to where we were as Russia invaded Ukraine. We went to 37.79 on the 24th of February. And here we are at 32.73. So you would normally see huge triple digit down moves in the Dow when the volatility is up at this level. So that's why I've been saying, try to think of all these different things as different units. Sometimes they come together and sometimes they go in the traditional way. We're not quite seeing that right now. So I think that that's pretty important to just consider that with the volatility still holding high until that 32.73 right now, we start to see a trade for about two out of three sessions actually close. It can't just trade. It's got to start to go under 29. I'm not sure how big a rally there could be in the market, but as soon as that happens, it just releases with the other aspect that I wanted to talk about, which is the commodities, the soft commodities. Look, the DBA, which is something we've had since the 13s is trading at 21.52 right now. This is a very important aspect because if we start to see the commodities pull back and it's only short-term, I don't know if the Fed would even talk about something like this because it's so short-term, just two, three weeks, but they are pulling back. And I think that that's important. So ingredients are there to say all the things that are attached to the fear factor in the market are slowly being ameliorated. How does the market respond? And as I say, I would need to see a really good sustained move on the upside with at least two big closes to the upside in the Dow with the queues actually all of a sudden starting to lead the rally. And I want to see the VIX ready pull back very sharply. So those are the ingredients that we're looking for here. And it looked like early this morning there was this big rally that it couldn't hold. We'll see what happens. So I've got my parameters clear as anything. And folks, it's very easy to get thousands of newsletters. To move to our website at TFNN, you're going to see, hit newsletter, hit the opening call, second one down, you are off the races. Bowsley, you have a great one, safe one. Of course, we look forward to show tomorrow. Thank you very much, Tom. Thank you. Stay right there, folks, we'll come right back. If you want to take advantage of this sector, now is the time to subscribe to my Gold Report. The Gold Report is a comprehensive look at the metal sector as well as the markets that move gold, which is the currency and bond markets. News subscribers get a 30-day money back guarantee so you have nothing to lose. 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So let's go take a look at progress. I think progress. Is that progress? Let me see. Oh, PGR. Yeah, progressive, I see, okay. So progressive. It's trading 107.87. The low is 88. The high's 120. Yeah, I wouldn't be buying this. This is going after the lower end of this consolidation. So the good news is that, yeah, you get a high with high volume. It pulls back a little bit more. You do have that high with high volume, which is great, but then you have last week that it couldn't get to a tie. Now, this is really subtle, folks, okay? But I've seen this enough, okay? See this? So the first high is 15 million shares, right? Then we came down, okay? And that's a good number, by the way. That's a good number up there. Then we came down and you get down to a price point of 106. Then see the surge in volume, and you gave it up on price and yet you couldn't make the spike? That's not a good situation. This is how this works. That's why I'm saying it's so subtle. It's not a good situation in a market that's weak. That's what it comes down to. So that's on the weekday. When I take this, with the daily, let's build and cause to go after this low end. Meaning, let it get down there again to that 106.35 and see what happens there. We go over to Harmony Gold. We take a look at Harmony Gold right now. So Harmony Gold, bottom line hits 341 today, hits the bottom of the consolidation. Well, the bottom's actually 334. Any of the gold stocks that you're in, folks, okay, what you have to look at, look at these low swings that I'm talking about. There's a couple of them that look like they can actually break the low swings. Now Harmony was actually pretty strong because what happened yesterday, that gap low yesterday, 34 miners got killed, unfortunately. And that was a lot to do with that gap low. I'm surprised it didn't go lower yesterday. So it looks like, I suspect, it'll probably hold at this point, but that's what you have happening. We bring this back. Let me put this on a weekly for a second. Let's see it, even on the weeklies. On the weeklies, you gotta, the lower ends of these swings a game on just about anything on the gold market. But as I said a little bit earlier, what does happen with Harmony is that that is stronger than a lot of these other gold equities. You know, that's just how the whole thing is set up. I mean, the more that I look at a lot of these metal stocks in the market in general, the more that I'm saying, okay, man, it's gonna be hard to comprehend that the dollar is actually gonna run to that level. And that's when there's gonna be a dislocation on the market like in a monster way, not in a small way. Let's go over to the S&Ps and take a look at the S&Ps. So they look like they're going back to flat here. Let's just see what kind of volume we got on this pullback. Okay, so we're coming into 44,000 contracts. Last 10 minute buy had 33, so that's lighter volume. You're coming in with lighter volume. So it's gonna be all about this bar right here. And the bar so far has 13,000. And that's gonna be, well, we'll see what happens. On the 10 minute bars, what do you have to do? You really have to, you get a better understanding, folks. You really have to get seven or eight minutes. I do them on these smaller time frames, okay? But, you know, at any one point, someone can buy 10, 20, 30,000 contracts in about a second and, you know, say, hey, see, what we just did, we just broke the high or we broke the low, whatever we did. You know, but if we, two different things that have happened, so if you're watching Tiger TV, what I'm always looking for is this. So you came down, you just blew away the whole rest of the day with that, you know, 33,000. That being said, the 33,000 was going into 44, but most of the time you got so far into it that you can expect that the S&P first would hit the lower end of that, which is 3991, and you're 3996 right now. So that's how that sets up. And then, of course, you got to be more on the next bar. So if the next bar has 33,000 or more, guess what, man, you're going all the way down.  So we'll see how that shakes up, but we'll go over to the NQs, we'll take a look at the NQs. They're up 185 right now. They're trading at a price point of 12,386, and there, we went to 547, this here, that bar there had 9,800 contracts going into 17,000. So, you know, you can see the contraction that is happening. Same setup, though, because you got so far into that bar, 12,350 is actually game, just even on this bar. And we're five minutes into the bar right now, and you get, we'll see what happens. This is a really light volume. Oh, hold it, one second. What do we do? Oh, no, it's heavier volume. I see, okay. Yeah, the last bar was 9,800. At five minutes, we're at 5,800. So, this is going to be, you know, between today and tomorrow morning, this is, you know, it would make sense that you get some kind of a bounce. And that is, when I talk about building cause, that is always the most dangerous, folks, okay? Because what ends up happening, if you go sideways, you get a bounce, I can see it. I can see it. People are buying it. And in the bottom line, I get it. I get it, trust me. You know, when you haven't gone down for, what, 14 years? Yeah, and we got water for 14 years. It takes quite a bit to break that. And I suspect it's going to be broken, but not just yet. So, if we go, let's go to Microsoft. So, Microsoft is also here. Let's just look at it first. Microsoft's a great equity, folks, to look at just in general.  I mean, when we're talking about, you know, dollars and cents, and, you know, what they have changed to society, you know, they take in, so picture this. They take in $199 billion. Yes, $199 billion. 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So platinum is at 947, and what, now, what happens, folks, is that this is highly volatile, no doubt about that, okay, or it's a commodity, if you never traded a commodity, all commodities are volatile by beyond belief.  So you can see, now I just brought this back, okay, so I brought this back, I'm gonna bring it back further, because I wanna show you something here, this is like, you've probably have seen this before, but we'll do it again, because it's good to know. So picture, picture, you know, I started the Gold Report, folks, in 2000, 2001. Gold was, I mean, platinum was 500 bucks, okay, gold was 282, okay, so platinum was above it. Platinum made a run all the way up to 2,300 bucks, okay? I sold out about 1,900, I sold everything I had, and I had, at one point, so listen to this, this is really cool, on the 2,000, yeah, it was the 2,000 ones, I think, off the mint, I had, it didn't mint a lot of them, but they minted enough of them, I had bought one quarter of all the coins, platinum coins, off the mint, because no one wanted them, this is, this is what's so crazy about markets, folks, okay, picture this, you know, I didn't know that I had a quarter of all the mint, until after the fact, because then, you know, there's just no demand for them, so they just continue that, then they start the 2021, that's how it works. Make a long story short, I held them, now I really learned something also, so listen, check this out, this was pretty cool, wasn't cool for me at the time, but so picture, I have the most perfect coins there are, and then when platinum went all the way up to that point, this is something that all of us should understand about if you're going into the coin market and you think that you're going in for huge amount of coins, okay, make a long story short, what ends up happening is that when metals go that high, well, I got a premium, okay, but it was a very small premium for what I had, and that's why even when I'm talking gold, even talking silver, you're much better off understanding what just the true value of it is instead of thinking that at some point you're going to make hundreds of thousands of dollars because you get a great coin, you know, that's a different business altogether, okay, so now let's cut to the chase. Platinum crashes, it goes from 2900 down to $760, and that's when gold hit 666 and the market hit 666 in 2008, okay, you got a nice counter trend bounce, you come all the way back down, the bottom line is that, you know, you're at 947, can it test 916, yeah, but guess what, the correlation is so heavy that you can see 1,300 in the heartbeat, that's how it tricks out, and if, what happens is this, a good gold mine, okay, takes 10 tons of dirt to make one ounce of gold, that's what's always so intriguing me about the gold market, when I really started understanding, I'm saying to myself, this is amazing, 10 tons of dirt, I mean, that's a lot of dirt, well, the platinum market is even harder than that, folks, okay, so my take, Frank, yeah, I like the PPLT in a big way, man, I mean, there's no doubt, because I think it's still undervalued, and it will be undervalued, you know, until it goes higher, SBSW, yeah, this is, and I wouldn't go this way, yeah, I wouldn't go this way, this is why, watch, this is a great stock, Sabane still won, the low is 11, the high is 20, but this is what also happens, okay, well, let me see what it looks like first, because the platinum market was so big, yeah, see, this has been down big, okay, so this is interesting, I'll hold it, okay, so that is volume on the weekly, 26 million, yeah, I would not buy this yet, and this is why, so watch this, if you look at this, what you have is this, last week, this came down with 24 million, and we're going into 13 million, so that can break down, you know, we just started this week out, so that definitely can break down, yeah, and you get a high volume low of 10, 26, no, no, no, it's not, no, it's not, that's the day before, yeah, I would, this is a good equity, there's no doubt about that, let's go take a look at what they have inside it, revenue-wise, I mean, so, they looked down to do 162 billion to make 38 bucks, recycling is 40 billion, platinum's 102 billion, mining, gold mine's 28 billion, and then streams, so they work as a bank, and they get 625 million, when I look at both of those, I would go for PPLT, that's where I would go with that, so what happens with that is this, if you go for the metal versus the equity anyway, they're less volatile, because if the metal moves the dollar, the equities can move buck and a half, $2, $3, because it's always a leverage type of play, so I would say that the PPLT is a better play to basically lay out, not just even lay out, that you'll make some money on the PPLT, that's my take on this, because it's got destroyed so dramatically, oh, and I didn't show you this yet, because this is the weird one, so watch this, PL1, and this is the thing that's really crazy, we put this up, and I'm gonna compare this to gold, because, okay, so let me see, put this back 25 years, because this crossed, probably crossed seven or eight years ago now, compare two, where is that thing? Quick add, I'll try that, quick add, gold, like I'm at it? My point is this, is that it's really unusual, well it's way down here, it only started in 2016, okay, so it's really unusual that when you see that platinum is worth less than gold, platinum has always, well, it's not even close always, because it's been below it for like seven a year, it is, but if we go back 50 years, okay, yeah, you do have seven years right now, it's probably below it, but my take is that, guess what, it's gonna be above it again, so.  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Hey all welcome back to my channel today's video is sponsored by curls queen I thank you so much curls queen for sponsoring this video starting right off in your bag. You get a dimming brush We're gonna be reviewing some beautiful clippings today You also have this very cute reversible bun it like with the drawstring and everything like you can have it This way or you can turn it inside out and flip it this way for this color super cute Absolutely love it y'all know that is my color right now Then you get extra clips, and I just put everything back in the baggie check make sure there's nothing left your Clippings coming this cute little baggie sales curls queen. Okay, Brandon is on point here top tier The clip is I have this is basically like one bundle of curly clippings all the description All the information about the hair will be down in the description box below for the exact length and what they exactly call this I do know though. I did up for These clippings I wanted to review these because look how seamless they are. They are really flat Not bulky. You can't really tell so I definitely wanted to get my hands on these and the curl pattern is Immaculate so as always before you install any hair you need to definitely wash it But for sure curly hair to get the curls popping to see how you want everything to look So that's exactly what I did. I went the hair first and I went in with my favorite shampoo conditioner Which is the Aussie brand I went ahead and shampoo the hair first look at that all of those suds And the hair was like super soft during this whole process Then after the shampoo I did go ahead and decided to use some conditioner I'm using their little detangling brush that they sent out always start from the bottom to the top Especially with curly hair and when I use conditioner though I don't always start from the bottom to the top because the hair is like extra extra Softwood conditioner on the inside so is really no need to just kind of start from the top and go to the bottom because it's not Going to get tangled or nothing Once your hair is all shampooed the condition then I did let the hair just go ahead and sit to the side and Slightly kind of air-dry. I washed this Probably about an hour hour and a half before I actually decided to install it into my head And you know to get the curls popping and stuff you I like to have my hair kind of damped per se Because I was I knew I was originally going to have to be wetting my real hair as well So I didn't care to like let this air-dry overnight And you know start the process because I was going to have to wet my real hair and the clip-ins at the same time eventually anyway After I'm done, I always like to kind of twirl the hair ring it out and look how beautiful it looks Super cute then my hair. I didn't know if I wanted to do a middle part or a side part Since my like last little like curly do was a side part I decided to just stick with that to kind of mimic that same hairstyle So this is just the before how my hair looks with no clip-ins straight after a good little shampoo and condition So side parts are so hard for me because I can never like part my natural hair the right way But I feel like I did a pretty good job I was looking at a picture of myself like earlier throughout the year and I think I think I got it just right Then right here all I'm doing is kind of just section sectioning off my leave out per se So since I wanted to do a side part I had to basically cover the treks that was going to be Behind the part if that makes sense. So I'm just twisting and braiding down the extra hair.  It's just it normally like I can't part by myself So that'd be my downfall. So I would recommend you go get your hair, you know Professionally braided by somebody, you know a professional stylist or something like that It'll definitely benefit you in the long run But if you got to make do what you got then be like me I'm just bobby pinning it didn't feel like sewing it down because I knew I was going to be taking these clippings out You know the next day or so these are the beautiful little clippings. They are probably about 80% dry You know, you can still kind of see they're a little bit damped, but super cute super full Absolutely love. So we're gonna start off with the five clip There it is one two three four and five Unclip them and then usually I just like to go Biggest to small so of course you're going to start with five four three two and then if you have a clip that only has one Then you will be using that one And I mean you see what I'm doing just clip it to the back of your head and Be generous I will say Since especially because I only have one bundle Definitely be generous Using the other I think that's another five clip Then I got most of the clips in now. We're getting close to the side part This one was a little bit tricky for me simply because I felt like I was running out of clips for a full look I would definitely suggest y'all buy two of these instead of just one because You'll see a little bit later that I had to basically remove a clip from the part Remove a clip from my right side and put it on the left side because it was looking a little You know a little Not full Right here. I'm just perfecting my part and trying to get my natural here to kind of mimic This curl pattern. So I like to use water Jackie's Jail and then I also like to use the meal curling milk and to kind of get that You know curl pattern going and I was kind of doing my own thing But I was also kind of curling my real hair in with the Clip ends as well This is what I was talking about earlier How I'm kind of just trying to readjust and move things around in my head Because I feel like I needed like just one more Two-clip bundle because It was looking a little a little thin on that side like where my edges was if I had like one more little like two Two-clip bundle. I feel like this would have been on the money. Nevertheless. It still looks good It's just I feel like it'll look more full and more put together and more complete If you will if I would have had like one to maybe like two more clips So that's why I did suggest you guys to buy two of these instead of just buying one Depending on the look you are going for that is This isn't me just trying to perfect that part in the middle Earlier this year. I did get my hair cut So the front of my hair is definitely a lot shorter than the rest of my hair I kind of got my hair cut into not really a bob per se But definitely cut a lot short into the shape of a side part that was curled So she kind of did layers on my hair was already kind of like curled and stuff So that's kind of what I was trying to figure out here. Then I let my hair melt down under this wrap.  I kind of did like a little half up half down situation You can leave a bang out if you want to do a half up half down There's so many inlets options with this super cute if you want to move like the hair out your face I think this is super cute and I just did a little bitty low bun in the back So this is the finished result Sorry for the you know glare in my glasses from the ring light, but this is the finished result I would have liked it to be two packs of the hair so I can get more of a full look I had to kind of I'm pretty sure what's over here told y'all I kind of had to basically for this this side like I pulled a to to track out What I'm trying to say to clip track out So I pulled the one with two clips from over here put it over here because this side wasn't giving enough fullness even though I got a side part But this side I need it like a little bit more so overall I still I feel like I still got a few gaps in here But since the hair is curly and big I feel like it shouldn't be too noticeable But if you are looking to get this I would suggest you buy two bundles instead of just one Depending on your hairstyle to if you're trying to wear it like this and how I did instead of putting the Bundles inside of your hair like the clip is inside of your hair Then you may only need one but if you decide to braid down or twist down your hair just keep out the perimeter up here Kind of like a sew in with the leave out. I Suggest getting to because you would definitely want that fuller look but all in all I like it. It's cute very minimum shedding Can't really complain So yeah, it's super cute flowy Don't forget to like this video comment and subscribe and all the details for this hair will be down the description box Below and that's my next one. I will see you love this thing


Yes, so hello everybody. This is Mike Fedosin speaking, but before I begin just a couple of words about us I'm a Glenn score member philosopher doctor in technical sciences and a passionate programmer with more than 10 years experience in developing of web services My name is Karat Kushaev. I was involved previously in heat and glens projects right now. I'm developing glare project I has been involved in developing in open-stack upstream for two years Okay, so today's session will be dedicated to a new service in open-stack called glare Actually, this service is not new because it has been incubated in Glens repo for more than a year as far as I remember from liberty cycle But now it's absolutely stand-alone project. It has own repo own client and even own spec repo But actually there are plans to bring it back under glance governance again to make both projects have benefits from each other and By the way, the name glare came from Glens artifact repository So what is glare? glare is a service that provides a unified Catalog of binary data along with its metadata such structures are often called artifacts We wanted to respond to community needs and create a unified repository of artifacts for all open-stack projects Because currently in open-stack, there is no single solution in this regard some projects store their files in databases on github Directly in Swift for Nova. There is a service Glens and so on Nevertheless, none of these solutions do not eliminate issues of artifact versioning and data immutability and of course do not offer convenient means of storing and searching a key feature of glare is the ability to manage different artifacts of various nature from Nova images and docker containers to hitting plates and Database backups at the same time it doesn't matter what artifact type you use glare always provides a unified interface for working with them This flexibility is achieved through the plugins operators or users can independently describe their own artifact type and connect it to glare after that glare will take over the entire process of Handling this artifact type and its connection to the system to define new artifact type We use slightly modified library Oslo versioned objects which already gained its popularity in open-stack and for this reason I think it shouldn't be very hard to implement new artifact type because it's done in Python and in familiar environment Moreover currently Several artifact types are already included in glare. We call them blessed artifact types they are images hitting plates hit environments more under packages and Tosca templates and soon we are going to add torrents for ironic project Okay, so now let me describe other useful Glare features first of all it is artifact versioning which means that artifact is supplemented in with the version in a Samware format and user is able to sort and search by version Then we have special Dynamic filter for that. It's called latest which literally says give me artifacts with the latest versions only Then the supports several binary objects or blobs per one artifact From Glare's part it allows to specify a set of such attributes So for example, you can create new artifact tape Amazon image and Specify three binary object there its kernel RAM disk and memory and then access them directly If the number of similar files is unknown like it's done for example In OVF OVA format or in VDI you can specify a folder for them in glare. We call it blob dictionary and Put all your files inside For metadata glare support structured properties dictionary and listen you can specify things like dictionary of strings or list of integers like everything Then we have this conception of dependencies and links Which means that under the fact may depend on the other It's a very important feature and we have sort of slides dedicate directly to this and of course We have advanced filtering with various operators like not equal greater than and so Now let's see how glare is organized from technical point of view and I pass the mic to my teammate Karat and he will tell you about glare implementation So let's start from The basis. What is artifact we define artifact as some user entity represented this artifact type artifact just second Okay, let's start from a basis We introduce the term artifact as some user entity Represented as artifact type it can be glance image heat template heat environment or everything else Each artifact type defines which properties are allowed for this entity for heat templates It can be environment template template version and so on and of course glasses have glare itself Introduce some typical actions allowed for each artifact like create upload download share or delete this artifact The properties allowed for each artifact type can be split into main groups Common properties best properties are presented in each artifact type It could be ID name version creation date and a lot of our properties like status and so on and type specific properties As you may guess, it's just Properties exclusive to type like for heated heat template file Template version for Tosco template. It's Tosco template file for glance image image version in format Each property has own metadata define it in glare itself. It's We introduce some metadata about properties such as name Default value for each property and of course type We support most of Python types as artifact properties But we also introduce a two additional types with makes a difference. The first type is link it documents dependency between two artifacts and You can consider it as a sim links in Linux. So when you delete referenced artifact nothing happens The second type is a blob property. This is the key feature of glare It allows to manage binary data Using glare artifact. So let's talk about it in details Currently we are two approaches to manage blob properties The first approach is upload the data directly into glare in this case You for example provide some image file or heat template and this template will be uploaded to glare backend After that all left cycle will be covered by glare For example when you delete heat template artifact the reference blob file in heat in glare backend will be also deleted We also calculate some checksums like md5 and ours for each blob The second approach is just to specify some external link instead of blob It is applicable in some cases when you have File on external HTTP server outside glare and in this case It's just text reference in glare and glare doesn't cover or life cycle cases for this blob Additionally user must specify md5 and our checksums manually for this file So here you can see the example of definition for artifact. It's a real example currently Implemented in master. It's heat template. You can see all fields like environment template file itself Which is blob list of nested templates and default environments This was environments will be Applied to heat template where when user doesn't specify any our environments As you can see there is no such common properties like you expected ID name and version West properties defined in base artifact, which is parent of this class Here you specify this specify ID name and our properties They also define defaults and some filters and our metadata We are going to prepare some documentation about how to specify process and we will cover all available options in this document Okay, now we have some Notion about Definition of artifact what we what can we do with this artifact and glare The typical workflow For glare artifact is we following first we start with artifact draft It's just some draft version for example of heat template After that you can update some properties Required for is this artifact for example for heat template you must specify template file without this template file The artifact itself is useless so after definition of all required properties and block values Artifact is ready for activation Once it activated you can share the artifact with our users so you can make it public Of course, we support some additional actions like delete or activate and so on it's mostly based on glance workflow for images The activation and publishing is the key steps in artifact workflow in artifact lifecycle Activation Allows user to tell the system that artifact is ready for production. So Everybody can start using it When artifact is activated the system checks that all required properties are set for example for glance image image file must be specified before activation And all properties after activation becomes immutable So no changes to image after activation no changes to template after activation no changes to toss contemplate after activation Where is some exception? Mutable properties because in some cases we need to specify properties after activation one example is text We need to specify text after activation because we can be changed So you can explicitly mark is it as mutable it and it can be changed after activation Activated artifact as I mentioned before can be published Publishing artifact Makes an artifact available for all users in read-only mode so we can download this artifact get or list By default publishing is available for admins only, but it is managed by policy so can be changed if we So if artifact is immutable how can we for example change Introduce a change for this artifact for example if we have hit template and some properties are changed We need somehow deliver this update to our users To support this case we implemented versioning versioning allows User to ensure that there will be only one artifact with specific type name and version We introduced several scopes where the artifact must be unique The first scope is private It means that you can't create an artifact with the same name type and version within a keystone project This second scope is public So you cannot create any public artifact with the same name type version If there is some contradiction between private and public then private is Returned first so it's like in programming local over global If you consider all these features useful then perhaps you Want to use all this feature for your custom types glare also provides this possibility You can write some Python class Put the reference to this class in our config and after that this artifact will be available in your environment For example, you can see this type you just need to inherit from base artifact introduce some fields and Also, we implemented some Like a hook functionality that allows you to validate data before Uploading before publishing before activation. For example, one useful use case is Tosca We investigated that we can we can pass the template To Tosca parser and validate it before uploading so we can ensure that all Tosca templates in our environment will be valid from parser point of view Additionally, we implemented a lot of our features like micro versioning We also support different backends because a part of our system is glance store so we can store your blobs in Swift save or local file system, but it's only for testing and We also introduced some discovery functionality that allows you for example Just put the reference to your class and after that we generate which is on the definition for this class automatically and Well, last but not least we introduced some additional admin admin artifact type It returns all artifact type despite all artifacts despite its artifact type So it's very useful for admins who doesn't bother about specific artifact type and can observe All available artifacts in the system So I pass my So okay folks now let me demonstrate to you a couple of examples How glare can be used in your cloud? The first example is Application catalogue based on community app catalogue. The second is a storage of hitter plates and heat environments So community app catalogue It's a website that contains various artifacts for your cloud currently. There are four types There are images hit in place to us contemplates and run the packages in the new version It's based on glare which handles all inner operations on the artifacts and all artifacts are publicly available There which mean that each person is able to download them without registration Nevertheless the creation process requires Anauthorization it it consists from three steps First of all user has to decide artifact of what type he is going to create let it be Tosca template for example and Then initially he has to specify just name and unique artifact version After that glare will create an instance in database in drafted status and Catalog will generate a web form that contains various artifact fields like description author name tags and so on User may fill them or leave empty and finally He needs to upload Tosca template file as carat said we have Support of data validation uploaded data validation for Tosca template It's based on to Scaparser and it validates if uploaded file is a very Tosca template if so glare puts the file in Swift storage or safe whatever and Returns okay code otherwise if upload failed then glare returns bad request and user will have to fix his file and upload it again And by the way all web forms are generated automatically From Jason schema for from Glare service as carat said again Glare is able to create Jason schema from artifact description and for this reason Catalog administrator doesn't need to create new UI if he wants to add new artifact type like docker containers Catalog will do it automatically for him. The second step when uploaded upload is done user activates the artifact which means that this artifact is completed and can be used in production Glare verify that all are required attributes were filled for Tosca templates user just needs to upload a File but for example for images. He also must field disk format and container format fields if everything is fine glare changes the status of the artifact to active and Sends a notification to catalogue administrator that this artifact may be published and on the third step catalogue administrator may manually check the artifact before publishing and If he's pretty sure that this artifact is good enough He changes the visibility to public and this and you just contemplate becomes available for everyone after publication if admin considers that this artifact may be harmful He may deactivate it for some period of time and do some additional instigations If everything is good, he activates it and it becomes available again. If not Here he moves it completely So the second example is a storage of heat templates and heat environments The main thing here that the sentries are useless separately and only their combination will do the trick and Another point is that heat requires several nested Templates for one artifact and glare should support it somehow. So let's see how it's done First of all for nested templates. We have a special folder what dictionary called nested templates and user is able to put all his files inside of it and then access them directly by their names Then heat template artifact type has a dictionary of links to environments That can be used with this current template and also we have special Dictionary of strings called default amps which contains names of environments that can be Used with current template if nothing were specified by user So tomorrow there will be Another session provided by Alexander Tbilkov and Kirill Zaitsev As far as I remember it's called something like an understanding of glare ap catalogue and Murano So I believe there will be more examples and if you are interested you can come there and listen So finally, let me Describe other features. We want to implement in glare in future. First of all, it is artifact sharing We have been implementing our sharing model from the very beginning and initially We wanted to have it like in glance v2, but then when the student has several flaws Actually, there are six use cases and two questions How artifact may be shared and with whom artifact may be shared How there are two options accept and no accept the difference between them is that In case of accept user has accept the sharing before he is able to use the artifact For the second case artifact will appear in his output if he wants it or not So if you are familiar with glance v2, you understand that I'm talking about shared and public Visibilities Then there are three options with whom artifact may be shared. It is some particular user some role and finally all users and We are going to support all these scenarios cases in glare in glance Only two currently are supported. It is accept user and no accept all and as far as I know They're implementing community visibility which actually is Accept all but I think it is a little bit redundant because it's a very special case of shared visibility So if you want to know more about implementation, you can come to Glance meet up on Friday and I'll try to explain the solution more detailed Then it is dependencies and links. I Think it's a killer fission glare because it allows to combine several independent artifacts in one structure with varying flexibility And in glare we are going to support three different types of relations dynamic soft and hard soft are currently implemented We call it link then dynamic they are dynamic links and hard dependencies are Hard is called dependencies For dynamic links user has to specify some search query and Then glare limits that put only on artifact and return it to user for both Links and dependencies user has to specify concrete artifact ID Though the differences between them are on the slide in case of dynamic links user can refer to various artifact in different time intervals both links and Dynamic links can refer to an artifact in another cloud so can they can be external For dependencies glare verifies that the dependence artifact won't be removed from the system For links and dynamic links there is no grantee on that matter and of course user must be an owner of the artifact to set dependency on it and also for links and dependencies Glare verifies that the dependence artifact exists when this link or dependency is set Other features are it is import and export of artifact because sometimes it's required to have the whole artifact as Just one file as you know artifact consist of several binary objects Blobs and various metadata and We are going to implement special type format dot glr Which contains all artifact contents and it can be used as independent entity it will be possible to import your artifact from cloud a then save it on your flash drive and Expert it on cloud be with no differences and in the future it opens away to glare-to-glare communication When some glare services are playing role of proxies for other glares then Documentation is our weak point. I know and we are going to improve it dramatically Artifact signing and verification is on the map, too But there is not special we are going to use the same model like it's done for Glance images And I think it's important feature because it improves the stability of the system and did it allows to provide accurate data to the clients and Also, we are thinking about adding new blessed artifact types Currently there are five I mentioned them soon. We're going to add ironic and also There may be docker containers and puppets and Ansible playbooks So there are contents contacts how you can participate in glare development first of all, it is our IRC channel and To repose on github it is just to report and it's client So in conclusion, I want to thank all people who were involved in the process of creation of glare Especially Glance community, which was very generous and helpful and of course my teammates Karat, Sergey and Darya Thank you for listening. So any questions? Thank you so This project seems to be Somewhat competing with Glance in a way kind of and my question is whether it's actually competing or this should be just like an addition to me it's would be seem more natural to have it like extension of Glance or Glance version 3 which is Probably is now renamed to glare. Could you clarify the strategy a bit more? I? Think we should work together with Glance community as and as I mentioned in the beginning of this Presentation there are plans to bring glare under glance governance again. I think these projects are work good together and Yeah, it can be additional service for Glance, but we need to decide it and this Glance community from Technical point of view glare allows to do the same things as Glance We don't have metadata, but they are not actually part of Image API as far as I understand So it I think it should be some political decision Mostly Glance is Concentrating on image images itself with an opposite community, but we are concentrating on artifacts some stores versioning stores Of course We will be some competing feature But once we will be major we will consider it may be combine or split features between these two projects Yeah, I would just add to that because sometimes like in Glance once you run your cloud long enough You will have a need to version your images and that's where this fits actually and For example, at least that feature would be really nice to see in Glance Signing and all that stuff would be also beneficial as well from first look and So I would just have one more question that would be about back-end support. You said you will support multiple back-ends Will they be available at the same time? And will be will I be able to use for example to save clusters as two different back-ends at the same time? We use the same library as Glance. It's called Glance Store. So there. Yeah, there are possibility to use several Backends at the same time, but there will there will be only one default Where where we'll put all files, but then it can download it from CF from swift from HTTP locations and so on So it's absolutely like in Glance because we use the same library one active where you can create and our Like like a passive where we can download with artifact from us back-ends Okay, yeah, thank you, but we also open to new features So if you need if we really have a strong use case for this, we are open to it So yeah, please contact you can consider this because you know, we are no new project and If there will be strong use case for support multiple back-ends So maybe we need to reconsider our architecture at this moment. So, yeah, okay, I'll try to attend Glance sessions later and Glare as well. Thank you Yeah, so a bit of a general question, maybe So I'm wondering how how do end users consume the artifacts? So for example, if if you have heat templates stored in glare Is it like the end user needs to retrieve the template that they're interested in and then push it to heat? Or is there gonna be some connection between? So Yeah, there is a project and the initiative on heat size that will add support of glare directly into heat I don't know in what state right now. It is but actually it is From where parts You work with heating plates Through urls, so you have an url for hitting plate artifact and then you put your for your files inside of it and then download them so Upload file it just put request there download it's it's get request Yeah, so yeah, we lack of integration at the current moment there are plus certain plans about the integration between heat and From heat and morana team. I think it will be very useful to have Just heat to return with template from glare and upload it in no local files anymore Yeah, the same is applicable for morana package for any artifact. Yeah. Yeah So we are open to it It just need to implement it on our company site and yeah If you need to use it if you we have some guys from companies, please contact us We are open to new integration to new cases. Okay. Thank you. So it seems no more question. Okay, so thank you very much


Today we are constructing a range so we can conduct tables one through five for the machine gun gunnery tables as well as HE tables of fire, further out the course of this week. Then we move on to crew-served weapons, that's why we have the 240, the Mark 19, the 50 caliber out here. Then we also look at the other weapons systems that I have in the Armory, the 203s and the M32s. We have them there for a reason, so we're training ourselves to those standards as well. We take them out here and we put them behind a weapons system that they've never touched before, even through MCT. They teach them to do that standard and then they master it or they just get more familiar with field craft to get more comfortable being out here in the elements versus behind a desk. It's pretty hard as a headquarters unit to actually get to do this type of training and being afforded the opportunity with its main Marines as I can is absolutely incredibly rewarding.


Blackstone Audio presents Everything I Never Told You, by Celeste Ng. This book is read by Cassandra Campbell. For my family. One. Lydia is dead. But they don't know this yet. 1977, May 3rd, 630 in the morning. No one knows anything but this innocuous fact. Lydia is late for breakfast. As always, next to her cereal bowl, her mother has placed a sharpened pencil in Lydia's physics homework. Six problems flagged with small ticks. Driving to work, Lydia's father nudges the dial toward WXKP, northwest Ohio's best news source, vexed by the crackles of static. On the stairs, Lydia's brother yawns, still twined in the tail end of his dream. And in her chair in the corner of the kitchen, Lydia's sister hunches moon-eyed over her corn flakes, sucking them to pieces one by one, waiting for Lydia to appear. It's she who says, at last, Lydia's taking a long time today. Upstairs, Marilyn opens her daughter's door and sees the bed unslept in. Neat hospital corners still pleaded beneath the comforter. Pillow still fluffed and convex. Nothing seems out of place. Mustard-colored corduroy's tangled on the floor. A single rainbow-striped sock. A row of science-fair ribbons on the wall. A postcard of Einstein. Lydia's duffel bag crumpled on the floor of the closet. Lydia's green book bag slouched against her desk. Lydia's bottle of baby soft atop the dresser. A sweet, powdery, loved baby scent still in the air. But no, Lydia. Marilyn closes her eyes. Maybe when she opens them, Lydia will be there. Covers pulled over her head as usual. Wisps of hair trailing from beneath. A grumpy lump bundled under the bed spread that she'd somehow missed before. I was in the bathroom, Mom. I went downstairs for some water. I was lying right here all the time. Of course, when she looks, nothing has changed. The closed curtains glow like a blank television screen. Downstairs, she stops in the doorway of the kitchen. A hand on each side of the frame. Her silence says everything. I'll check outside. She says it last. Maybe for some reason, she keeps her gaze trained. Sample complete. Ready to continue?


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