Hi everyone. Happy Tuesday. I'm Joe for jasky'scasebreaks.com coming at you at 2022 Panini Prism Baseball 12 box pick your team number four all-car chip We have Nick Jaspy right over my shoulder right here helping us out with this. So We'll just be able to shave some decent amount of time off this Pick your team four on the fourth We should do it. We should do a prism baseball a day. Keep those numbers in line Big thanks everybody here Brandon Richards ended up with double last bon mojo getting the Orioles and the Giants straight up at the end Oh the boxer. No Just too packed with hits too many hits Up in the south. Thanks everybody for getting in. Pick your team five already loaded up and teams are moving Jasky's case breaks calm. Maybe we'll I mean with a little luck. We might see another case tonight Kind of cool. My tower is asking you Nick will the Eagles go undefeated? Yeah, I said he goes she's I said she I said eagles raiders in the Super Bowl and that could still happen Aside from the cheese. So you're saying there's a chance Is it real I did not think can you imagine Cooper Rush just taking care of business while Dax like Recovering I did not see that happen. He might be I know this is a baseball break ladies and gentlemen the baseball is kind of meh until the playoff starts Mike was also asking who has the chance to beat the Eagles Not Arizona not Dallas not Pittsburgh not Houston not Washington not the Colts Maybe Green Bay, but that's an infili, Tennessee Giants Bears at Dallas maybe if Dak Saints Giants, that's kind of I Mean it's all it's if there's a loss. It's gonna be a flu Yeah, like a fluke divisional loss There might be two or three losses on that season Nick. That's a pretty good team All right, we've got a debut signature Seth Romero Mark L with the Nats and we'll do we'll do a we'll do an autograph recap at the end card Why is it only eagles minus five just because they're in Arizona Right Greg Deegan one per case maybe more Greg Deegan Chad Cromwell with the Cubs Ray what's going on? How are you Adam? What we for? Hopefully they'll be able to keep the lights on Okay, I think no one feels bad to the books when there's a one week down They'll make a day and if they don't make it all up. They'll make it up at the Super Bowl They make it up in like one Thursday night. Yeah, it's cold and Welker 13 out of 75 Wanderfranco's all go to Chad's right. We're looking for Silver's will you Rodriguez's for Ariano Daniel? Blue parallels not numbered all-card ship these red parallels also not numbered Oh, this is the kind of stuff we're looking for 98 out of 199 blue mojo refractor Wanderfranco Chad right with this graved out nicely. I'm just kind of eyeballing it looks alright Could be it could be a nice one a lot of injuries for the Chargers and They have no fans either And I don't I don't know if that's a They play six they play 17 away games and I don't know. I mean Does that coach it? You know what I mean Brandon Staley or whatever after he bought the Raiders Chargers game last year he's and I think I think Justin Herbert still carrying like a bit of a Rib injury there too Let's tackle that for the year Joey Vos is out for like 10 weeks. Josh Lowe for the Rays. I'll be for Chad Wright You know Daryl Jain Kenan Allen Kenan Allen's already been hurt this year The bright side for the Raiders is after the after after the Chiefs They have a buy and then I think their schedule becomes at least record-wise becomes significantly easier for them. So That's the silver lining Joe Ryan Twins Chad Boer and this one got three different chads in this break Chad Cromwell Chad Boer and Chad Wright Jasper's case breaks calm home of the Chads if you're a Chad Come break with us. All right. That was box one We'll do an autograph recap at the end of this and so each Half stack these cards are kind of slippery, but each half stack will represent a box There's one box Friendships Might be ruined Between those kids out there Just over just over wax Or the stacker machine Great. So we got four boxes stacked up here Making some good progress. All right. Good luck. Got Blake Snell to $1.99 Brandon saying we only suck because Hopkins is suspended And I don't think I mean a lot of like This is a lot of podcasts. It seems like a lot of the sharp bettors are at their limits a lot of betting podcasts They seem to not like Cliff Kingsbury. I think people are down on Cliff Kingsbury as a coach Is that right There's Ronzie Contreras that will be for the pirates that's gonna be for Ariana Daniel Silver mookie bets Jake Berger 42 out of 60 away For the White Sox, that'll be for Chad seat The high margin business Nick Nick sends out Two out of two. No, you don't have to fight with any distributors. Those repair guys charge a lot though Shane with the Reds, but you got to learn how to do yourself. Okay. So is that what we're getting into? Yeah Got Cal Muller rookie autographs for the Braves Chad seat that slash like a trivia Okay, we can pivot trivia Pivot like very competitive, you know We cut the space for it you're done Alvarez to 125 Is that the sports sports betting guy? Yeah There's Patrick with the Astros and we've got an autograph for the fish Steven with the Marlins Those kids are clearly known. We can allow horse play here. That's the sound of commerce Mike Tower That's what it is That's the sound of a hobby alive and well We should be worried if we're not hearing anything out there Who you Rodriguez Seattle, it'll go to Ariano Hope we will find some parallels for that Not just base. That's another box a lot of boxes It says three autographs on the box, but a lot of times we're getting four autos. So Thanks to Penini No, what is he out for Google? What is he said he said the Dodgers 60 games season Wow Throwing some shade on the yeah on the the bubble world series, huh? Is there are the Red Sox even in the playoffs? So like You should worry about his team. Yeah, maybe he's bitter. He got traded Rodolfo Castro He gave signs Yeah, he was a pretty good. Maybe Flexible one 16 out of 149 Rodolfo Castro. I'm gonna be easy that nl is pretty tough Yeah, there's there's like the Mets or Mets are a hundred game teams and the Brazer 100 game winning team That's true. That was a good Phillies Cardinals Austin Riley to 125 No, I was gonna say Brian Snittger, but that's the Braves Cars See those Cardinals manager. Why am I blanking on that? Someone in the chat will let us know that's all the teams in Rafael March on Yeah, that's it, right? Yeah, it'll be oh, I guess No Phillies took the Brewer spot. Yeah, that's what it is. So one great. Oh, right Padres are in that's right Rafael March on David with the Phillies And There's Matt man. Do you like what Matt man does with his auto the end and the at symbol for Matt? That was pretty clever That goes to Chad and the Tigers. You'll get all those Yeah, like this red one right here, yeah, or just not put it in there I just don't like when they don't Perform the sports in unison like one out of 16 basketball are added to 99 or whatever and a baseball They're on number and a football they they're like short right, so it just doesn't make any sense I would love for them to make it more uniform across prison products Right, so I'll know that because I know some products of green is out of five Some parts of green is like out of 99 or right, so I don't know So then I go my I get all excited when I see a green and it's like oh to 99 Dylan Coleman rookie autographs 99 out of 99 Kansas City Eddie with the Royals people streaking on the screen.  Like two guys two guys like I For the Cardinals that'll be for Eric Jennings, I think one of the security guards like torn ACL Well, no, he was chasing after the guy and then he like crumpled to the ground non-contact injury Poor guy Like Yeah, what do they think they're in a English Premier League match or something it's John Heasley to 199. Yeah What do they think they are then? Watching a Champions League match in Turkey. Yeah. Oh, yeah Well, I was right after the Indonesia thing happen. Oh, that's that's terrible It's we're tame compared to this. I was like people complain about Eagles fans Pain like they'd be the most tame Tame compared to like like hooligans in the hooligans in the 80s. Yeah, especially 80s 90s. Yeah, they're saying it's coming back Yeah, yeah, we got an Aaron judge flipped around and we've got a Nick Fortis For the fish that's gonna be for Stephen and Miami 32 out of 50 The Aaron judge I don't know just a tier three Aaron judge I thought it was gonna be something special Josh Hader to 125 and didn't they throw batteries at Santa Claus, too. Who'd they throw batteries at? Yeah, that's they use Chad with the brewers. That's just something that West Coasters here about the Philadelphia and we're just like, yeah, they throw batteries at people out there Just like how Dodgers fans leave early the stadium or Dodgers Right just one time one time one time one time one time You know brujan for the rays Chad right like how LA people Aaron Ashby that is kind of true But I mean everyone leaves early I've seen Cardinals fans. I've seen Cardinals fan leaves leaves Chad brewers We left like an 83rd minute and we were the only ones like getting up and the game was like three three one The game was over and like I felt nervous like Ronald Cooney into one of you thought some some LA FC Ultra would come out and be like That's not the LFC way But soccer is intense. I mean especially in like In like Europe we have like how many different sports are you following? Imagine if it was just all of your angels energy Your your basketball energy your foot the NFL energy your hockey energy all that was just Only to happen there. That's it. The only thing they have the only entertainment. That's the only sporting entertainment you have So like so imagine if if so then it's not like if the Eagles have a bad week You're like, oh, at least my baseball team won or something like that. No, it's just that's it. That's your life They only play what's weak like that, right? So yeah, and I can see where they get pretty intense about their about their footy the wild Into the wild All right next box All right, so big thanks nick for helping us out That helps the uh this break a little bit more quickly, which is always nice for these longer Breaks nick allen debut signatures autograph for the a's patrick Redetmers Rookie autograph for the halos. That's going to be for chad Is there a policy book coming out policy could do a do a book signing out here or something like that John grade 149 that'll be for the rangers. That's going to be for patrick I think we've seen too many unless I miss them all card ship, but Is that might be our first bobby with junior baseball? Eddie with the royals might have been others eddie Base anyway We're looking for some bigger fish on that. We're looking for some silvers, but There's a base bobby wit you all them caught at a 60 And dylan colman red Oh, sorry, eric. Uh, what I saw you mentioning something about About tottenham are Rough day at the office for the hotspers I think uh Liverpool were able to get by the scottish team rangers And chance league match today, which was which was nice. They're trying to People trying to find a little consistency Got cow Raleigh rookie autographs I think he's the guy that hit the walk-off homer or hit for the mariners that helped them clinch A playoff spot 275 if I'm not mistaken ariana with that one someone fact-check me on that Way no going to st. Louis. That'll be for eric 4199 Not a shot on gold today. That's that's a rough day At the office o'neill cruise rookie autographs Nice one for ariana daniel and the pittsburgh pirates future star of the league o'neill cruise one hopes hopefully keeps it up Hit the foul pole brand rich are saying that cal raleigh shot So we had the red debt mers and the other couple autographs here. All right Some more boxes on here Here's half a box I'm sorry. Here's the other half half a box All right. Good luck everybody. Thank you for getting in Uh prism five is in the store I have an idea and he guesses on that redemption. I think I know who it's going to be only two players I've seen as uh as redemptions And we've got a Elvis piguero rookie autographs for the halos red wave auto for chad c roman gonzalez slime green to 125 Terry's guessing wander. Yeah, he's a possibility j rod is a guess. I think j rod is live Maybe at least some of his autographs are alive. All right. Good luck. It's going to be Seiya Suzuki debut signatures That's for the cubs. That'll be for chad c So the so it's been mostly seya suzuki and The marlins is edward cabrera have been the redemption sometimes a wander Go to the northsiders At least that's what i've seen mostly in our cases louise gild 75 That'll be for the yankees. That'll be for mark l Byron buckson to 149 Lucas what's going on? And we've got on hell zerpa 24 out of 75 red wave autograph for kc eddie h wander franco and a huli rod rigas A couple base cards there. All right next box. Good luck Got chasm cormick 56 out of 75 for the stroze. That'll be for patrick brandon allow Torcal sin for detroit and the next auto behind illumination insert. My trout is hose a siri. Hey siri 32 out of 75 Astros red wave autograph for patrick And chad c has got all these torques Rex what's going on? It's gold goldschmidt right here 34 out of 99 goldy going to eric Is that your mvp right there your nl mvp? This is your nl psi young winner. There might be some surprises in those those awards Another o'neill cruise nice Not a silver on the other one was a silver autograph. This is a base auto. It's still nice pirates ariano pito lanzo, maybe Eric Jennings is kind of speculating pito lanzo probably would get some mvp votes out a thing I don't know if he's going to win. I think the last time we checked And I know the vagus odds don't necessarily reflect what the baseball writers of america are going to do There's ryan feltner 93 out of 99 It's for kevin m and the rockies But for whatever that's worth. I think they had paul goldschmidt As a heavy favorite and I think maybe friday freeman might have been in the mix At longer odds for whatever that's worth some more boxes here got a box another box Each half stack is a box What are the scores of note today? Well, we've got to keep track of Braves and Mets, right? What's the braves magic number one if they just win they're they're they win the division They're up one nothing in the third and the nationals Are uh Are in new york Oh, there's a double header. So I guess the the Mets are now half game back Or gained a half game from one and a half to one But I think I want to say At the braves just need to win today The magic number is one if they're win if they win they win the al east or nl east at sal pares to 125 That'll be for eddie in the royals That'll want soto orange 001 the first one stamped at a hundred That will be for the gnats. That's still national's edition Another bobby wit jr for the royals There is oliver ortega for the halos. That's going to be for chad c Gilo, what's going on gave? How are you loaders here? All right second half of this current box got spencer strider this is this your uh Potential nl rookie of the year. I think this might be your nl rookie of the year for the braves chad c terry's thinking yeah nl rookie of the year for sure I think obviously on the al side. I think julio rodriguez is running away with that al rookie of the year. There is jackson reitz Purple cracked ice autograph for the brew crew. That's going to be for chad c eight out of 25 And we got a zack short zack short Now I know everyone's wondering How tall is zack short? Zack short is uh 510 Shorter than most not as short as some Corbin burns to 25 And next half box I thought braves is michael harris would have had it. There's mookie bets to 140 on for the dodgers chad c but I really think that uh That spencer strider has taken the lead There's matt chadman Blue jays matt chadman chad c with the blue birds elves first time bottom from us. Thanks Yeah, keep an eye on the on the break schedule. I'm gonna have to go through a bunch of orders after this I'm seeing a ton of orders coming in here, but But we'll uh, hopefully we'll have some stuff sold out. We'll get it on the schedule That is a Case hit case hit or just a short print. I don't think these land one per case But we know that batting stands that's erin judge lava flow for the yankees mark With the bronx bomber, so he's been bombing it What a season he's had in a walkie or come on Anyway elves, uh nightbot our virtual assistant Frequently drops the schedule in the chat. So keep an eye on that To see when your break is gonna happen You can also keep an eye on the spots left number on jaspyscasebreaks.com I'll give you an idea how close your Your break is or what kind of momentum is happening there It's tj. Friedel 23 at 35 snakeskin autograph For the red legs Also, I don't know what else for first-time buyers Uh, there's a frequently asked questions section on jaspyscasebreaks.com. Take a look at that For uh, for some of our house rules and other shipping related information and whatnot It's freddie freeman and a riley adam 38 out of 149 for the gnats mark for the nationals Nate ivaldi, and that's ryan mount castle blue 41 out of 100 for boston It's gonna go to chad c and the red socks nick ledolo one out of 10 nice debut signatures Nice low number ronison snaddy chain with the red legs ronison snaddy ronison snaddy Seya suzuki giraffe print. That's a short print as well chad c And the chc All right another box down another one on the table and then two more box to go Good luck. If you see bold be bold Kirby pocket 127 out of 149 red For the twins chad b nick alan red noa cinder guard to 35 Angels edition there that's going to go to chad c Another ryan feltner rookie autographs this time red parallel for kevin and the rocks Gilo thinks the animal print cards are kind of i think i i i rather like those cards. I think they're nice I send her cards on the fillies now. That's right another torque and steward fairchild 74 out of 75 That's for rob and the snakes that i'm backs 114 out of 199 tyler glass now greg what's going on ran into Tim tim who we know a number of tims Another redemption coming up and it's seya suzuki debut signature is another one for the cubs Oh fair weather tim you mean fair weather fan tim only shows up when they're winning steven ridings riddings 41 out of 75 i'm gonna go with riddings Riding's Readings maybe 2d's writings that's going to go to mark And the Yankees this is our carolina blue hotbox Right there those are good-looking parallels Reese Hoskins to 149 For the fillies that's going to go to david Oh, there you go hulia rodriguez in that carolina blue And an elie morgan carolina blue autograph cleave. This is for you David with that one another torkelson base for detroit Mike Yastramski 49 out of 60 for the giants and a wander franco in carolina blue Nice that's a nice little color match too with the team uniform Chad right and the rays Top loader not worthy of wander franco This one is this one feels good. I don't know if these go for i'm sure they do pretty well in secondary market Especially if they grayed out nicely And a tiger stripe short print that's haun's kraus david with the fillies chrysaline rindone Vlad Guerrero illumination it looks like a parallel but maybe it's the carolina blue version of that illumination Ah, look at this nutritious nude bars rookie autograph bars nude bar Hopefully go in the uh the Nutrition bar industry 149 out of 149 the last one printed that will be for eric jennings and the red birds Jeff mcneal blue mojo to 199 And that's that that was the second to last box for mlb tonight Last box coming up and we'll do a quick little recap after this as well Good luck everybody Clayton kershaw to 75 I think he's making a start tonight Final start before playoffs We've got a colt and a welker rookie autograph for the rocks kevin emin and the rockies Jose abray blue mojo to 199 The white socks Another torkelson base And we got a jose abray autograph for the southsiders Chad chad c chad chrono is both chicago teams north and south One out of ten All right Second half should be one more. Yeah, there it is. Edward olivaris royals eddie h Might be another autograph in there. This is our third of the box Sometimes we've been seeing four There it is cutter croffer Does he throw a cutter? I don't know And there he is red socks it's going to be for chad chad c fifth autograph There's a lot of cars left There's a julio rodriguez That'll be for ariano and the mariners yoni hernandez wadawan hundred for eddie and the royals or so check that patrick and the rangers Got a wander franco And a red wander franco. That's a nice way to end it All right, so chad right with the rays gets the wander franco base And the red wander franco. I like seeing those parallels. Those are pretty strong The oni hernandez with the rangers and julio rodriguez For the mariners All right quick little recap right here Yeah, sorry brandon. We'll get him in the next one Some nice stuff here luke is wondering if do you think erin judge gets it done tonight? Does he get 62? There he is right here He's got the second game of a double header right against the rangers And then what one more game tomorrow, maybe It'd be cool to see that's a nice wander franco too forgot about that one And there you have it boys and girls That's another full case break of 2022 panini prison baseball 12 box Pick your team number four pick your team five in the store right now. Check it out. Jaspy's case rakes.com I'm joe and i'll baseball some more with you next time. Bye. Bye


Dear students, in this topic, we will discuss the propagation of action potentials. The action potential has a property of regenerative propagation. That is very necessary for the signals to be transmitted in the nervous system. An action potential has information of the stimulus in electrical form. This information should be carried to the central nervous system. This sending is actually the basic function of the communication system of animals. The action potential that is produced by the axon hillock of a nerve cell actually occurs on only a few millimeter region of the axon. To propagate it, the events of action potential must regenerate. The events that have started once, if the axon has a long length and it has to pass through the neurons of the axon, then the action potential has a property of regenerating. So, because of this property, action potentials are used as a mode for long-distance transmission. Dear students, now we shall discuss the mechanism of propagation of action potentials. The action potential that is elicited or started at any one point on an excitable membrane has the property to spread this excitation to the adjacent portions of the neuron. This property results in the propagation along the membrane. The site where an action potential is initiated an inflow of sodium ion current starts. This initiates the rising phase of action potential. The sodium current in one region affects about 1 to 3 millimeter area of the adjacent portion. This causes excitation and depolarization in that region too, thereby initiating an action potential in that region also. However, the region in which the action potential was started and in which a few milliseconds ago there was a sodium ion inflow is now at a stage in which repolarization due to potassium ion outflow has started. These depolarization and repolarization events spread through the regions of the membrane along its length. As a result, the local currents of ions cause the action potential to be propagated along the length of the egg zone. Dear students, the propagation of action potentials is unidirectional. When an action potential is generated and the inflow of sodium ions starts and then this sodium current transfers to the next region, then the sodium channels of the previous region are inactivated. Thus, a sodium current works as an activator for the next region and propagates the action potential in the forward direction. Since the sodium channels of the previous region are inactivated, they cannot be activated. That is why an action potential that starts at an egg zone hillock moves only in one direction, that is toward the synaptic terminal. The propagation also occurs without decrement. At each position along the egg zone, the process is identical. That is, the shape and magnitude of the action potential remains constant. It ensures that the propagation of initial excitation occurs without decrement. If the process in the next region is less in the magnitude or shape of the action potential, then this means that the propagation stops after a while. But since the magnitude and shape of the action potential remain the same, until it reaches its final destination, it means that the signal is transferred without decrement.


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All right. I am starting the recording now and let's get going. Okay. So good morning everyone. Thanks for joining. We have a light agenda today. In terms of where we were with various action items, I think we had the discussion around cello and then there was some discussion about whether or not cello and explore were somewhat overlapping. I think that in terms of function, certainly the monitoring aspects of things probably do overlap in some regard. And they probably also overlap with the work that was demonstrated at the hackfest on the sawtooth stats in that regard as well. But I just wanted to sort of get a checkpoint with Baohua and any others that were engaged in this conversation to see where we are and whether or not we just proceed with repositories for cello or what. So is Baohua on the call? Yeah. This is Baohua. And last week I talked with Padaoha and also Dan, who are the maintainers of the blockchain explorer. And we made some conversation and we both agreed that cello as an initial effort should be considered as an individual project. Okay. So basically the conclusion was they don't overlap is what you're saying. Yeah, actually we agreed there should be some closer collaboration but from the scope it is so because there is another project. Okay. Well if we do get to quorum then I guess we do have something to vote on. But we aren't correct, Todd. Yeah, so we're at 6 of 11 now so we need two more to get to quorum. All right. Okay. Next up is the China Technical Working Group. I think there was some back and forth discussion certainly I know between members of the China Technical Working Group and Brian and myself and a few others. And I don't know who's representing the CT, I don't know what we call it, the China Technical Working Group, CTWG, who's... I think we might have even been calling it TWG-T Technical Working Group China. Take your acronym. So I saw a couple of notes last night and unfortunately I wasn't feeling too well so I haven't really caught up. Brian, this is Brian. I could provide a quick saying and then Bawa since you're on the call and I'm not sure if Victor is as well but I could try to frame. So it looks like the team was met. They've also been working on a document to kind of describe some of the initial thinking and planning. There was one question that was open which was, you know, we created this with three chairs and essentially a working group of three people. And I think that was because we wanted just a very, you know, a kind of a bridge from that world to this and not a lot of, say, complexity and perhaps, you know, a difficulty in determining who should be on that group versus not. But I think there was a sense on their side that they did a membership to the way that there is membership in our other working groups. With them kind of together that initial membership. Of course every process still being public, everything still being done like our other working groups work. And so I think that's the only, that's the one point of potential TSC conversation now that's still out the way to that group is do we want to, you know, recognize kind of a membership to that community. And I'm neutral on the issue. I don't know Bawa if you want to say any more on that. Yeah, yes. These two weeks we are currently working on draft working guideline of the TWGC. And also we are collecting more volunteers as the resource of the working group. And hopefully we can bring some guideline draft to the TSC for review before the January. Okay, in particular Bawa, I was just wondering if you wanted to comment on the desire to have a membership to the working group. Kind of the issue we talked about last night, kind of your view on how you would pull that membership together and the importance of having kind of a named membership on the working group versus not. Yeah, actually we want to keep the work group as open to everyone and whether it's call it like a member or call it like a volunteer, we think both will be okay. But since as your nomination, there are three chairs present, we guess maybe there will be some members. How do you think? Maybe at this point open it up to others on the TSC if anyone else has thoughts on the subject. Yeah, yeah, sure. Hearing crickets. Then I would take that as largely consent to them with the recommendation or the emerging consensus from the China technical working group. So how about at some point over the next few weeks you can come back, whether on the list or in the next phone call, although that's not for a while, with a suggested slate of it looks like you're really thinking about 10 people for that working group. And you could propose those and we can go back and forth before then as well to continue some of those conversations. And then at some point as well you may want to update the WICI, the China technical working group, WICI page with some of the additional thoughts and projects and such. Yeah, so my perspective is that I guess I don't have a problem if the formal working group, just like we've done with the other working groups where there are people who are volunteering to invest some time and effort and energy into it, but the meetings are all open, the mailing lists are open. As long as we are operating under that same sort of approach where there's full transparency, no one is excluded from participation and so forth, then I think I'm okay if the working group is really just those who are signed up to do some real work. Sounds like that's the case in my opinion. And also I should mention on the working group, we'll have two folks from the – well, following the actions of the working group, not necessarily on the working group, but following the activity in the discussion forums will be two folks from the Linux Foundation, Min Yu, who many of you have met or know, who's based in the States but speaks fluent Mandarin, and Keith Chan, who is based in the region, and the members of the team are getting to know. So there'll be that connection as well. Excellent. Okay. Well, no motion needed right now. Just it sounds like there's broad consent. Right. And look, is there any other comments or could probably – I'll move to the next item. Any other closing thoughts? Actually, for this month, we are organizing a hardware meetup in Beijing, and hopefully in next month and also the February, we will organize more meetups before the hackathon. Yeah. No other issues. Right. And then we should also note that it sounds like there's consensus on March 10th and 11th for a hackathon in – is that in Shanghai or Beijing? Yeah. The meetup on March will be held in Shanghai. Okay. So is the – are we planning to have a hack fest that's coincident with that or what are the – I think we talked about that. I think that was desirable and we should get started on planning that. Yeah. Yeah. No to ourselves. Is there a sense amongst the members of the TSC and or anyone else that's on that they'd be interested and willing to have a hack fest in China? I know certainly I'm already signed up to go to the hackathon. Richard here. Just – I can't commit to a specific date, but I do intend to be in Asia generally in China more specifically, more often next year. So I'm in principle, yes. Okay. Thanks, Richard. Others? Yeah. I mean, this is – I know I would also go – Hey, this is Hart. In general, I can't commit to a specific date either, but kind of the earlier I know and the earlier these things get set up, the better chance I have of going. It did. All right. We're trying to get it to come out. I'm sorry. Go ahead. I was going to say, I think we'll make a note to get the hack fest side of this sorted out before the end of the year, you know, whether we'll do it there definitively or not. And we'll probably do it conjoint with but not overlapping with the hackathon so that hack fest participants who also want to be mentors or judges on the hackathon or even participants, competitors on the hackathon, would also have the opportunity. Hi, challenges of the land. It's Jeff John. Just want to know what's the distance between the hackathon and the hack fest? What do they both focus on? So the hackathon – yeah, go ahead. Sorry, Chris. Well, sorry, Brian. So a hackathon is – and we used to call these things – we used to call the things that the Hyperledger project did also hackathons, but it's misnamed. A hackathon is a contest, right, where people come and they engage and teams and they're going to build something over a weekend, you know, sleeping under the desk and so forth, you know, where there's certain scope and so forth and potentially prizes and what have you. That's the hackathon part that is listed, you know, that we've been talking about for the March 11th date. And that's being hosted by Wanda and sponsored by IBM and I think others in Shanghai on March 11th and 12th, I believe. And then we were talking about having a hack fest, which is our – every other month, you know, bringing the technical community of the Hyperledger project together for a couple of days. And we were talking about potentially having another back-to-back like what we did in Amsterdam where we had a hackathon over the weekend hosted by AB&MRO with, you know, prizes and so forth and many of us were judges and then we had a hack fest, again, the meeting of the Hyperledger project technical community the following two days, Monday and Tuesday. So we're thinking that that was a pretty good pattern to follow, right, because many of the members of the Hyperledger project were participating in the hackathon either as contestants or judges or mentors and so we were able to bring the community of people using the technology with those that are developing it together and that was, I think, very valuable. So we're thinking about doing something along that line where we have a contest on the weekend and then maybe the first couple of days of the week we would have a hack fest. Sounds very, very good to me. Absolutely. Thanks. Well, so Brian, are you going to – and Todd, are you going to send something out before the end of the year with prospective dates and maybe a survey or something of interest? Yeah. We'll take that as an action item to work with the group working on the hackathon to see if we can get some deal on space and some other sponsorship for the hack fest and the timing of that and we'll put something out. We'd like, in general, to get ahead. We also have an item on the agenda for today to talk about San Francisco in January. So yeah, we'll work on that and come back to the TSE. Okay. Cool. So if I may interject, I have to repeat my request for documenting as much as possible even if there are tentative dates for now. We have two pages that I know of. There is the events page on the Hyperledger website and then we have a public meeting schedule on the wiki and none of them, as far as I know, reflect any of these things. It makes it hard to know what's going on. So I would appreciate if we could put a bit of effort into doing this and again, even if it's tentative dates for now, it's still better to have that as a placeholder than nothing. Good point Arnaud. Thank you. Okay. Next up is the security badge discussion and we started that in the past about getting the security badge and I think, well, I guess Brian, were you going to lead this? Yeah, I have to admit I've not taken the phone since the last time we talked. Are there any volunteers? Otherwise, certainly, we can move forward with this. It really does mean reviewing the specification for the CII security self-certification really. We're hearing that and then coming back and saying here's what the project must do. Here's the overall Hyperledger project. Here's what our code bases must do, that sort of thing. And just come back with a set of tasks for us to roll through. Oh, okay. I'll do that. You sure? Yeah, yeah. That's fine. That'd be great. Okay, then next up is the proposed hack vest in San Francisco following construct on February 1 and 2, which I believe is a Wednesday and Thursday, if I'm not mistaken. The construct is on the 30th and 31st, which is on Monday and Tuesday. And so we've started asking around about space. I actually asked the construct conference planners. This is a coin desk conference. This is the same group. Unless I'm well mistaken, it does be a consensus conference in May in New York City. This is more of a CTO kind of focused on the conference, but it does seem like many of you likely will be there or could be there. If you'd like to be there, let me know. I think they're still putting together the invite and such, but it's about 400 people. It's being held at the Palace of Fine Arts, which is just across the street from the Linux Foundation headquarters. So those of you who are out for the hack vest that we did a couple of, several months ago in San Francisco, it's nearby. And I'm in contact with the construct planners about seeing if they'd like to partner up and work with us on doing this at the same space as construct. But we have some other options as well. So that's another thing Todd and I will take is action items to move forward on this. If anyone is in San Francisco and wants to look at other space alternatives or has other space alternatives in mind, certainly let us know. But the idea is that we would do it either the 28th, 29th, the weekend before, or the first and second afterwards and probably the first and second. It just might be easier to get space on that day. Does anyone have a preference or any of those thoughts on this? My preference would be to do it afterwards to continue the week if it's the construct is a Monday, Tuesday. So rather than doing it over the weekend, doing it during the week could be easier to schedule. Yeah. So I tend to agree with Nick. Certainly, for me, I've got to slip myself across the country. And I just as soon do it all in one go and not below a weekend. That's just me. I think for anyone scheduling, it's better to contain it in a particular section if that's possible. Yeah, we'll probably get a lower turnout. If we do it on the weekend. And Brian, you're interested. It's probably still best again to do it in San Francisco rather than South Bay area. That was a question that we went through that last time, trying to move it down to the IBM facility and a couple down in San Jose. Right. Well, it was mainly to try to be, you know, conjoined in somewhere with the construct conference. There's also a Stanford meeting. Let's see. Just before that, the 26-27. So, you know, I think it could be open. I think the benefit of being in San Francisco is potentially to be aligned with that conference. But, you know, that may be of questionable value, you know. And if it was hard to get a space up here at that time, I'd certainly rather have it down there than not at all. I'd suggest that maybe, you know, a survey or a doodle poll to get a sense of who's going to which conference, if at all, and preference for location of venue.  But it's certainly down by IBM. It's not a lot. And I think that's... I was just going to chime in quickly. I think we did the doodle poll last time as well, and we can certainly do it again. And last time, it was roughly even with a slight favoring to San Francisco. Yeah. Okay. The IBM Facility South Bay is very good to stay focused on the work. There isn't much distraction. We just... That was really bad. We just started working on it. You've been watching cows? Watching cows is not interesting? Yeah. All right. I guess next up is Hart wanted to give us an update on the white paper working group. Yeah. I wanted to discuss kind of what steps we were taking to try to make sure that we had a white paper sooner rather than later and sort of stopped going in circles. Yeah. So our plan for, I guess, you know, approximately the next month or so, so we're going to finalize what we are calling a white paper skeleton. And we'll send that out hopefully in the next week or so. This will have sort of a couple of paragraphs about what we want to write and why, and then a general outline of the white paper. So we'll send that out to the TSC list hopefully sometime in the next week or so. And ideally people can read it and give us comments over the holidays. And then hopefully at one of the first meetings in January, we can get a TSC approval on sort of the skeleton of the white paper, at which point we can, as a group, you know, split it up and write the thing and hopefully everyone's okay with it. So I guess the crux of the matter is we'd like to get TSC approval on an outline essentially so that we don't get stuck in this endless cycle of circular changes. Does that generally seem okay with people? That works for me. Absolutely. That seems to be a wise move. You know my feelings on this. Yes, we do. Yep. All right. So that sounds like a good plan, part. Thanks for driving that. Awesome. Yeah, we'll try to get that sent out within a week or so. And then everyone, and particularly TSC people, if you can take a look and get back with us, get back with some comments so that, you know, what we don't want to happen is we don't want to be bringing this up for a vote and someone says, oh no, no, you know, you need to redo this whole part of it and we don't want to get stuck in something circular like that. So the earlier the comments come, the better. And thanks everyone. Okay. All right. So everybody look out for that so that we can maybe turn the outline around during the holidays. Actually, that brings up a good point. We didn't put this on the agenda, but just to sort of review the meeting schedule for the next few weeks. We had planned on canceling the next two TSC meetings, which would be the, was it the 22nd and the 29th, I think? Yep. The 22nd and 29th. Yeah, 22nd and 29th. And so the next TSC meeting would be January 5th. Hopefully everybody is back then and we should be able to reach a quorum, but it was basically felt that people would be, you know, either taking time off. I know I plan to try and take a little bit of time off the last week and I'll be working on and off during the next couple of weeks, but hopefully everybody is back in time for the 5th. So the next TSC meeting will be January 5th and hopefully then we can pick up and get an agreement on that date for your outline. Sounds great. Next up, just as a reminder, we talked about, and this was largely driven by you know, input from Nick as well and I want to thank you for that. To get each working group to sort of document in some sort of a charter before the January 12th, which would be the second meeting in the new year. And so I just want to remind everybody to, that they need to be working on that and to bring them to the TSC by the 12th. We won't necessarily approve them on the 12th if there hasn't been enough time, but I do want to sort of set a target for when everybody can get theirs in. And of course you can always get it in earlier and then that way it gives people time to review it. But that's just a reminder. And then, Brian, you want to talk about the internship program? Sure, I mean I would share it with Todd as well if you'd like that or anything. But we're still putting this together, but one of the next steps is looking at the people who would be mentors for these interns. And I think the idea is across our different projects we have individuals able to spend a couple of months coming up to speed and hopefully contributing in some non-trivial way. And to get their, you know, certainly they'll depend upon the community. You know, they climb the learning curve and get to be productive. And very similar to Google's summer of code, you know, it's very, I think, important to have some mentors involved in at least one mentor per to act really as a more persistent presence in that mentor's experience. So, you know, the requirements shouldn't be too hectic, but it should be, you know, quick turnaround on email right here and there and maybe a few phone calls. You know, and face-to-face if that works out, but certainly not required. Todd, anything else? What is the expectation for the interns? Are they going to be in the San Francisco office or where would they be located? What is the mentorship? Is there a job description? No, I don't think we will be requiring them to be in the San Francisco office or expecting to be, although any of you who do happen to be around, certainly that would be great. But no, we'd like to find, you know, the right mentors no matter where they're located around the world. So, and then, you know, the expectation is that they're still somebody probably in school, that they're probably still working their way through, you know, kind of a standard curriculum of computer science, that they have an interest in blockchain technology space and they simply want to learn more. I'd expect that they probably should have some experience with open source software development, but they still may be rough around the edges on that too. So, some of the mentoring may be on how to participate in a community, how to ask smart questions, how to give good feedback to others, that sort of thing. So, as much, you know, in the guts on a particular project, I think the hope is that they do contribute something substantive to one or more of our code bases. But that is as much about that as it is about training them on public software development, open source development. Is that anything to add? No, I just dropped a few links in there. One is just for the umbrella internship program at the Linux Foundation, just talking about it in general across the roughly 50 projects we host. And then I dropped in a link for Open Mainframe's internship program, which just should add a little more color to what we're working towards developing early next year. And are these general undergrads or grad students? And I'm asking specifically because I've got someone that asked me about internships to move a code base into a hyperledger from MIT. She's a grad student. I wouldn't want to tie an internship to something like that just because that is more of a... That's as much technical as it is as a political, but that's a fairly sophisticated thing and I'd like to be open to that whether or not we accept a particular person as an intern. But other than that, I don't know that we've limited to undergrads, but I haven't read the whole Linux Foundation policy on this stuff. And I would personally be happy to take a grad student. Okay, thanks. Can you answer the question about is this a full-time summer internship? Yeah, it is. And there should be some details on the Open Mainframe page. And if not, I can send a quick summary of what we see in on-pass projects as well. I guess that's it unless anybody has any additional agenda topics. Yeah, let us know if you want to be a mentor. I guess the wrap-up of it. Yeah. On any other topics, Chris, since we didn't have a quorum here to vote on Cello, do we want to try to do an approval by email between here and January? Sure, I can start that off. I'll draft a note right now. Okay. And if we're not ready, enough to TSE feels that there's still some more evolution of the proposal required, that's fine too. Just wondering if we are ready, you know, then we can get the list set up and open the door for that community. I'm not hearing any pushback. I'll send a note right now. Okay. I guess that's it. So I wish everybody a happy holiday season. And we'll talk at all not before. Thanks everyone. Have a good break. Happy holidays, everyone. Bye-bye.


I'm JJ Zacharyson with today's FanDuel Hurry Up. We're gonna talk week six waiver wire and let's kick things off with Cadarius Tony, who's absolutely crushing it. You know, the Giants pass catchers are banged up and Tony's been able to play more snaps as a result. On Sunday against Dallas, he had 189 yards receiving and he had a pretty good game the week before. He now has a 30% target share per game over his last two. And here's the thing about Tony. He's not just doing it from one area of the field. He's not just playing the slot and getting a whole bunch of looks through the slot. He's playing all over the field with these banged up pass catchers. The Giants aren't going to be able to keep him on the sidelines when Darius Slayton and Sterling Shepard and Kenny Golliday are all healthy. They're gonna have to use Cadarius Tony because he's good. He's playing very, very well. So definitely add Tony off the waiver wire this week. On that same team, Devonte Booker. Saquon Barkley is gonna be out because of an ankle injury. Devonte Booker in that game against Dallas of 17 non-Saquon Barkley rushes by the running max. Devonte Booker had 16 of them and he had an 11% target share. So while Saquon Barkley is sideline, expect Devonte Booker to be a workhorse in that backfield. And then finally, Darryl Henderson. Clyde Edwards-Alair, he's gonna be out for some time because of an MCL sprain.  He did see more targets than Jarrick McKinnon on Sunday against Buffalo. He had five targets and McKinnons two. So I expect Darryl Williams to be not the workhorse in that backfield, but to play a pretty big role and give him the fact that this is a good offense. One of the best offenses in the league. He's gonna be viable in fantasy football as long as they don't add anyone. So I like Darryl Williams this week off the waiver wire as well.