The History Behind Black Friday Every year Black Friday begins on the 27th November, the day after Thanksgiving. Many believe the term Black Friday was a result of shop owners, when recording their details by hand, they noted profits in black and losses in red. Most the year, shops were in red, however went into black the day after Thanksgiving. This is not actually how the name came to be.The term Black Friday was first associated with the financial crisis. Two Wall Street financiers Fisk and Gould, bought a significant amount of US gold, in the hope the overall price would soar and be able to sell it for huge profits. Friday 24th of September, 1869, in what became referred to as Black Friday, the US gold market crashed and Fisk and Gould's actions left Wall Street bankrupt. It was not until later years that the post Thanksgiving period became Black Friday. Police officers in Philadelphia were first to link Black Friday to the post Thanksgiving period in the 1950s. Large crowds of tourists and shoppers came to the city the day after Thanksgiving for the Army-Navy football game, creating chaos and shoplifting opportunities. Police officers in the city weren't able to take the day off and instead had to work long shifts to control the carnage, using the term Black Friday to refer to it. As the name spread throughout Philadelphia, some of the city's merchants despite the negative connotations and unsuccessfully tried to change it to Big Friday. Black Friday later became known in print, after an advertisement was published in the American Philatelist magazine in 1966. By the 1980s, the term was known across the nation and retailers soon linked it to their post Thanksgiving sales. Today, Black Friday is the USA's biggest shopping event of the year, when shops cut their prices in order to boost profits. Amazon introduced the concept to the UK in 2010, promoting discounts to consumers. Black Friday has grown significantly since throughout the UK. The concept has also emerged in other countries across the globe. In Mexico, they call their version El Buen Fin, meaning the good end while in the United Arab Emirates, shops cut prices on what they call White Friday. To help improve sales and deal with competition, retailers now choose to run their sales across an extended period, rather than the traditional 24 hours. In recent years, a number of promotions have started in the days building up to Black Friday continuing until Cyber Monday. Thanks for watching. Drop a like. Leave a comment. Please don't forget to subscribe our channel, Design Historics. Get more updated videos from now. Click on the bell button below to get notified. See you people in the next video. Till then, it's a bye from Design Historics team.


So after Cade's unwanted and unwelcomed death, someone needs to replace him as the vanguard hunter, the flashpoint giver, the treasure map scammer. Today we speculate on who that might actually be. But before we do that guys, for a chance to win my monthly fully customisable controller giveaway, drop a like on this video and leave a comment down below telling me who you think will replace Cade, the giveaway Gleam link is at the top of the video description so good luck everybody. What's going on guys, welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here. Ok so as I do when I want to start a decent convo, I drop a tweet over on Twitter where you should be following me if you don't, what is wrong with you? I asked over on Twitter who people thought would replace Cade upon his unwelcomed death and the response was great. Some of the names put forth to me were straight up ludicrous but at the end of the day you just never know people. So let's get into it and the first name that popped up which I want to get out of the way as in my opinion is most unlikely and that's Ace. In fact people in my opinion it just won't happen. Thing is, so many people think it might. For those who don't know who Ace is, Ace is Cade's son, a son he had many many years before I believe he turned XO and lost his entire memory. The only memories of his past he has now are from his diary notes which do hold some seriously interesting points towards Cade and his wife which he also had. He does mention and you see within his notes within the game that his son is dead. Although no actual proof has come to light, it is stated within his notes as you can see on the screen now. Many people also speculated that it's Ace carrying Cade away at the end of the teaser cinematic of Cade dying. Me personally, I just don't see it happening but hey you just never know. Ace Cade's son being a new hunter vanguard although I would like to see it come to light story wise that would be great as there's just so much for us to learn about the two. I just can't see people. Ace I believe will be left in the past and the Ace of Spades will be all we have come then near future for us to remember Cade and Ace by as sad as it sounds I think that's the truth. But hey guys I could be wrong, I hope I am wrong but I just don't see it happening. Ok so next up people which is also a long shot but it's a name that kept popping up so I must include her and that is Eris Morn. Well firstly we actually ain't sure where she went. I mean there are clues as to her whereabouts, where she went etc etc but actual factual in-game information on where she is isn't exactly known. Now if you ain't sure who Eris Morn is, Eris Morn is a hunter, a member of the hidden who serves the vanguard as their expert on Hive Lore. She is the sole survivor of the ill-fated fight team led by herself and Arena 3 that attempted to assassinate Krota after the great disaster. After guiding the Guardian on the path to Krota's destruction she helped coordinate the fight against Oryx the Taken King while maintaining secret alliances with Queen Mara Soth of the Reef and the Exiled Warlock Osiris. During the Age of Triumph Eris left the last city to gather more information on future Hive threats. Destinypedia also states to follow in according to in-game lore. Her last days within the city were during the Festival of the Lust like we've just seen. Eris was approached by K6 and told him to leave if he did not have a replacement ship for her. They had attempted to get her into a more festive mood but Eris dismissed him by listing all that she had lost including her friends, her ghost and her ship. He offered her a sweet treat from a smuggled package that K-5530 had confiscated which Eris refused and bid him once more to be gone until he had a new ship. Eris reluctantly assisted Eva Levante in decorating the tower during the dawning. Eris viewed the festival as trivial and a waste of time while the servants of the darkness still lingered. Eva attempted to convince her that joy and hope was important in fighting the darkness but Eris viewed it all as pretending. Eva stated only joyful guardians could defeat the darkness and that holding the dawning festival was her way of making that happen causing Eris to wish her a happy dawning. Shortly after the dawning, Eris visited an old friend in the hospital, a wall by the name of Ash and Mayor. She spoke to his catatonic buddy telling him her time in the city was over and she had accomplished all she set out to do there. She decided to find a new way to eliminate the hive and that she could not find it within the city's walls. Before leaving she spoke a grim warning that a storm was coming and she would not be with them when it broke. The storm would end up being a red legion assault on the city and the beginnings of the Red War. Eris's departure is noted by the vanguard and the guardians as they originally hoped to ask her for advice on the new hive brews encountered on Titan however survival states that no one has seen or heard from Eris since before the last city fell. After the travellers reawakening and the liberation of the last city there was still no news of Eris so it's crazy and there's much speculation on where she's actually gone. Now to me Eris will return but not as a vanguard vendor in replacement for Cade. There is just so much more to Eris' mind. In my opinion she will return with the eventual DLC. Unhive with Savethan as we all know she is very much tied to. To a point many believe she might actually be the sister of Eryx. This is my point though. There is still so much to learn about Eris so wasting her as a vanguard vendor without further story progression just wouldn't make sense and to be honest should not come to be. Either way Eris will eventually return for sure people. Now another name which kept on popping up was the Exo Stranger believed now to be Elsie Bray, sister of Anna Bray. Also tied very much in with Cade as we all know how he became an Exo. Many people also speculated that it's the Exo Stranger again carrying Cade at the end of the cinematic where he was killed. Again though this for me as much as I'd love to see Elsie re-entered into the story going forward as you really don't know much about her, where she's been and what she's been up to. For me there is just much more to her story than to end up being a vanguard rep. I mean this could come to be. Brangie did state while Luke Smith stated her story was best left in the past. We got her gun and that was the end of her. We have since learned who she is, the Exo Stranger and this comes from clues through with Anna Bray and much more introduced to the warmind DLC so it's clear she has a future we're yet to discover but in my opinion it's just not quite yet. There will be plenty for us to learn come September with a four second DLC. Much lore, much story and much more but the Exo Stranger won't be a part of that in my opinion. If she does make a return like Aries with a Hive she will eventually come with the return of a future vexed DLC. In my opinion that's how it's going to go down anyway. So moving on and in name most people believe will be a new vanguard hunter representative and that is Cheryl 4. Cheryl is one of the vanguards most trusted scouts tasked with illuminating fallen threats on earth. Most of his time is spent running between earth, the moon and Venus engaging fallen crews. He is three of the pressure of leadership that ties his mentor Kade 6. He also willingly aids the vanguard whenever or wherever his skills are required. Now we left so Cheryl within the iron temple. To me it makes more sense that Cheryl will become a new vanguard hunter but when you think about it it is kind of a little too obvious. I mean for all we know he could be dead there is more or less no mention of him within the game right now. I know it doesn't mean a damn thing but you just never know people but if you truly think about it he stands for the vanguard and has extensive knowledge of the fallen's House of Kings which is rumoured to be the house Prince Aldrin has under his command. So it kind of makes sense we might see Cheryl 4 return with a forsaken.  Well let me know your opinion on that. But Cheryl 4 it does kind of make sense.  I mean bunch of confirmed it's the M4K as we know him he is dead but that doesn't mean he won't return I mean at the moment it does seem that way hence the speculation on who will replace him but what if what if somehow he does get resurrected or revived we see somebody carrying Kade could this be out of respect could it be a mission to save him and to other forsaken drops people we won't know for sure but on that note we have come to the end of the video just covering the most put forth names to me on who will replace Kade as our Vanguard vendor. But who do you think will replace Kade? Let me know down below also telling me your reasoning behind who you think will be his replacement. I do look forward to reading your comments people. Guys if you enjoyed the video leaving a like truly does help me out if you're new around here and enjoy daily destiny videos be sure to subscribe. Thanks as always for stopping by and hopefully people I will see you on that next one. 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Tarabah State is set to commence a second awareness campaign on HIV-8 to reduce the incidence to zero percent. This time around, it is in collaboration between the United States government and the National Agency for the Control of AIDS, NACA. The Director General of NACA, Gambo Aliu, who led the delegation of USA to Jalingo, said that while the world continued to battle COVID-19, attention cannot be taken off the deadly HIV and AIDS, which still has no cure or vaccine. Our correspondent filed in this report. The United States Chargery Affair to Nigerian Cadillade Fitgipon is part of the delegation's Government House Jalingo. Their mission is to intimate the governor on the commencement of second-phase campaign on HIV, in view of calling the killer virus at means of COVID-19 pandemic. The DG of NACA says the agency is impressed with the medical structure put in place by Governor Darius Ishaku, which they believe will go a long way in curbing the spread of HIV. Your ability to link the 150 primary healthcare with these three specialists for supervision, your ability to train traditional medical attendants to attend to pregnant women in the rural areas, give us health and confidence. Governor Darius Ishaku told the delegation that through jollybred and consented effort of his administration in less than a decade, the prevalence rate in the states has jumped from 10.5 in 2012 to 2.9 as of 2018, while the level of stigmatization has gone down drastically through high sensitization. I remember it was Taraba and I think that beer. And so I left my letter of plea to the team. I was pleasantly surprised when I met Kathleen and she told me she's coming today. And that one of the key points was to reactivate and give us the HIV assistance. The United States Chargedy Affair to Nigeria Kathleen Feed Gibbon believes Taraba offers good grounds for the collaborations in HIV and AIDS. She's impressed by medical facilities put in place by government, promising to meet critical stakeholders and chance a way forward on their next line of action. Because ultimately the people living with HIV are living within these states. And we challenge the governors to do a number of things. Help allocate more resources towards HIV, end user fees and stigmatization. The more you see an executive governor setting an example and talking about HIV and making people feel comfortable to go in and identify whether or not they have HIV, that's the first step towards ending the epidemic. The COVID-19 pandemic has joined the attention of key players away from HIV and AIDS killer, which is yet to get medical breakthrough. Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


You know what I'm saying? You gotta pray every day, man. Do you? Okay, the guy I seen, you said 85 soft, country seed. Carlos Miller. No, I'm saying country seed, the guy that was with you. Are you guys still communicating? No, he cool, you know what I mean? He made his decision on what he wanted to do and I made mine, so he cool. Y'all not rocking no more. Nah, I ain't doing nothing with him. He cool with him. It's over. Yeah, I ain't got no pressure with him. He already me. Were you racing? Who, me? Yeah, dude. I don't, you know what I'm saying? I don't know how to figure out. Are you saying you ain't scared to race? I ain't. No, no, no, no, no. Anybody can get it. Anybody, you see what the cups say right now? But don't you? Did you think that you'd ever be the face of dunk masters? Nah, you couldn't have done that. Yeah, nah. I never thought about it, but you know what I mean? Just like now, I got an app, a video game app with my actual games on. I got a TV show on Motetrend and Vice. You know what I mean? I got partnerships and collaborations with different major corporation, million dollar corporations. It feels good, you know? Do they reach out to you to know these? Or do you reach out to them? Yeah, they reach out to me, but like, you know what I'm saying? I pray every day. That's good. I pray every day. I pray every day in God, so you know what I'm saying? And that's what, and it just continued to come. So all I do is just keep walking through open doors and just make sure I educate the people the right way. Where does the name Dunk come from and who created that name? See, in Miami, I talked to a couple of people down there in Miami, some of the OGs down there, Vito, No Shake Shotta, Vito and Murph down there in Miami, a lot of people tell me they got Dunk come from acting a donkey in a car.  That makes sense. I just didn't know. I'm like, Dunk, where did it come from? What do I mean? Yeah, that's what they told me about it, you know what I'm saying? So that's what you're rolling with? Oh, that's what it is. That's what they, they're the OGs, you know what I'm saying? They don't want to pay the way for me to do this, what I'm doing today. That's true. Oh, yeah. And who gave you the name Dunkmaster? A young boy out of Orangeburg, because I always had old school cars and I hooked them up and I always would do something that nobody ever did. So like this first car, the Zero Six, it actually had a six-speed, Tremac transmission in it, with a turbo made 900 horsepower on the first one to ever do that. And I had a COVID interior in the car, a 2013 with kangaroo leather in it, on the first one to ever do that. So that's when they, and then the young boy came, he said, man, he can't look at the car. He looked at the car, he like, you, you the Dunkmaster. When he said it, he said it was so much, you know what I mean? So much feel in it. Everybody liked it. I was like, well, this sound good. You know what I'm saying? Man, the Dunkmaster is a hero, but wait a minute, man. How many rappers then try to get that car in these videos, man? I'd have had it in Megan Thee Stallion, Megan Thee Stallion. I do, I know I asked these questions and you leave me a lot of dog mouth. I talked to Slim Thug Bumbi a lot about different things. Yeah, Slim Thug B having them cars too. Oh yeah, yeah, we talk a lot about that, about the cars and all that stuff. But they don't race them like him, don't they, right? No, they be the opinion rappers racing them like trying to get into it. So they want to get into the NDRA. So that's another reason why I got it, because just like Mass Car, where they got the big sponsors, Lowes and Walmart and all that stuff like that. See, Slim Thug and Bumbi, they want to do the same thing. They want to be a part of it. Yeah, so they're like what we can do. So I was talking to like Killer Mike, Carlos Miller, 85, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Say that to them boys. Yeah, so like I do some of they cars too. So they want to do it where they can just have a team and then we just do big wheel racing. So it's something for us. Yeah, that's good. For our culture demographic. And that's what they want to do. You know what I mean? I'm appreciative too. I just appreciate the opportunity. Boy, you black folks, boy, y'all something else.  Boy, y'all something else. You need to take something and spin it in a minute and make it something else. Boy, y'all something else, man. You got to put it together. Listen, man, I say, man, I don't know. You never know what y'all going to do, Nick. Right. It's never ending. That's why I say you got to pray every day. You know what I'm saying? You got to pray every day, man. That's all it is.  The guy I seen, you said 85 South, country seat. Carlos Miller. What? No, I'm saying country seat. The guy that was with you. Yeah. Are you guys still communicating? No, he cool. You know what I mean? He made his decision on what he want to do and I made mine. So he cool. I ain't rocking no more. Nah, I ain't doing nothing with him. He cool with him. It's all over. Yeah, I ain't got no pressure with him. He already me. Were you racing? Oh, me? Yeah, dude. I don't, you know what I'm saying? I don't know how to figure out.  I ain't, I'm not never scared to race. Nobody. No, no, no, no. Anybody can get it. Anybody. You see what the cups say right now? But don't you think about it, though? Have you ever gotten beaten? Huh? Have you ever gotten beaten? Yeah, we lost, I lost a couple of times, but I won way more than I lost. That makes sense.  Now get ready for it. Yeah, nigga. Do you feel like they've watched long enough that they could come back? And replicate. Exactly. That's how what you're saying. They know like the movie went well. Yeah, like replicate what you have and try it. They could try, but who's sitting right here, though? Exactly. Who got the cool? Oh, I was making money. I'm making money. I'm making money. I'm making money. I'm making money, man. I'm making money, man. Nah, don't just debate what you feel. You know what I mean? No, I'm betting with you. Oh, yeah, that's all I do, too. And if I lose, that's on you. That's your money. Oh, man. I'm betting my own money. I'm betting my own money. I know the way y'all are betting my own money. Boy, you be cutting up, boy. I see you now. I say, I didn't know that day when I went research after.  I'll tip them down. Right? You got to put it together. That's what the energy at. Yeah, yeah. That's what I say. You'll see a lot of tomorrow. So tomorrow, we got to roll racing. We got grudge racing, and we got match racing. And we also have a big car show also.


Hello everyone, I'm Alicia Woodruff and welcome to the Fort Report. Can you imagine what Fort Worth looked like 100 years ago? Friends of Tandy Hills have been promoting the Tandy Hills Natural Area, which is a 160 acre indigenous remnant of prairie. You can experience it at the Prairie Fest in East Fort Worth. The main event here is the wildflower show. We think by Saturday to 27th it will be covered in yellow flowers, purple. This year we have I believe 10 bands performing and we also have a couple that are storytellers that are going to be here this year and they'll be doing trailside storytelling down the trail mainly for kiddos and also for adults. A group of master naturalists from Nature Center led by Susan Tuttle will be giving tours mainly for adults in addition to children's hikes. The hikes are science based more or less so that the kids actually learn something while they're having a good time. And of course one of the main lessons we like to teach them is how special Tandy Hills is, how rare prairies are in general, so they get to look at all types of nature things. There will be 40 exhibitors featuring local nonprofit groups and sponsors with nature oriented and environmental themes. Also, you can purchase food and beverages of all kinds. One of the most interesting things going on at Prairie Fest this year is the National Weather Service in cooperation with NOAA who will be here launching weather balloons at the festival. The festival is from 11 a.m. to sunset and don't forget it's a dog and family friendly event. It's the best place to see wildflowers. Indigenous prairie, there's not any other places like this in Fort Worth. That's right, prairies in general are extremely rare now and they're almost all gone. It's 160 acres prairie park and we have here Tandy Hills, it's kind of like a living museum. All of the profit from the Prairie Fest will directly go back into the park and friends of Tandy Hills two main initiatives, kids on the prairie program and conservation efforts. Our agenda really is to start igniting interest in conservation in children real young so they'll be brought to protect these green spaces. For more information about Prairie Fest and volunteer opportunities just visit tandyhills.org. Shopping, food, music, entertainment, a zipline, carnival, dog show, kids activities, cake on a stick, confetti eggs, it has to be a Mayfest. Fort Worth's favorite family festival is coming back in a big way with some of their family favorites such as the American Duck Races where they can actually hold ducks and let them race in addition to sandpile creations which created an absolute masterpiece showcasing Fort Worth last year but we do have a surprise for everyone and that is a 7,000 gallon live shark exhibit. Yes, there will be sharks at Mayfest this year and it will be quite fun and interactive with an entire show built around it. Four days of fun start on May 2nd and you don't want to miss Mayfest run on Saturday the 4th at 7.30 a.m. Runners come back every year because they love the picturesque running route that takes them through beautiful Trinity Park and ends in the heart of Mayfest with a really fun party and we'll have music and food and entertainment in addition to awards being presented so this really has become the fun run for Fort Worth. Mayfest is a fundraiser that helps to improve the quality of life for Fort Worth citizens through improving the parks in addition to community outreach such as Kids in the Kitchen program which is an outreach for area schools to fight obesity. Mayfest once begun as a celebration of the beautification of Trinity Park in the Trinity River and what happened after that is the fact that in 41 years Mayfest has been able to give back $6.3 million to the community. You can purchase your tickets online at mayfest.org but you don't have to stop there. Mayfest wouldn't happen without the thousands of volunteers that come out to the festival every year. We have some people that have been returning for well over 10 or 15 years but if you haven't volunteered yet now's the time to do it go to mayfest.org click on be a volunteer and it's so easy you can sign up to work in various areas throughout the festival there are shift times and dates visit the Mayfest website or their Facebook page for promotional savings. Here's a look at other events happening in and around Fort Worth in the next few weeks. For a listing of more events and city meetings you always can check the calendar at the city's website.


Good morning, Slush, and welcome to the decentralized future of health. I am so honored to open up our healthcare segment today. I bring you greetings from Silicon Valley, which is the home of Health 2.0. And Health 2.0, as mentioned, is a healthcare technology conference and community, and much like our friends at Slush, we believe in the power of entrepreneurship and innovation to make a difference not just in health and healthcare, but in the world at large. This past spring, we joined forces with HIMS, which is the largest health IT association in America. And it is really wonderful to be bringing together now the digital health ecosystem, which began with the goal of empowering consumers with technology, now coming together with the leading voice for health information and technology for health systems and hospitals, and so together we're poised to really transform the industry together with all of you. So this is a supply and demand curve. And when things work well, these curves respond to each other in real time very naturally. But in healthcare, we have a supply and demand problem. Healthcare, supply and demand are incredibly mismatched. For example, on the demand side, we are getting older. In the United States now, 47.8 million people are over the age of 65 in 2015. That number is expected to double to 88 million by the time we get to 2050. This growth of this aging population is responsible for 81% of the increase in demand and primary care services through 2020. So that's on the demand side. But on the supply side, the healthcare workforce is tapped out. We have rising rates of physician burnout. 40% of physicians reported feeling burnt out in 2013, and that's up to 51% in 2017. In addition, there's a huge generation of physicians expected to retire leading to a shortage of about 104,000 physicians by 2030 in the U.S. alone. Demand number two, consumers want their data. This is a photograph of Regina Holiday's walking gallery, a set of jackets that are designed to demonstrate the movement in the United States around patient access to health records. However, on the supply side, data is still siloed. In the United States, at least health data in health systems is extremely enterprise-centric, and portability of data is still a massive issue. Supply side, over 318,000 digital health apps, and I believe 150,000 have been added just since 2015. $9 billion in funding as of today in 2017 alone, but only 2% are connected to the medical record, to the underlying medical record. So we have a demand issue there, and a supply mismatch. So how do we fix this? And I think one of the ways we fix this problem of supply and demand being mismatched in health care is to imagine and leverage and prepare for a decentralized future in health. So what do we mean by that? Well, in my mind, I picture the decentralized future of health looking more like a cell membrane. Now, a cell membrane exists within living systems. This is the opposite of a metaphor from silos that are static. In a cell membrane, you have continually moving information. This is about responding to our actions in real time. Cell membranes are a distributed, interconnected set of services, if you will, responding to our actions. They communicate across all of the environments we inhabit, and that's the vision for the future of a decentralized system in health care. And there are five drivers of this future. The first is the new interoperability. We need the mechanics to enable this future. And the first building block of those mechanics is fire. Think of fire as an internet protocol on top of the medical record that allows for third-party applications to effectively connect with that data in very, very easy ways. Smart on Fire is a related web utility that allows developers to build once and deploy everywhere across the systems of health care. And they also allow clinicians to work with new health applications without disrupting their workflow to be using the same browser.  The second building block is blockchain. I'm sure you're going to be hearing a lot about it today and you might know a lot about it already. But in health care, this has profound implications. Think of now when power goes to the extremes and the outside of networks where you can have trustless transactions that affect how we can affirm identities, move health data around more cheaply and more quickly, and have better ways of enabling payments and processing claims. Okay, so second driver, novel modalities and analytics. With all of this access to data, we now have information that exceeds the human's ability to process it. And that's why you've heard a lot about machine learning and AI and health care. But it's not just analytics. This is Siri, Google Home, and Alexa. They're using voice artificial intelligence, but notice there's also form factor innovation, because we have to interact with this new data and communicate around it in new ways. And so we're seeing those new modalities come together. So while Google Home is now allowing patients to make appointments and connect to their medical record just through their voice, it's also being used in hospital settings. Imagine what's possible now when apps and devices like that can connect using fire to the underlying medical record. This is my son, Nikolai, using virtual reality goggles for entertainment. But again, in health care, profound implications. This is Microsoft's HoloLens, which is allowing medical students to study anatomy without using actual cadavers. It can all be done virtually now. This is a company called Sugestic. And Sugestic launch should held 2.0 just this past October. It's an augmented reality application allowing you to go through the stores and connect with food and products that match your dietary restrictions in real time. Just last month, the FDA approved the first pill that has a digitally ingestible tracking system. I mean, this is the next level of digital therapeutics and will allow for the monitoring of whether medications were taken, whether you like it or not. That is now the power of these new modalities. And the question I would ask you is, once these new modalities have found a foothold in health care environments, will data, services, and transactions follow? Third driver of the decentralized future of health, new market entrance. What counts as a health care company in the future might not be what you think. This is Amazon getting into the pharmacy business and already large pharmacy chains, brick and mortar chains like CVS in the US are preparing to add next day delivery as the threat of this competition looms. Verily, Google's life sciences arm has come out with a number of new products. This is the liftware, which allows patients with tremors to be able to eat more easily and they have their glucose monitoring patch. Apple has been hiring up like crazy and you could imagine how they're going to change the face of patient decision-making and Facebook, a platform now for recruiting for clinical trials. So new market entrance, while that's happening, the actual business model of health care technology companies is changing and being disrupted in really interesting ways. So if you think about it, technology originally was a mechanism and a tool. Software was what care delivery organizations use to deploy services and extend their efforts. But now we're sort of moving backwards. Technology companies have the power to go beyond just being software. They can add services and they can add care delivery mechanisms of their own and become new types of care delivery models themselves. So an example of that is Lavongo, which is a diabetic glucometer connected digitally to data while having an access to human coaches. That's now a new care delivery model. It's not just software. This is able to, doing the same kind of connection between platforms and human beings in behavioral health. This is Grand Rounds, allowing patients to navigate the system using data and platforms to identify the best doctors. It's the service, it's people, it's power of the connectivity of all of those things. The fifth driver of a decentralized future is that health happens everywhere. And it's the recognition that health happens in all parts of our lives, not just in traditional clinical settings. And now health systems are beginning to really recognize the power of investing and partnering outside of their walls. In schools, this is a company called CareDocs. It's providing a clinical medical record for school nurses' offices so you can track children's health data. In the workplace, companies like Performetrix that are tracking mental fatigue and employees to improve productivity. In libraries that are serving as access points for enrolling people in health care services, they need technology to aggregate those services at those points of care. Transportation, UberPASS, partnered with Passport Health to deliver flu shots in over 20 cities in the United States this past year. So if you acknowledge that health happens everywhere, you have to tackle all of health's problems, including the really tough ones. And that's where we came up with the concept of the unacceptables. And this is where we're talking about the real decentralization and the future of health. There are many issues that go beyond what are traditionally discussed in healthcare environments. And we've shown a light on these health disparities at Health 2.0 this past year, not just on the giant problems we have in health, but also on the role of entrepreneurs and how technologies could make a difference. So these are some of the ones we identified. They're really tough problems that are requiring us to no longer accept where we can do better. And I was inspired by this quote by Tony Robbins, we get what we tolerate. So as entrepreneurs, I challenge you. I'm going to show you just a few examples of what we're calling the unacceptables in health and healthcare, where technology can make a difference. What can you do? The first one is loneliness. This is an epidemic in the United States at least, and I think it's growing worldwide. 25% of 70-year-olds and above report feeling lonely. That number is almost double for younger people. This is something that people don't realize. 45 to 49-year-olds are feeling lonely in America. This is LEQ. It's an active aging companion that helps elders engage and stay connected with their families. One example of how we can make a difference with technology. Violence. One in five women in America experiences sexual assault on college campuses, and this is unacceptable. We showed a company called Callisto, which is a platform that allows women and all survivors of sexual violence to report perpetrators in an anonymous way as being used and deployed across universities in America, leading to much, much better results for people going through this. Addiction has been in the news a lot, at least in the U.S., with over 20 million adults in America reporting substance use disorders, 12.5 million reporting misusing prescription medications alone, and companies like Accendo Wave are using virtual reality to now be a clinically validated opioid alternative. They're reducing pain scores dramatically in inpatient settings, and we can only imagine what that would be like if it went out into the community, out into the mobile environment. So those are some of the unacceptable, and I hope that I've given you a sense of the giant problems we have, but also shown you ways that entrepreneurs are making a difference. So I leave you with two questions as we look at the decentralized future of health. One is how will we define value in this new world order? What does value mean, and how do we measure it? And number two, what is your job? As you think of rising consumer expectations, innovation and technology, and disruption in traditional business models, what will your role be, your organization's role, and the role of the innovations that you come up with? So thank you so much, and welcome to the decentralized future of health.


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The most frustrating thing to me is that sometimes when we take a stop and a trade and when we lose Bottom line is the stock goes to where I said it would go and this isn't willy-nilly and it's not like it even takes forever I'm not talking about just throwing it out there and saying oh, this is gonna go Yeah, I could go to that number sometime in the next century. No, I'm saying it's gonna go to that number pretty quick Like soon like it's headed right there and that's what's annoying That is the only thing that's really annoying about it because I was right I was right all along and that's why sometimes I take a trade a second time now We don't do that all the time but sometimes I take a stop and I do a retake Because I'm so certain that it's gonna go there and sometimes it does sometimes it doesn't in the day that we want it So this did not go to 90 yesterday, and it's not going to 90 today either, but it's gonna go there soon Not sometime in the next century. It's going there So I think that's that's the that is the difficult thing about trading but for me. Oh look at this This is crazy So for me, it's hard because you feel frustrated because you know you were right and it doesn't go there But see I always know that I'm right It's some people get frustrated and they question themselves and they think that they were wrong or that the system was wrong Or the rating was wrong or they question themselves or they lose convictions. Yeah, I never do that I never do that. I always know that I'm right But I still get frustrated when it doesn't happen in the moment that I wanted to but I'm never surprised when I see Something like this because I say I knew it I knew it and I knew it was right and that's why going along something like this Is idiotic it's just crazy because it you can't tell at any moment in time when sell what a seller would come in and just go Poop and stick it down and move it the opposite way and that very will could have happened in Target yesterday I think the market was an issue for Target yesterday when the market came in then a little bit and did not follow through I definitely think them the target would have worked if the market had it been more bullish yesterday I do but either way It's still gonna go to 90 But it didn't yesterday This looks like it's going to 2850 28, and I don't think anyone else is in it So was aggressive did the ad can't complain about this now This was a perfect call, but it did it moved back too fast if you stayed with this here. Where did it go? 46 That would have been too much to hold through But it's definitely going Who wants to go over what but it's all with the market This is just that was all FOMC minutes. Whatever. It's just it was all the the the market stuff Actually target is with the spy so But I mean I really honestly thought target would go with Lowe's but look at look at what Lowe's did then she look at what Lowe's did Lowe's made made the high and then fell off the planet So that's the thing that's frustrating about trading But you can't lose conviction in yourself you read on the gap They're you read on the stock the rating system or anything because if you do then it really gets in your head And you then you just mess up all the time that anytime anything doesn't work Then you question yourself, and then you really screw up even more So you got it hold the conviction no matter what you do even if it doesn't work out the way that you want Because you'll go back and look at something like this and say I knew it And it's funny that I thought of this because it proved my point I was trying to say today about target, but either way with this year, so but as day traders We do look to get in oops and look to get out quickly We did that today, so I think we need to focus on the short trades like we've been but we missed Lowe's yesterday I don't know any questions from anyone about anything else Let's end the week strong today was a strong day. We'll look through the same thing tomorrow Maybe it'll be got maybe it'll be Ross. Maybe it'll be something else. I don't know Any questions from anyone in the peanut gallery a good day? Have a wonderful day. Carry the good day this morning through and to the rest of your day Good karma. All right. Have a good day everyone


I know. I hit though. They were live. There was a delay there. We played a lovely intro for you folks, but only we saw it. The thing was just spitting saying there was an error and then all of a sudden we're live. Anyways, just sing to yourselves. That's the intro. Anyways, welcome. Welcome to Hacktoberfest. There's my Hacktoberfest shirt. And we're off starting another month of Hacktober Festing, our second annual Hacktoberfest. So welcome to everyone, everyone who's here live and in the comments and those who are watching after the fact. And look at this. I have a whole panel with joining me today. I didn't even have to bribe anyone. So we have biscuits. I get, did I say biscuits? I don't know if I did say. We need you in honor everyone. Yeah, that's right. Yes. Sandy has agreed to make me an honorary appellation because one person who's sort of in the one ancestors, great, great, what was it, sixth great-grandfather and mother were from, from the American. So there's might be an appellation connection Anyways, we have Jamie below and Alesh to my side here and Sandy down on this corner over here. This is great. So wonderful. So Hacktoberfest, Jamie, you and Brian were really the brains behind this last year getting this whole project going. Well, I think you were the one who did a lot of the most of the work or a lot of the work. Anyways, it was a team effort. Yes. But I think you were the one who wrote, you were the one who personally invited me and wrote me into this. So do you want to give people an overview of what Hacktoberfest is in general? Sure. So Hacktoberfest, it's been going on for 10 years, not on WikiTree but just internet-wide, where it basically encourages people to make contributions to open source software projects and open source projects are things where anyone can contribute code and the code can be viewed by anyone. And so like it's just like a good thing for people to build free software projects for people to use. And so like last year, we were kind of trying to get some open source projects off the ground. There wasn't much activity yet. So I was like, oh, why don't we try, you know, we'll make our projects that we were trying to make a shared browser extension and try to get people to contribute to the dynamic tree. So it's like, why don't we make it part of Hacktoberfest? Give people maybe a little bit of extra encouragement if it also counts for the internet-wide one, because at least last year, if you made a certain number of contributions, you would get a t-shirt. They stopped that this year because too many people are participating now. Yes. So yeah, so we were like, oh, we don't know how much participation we're going to get, but let's try it out. And actually, we got a lot done. So I don't know if you want me to recap kind of what we last year. You want to do that? Or do you want me to do that? You can do it. I can do that. Okay. Well, as Jamie was saying, there was basically two prongs for last year. There was putting together a WikiTree browser extension. And we've had browser extensions that work with WikiTree, and we still have those. The WikiTree sourcer extension and the WikiTree B, but we didn't have an official WikiTree one. We also had a Lesh had a Kiddus, WikiTree plus one, right? And then Stephen had one. WikiTree, something, I don't remember. And then there was also WikiTree turbo. So there were like six, six, five? I just realized there were so many other ones. So we tried to consolidate them to a single one. A single one, yeah. And that made a lot of sense. We didn't quite succeed, but most of the things got put into it. Yeah. And the amazing thing. So yeah, so that came out and that was, that would officially went live, I guess, probably the early November for the Chrome and the Firefox version. Yeah, I think like at the end of October, we're like, okay, we're going to release this. Yeah. But the Safari one took a lot longer because of all the different extra hoops.  I mean, I was, I was more of like, in the way. So the person that really helped was Jonathan Dew. He really helped move it along and he experimented for quite a long time. He finally got it. So it was automated. Oh, good. Yeah. It's great. It's on Safari and Ian's been keeping all three browser extensions updated. Yeah. And that's the amazing thing about the browser extension is it didn't just sort of stop. I mean, it's been ongoing. No, a lot was done during the rest of the year. Yeah. Not just October. No, no, it's been going gangbusters. Yeah. And Ian nonstop. And then the other aspect, the other prong was creating the adding apps to the dynamic tree so that they didn't have to run just on a separate server and be just sort of disconnected where you have to go to a different page, open it up and then go to the app. Like the fan chart, for example, the fan chart was on a separate server. So you had to go to a page linked to that and then go to it. But now what used to be Family Tree and Tools is now in Tab that says Tree Apps and it automatically loads into the dynamic tree. And it loads the couple's dynamic tree by default. But if you haven't refreshed your browser and it remembers the last time you're in, it'll load the app, your app of choice that was in there. And so, yeah. And that's kind of neat. So we, during that first month, we had, there was an unantough ancestor list was there. The dynamic tree. I don't know if the couple's dynamic tree was there initially in that first week, that in that first month. I think it might have been because I think that may have been the only thing that someone else had worked on before Hacktoberfest. Oh, yes. Okay. That's right. And then there's the family anniversaries and group view timeline. I think got there. The fan chart and fan doku game and the ancestor webs apps were ones that I added to that. And, yeah. And then we've added a few more apps throughout the year as well. So, and it just so it's so handy to have it, you know, when you're on any profile, you can just automatically go to, you know, whatever chart you want, whether it's a fan chart or something else. I think it's important also because it seems like on every profile, everybody misses that tab. This is tree apps. And I think it's important to have everybody know that what Greg's talking about is that tree apps tab. And I guarantee you we look at edit, you know, so much more or changes or privacy. So I think it's great and you've all increased, you might have created like a basic fan chart, but then you took it so much further as well throughout the year since this time last year. I think that's something else that we as users sometimes lose. I guess lose thought of we think, okay, it's October. You're going to give us a lot of items and throw us a lot of things, but you guys are constantly improving making changes to the ones you gave us as well. Mm-hmm. Yeah, we can't just we get an idea in our head. We can't just sort of let it go and say, well, Wait until you looked over. Yeah, no, I won't go away from it. Yeah, that way. So, yeah, let me ask you a quick question from a user perspective. Just real quick about since you kind of how many hours would you say do you dedicate to your volunteers as well for these apps and you're bringing these apps to us to use. So that, you know, you're putting considerable amount of your time into to make it better for us. So I guess the biggest thing is coming from a user's standpoint. Thank you. I because I will tell you, you gave me the suggestion. I use the fan chart as kind of my home page for my family. Oh, neat. Man, I wouldn't have done that if you hadn't created it and also made it a lot more than just a basic fan chart.  Like you said, it wasn't just in October. Well, you're welcome. It's our pleasure. It's great to see people using the work that we have done and knowing that all those hours are not just, you know, for nothing, banging our head against walls. It's definitely not. It's probably the last source of thought last weekend is a good example. I was there for the first source of thoughts, you know, and I get so much more accomplished. Yeah. Yeah. I did. I did too. Like I didn't do very many and the captain of the Canadian team called me up for that actually. All of the great mathematicians still only has one source done. She got it done quicker. I did do it quicker. So I ended up, I got, I changed it from one to a prime number. I did seven in the end. There you go. Because of the Sorcer extension and the the auto bio, those seven went a lot faster than they would have otherwise. I would have only had two done if I didn't have those tools. That's true. Very true. So anyways, yeah, guilty as charged. It was a much easier weekend than I intended. I was hoping that I could spend the whole weekend on wiki tree, but I had almost no free time to spend on wiki tree, except for when I was online for the live cast. Anyway, Sorcer for the win. Yes, Florian. Yeah, that's good. Yeah. So that's, that's where we came. So the good question, the big question is, what are we going to do this year?  Well, yeah. Number one, write better documentation so people that maybe haven't participated before have like easy step by step instructions on how to make their own app or contribute to one that's already existing and maybe have easy, like to show people how to set up their computer so they can download the code and test out stuff that needs the API on their own personal machine or on the app server, because I know that was, so last year a lot of actually what we did was kind of figuring out how to work together. Yes, that was quite the problem last year. It's so true. But it's kind of like we documented some of it, but there's still a lot of holes and so. So that's one thing is definitely better. Yeah, because I think, I think that was the biggest hurdle for me is just going from coding on my own and I had a little, I had my little corner of the app server, which I could FTP in, which means I could upload files at any point in time. And I was working by myself, so it didn't matter if there was no comments and the code and no one didn't have to worry about trying to let other people see what I was doing or trying to follow my logic or lack thereof. But all of a sudden, I had to code differently. I had to add at least a few comments in some places so people could follow it if they were going to add to it or fix it. But just getting the software working because it had to work slightly differently with GitHub and stuff. That was, I think that was the biggest hurdle for me. And then once that was going then. Yeah, I think that might be a big hurdle for a lot of people that may be interested or might have an idea, but they're just like, I don't know where to start. I definitely want, we want more people with new ideas and different skills to contribute. Because I mean, the people that have contributed already, everyone's great, but it's always good to have... There's more people out there. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Like if you follow, if you're subscribed to the WT apps, Google feed, or that's one of your tags, then you'll see people joining and saying, then I used to be a programmer or I've done this on my site. So there's a lot of programmers, potential app developers out there, people who've been, if either create their own or help with those. So yeah. Kay recently became co-leader of the apps project with me and she's been helping me get organized so we can do better at reaching out to those people that may not ever contact the apps project. Like they'll just be like, I'm interested, but may never join the Google group or may never email me or yeah, again, may not know where to start. So. So I figured, actually our first would be a good time to try to get some new people. I think that's an excellent idea. Yeah, that's great. The other thing you have on the list is that we're going to work on suggestions from users. So that's nice. I made a post a couple, I was only five days ago. I'll post a link in the chat. So yeah, we, I've been asked, or I asked people for their suggestions on what they want to see us do in the, oh, it, the comment failed to post. So I go. There we go. Oh, there it is. So yeah, so if you have an idea for a feature that you want to see in the browser extension, and, or you have a bug fix, like those are over the report. Or if you have, like if you want to see a tweak on one of the app or on one of the features, like, oh, I wish like, I could choose a different color here or I could, you know, anything. Or same for the tree apps. If you have an idea for a new tree app or a suggestion on how one can be improved or a bug report, feel free to post it in there. And we'll try to get to them this, this, this month. Excellent. Yeah. Have you checked the post? Is there, are there some there that might be interesting to, to check out? Um, oh, I think I've got it right here. Oh, 27 answers. Well, Ian already did. What's that? I said, one of them Ian already, already did.  Well, it was working on it. So, it is probably already up. It's probably already tested in already in, if it's Ian. Oh yeah, that's great. Yeah. There was, Peter Roberts asked for a button for tables and, And Ian already got it. Fish a few hours later. That's amazing. Chris has joined us in the chat, Chris Whitten, and yeah, he's mentioned that K-Nite and Ian, because all are also, are clothing. Yes, Ian is our, is the project coordinator. Oh. He's probably in charge of the, the browser extension just because he's, he's usually the one that's making all the changes. Yeah. Yeah. That's great. If he, if, if everyone had to wait for me to update all three of them every time Ian made a change, it would take a long time. Yeah, it's a pain. So yeah, there's some here about the CC7. Oh, there's Ian. Is Ian here? CC7 is a big one, I think. Everybody wants a CC7, something suggestion, I think. And the biggest one is, how do I tell who's worked on my CC7, because it just jumped up? Yeah. That one, I definitely track that in the connection finder, right, Alish? No, we don't. Yeah. Yeah. We would actually need to check all the profiles when they were last edited and that would hint that it could be the reason for a jump, but it's not necessary true. Right. So yeah, that's, that's, it's, it's interesting. It's sort of a monster. We've connected. Oh, now, sorry, Sandy, it looks like we're covering up with the What can we do? But there we go. Okay. I'm just showing the page here. And yeah, it's, it's a month, the CC7 is a monster in that people are loving it. And it's a great motivator for, for thons or just in general for adding to your, to the profile onto the health of the tree. But of course now people want more and they want to know more about every little aspect of it. So, but if it means that we have to restructure how the database works, then, then that's kind of a non-sign there, unfortunately. But, you know, maybe people, maybe there are other ways of approaching the problem that we just haven't thought of too. Anyways, that's a neat one. Let's see, well, it's oh, this he was just wanting something to button for tables and that that's the one you said that's already done, right? Yeah, that's great. They want to similar to xDNA compare. Peter's got wonderful ideas about things like other comparison shirts. Now here's one of those bug fixes you mentioned about Jamie. Yeah, the fan chart getting cut off. The mobile view of the tree apps is not, is not ideal in some scenarios and with some devices. So we do know that. I don't know the solution for it. I'm hoping that some of my colleagues will find the solution and help with that. But that's definitely something we're aware of and it would be nice to, to make it better. So it is more usable. Now, this is an interesting idea. And I want to want an idea for this app at one point in time, a one that you can list all the xCousins. So if you just said, I want all my second cousins three times removed. Sort of thing. I don't know what specific use case you would have for that precise type of cousinship. But, you know, it's kind of a neat, it's a neat idea to have that. So I have not created that app, but maybe someone else will. Maybe one of those build it and they will come. Yeah, that's right. I mean, we sort of had that with the, with the CC7. You can, you know that, if they're this type of cousin, then they're, they're five steps away, but there's lots of different relationships that are five steps away. So, yeah. It's an interesting one. So this was a, a bug that Tommy has. Is that a, that he's reported? So yeah, there's some good ideas here. So that's neat. And I think this is one that's been worked on or is in. No, it's already done. It's already done? Yeah. So some people just couldn't wait. Or they're reading Ian's mind. I mean, it is October. So it is October. Right. So legitimately, I mean, it's not like we said, don't work, don't do anything until the the live, first live cast. No, that's not the point. Maybe they are checking what, what was written and just putting ideas here. Oh, they're checking the product now. Yeah, that's right. So anyways, that's neat. Now, can anybody post a suggestion? It's not just people with the apps project or people that are assigned to October, right? Anybody at all? If you want anybody, anybody who has an idea. From every three years, yeah. And I would say there's probably no dumb idea. There might be ideas we can't do. But from, I just, from a user perspective, I know from living with two programmers, it's, we think differently. You know, the programmers think one way and an end user thinks another. So sometimes it could be just a button on a table. Yeah, that's exactly. Yeah. So many times I, when I create an app, I design it one way. I think this is how you're going to use it. Why would you not, why would you not go it in this order, do things in this order? And then the first time someone uses it, they go through this way and that way. Great. And you know, why is this showing up here? Why did you do that? So that's why, that's why we need you folks to help test things out. So that's a big thing. So if you're not a programmer, you can still help us out lots with Octoberfest by signing up to be a tester. And in a little bit, I'm going to show you the app that I'm planning on working on this month. And hopefully we'll have it in good enough shape that we can add it to the tree apps by the end of October. Here is hoping that I get some more free time also, sometime in the middle of October. So I'll show you that. And so I'll keep you in suspense till then. But Alesh, you went through and came up with like 10 different ideas. Or so. Yeah. Do you want to share some of those? Well, mostly I went through the Wikitree browser extension and I was checking what's new and because it's developing so fast that you quickly fall behind and you have no idea what is developed and how it should be used. So and while I was checking it and in detail, I also got quite a few ideas how we could further improve the things during this month. So I already wrote them in the G2G posts. But okay, I can also go quickly through them. Share. Share. Present. Share screen. Yeah. I concur with Chris right there. I do too. Be curious to Ian. He's on top and he's quick. Yeah. Okay. So here. So one would be to the search boxes that you where you have on each page ability to go directly to search on Google for help pages and so on to add also the link to the Wikitree Plus where you could find really up to date help pages or space pages and projects all kind of pages since they are included on the search or if you would search for profiles you would also get what you're looking for. And additionally, we could actually someone could write the detailed search query builder for Wikitree Plus. I think I should write that but too easy to do that. So I'm putting it out if someone wants to do it I will be happy with it. Or maybe I will during this month to make something new. Okay. Well, one thing I noted like the K Knights bio check app links directly with Wikitree Plus. Yes. That's a really neat integration there. So potentially other apps could do that as well. Correct. Yes, of course. I provided the Jason search results. So any app could query for anything on Wikitree Plus and use the results for what they want. It's really easy to use. You say easy. Yeah. That's good. So then the in the family list on the right it would be interesting to see the parents ages of at the time of birth. So like we have with marriage this would be a good addition to the family list there. Okay. Then the very very popular thing at the top that shows how far you are from the profile and your relation to it. It's not quite optimal. It makes two queries to the API with and it's asking for much more that is really needed. So we should try to do that via there. I can write direct response to return what is needed directly in the connection finder. So this request would go faster and easier for the servers. So this is something I need to do with Brian. And it would improve the extension. Then okay the location status is although I later find out that it's in the making and it should be when you are adding person you can add the location status and but it should be available soon within. Yeah. It was actually supposed to be done a while ago but apparently it's only on the ad unrelated person page. We're adding family. Page it more people. Well I was missing it now during the source aton and I just wrote that this could extension could correct that but if it will be done internally even better. Perfect. Then gender predictor I noticed that it was not quite good for Slovenian names. A lot of Slovenian names were not predicted. So and I have a whole database of from victory with gender prediction with the gender. So I can make those predictions quite good and the extension could be upgraded to in case there is an uncommon name that it asks victory plus for the gender for that name. So this could be one of the improvements. Okay this is more like a bug that I noticed. Yeah okay too. This is also a minor thing. And then the language settings for the place name. It's now now you can select the language but then all place names are in that language and it could actually based on the location you enter it could predict the language in which the location should be and ask the ask in that ask for a location in that language. So if I write Slovenian location I wouldn't get English name of Slovenia but it would be like Slovenia as it should be. As it should be. So okay these were nine ideas I got yesterday. Nine ideas. Excellent. Those are great. Yeah we've had some. Okay go ahead. Yeah go ahead. Okay well I was going to say we have some we have some questions in the chat. I've started a few things. First off Florian mentioned that the wikichu browser extension does integrate with wikichu plus for the category management. Yeah also that was done recently. Yeah so that's another there. And Murray one of his suggestions so the fan chart has a mock profile preview and he said he likes to see a profile preview in most tree apps. So the idea being that there's common code that could be used. So there is some some common code certainly and I reuse a bunch of code from my fan chart to the fractal tree and it was actually based on some of the original stuff that was in the dynamic tree so some of that code sharing can certainly. Yeah I think Murray I I think he was the one that brought this up with me earlier. He wanted it to be the same as on the wiki tree site you know where you hover over a profile name and it. Ah right. I don't know if mine does exactly that. But there's definitely some places where we could be a little smarter. Since yeah we already last year we already tried to make some common code that all models of the extension would use but we are not really that that successful we did a few things but mostly every model is written on its own. Now during the years I once went and I did centralize all the subsequent calls to wiki tree servers and put them in one model so they all use the same code at the bottom. And so that part is kind of centralized in the browser extensions for the apps I don't think it is but maybe we should do that during the October Feast. October Feast. Okay right yeah October Feast is close to me. That's right yeah. I think many of the tree apps have switched over to use in the get people API where they can where that makes the most sense and also adding an app ID so that the stats can. Yeah that's also something we wanted to use and it showed quite good because now I get the stats for each extension. How much traffic is it causing and so on. So we tried with then we can focus on the most used parts of the extension or application to improve them or to make additional calls that would support and make things faster. So what would be helpful for developers if there was a report and I don't know if daily or weekly what the right frequency would be a report that developers could could just access instead of having to ask every time to regenerate that report of the. Well I did post it a few times in the discord. Yeah and I've seen it when you post it but if it was automatically generated then we could just go to it when we. Well it's not completely automatic because it's on the data is on Wicked Reservers and I have first to transfer it to my computers then I can make those reports. So I can do it occasionally so it's not a problem just ask. Okay then it'll probably be asked for a few times this one. Yeah no problem. Shelly had a question. She said I would like a search box for people in the tree to accommodate middle names. This would cut down the retrieval because if you know that it's got a very common first last name but the middle name is more unique than that would help. And someone suggested that would be Jamie suggested. You've already you're working on that. Yeah so earlier this year one of our one of our big projects was to improve the search and so we went through all the suggestions that have been made since the last time we updated the search which was a while ago and then I put quite a few items into like a to-do item it just hasn't been worked on yet. So you can already do it on Wicked Tree Plus so you can search explicitly by middle name and that too. Which segues nicely into Steven's question is there a button in our profile that can link to Wicked Tree Plus and my... Well that was the idea I brought. One of the ideas to search on Wicked Tree Plus. Right so that's one of the ideas yeah it's not I'm surprised there's not already an option in the Wicked Tree browser extension to add a Wicked Tree Plus search button or some type of query button. No not yet eh? So some that's a good idea Steven someone will take you up on that probably. Ian's in the chat he may be doing it now as we see. Hard to say. Let's see oh yeah I saw where was it here I got a... Oh come on there was a funny comment here there it is Ian for president. Like a country any country here for president. We don't actually have a president in Canada but we might if Ian ran. So going back to let's see so testers developers documentation there is a really good documentation for the Wicked Tree browser extension and Murray who's actually in our chat. Yes I would like to really say thank you because he really did a lot to write the documentation and it's really nice. I just was reading it yesterday and it's everything is documented really good and in a nice way so really professional work. Yeah it's up. Two thumbs up for Murray. And in fact I chorus asked pleaded for him to do the same thing for the fan chart which he has done. So if you if you've gone if you go to the fan chart you'll notice that there's a question mark in the button bar and thanks to Murray you click on that it opens up a free space page which is a comprehensive help document for the fan chart and he's done the same wonderful work with lots of screenshots. And I mean it was it helped me debugging because he would find things because he was delving into every little setting and every little thing. Also with the extension he found a few yes at the fine things and so so we cleared them out. Yeah that type of detail is is very impressive. So but there's more than just the fan chart there's lots of tree apps there that could could benefit from the same thing. We don't have Murray doing all of it. If I want to work on mine someone else finds another document but anyway if this is if that's one of your skills is putting together free space pages doing some some technical writing and you know making instructions so that people can follow them. If that's something you're good at then let us know because there's lots of programmers usually aren't I mean I've got some skills but but it pales in comparison and being succinct and precise isn't always my emails are quite long often so yeah so that's another thing that we can certainly use help with for Oktoberfest. I did send a message out to some of our other app developers Kay has said that this month she's plans on collaborating with other developers to integrate the bio check profile checking into other tree apps views including the cc7 and others that she mentioned on on the free space page she also she's also planning on a couple of bio check enhancements on her own app better reporting for category not in proper order and checking for the proper order for navigation boxes for example some of the things that she's planning on working on and Ian said that Ed mentioned and I mean he's here already and we've already talked a lot about what he's done but he his post originally to my question was that on October first he updated the wiki tree browser extension with the new wiki table wizard and a new grouping system in the clipboard and notes which is exciting because I saw that that is huge that is huge if you join say five projects you did have all your information your stickers your categories organized now I love that that's my favorite so far I went to the wiki tree browser extension face page or free space page the help page and I saw this in the thing so I thought wow this is great and then I tried it and it wasn't in the live the current live version I needed to switch over to the preview version to to get that but I was so excited by the possibility so now that it is live that's that's fantastic wow and he's just added the button to the editor toolbar to expand it to the full area just as he suggested and he's also planning on moving he's working on adding tables to category pages it's in B and he's moving it over to the wiki tree browser extension and improving it of course he's improving it that those are his goals and if you're interested I can show you the app that I'm working on right now so let me just so here is the there's the fan chart free space page though that Murray's put together I'll zoom in a little bit the how to guide and you can see like it goes through setting up starting the fan charts examples all the different the pop ups like it's just very comprehensive so it's excellent excellent work so I am working on a brand new app and let me just refresh it I call it the super big family tree app will it work for Petty? oh patty I don't know oh patty he will probably kill it not now that I think about it what can you send off for testing have fun yeah oh my that is true I haven't thought of that B is not dead no Thorin does sorry I just noticed that B is not dead no B is not dead there's lots of good stuff in there I didn't mean to suggest that so anyways of course this is just this is it's in very drafty form and in fact it's so drafty I'm not quite ready for collaborators because I have to fix a few but it was working pretty good up until about two weeks or so ago and then I made one improvement and I've ruined a bunch of stuff so I have to figure out what it is that I did that and then I've just been busy getting ready for a conference so what's the premise what what will this do for me so what's the I wanted to get the people in view so you could okay well you know what it's just such a huge family I chose the premise is it's a super big family tree so instead of just a straight pedigree with just your ancestors or just a descendants with your children and their grandchildren I wanted a chart that you could print out as big as as deep and high and as wide as you needed for say up an upcoming family reunion so that's cool so the default so basically in the button bar the key things that you is you have basically these controls you can control the number of ancestors up to seven the number of descendent generations again up to seven the number of cousins and the default is none of them but up to third cousins I think it was the setting I was going to use and whether or not to show the in-laws in the family tree as well so I've got this sort of working for a minimal amount the default is the setting you see here two layers of ancestors so the primary person here in this is Joseph Ashira Maku who is my great-grandfather and so you see his parents and grandparents so two generations of ancestors one generation of descendants so you see his children and you can see he came from he had a large French-Canadian family with 12 is it 12? you got 12 12 kids and Joseph the one with the picture of course is my grandfather and no cousins no in-laws but it also is will include his his siblings so basically his nuclear family right so it's got his wife and as well as his siblings and their wives or husbands partners and of course he himself was one of 12 so that's a long line there as well so now I'm going to zoom out a little bit that's a connect-a-thon waiting to happen just that family that family is yeah yeah and it really is I haven't gone back to this family in oh a year and a half I think so it doesn't it's not nearly as complete as I want it to be so I can fully test this so so I guess that's another thing we need people testing and adding connecting so we can fully test this app so let's first of all I'm going to add more descendants so I'm going to click plus so now we have not only his children but his children's children and then and you notice when we did that then the the partners of the children show up let's add a third there I am and then if I clicked one more you would see my wife and my three children who are living so I won't do that just not that I'm afraid of showing them they're they're okay they know that they know that you know that they exist but you know anyways there you have it three generations of descendants now if we add another generation of ancestors say there we go and we can go further but I'm not going to because it might break again the fun thing is adding the cousins so the first level of cousins is basically just the aunts and uncles so what I mean by that is by clicking that I'm going to get the aunts and uncles of the primary person so I'm going to get the brothers and sisters of both his parents but in fact it will also give you the brothers and sisters of all of the ancestors so if I had added additional brothers and sisters for Louis Marku or Michel Bourbonnet over here they would have shown up but again I didn't I initially went back and deep but not wide with this family so but they're all probably 1012 people in the family so it would have been exponential at that point but let's add another layer of cousins so now we get to see the first cousin so the aunts and uncles and their children will show up if I have them here and see now it's starting to overlap this overlapping wasn't happening two weeks ago but you can see I've got some relationships that are overlapping and let me see if I do this there we go we've got some and if I do one more level say second cousins so you can sort of see if you zoom let me zoom in and maybe you can sort of see the complexity of this and you can see that the there's some overlapping here that wasn't supposed to happen but imagine like this is just going to be one massive when I've got the spacing all working again this will be just one massive family oh look at that and then the final piece is the ability to show the in-laws as well and they show up in a sort of a light gray since they're not connected they're not related by by blood and so here we go let's zoom down here so here's my mother actually and there's the in-laws her in-laws I don't know where Germaine Cloutier I don't know where her in-laws went but there's a set of in-laws anyways this is what it looks like sort of now with those parameters and anyways I have to do some some fixing to get the the spacing to work but that's the app in a nutshell I think it will be a very cool app for visualizing a a massive family we could just save it and take it to our printer and then you save it take it to your printer send it have them printed on you know because the printers can print like massive sizes I mean it costs a little bit but if you're doing a family reunion then you know that type of that expenses is justifiable right or if you have a big blank wall in your room in your house that you just want to build we could print you also to see that now we'll take will you add pictures we'll be able to add the photos well you can see there not here if you have there we go if you have the photo attached to the profile currently it's using it's using a lot of the same code that the fan chart is built on so the so the settings looks exactly the same but most of these don't work so again if I have collaborators programmers who will work with me then one of the jobs I will assign them is to go through and make the different settings because work because with the fan chart it only had to worry about you know father's mother's father's mother's and ancestors going straight up which what seemed complicated at the time when I made it but now as a piece of cake compared to this beasty so the code to make the settings work is there but there's a some logic that needs to be tweaked but once you do that once then you can probably do that for many of the similar settings so that's one of the sort of sub jobs that I would contract out to other hacktoberfest subcontractors as it were I think it looks great I think it's a great idea especially you'll get it done before the holidays as well that's the plan could be could generate a few Christmas presents yeah so um that's that's what I'm works it's not just on your computer I'm looking it's online oh yes in fact yeah I could I will you know I suppose there's there's unless it's it's causing a huge draw on the server I could share the URL for it if people want to play with it you know is there is there a problem with me sharing that Alex now if it works I think it's okay okay then there we go so that is a a direct link to my test server so as I test out apps and change things the link that I just posted in the chat there is will take you there so now I should warn you if you use that I mean you can use that that will get continually updated as I work through the month and whatnot but often I'll make a change and like you saw here a change will break things so don't rely on this if you need something in an emergency because it may work or it may not work and that just means it's a work in progress but anyways you're welcome to you know spy on me and whatever team I can assemble to help me out throughout this month it's cool you get spouses parents also cool yeah that's the idea is that's the that's what the in-laws should do and at one point in my plan the let me just refresh this again because now I'm cut this it's all out of whack there we go at one point I was considering that the in-laws instead of just showing the parents might show the parents and siblings of the spouses so you sort of get a whole picture of the you know the family that the spouse came from right because I don't know I found that in my research that to get a real sense to get a sense of a family you not need to know not not just their parents but like you know were they an only child they come from a family of three or a family of 12 sort of thing and so I think that's interesting and the interesting visually but of course then I would just add one more layer so a possible a possible enhancement to could be to add siblings to the in-laws but let's get this one I'd like to get this part working first so I think I'll focus we'll focus on making sure that three generations of ancestors and descendants and up to at least second cousins are working really solid with the in-laws so we sort of have a bare minimum of different things to play with and then once that is really solid then adding the extra generations may be a piece of cake ideally so there we go that's the that is what I am planning on doing and I'm hoping that I get some people who are willing to help me out with as testers and maybe some collaborating programmers as well I was and I mean I was hoping that someone would also sort of help with the documentations when we get to the point where there's actually something to document and we have some sense of what the setting will be and that sort of thing because I just there's going to be a lot of options and so it is one of those apps that could definitely benefit from a guide so um that's all I have to say about that so it sounds like for HackoverFest you need suggestions and a lot of suggestions on anybody's programmer jump in they could or maybe create their own app have their own ideas or hack out join your join somebody already has something created testers documentation your typical software cycle that's right that's right room for everyone in here in this party if someone has an idea like that they just want to do themselves so they're free to do that oh yeah but yeah for gathering suggestions just for people that may not have an idea but still want them so it doesn't have to be technical you don't have to know technical if you have an idea if you you could say I want this you know whizzy bang thing does this or that and on wbe4 parents and I'm sure you guys will figure it out what it is or even I'll have it done in five minutes that's right that's right yeah so there and ask a good question he's already found a bug well I knew there's a bug I I admitted there were bugs from you know yeah so I I'm not hurt no report no reporting cough bugs on these you know what I have all right well until until I get to a point where I've got it back to where it was at least at least a little more reliable don't worry about sending me bugs because I know there are some of the bugs are larger than my head you know it's in this in some places but when we get to the that point and with other apps and other projects like the the extensions and stuff anyone who's signed up for October Fest will have access to the discord channel correct and if they're not a discord member there are there's a video on how to become how to join discord I'll probably also make a g to g post maybe for people who don't want to join discord I think we did that last year I need to double check for people to report bugs or you can just post it in the ideas thread I mean it's the same yeah that's a good idea I found I found the discord is the the best way to get my attention often because the g to g except for the g to g post that the lesh makes and he tags me in it so that I always get on the news so I mean you could do that but in the October Fest discord channel if you you can report the bugs there and if one thing like if the super big tree is taking over we could make a sub channel for that so that people aren't interested in that don't get bombarded by all this traffic and stuff or private message to yeah all of those things will work but for now I know their bugs I will fix it and then I will let people know when it's time when it's a little more presentable but I'm hoping that'll happen it won't happen this weekend I'm a little busy this weekend but hopefully sometime next week we'll get to that stage so I think I'm excited about good there's any messages in the chat that I haven't that I've missed that we should uh highlight oh Patty did ask a question about is this app for both bio and adopted parents currently I'm just using the parents that you're that from the profile but that is definitely a feature that I will add is I'm going to make this adoption friendly so that you'll have the option to choose which line or both lines and if you choose both lines then what will happen is from the primary person instead of the two parents the you'll have a box that'll see say biological and adopt a box that's the adoptive or maybe the other I'm not sure which order to put them in and then from then from there you'd have the adoptive parents and the biological parents or vice versa which are sort of things so it would sort of look like your immediate ancestor your immediate parents are not actually parents they're just labels that will go to the other one but or you can choose to show just the bio or just the adoptive one so that is a plan and whether we'll get to that by the end of this month for the first version of it I'm not sure but it's definitely in the long-term plan to make my long-term plan is to make all of my apps adoption friendly so that there was a new a proposal posted today I think just today obviously he doesn't know about you I don't know about that yeah so it's been to the top of GGG if anyone wants to oh okay that about non-violence or bio-violence break breaking news so so yeah it may not get done this month depending on we end up doing with that oh and I would say that you are guilty for that I am guilty for that you wrote the support in one of your apps yes and I liked it and I started to think how to implement it in connection finder okay and as we discussed now we finally come to the conclusion that it would be best done internally oh look at that wow folks a scoop well that is it's a three-hour old scoop so I'm sorry I didn't I missed it you guys here you heard it here first maybe look at this oh this is very exciting oh I even get a shout out in the middle of the post okay well so to answer your question Patty for sure there will be support I I shouldn't promise that it'll be ready by the by the first release of this tool but it will happen it will happen for sure great well thank you all for joining me any last words anyone no okay and thanks for everyone who was here in the chat and everyone who's volunteered and it's not too late you can still sign up for October Fest if this is wedded your appetite and you haven't signed up yet and you can see yourself in one of those areas programming documenting bug testing fixing giving ideas creating apps in your own working on the extensions any of those feel free to sign up did we put the link to the sign up if not it's in the in the ggg yet I don't I don't have the link handy yeah there is a Hacktoberfest pinned to the top of ggg you can find the there you go yeah let's go to ggg it's pinned to the top oh I could probably show you that right I go to ggg there it is Hacktoberfest kickoff and videos so yeah and the link should be in there and then also a link to the ideas there's the ideas tab yeah yeah there excellent well we'll see you next week and we'll let you know what's what's been happening and our progress and maybe I'll have some I'm hoping that I'm I'll be joined by this lovely panel and maybe we can coerce a few developers to join us or or documentors or testers or someone we'll see how that works out but anyways see you next week bye