Lumberjacks taking on the Spuds in Moorhead tonight. Home team up one to nothing in the second. When Cullen Guest takes the puck and a great move. Cash is in top right corner to make it two to nothing. Spuds. But Bemidji would come back hungry. Lumberjacks pushed this one down the ice. Bjorn Jorgensen beats the defense to it. And slides one behind the goal to make it two to one. But the Moorhead defense wouldn't let up another one all night. Jorgensen coming in with speed this time. Nodges isn't fazed. Jorgensen goes crashing into the net. Moorhead comes away with a victory four to one.


So it is going to be a haul with many reviews, but forgive me if I haven't tried everything because I really haven't worn a lot of makeup this month to tell you the honest truth because I just have not felt up to it. But I did definitely want to tell you guys about these because they are things that are hitting the market right now. A few of these things aren't things that are from the drug store. There's a couple of higher end foundations that I'm going to be trying out for you guys but I did want to tell you about them. Okay, I don't know if you guys have seen the I Heart Revolution line hit Ulta, but these are these cute little donut palettes, which I just, I think they're just absolutely adorable. There's a, this is blueberry and then this is raspberry and I have the raspberry one on today and I really have enjoyed how they have performed. They've performed really well. I wore the blueberry one other time and I liked the quality of them. I didn't feel like there was a lot of fallout. I felt like the pigmentation was really good. The blendability is really good. I will say that this middle shade on both of them, it is like a shimmer shade, but it's super light. So you almost need to put it over top of another one of these shades, which is not really a problem and you could also wet your brush, which I find that it really didn't give a lot of pigmentation on that. As you can see, it's super light even though it is a shimmery color. I really love the blue one. The blue one's got some really pretty turquoise colors in there. It's like a cobalt and then this one right here is kind of like a shimmery metallic periwinkle, which is really beautiful. Oh, and these little palettes, they do have a mirror too, which is actually pretty nice to, you know, just throw that in your purse on the go. Now, this one from I Heart Revolution, this one is called One True Love, has this really cool sparkly stuff on the front and it's in like a watery substance so it can kind of move around. That's not why I got it. I didn't even know that it had that. But I really liked the colors in here. This is kind of a more along the lines of a pink palette. It does have a couple of little bits of like lavender and mauve, but it's got some really interesting colors in here besides that. So there's the colors right there. I would say that the ones that you can't see very much are these two lighter colors right here, which is right here and right here. Nice packaging. It's very heavy. It's plastic. It's not, you know, cardboard like so many are. I do appreciate that. Nice mirror in here. Formalize seemed to be blendable and wearable and the wear time is good on them. I definitely would say you need an eyeshadow primer with them. So if you're really into pinks or moths, that's one that you might want to check out. Now, I'm not going to get into these right now, but I did pick up a bunch of new foundations. And the reason I'm not getting into it right now is because I'm going to do a complete wear test for you guys on all of these. These are not necessarily new to the market, but they're new to me. And I really have been wanting to step up what I'm trying for foundations because my foundation drawer is stuff that has been out for a long time. And there's new foundations coming out all the time. So this is from from Pacifica. They are a completely green vegan company, if you guys don't know that already, but they're really an all natural company. So I'm going to be trying that one. This is called a light, clean foundation. I'm going to be trying that one. I'm also trying out the It Bye Bye Foundation. I don't know how this one escaped my radar, but I got this one and I'm going to be trying it out too. I have worn this one once. I did like it when I wore it, but I want to give it more of a chance. You guys told me about the Maybelline Superstay Foundation. And again, I have worn this twice and so far I've really liked it. I don't when it says 24 hour, I don't think that it's a 24 hour foundation, especially not for me. I'm the type of person that I have to have a nap in the day and I'm like, you know, face planting half the time. So don't necessarily know if it's 24 hour like the foundation, but I don't know if it's 24 hour. And then when I was an altar, I saw the BH Cosmetics Liquid Foundation. I it says natural, naturally flawless. So anything that says natural and not matte, I usually go for. So I'm going to be trying that one out for you guys, too. The It Confidence and the Foundation, I have heard so many mixed reviews on this. I've tried it one time and it worked out really well for me so far. But I will be giving you guys an in-depth review of that one for sure. And then this is the Clinique Even Better Refresh Hydrating and Repairing Makeup. So I wanted to try this one specifically because it has a lot of skincare properties in it. I did try this one once as well. It was a little bit too dark for me. So I think as I self tan, this is going to be just about perfect. But I will be reporting back to you guys on all of those foundations. What is that like seven foundations that I have to try? I know that I have been kind of palette crazy in the past, but I definitely want it and don't get me wrong, I'm not stopping my palettes. But I wanted to try and do a lot more branch out of different kinds of makeup. This one is the Essence Volume Booster Lash Primer. I do like this one, however, I feel like it's almost too wet. I'm hoping as it dries out and I try it some more that it will be a little bit less wet on my eyelashes because it just seems to make them clump together a little bit too much, but that's only on one try. This one is one that I have had in the past, but you guys recommended it again and I really do like this one from Lash Princess. It is the green one that is called Fault Slash Effect. I think that's what it is. What I want to say about this is a fantastic mascara for making your lashes long and full and thick, but the thing about it is it does flake on me. So I'm hoping that I have another mascara now that I can just swipe over top of it to give it a little bit more of a waterproof boost to it. And going to see how that goes, but I do like that. This is from Pure. This is an original eyeliner stamp. It's not Pure Cos, the Pure Cosmetics line. It's P-U-R-E. OK, so these are stamps that you're supposed to be able to do the winged liner on one side and then the other. So you get two of them, you get a left one and you get a right one. And so I'll just kind of try and show you guys what it looks like right there. Hopefully that will come into focus. What you do is you just put it there and then on the other side, there is the liner that you're supposed to be able to connect everything with. This did not work out. It was not good, you guys. The reason is is because, you know, when you get older, you have this creepy skin right here, this little lapse right here or this little overlap right here. And, you know, if you try to stamp on top of it, then if you raise your eyes, then you've got a little skip there. And if not, you can't see the darn thing. So for me, even though it's a great concept because I couldn't do a winged liner to save my butt, I think that I can't do a winged liner to save my butt because I'm of my age. So that one was a pass for me, you guys. I just had to pass on it. Oh, so I did say that I was doing more foundations, but I didn't say I wasn't going to do palettes. I got the rainbow palette from Rimmel. I haven't had a chance to dive into that one. But if it's anything like the crimson and the violet, then I think I'm going to like that. This one is the Sugar Rush palette from Flower Beauty. And this one I have used a lot. I used it a lot before I got sick this month. And I really like this one, you guys. This is a definite yes. And I'd love to swatch it for you today, but just don't have enough time to do that. Then LA Girl, there was a bunch of these out. This is called the Wanderlust Eyeshadow Palette. OK, so that's what it looks like. This was not a good palette for me. When I used it, there was a lot of fallout. It did not have a lot of pigmentation and it didn't last a long time. If you guys watch Sabrina, which I love that girl, if you watch her, she tested all of these out. And I don't remember whether this is one that she liked or not. But this one for me is a hard pass. I haven't heard many people raving about how good these are. So I'm probably not going to pick any more up for myself. OK, have you guys seen how great the liquid catsuit glosses are? If you guys haven't had a chance to pick these up, I highly recommend that you do. I have six of them. I put one of them in a dupe video where I was duping it in comparison to Anastasia Beverly Hills, and it really does hold up to that. Now I'll show you the colors that I have right here. They're beautiful colors. I chose colors that were a little bit more in my wheelhouse. Although I probably won't wear this coral very often. But I also chose some that I felt like I could mix together and get different shades. That really is the beauty of these is they're opaque. And so when you're mixing them, you're going to get something that your lips are covered with. They last a long time on your lips. They're not a super sticky formula, but they are enough to be able to hold that color on your lips. And I think that they're just they're very pretty colors. You have anything from nudes to really brights, to fuchsia, to muted colors. So I really have like that. While we're on the subject of lips, I want to share for share with you. This is the Flower Beauty Lip Topper. This one I thought was really a pretty color. I again, I thought it was more pink, but getting it, it was just a little bit more on the orangey side, but on top of another gloss or another lipstick. I just think this would be so pretty. And then the I Heart Revolution is another one that I got that this one. I'm not very impressed with you guys, honestly. This was a very thin formula. I didn't feel like it wore very well throughout the day. It's right there. Like I said, you can barely see it's very sheer. The other thing that I didn't like it, it had a little bit of grain in it. Sometimes when you get glitter, you can get that feeling of having just a little bit of grit in there that drives me crazy. I want my glasses to be juicy. I want them to be slick and comfortable. I don't want to ever put my lips together and have any sort of a grain in there. So I probably wouldn't go for this one again. I did pick up the True Match Lumie Bronze It from L'Oreal. I really like this, you guys. I don't know if any of you have tried it before. It's a beautiful satin bronzer. It reminds me so much of the Marc Jacobs Omega bronzer. Just the way that it goes on, the way that it, you know, really enhances. Now, that's a really dark swatch. You guys don't have to put it on that dark, but it just is a really pretty one. It doesn't have like a flat look to it, but it doesn't have like a high shine look to it or a shimmery look to it. Just really beautiful on how well it does on bronzing up the face. I do have this one on today. This is the Wet n Wild Mega Jelly Face Primer. Have you guys seen this yet? OK, it is absolutely a jelly product. I don't even know if you guys can tell whether that it's in there.  But this is really interesting. It feels extremely hydrating. But at the same time, I can tell that there is a little bit of those priming properties in there. I'm not sure if this has silicone or dimethicone or anything in it. I'll make sure that I throw that up on the screen. I don't know if this is a limited edition or not. But I really like this. Now, if any of you guys have tried this, honey, do me up from NYX. This is a lot like that. It's that watery consistency, but you can still tell that it's doing something. So I can't decide whether it's like holding my moisture in or whether it's really creating that base for the makeup, because I did use just on the areas where I have a lot of pores. I did use a primer that does have silicone in it. But yeah, I'm really enjoying this one. It reminded me a lot of the honey do me from NYX. OK, this one, this is the Maybelline Super Stay new foundation that is the actual powder foundation, so creamy.  And you guys know, I have really, really dry skin, so that can be a problem for me. So I will report back to you on that one as well. And then, you guys, I have four highlighters. Why do I have four highlighters? Because I couldn't get five. No, I just I came across these and I was like, I need to try these. OK, we'll start out with the Elf one. This is a rose gold highlighter. This is fairly new to their line. It looks like it's going to be super duper beaming highlight, but it's not. It's kind of surprising. The only thing that I wasn't super crazy about was the color on it. It just was when it said rose gold, I thought it would be a little bit more rose than the gold, but it's not. It's more along the lines of the gold. But the formula is really pretty. It's really a beautiful one. I think that this is one that is going to rival the Maybelline Master Crohn's, I think that's what they're called. I love that formula. This one is just a little bit more stiff, but not so stiff to the point that you couldn't, you know, blend it in and have it be just every bit as a beautiful highlight as those. So I'm going to try some other colors on that and I'll let you guys know. But I have liked that one so far. Warn that one. I think I've worn that one twice. Catrice came out with these two highlighters. Why did they come out with these two highlighters? I don't know, because they're really close to the same thing. First of all, this is called the 3D Glow Highlighter.  I don't know if you guys can see that it has some ice white color in there. And then it has like a color of almost like an off white. But watch this, you guys. It is so white. You would either have to wear that like on your eyelids or you would have to really, really sheer that out.  So I don't know how impressed I am with that one to tell you the honest truth. And then this one right here, this one is called Arctic Glow. So this one is more along the lines of the baked formula as well. But it's a lot softer than that one I just showed you of elves. And again, it does have that white property to it. But the difference with this one is it's got just a little hint of the lavender pinky color in it. So it's got like the duo chrome colors going on with it. So this one, again, you could wear it on your eyes. But I do think that this makes a really pretty highlighter. I have worn it once. I don't think that if you're a deeper skinned gal that you would like this, really, I wish they would come out with more colors when they come out with this kind of stuff. What is it with Catrice and not being able to come out with colors to fit the shade ranges? Who knows? There is a new master chrome from Maybelline and it has the Puma on the front. And I think it is called Puma. I'm not 100 percent sure. You guys, I don't know what I did with my glasses. Anyway, this highlighter, I actually have it on today. And you guys, this flips between like peach and coral and pink and gold. It just it has the most beautiful property of going through all of those. Look at it right there. Oh, my gosh, it goes through the gamut of all of those colors. I'm in love with this thing. Now, I have every one that they've made, except for I think there's one called Topaz that I don't have. But you guys, I love this.  I'm going to put a little bit on for you guys. A little bit more so you can see what I'm talking about. But basically, it's just that I don't even know how to describe it. You guys, it's just such a pretty beaming color. It. Oh, my gosh. That is one of the prettiest highlights I think I've ever seen. And I'm talking like I have highlights from Becca Laura Geller. I have them from Maybelline from Seattle, London. I have Anastasia Beverly Hills highlighters. I have a lot of highlighters. But this is probably one of the prettiest I have ever seen. I love it. So I would highly recommend that one for sure. I think it's so pretty. That's it. It did turn into a lot of reviews, didn't it, you guys? Please don't forget to give this video a thumbs up if you wouldn't mind. If you like seeing haul slash reviews, I love bringing those videos to you. I do like to show you not just give you, you know, here's here's something I got. I do like to tell you a little bit about the product and whether or not it was one that I really was impressed by or not. Don't forget to subscribe if you're new here to the channel. We'd love to have you here as part of our family. And I hope that wherever this video hits you, whether it's the week or the weekend that you're having an amazing day, I will see you guys all in my next video. Love you. Bye bye.


Surprise, surprise. There are a few people in Washington, DC who were not afraid to talk about Julian Assange all these years. And our next member of Tribunal is one of them. So it's my big pleasure to present the one and only Chip Gibbons, policy director of the organization Defending Rights and Descent. Thank you so much for that introduction. And thank you everyone who is coming as one of the few people in DC willing to talk about Assange's case. It gets very lonely, but I'm very heartened and inspired to see all of you here today. I wanna start by acknowledging three people who cannot be here today. One is Julian Assange, who is imprisoned in a dungeon called Belmarsh. The second is Daniel Hale, who is currently being held in a communications management unit. I've been told that Daniel watches Democracy Now, which is streaming this. Daniel, if you can hear this, I wanna say on behalf of everyone in this room, you have our solidarity. Never let them break your spirit. A better world is possible only because of people like you. And as an aside, I'd like to note the CMU, much like Belmarsh, is associated with the war on terror.   And for this patriotic act was driven into exile while the lying spies continue to enjoy lucrative careers with war profiteers and cable news programs. And you have to ask yourself, do they view those as two different jobs? Because after all, someone has to sell the wars that line their pockets. I am here today to talk about Julian Assange's case. Assange is the persecution of Assange is part of a larger war on truth. Assange is a journalist and a publisher, not a whistleblower or a source, but the normalization of the use of the Espionage Act against whistleblowers paved the way for Assange's unprecedented indictment. My fellow witness, Jessalyn, has long argued the war on whistleblowers was a backdoor war on journalism. Do you know who else agrees with this? The US Army Counterintelligence Center, who in 2008 noted that the governments of North Korea, Russia, and Israel, DC's favorite democracy, had blocked the WikiLeaks website, but there was a better way to destroy them, expose and prosecute the whistleblowers. And they used to phrase whistleblowers in this document. They never do so publicly, but they did so privately in this document to prosecute those whistleblowers to destroy WikiLeaks. The US government knows, like we know, that without sources, there is no journalism. But the US government is no longer content with merely going after the sources. They have made Assange the first person ever indicted under the Espionage Act for the crime of publishing truthful information. Make no mistake, the attempts to silence Assange is part of a larger war to silence those who expose the crimes of empire, militarism, and the US national security state. And it's not just a legal war involving a prosecution, but an extra legal war involving covert action and propaganda. While the US security state is cloaked in secrecy, there have been a steady trickle of revelations about the three-letter agency's war on WikiLeaks. The NSA added Assange to their manhunting database. The CIA plotted to kidnap and maybe even kill Assange. Various agencies sought to get around rules protecting press freedom by arguing WikiLeaks were not journalists. The NSA discussed the idea of declaring WikiLeaks a malicious foreign actor. The FBI and the CIA demanded a personal audience with Barack Obama to persuade him that rules protecting press freedom should not apply to WikiLeaks as WikiLeaks should instead be classified as information brokers. I'm not sure what an information broker is. I don't think the CIA and the FBI know either. And finally, they invented the term hostile non-state intelligence agency to allow the CIA to engage in offensive counterintelligence against WikiLeaks, something previously reserved only for rival spy agencies and requires even less oversight, and there's very little oversight over the CIA, over CIA covert action. The US government's legal and extra legal war on WikiLeaks is a war on journalism itself. By bringing an indictment under the Espionage Act, the US government has endangered the First Amendment's guarantee of press freedom. By applying the Espionage Act extraterritorially to a foreign national, they jeopardize press freedom globally. It's also a war on everyone in this room's right to know. The Supreme Court has long held the First Amendment also includes a right to receive information and ideas. Through its lawfare, covert actions, and propaganda campaigns, the US government hopes to prevent WikiLeaks from publishing. Thus, the US government has engaged in a conspiracy to deprive the US people writ large of our First Amendment right to receive information and ideas. They are seeking to kill the messenger in order to prevent all of us from getting the message. And I know my time is up, but I have my own message. I'm sure there's someone from the J. Edgar Hoover building, which is just a few blocks down the street, sitting in the audience somewhere.  We will free Julian. We will free Daniel. We will bring Edward home. And you can put in my FBI file that I said that. Thank you very much.


All right, folks, welcome on back here this Monday, March 21st. This time here at 2.30 PM Eastern time for Norman and for all of us live inside Cyber Group. Great to see you all back. Rejoining us, Bill, Johannes, John included as well, and the rest of us here just chatting back here in a second. Great to see all of us otherwise on social media, Facebook Live or YouTube folks. We have a lot to talk about and at least for this afternoon, we have a little amount of time to do it. We have class coming on ahead at 3.05 Eastern time. So great to see Kathleen. Great to see Ray rejoining us here too. Perfect. So for right now to begin the YMTX on the screen, unfortunately, it's pulling back down right now and quite a bit, you know, it seems like it even wants to break a lower here from previous support off of like 180-ish, 182, no, no, 190 right there. But nonetheless though, ended up making a nice run going into this afternoon, right? So a few of us like Norman were able to catch some money on it. Norman caught 14 cents himself right in from 201, but yeah, ended up making a nice move initially from like 160-ish, 165 once it broke its top from there, moved up, you know, like I said, just very nicely up towards the top there at the time. About a 17,000 share iceberg order on the ask at 250. Listen, 17,000 doesn't seem that big in the grand scheme of, you know, other examples that we've called out, I mean, let alone from this afternoon and from this morning. But you know, it's just to say though that given the rest of the other orders out there on the book, it was relatively big, right? You know, it's all about relative, relativity when it comes down to following the big money, following the volume. And that's exactly what we're going to begin to talk about this afternoon in class. We're going to talk more about, you know, order types, market versus limit here this afternoon, but we're going to pick the ball up right where we leave off heading into Wednesday this week to wrap it up. But yeah, I mean, right now the YMTX here heading into the close. I do not like the drop off right now. So, you know, the best I could do right now is put it on the side list, maybe come back to it at the very end. Certainly we'll come back to it and put it on our watch list if it shows stronger signs of life from this very point. So we'll come back to it. We'll see. But otherwise, though, the star of the day today, holy smokes. The NRSN stock breaking all-time highs early this morning and just kept on giving. Ended up making this nice squeeze shortly after the market opened up from two all the way up towards 6.57 ish, then from there broke out a bit later on heading into the early afternoon from like six upwards towards just about the high there, 820, 818. But seem to be said here, as I just said on YMTX and, you know, listen, the spread is huge on this type of stock. You know, the order book is very thin. And with that, you know, just even a lot of price levels lacking orders in general across the bid and the ask, it makes for these types of shakes. It could allow for the type of pop that we caught earlier, but it also allows for this type of drop off if we, you know, see lower highs and then it for it to come back down to support again. So no surprise here. I'll put this on the side list for right now alongside that YMTX. You know, I have no issue coming back to it at the end. You know, if it makes some sort of, you know, false breakdown here and slingshot right back up, but just to show the all-time high on this trade really briefly, stock's pretty much a new IPO back from November, December of last year and then broke that top just, you know, the high there at the time 470. So early within the morning, it did that.  That's an extremely shoot from the hip, you know, guess it's exactly that a guess.  I mean, we'll come back to this at least at the end. All right. So this was on the top of the gainers list already. The warrant is actually up even more. That's not too surprising. So with that, it's just beginning to make the same type of drop off here as it made the lower high from previous. The order book is relatively similar here as it was on the stock itself, which is kind of surprising. So, you know, that makes this even more volatile compared to even the regular equity NRSN makes it just more difficult to get out on larger sized positions. So we're going to skip over this one for sure. You know, the equity itself NRSN will come back to, like I said at the end. All right, we keep it moving here, folks.  We'll do a separate one later on this week. But, you know, Bitcoin dropped off with the market heading into the early afternoon. We'll talk about the drop within the spy here in just a bit. Nice recovery, at least so far right now. But getting back to the list here, CRXT ended up making a nice move going into the real early afternoon, broke the top roughly off of 110. Now shortly after 1230 Eastern time, you know, ran up really nicely, right? I don't think it got halted. It was pretty damn close to getting halted though. Just right off the last little spike up here. And then unfortunately, while we ended up seeing it begin to pull back, break below support, even though it made a higher high technically, just on the one minute chart, but just to say, you know, ended up snapping right back down off a false breakout, broke below that support there, and then from there just kind of coasted on back down. So yeah, this one we're going to pass on, you know, maybe if it ends up making a bigger move, if not this afternoon, then maybe tomorrow, later on this week, I would have no problem coming back to it. This stock is definitely more up our wheelhouse as a team. You know, just consistently tight spread, very liquid order book. And even with that in mind, it allowed the stock to make a near dollar move for a $1 stock. So that's pretty damn impressive. All right, quick little water break there. CRBP though, just looking flat for right now. I thought, that's why. I'd just like to see it getting in the way. CDZI, I meant to actually click on here. A lot of these are below a dollar. So unless if they're really making a pop, you folks let me know on that. But I'm going to skip over them for right now.  It's not really trading a whole lot of volume per minute. It's more than our price range and definitely order book looks pretty decent. But again, just trying to be a little picky here for a rather uneventful day. We had the spy drop off, like I said, but aside from that really not much to write home about. I mean, the NRSN, of course, but in terms of overall activity, more of a nickels and dimes day. You know, it's kind of usual for a Monday here. So SPPI, flat right now. Just going to skip over it here for right now. It made a nice move from this morning, but again, it's kind of just dead. The UTM E-Trid, I ended up doing all right on this at first. I ended up getting in and out quickly for about 14, 15 cents on half of my position. And then the other half, I tried to let it ride up, which obviously didn't happen. I ended up getting stopped out on that break even. But ended up dropping right back down. Right now, I guess you could say it's trying to inch back up a bit here, but not really too impressive to me so far. My plan is to buy out. So I should have skipped over that here right away. All right, we keep it going here, folks. HUSN was kind of a pop and drop type of play. I told you to be careful for that type of move here once the market opened up, at least for those that were in cyber group. That was the one thing I had mentioned right as it was beginning to test up towards the 350 level. We needed to see a lot of buying off that price, right? That is exactly what I had mentioned during the morning meeting. So it's to say if we see buying, then we'll look to try and take that trade. But otherwise, if we fail to see the buying or if we do in the stock that just doesn't really seem to want to go anywhere, then we can't fight it. It's like swimming upstream. You know, in this case, you're going to get drowned by the drop off here. And then this ended up just completely dumping. So yeah, right now we're going to pass on this one here too, but just lesson to be learned. History just has a tendency to repeat itself. Just take a look on HUSN previously, even on these days where it had a stronger day than today. The following days, it only dumped back down. All right, one of us having a quick audio issue inside the trading room. Just chat it to him briefly there. Let's keep it going. CENN ended up making a nice move from today. So this alongside the NRSN were two of the better movers from the day. The CENN trade ended up making a nice break off of the two level. At first it was a little slow, but ended up breaking higher pretty nicely. And again, it seemed to be said here, as I said on the others, just dumping back down pretty harshly here for the meantime. So I just wish they were closer to the highs. And if there's a stock that's closer to the lows you're heading into the afternoon, I'll be more keen to follow that should it be shortable. So let's see what else we got here across the Gainer side first, but we'll definitely hop on over to the loser's list next. At 8KAN, I saw one of us had called this out earlier, ended up making a low volume squeeze up. I guess you can just easily say this is a new IPO here as well, just back from a few days ago even. All right, this is looking a hell of a lot better. CYRN nice pop at least heading into the early afternoon. We had called this out initially, but I took my eyes off it personally just over the last 30, 45 minutes. So ended up beginning to make that pullback, but actually held. Held support roughly off of 660 there, ended up snapping right back on up and over 7, 720, even tried to test eight recently here. So, yeah, CYRN looks really good, at least to put this on our watch list for the close. Looking at level three here, at least for right now, I don't see much. There's about 10,000 on the bid. Just make sure that guy can hold. Not much really showing too prominently on the ask. So I would assume eight to be that much bigger level. And we haven't even seen eight get tested heading into the afternoon so far. It came close, but no cigar. So that leads me to say, look for the false breakout at first. You know, look to see a lot of buying coming off that eight level. Let it prove itself out to be a strong buying level. Then from there, once the opportunity is prime, once it keeps testing it, then you look for the bigger breakout. But we'll definitely put this on our list here, the CYRN. All right, let's see what else we got here. BBIG was a bit of a bust, unfortunately. BKYI, familiar name, at least click on it.  Just about a week and a half, two weeks ago, perhaps you can call that. But for right now, kind of uneventful. Two wacky spikes up, but pulled right back down. Ake higher lows, I reckon you could say. But I don't know, just kind of inconsistent volume coming in on that trade. So I'm not a fan. I meant to click on GFAI here really quick. BBIG trying to sneak back up, I guess, but we'll pass on it here.  And if so, if it does make that pop, then we'll try and react to it afterwards or just shortly after it makes that pop. But the GFAI, another one that ended up making a nice run heading into the early afternoon. This one off of 120, 125. I know Norman had called this one out inside our trading room earlier. Ended up topping off under 150, the lower high, and then the pullback. It's like the same exact pattern as we had just previously. All right, so with that, let's hop on over to the loser's side here for right now. The VLON, we were hoping for a dead cap bounce, but I was a little wary of a false break because it already made a nice squeeze beginning from the pre-market. So where did we leave off on it? Let's take a look. Ended up, well, it made that pullback, and that's where I said to be a little careful in case it ended up making a lower high from that point after the market opened. Double top, I mean, that's a lower high to me, basically, right? I mean, hit the high, came back down, made the real lower high over time around 10 a.m. Then even right now, it tried to move back up a tiny amount, but failed to really show good momentum. So right now, I'm not a fan of this trade. Maybe if it can bounce back up as we're doing the audio broadcast for us inside the trading room later, then we'll look to follow it from that point, but again, we'll pass on it for right now.  On the loser's side here, at least, that's typically where I could say it's quite impossible to borrow. IMGN, gonna pass on it here, although shortable, just really flat. B-E-K-E, let's take a look on this one. This one has been a great sideless stock, extremely volatile, and since it's been dropping back down at a price of a tiny amount, the spreads have been filling in just a bit. I've noted that over the last couple of days. My first real look at it today, though, and that's where I could say this stock seems like it will have a consistently tight spread for one, maybe two cents the most. But yeah, right now it just is flat, otherwise it's a good sideless stock. It looks like we missed out on a good short this morning on this B-E-K-E. So I'll be more keen to follow it tomorrow morning with that in mind, so I'll just say that. But let's see what else we got. Billy here, BILI, another drop off. Not as great as a short compared to the B-E-K-E, but nice little move down. Oh yeah, we had the KC trade too, another Chinese stock, I believe a Chinese stock, but ended up making a big move with the other Chinese stocks from last week. So this stock is shortable, it's at the lows, right? So it's down over 11% shortable at the lows. That's exactly what I would want to look for here for a short here heading into the close. So definitely KC. John says the CYRN trade is popping right now. Hey, I mean, we put that on the list already, that one was looking pretty nice. We have two on the main watch list, that's really it. We have two on the side list that we'll jump back to in just a moment. If there's any other stocks folks up, down, left, right, more than 5%, 10%, certainly held a lot more. Let me know, type it in the chat board. One on YouTube here pretty briefly, let's see. From Mitch calling out the IRNT, let's see. Yep, that one's looking pretty good to me. So IRNT definitely makes the list. Let's take a look just on level three. I don't have level four book map loaded up right now, folks. Kind of a balanced order book I'd say, not really showing a clean iceberg order. Let's see what happens off of 450. That would be the presumptive resistance level. Maybe there's volume from the New York Stock Exchange that that shows the iceberg there or maybe through the ARCA book otherwise. But yeah, this looks incredible. IRNT in terms of just the chart, the higher low, the break higher right now. John says, just turn back over to the GFAI trade. Ah, it's just been flat since, right? We kind of talked about this earlier. Ended up making a nice move going into the afternoon, but unfortunately just made the top and didn't really hold strong to the highs, at least just yet. Actually came back down quite a bit. So I'd be a little wary on this one, but hey, if it ends up popping, John, I'm sure that you're already in the trade. That'll be my guess. And if so, you're probably in from a decent price, like 132, and you're probably up a couple pennies off to a good start on a higher share position. So that's where I'll send. He says, yes, there we go. Really quick, John, how long have you been a student here at CTU? I wouldn't say that about a brand new student. So I wouldn't make a guess like that out loud for a brand new student. John's been with us probably, I was gonna say four years, three and a half years he wrote. So I know how John trades. So, you know, listen, if it ends up popping, you'll be the first to let us know, John, please. I mean, that's how we work together here in the trading room. So, you know, right now, I'm not fully convinced on it just yet, but he's up a couple pennies, he's off to a good start. And if it ends up breaking higher, then we'll definitely give it another look. There we go, that was pretty funny. CISO moving up from Norman. It is moving back up. And Bobby wrote that on YouTube, kind of just joining us a bit late right now. He says, could use a bit more volume though. And I would agree on that part, but it's breaking over not just the highs from today, but also the highs from like the last two weeks you could see, right? So, listen, it could still be a false breakout.  But maybe coming up here at three o'clock on the flip side, perhaps the order book will fill in more. And should it? I would make it a more enticing trade to actually trade instead of just follow and watch. Right now, I'm kind of in the follow and watch stage of this right now. I'm not fully convinced because of the order book. But that's where I'll kind of like recalibrate, look to see where the buying came in just over the last 30 or so minutes. And then I'll just kind of see where the stock had bounced off from that point. Let's see, from RJF, MULN looking for a bounce. Sheesh. I like the volatility. And for that reason, I'm actually more keen to put this in particular on our list. But man, where I left off on this trade was just a moment ago, probably about like 30 or so minutes ago before the meeting started. I had made a call out inside the live trading room, hey, MULN worth watching at 350 support again. That was a big support level throughout the day that ended up making for a great resistance actually at first. So I was hopeful to see 350 hold of support. Man, that thing ended up breaking below 350 faster than you could ever imagine. So that's where I turned away from it. It didn't even give it a chance for a slingshot, zero. So with that, man, what a drop off this thing had and it's the drop off that is making me more interested in trading this because I don't think it's gonna break back over 350 clean. But from this point, if we can grab 30 cents out of it for a $3 stock, 10% move, not bad. You know what, I do like this one. We'll get this look here, the MULN. All right, folks, before we finish up and hopefully my platform doesn't freeze up here as I try and do this, but I wanna show the spy briefly, just in terms of following Bitcoin in particular, we ended up seeing a little headline come out heading into like 12 o'clock noon. I think it was Powell basically insinuating there's gonna be another rate hike in May, another, I might get the number wrong here, but 25 basis points if I'm not mistaken up to 50. And that might be the theme going forward into the next hike after that. I don't know why he wanted to say that on a random Monday. I didn't think that there was anything too big coming out at 12 o'clock on a Monday. Perhaps I could have been more privy to knowing the schedule economically on the financial calendar, but we had the Fed meeting last week. We knew that this was like the assumed plan. So what was the reason of saying that again to tank the markets there, huh? I mean, that was my opinion on it at first. Well, we ended up seeing the spy make a sharp drop broke below support here off of 445 ish.  The yellow lines here, those are the closing bell prints on the spy from the last few days. And then also just I have a couple of fifth sets up there between retracement lines. But what I want to show namely though is just to show that although the markets dropped off here and well, they bounced, right? Bitcoin didn't really drop off as far as the spy did at least right around noon time. So we'll do a separate Bitcoin video coming up, you know, over this week, over the next couple of days at that. But we ended up seeing Bitcoin of course drop, but whereas we ended up seeing the markets continue to drop off heading into like one o'clock, 115, Bitcoin was holding pretty strongly. So once we started to see the markets begin to push back up, and you could see here like 115, 130, the markets were breaking lower at that point where Bitcoin was holding. Well, that's where we got our bounce. So that was pretty interesting to at least see on a very short-term low timeframe schedule, just kind of seeing Bitcoin hold a little bit stronger compared to the S&P ETF here. But with that in mind though, we'll kind of just see what happens over the next few days. Bitcoin, I've been saying forever, kind of streaming it from the mountain tops. It needs to hold over 40,000, 40,500, you know, back from Friday of last week during the afternoon meeting. I showed it, you can go back on the video. I ended up showing a position, a leveraged position I took. And I ended up taking it under that price, anticipating a pop. That was more of a risk I took. And well, thankfully that paid off. But with that in mind though, it's showtime. We got to see Bitcoin hold over that 40,000, 40,500 area. This morning with the drop off that we had, we ended up seeing it do just that at least. It held above 40,500 and it bounced back up pretty nicely. So we just got to keep seeing continuity with that. And I feel like we'll get separation between Bitcoin and the S&P as a whole, you know, over time, not immediately, but over time. All right, folks, with that, I'm going to finish up. I don't think that we have any other stocks to work with you're heading into this afternoon. Please let me know though, otherwise I'll go an extra like 20 seconds, but we got to make sure all of our students are ready to go alongside myself for class this afternoon, right at 305 Eastern time. Once again, folks, for all of us that have access to the phase one curriculum, we're going to do class today, phase one, lesson two. We're going to be talking more about order types, market versus limit orders. New lows on AMC, nah, it's like a sideless stock, just dropping off a little bit, but kind of like watching the grass grow there, Jeff, going to pass on it. Oh, you know what, before I even finish up, how about this, I looked down on my notepad, I didn't go over the two sideless stocks, I wanted to at least jump back to the YMTX is not going to make it, we're going to pass on that. The NRSN, you know, right now, beginning to make a bit of a slingshot back up here. So, you know what, we'll give it an extra look. The NRSN stock, make sure I don't have like scratchy throat before I do my son off. All right, for all of us on YouTube and Facebook Live, I appreciate you sticking with me each and every day across the whole day today. I know that Fausto will tag back in for me tomorrow morning, back in his normal seat to do the morning meeting there for you folks. 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Hi everyone, welcome. Thanks for having me and thanks for joining. This is my first open source summit in Japan, my home country, so I'm super excited. Today I will talk about strategic alignment of open source contributions with corporate product strategies. So let me share the agenda. Firstly, I will quickly walk through why a company contribute to open source and what kind of benefit the company can get from it. Then moving on to why we need to align our contributions with the corporate product strategies, how we work on the same project, collaborating with multiple teams within the same organization. Then I will identify the company's strategic projects, which open source projects are important for the company and can be considered as a strategic force. After that, I will talk about company open source reputation and project viability, how we build our open source reputation with the ecosystem, and how we assess our key project health and its viability. Finally, I will wrap up with a summary of key points and the actual steps to achieve the alignment along with the final thoughts. So let me talk about myself, my journey to come here, and my involvement in open source. I'm a senior program manager at VMware in the Osbo open source community strategy team. I lead strategic alignment between our contributions and our business strategies working with our product and engineering teams across the organization. I was born and grew up in Japan and studied engineering at university. After this, I joined the global technology company as a Windows software developer for four years, spending much time in Tokyo and Seattle. Then I had an opportunity to lead the UK team for 3G form protocol stack integration. At that time, I met my English husband and moved to the UK where I led Linux and Android based tablet development as a software development manager. This was my first contact with open source, working on Linux, BSP, SDK, JDK, and entire Android platform. After the company closure and the year out to look after my son, I decided to change my career from telecoms to cloud technology as everything was moving to cloud. Then I had an opportunity to lead a large scale company acquisition program at Cisco. This was a great move as it provided me an experience of cloud technology and working across many business functions. Moving up to date, I've led several digital transformation programs and have been at VMI for just over two years. So today, nearly all enterprises use open source with more and more using it strategically. It's a kind of unique tool to engage with developers, users, and customers. And it plays a critical role for the customers who are seeking flexibility. Not only the solution flexibility, but also the commercial flexibility as it doesn't require formal agreement that would be needed for appropriately software. So why should a company contribute to open source? What are the benefits for them? It's well known that the open source provides us with faster time to market and increased developer productivity by reducing technical debts. We can get more robust and generalized solutions that are tried and verified outside of the company. And this enables us to focus on the investment of our uniquely innovative software. It can create feedback loops benefiting from outside perspectives. We can work in the company, our community, benefiting from a combined workforce, making best use of our time and resources. Another benefit for the company to contribute to open source is to be able to influence the project direction. For example, they can influence what features should be implemented next. We need to bear in mind that these benefit come with the cost. We don't want to just use it. We want to contribute back to the project. So that the project we depend on in order to ensure a healthy foundation of our business. The ecosystem is bigger than us. We don't want to go alone. Together, we can create a great system. You will end up working with a collection of other companies, individuals, your competitors or together so that we can leverage that the balanced power behind the community. By participating in the project community, you have access to the feature roadmap, details of outstanding bugs, potential license change, security issues that may affect the business. We need to know that all this information because open source is part of our products. There are many other benefits to contribute to open source. It's a win-win solution for both communities and companies for their long-term success. So why do we align a contribution and our business strategies? At VMware, open source is built into most of our products and solutions and people continuously upstream their code. Some projects are massively popular and quite often they're used in multiple products across the same organization. We have many people who are also working in open source project communities and occasionally they observe multiple people from the same company, trying to promote different solutions without coordinating internally. Here, broader improvement should occur in a coordinated and thoughtful manner. When we were working on the key projects that our business relies on, it is important to make sure that our contributions are consistent and aligned with our business strategies. Inconsistency can cause confusion and delay. Having a united front in the communities will help us to drive more efficient and effective contributions by working towards the same business goals. Our investment in open source serves our business and open source is built on relationships that take a long time to build. So we need to set the expectations for our commitment over that time. So now let's talk about how we align. How can we collaborate on these projects across a big organization? VMware has tens of thousands of employees working in a different time zones across many countries, like all the other global enterprises. And all of the solutions and products that we bring to market contains open source. In order to drive our consistent behavior as one company towards the communities, firstly, we need to understand which open source project does our company contribute to, who is already working on them on which products. What are the strategies, why and how we use that project, and what is the dependency on these projects? We don't find answers to these questions for all of our open source revocals, as there are too many of them. So we will try to select the most critical open source projects for our business to focus on. We can call them as strategic projects. So which open source projects can be considered as a strategic for the company? If your company is like most others, there will be many open source projects built into your product, but not all of them are critical. There are three key criteria that we use to identify our most strategic projects. Number one, the key components that are used in our flagship products, which open source components are critical for your product portfolio. Number two, the projects and technologies that are likely to be important for our customers in the next few years. You will need to keep an eye on what projects are going to be important in future. And number three, they are active with significant contributions by your employees with regular commits and releases. With these criteria, we have now chosen a handful of our most strategic projects. The slides shown only a part of them. The next step is to identify people who are already working on these projects within your organization. Reach out to them to better understand the company's work and community roles to work together. Then document all of this information into a single table that all employees can easily access. Some are like your company with Pitch. For consistency, it's best to centralize this activity in a company. We have done this in our open source program office because most projects are likely to touch several business units and all different product teams. This single table provides a holistic view of the company's key open source projects, allowing people to learn, discuss, strategies, and ask questions all based on the same information in one place. Typically, a company has many internal conference pages created by many different teams across many different business units. And their format is not always the same and some of them are complex multi-layered structures. Even by using the search engine, it can be almost impossible to find the information you want. The biggest challenge with this type of information is to make sure the content remain up to date. As a Osmo program manager, responsible for curating this information, I regularly work with the teams who lead these strategic projects to review the contents and make updates. We also keep an eye on our product roadmap so that we can add new projects when they start to become more business critical. This also gives us an opportunity to rethink about product strategies around open source. Discoverability is also key. There's no point to keep this information without it being found and used by people. In VMware, we encourage people to review this table before they actually submit the stream contributions. And this process is also captured in our tools and our open source guidelines. So this is the actual example of the strategic project alignment table. The table was created in the Osmo's Wiki page and each business unit has a link to this table from the conference pages, from their conference pages. The main contents are project name and overview, key products that use project and product strategies around project, why they decided to use this project and what's their short and long term goals. Leading be a point of contact so that people who want to contribute to this project, they know who to contact within a organization. Leadership positions that our employees hold, this is important because you will be able to know the size of the influence that company, your company can make into the community. And the remarks for new contributors, anyone who wants to contribute to this project, this is a new starters guide. And project dependency and many more other information in the table. So now we've now identified our key projects, recorded and published the information together into a single table in an accessible location. But what are the benefits of doing this? Why we do this? It enables us to find our open source project that are the most important for the business along with our open source strategies defined by each business unit. For example, our executive senior leadership who don't have much time to research the information from scratch, they can quickly understand our open source project landscape from here. And it helps us to connect with the right people and the resources. We can find the right communication tools, emails, suck channels and get started page in the most efficient way. It also provides us our consistent behavior to prevent conflicting approaches by discussing with the people who are already involved in the project. So with this single strategic project table centrally stored, we can drive internal alignment to improve our community engagement, which is critical for our business. There's also a benefit to the company open source reputation. It is important that our community contributions reflect positively on that company. How do we build trust in the community? As said earlier, open source investment serves our business and open source is built on relationships that take a long time to build. Also, when the open source is an important part of our products, we want to gain a deep understanding and have a greater inference on its design. We know that the best way is to participate within the project by earning the leadership positions within the community. And the greater way to do that is to gain credibility through the valued contributions. Here's another example. Here's another example of the importance of internal coordination. My colleague is a Kubernetes maintainer and he faced the situation where the tech giant vendor was talking about open sourcing, one of their components. Then it was revealed that this component was already open sourced by a second team from the same vendor. Due to a lack of internal alignment, both teams had spoken to the community independently. This led to confusion and frustration, both in the community and across the internal teams. So with the clear internal alignment, we can avoid a scenario like this and avoid reputational damage to the company. So now we've identified our business critical open source projects, people and the resources, and we have encouraged employees to collaborate using centralized information before they actually engage with the communities. But how can we guarantee that open source in a product will continue to be available for us in the same way as today, aligned with our portfolio? If these projects are no longer maintained or if we don't understand the entire project, we will be unable to support our customers. As open source projects are maintained by the communities and because we are part of the ecosystem, we need to continuously assess their long-term viability to ensure they will continue to be available and successful for business and for the ecosystem. In order to mitigate the risk, we should regularly assess project viability and the engagement level within the project. We need to ensure the project continues to be successful, not just for our company and our customers, but for the entire ecosystem as a whole. So we know that the good open source projects understand their target audiences that they want to work with. They openly share their plans and resources, demonstrate healthy governance and community, to attract people to achieve their goals together. On that basis, we have identified four key areas with respective criteria. Project maturity, project planning, transparency, activity status and documentation adequacy. Does your project share a clear roadmap and a plan? Does it provide an adequate documentation set to enable you to develop and build on the project? Project governance impartiality. Is the governance spread across a variety of organizations to represent the ecosystem needs? Has the project defined clear roles and decision-making process? Project community, openness, adopters. Does the project have an open communication channel and hold regular meetings? Is the project adopted by many organizations in the ecosystem? Organization's engagement level.  Does your organization hold any leadership positions in order to be able to influence the project direction? By breaking down each of these areas, we have identified a set of color-coded assessment criteria to be able to indicate the project assessment status. So let's recap and summarize. How can we get started? There are four simple steps to follow. Step number one, identify the company's most strategic project that we largely rely on to build our product and solutions. Establish your central place to store project information and maintain it. Step number two, get connected with people who are already working on the project to share the project information and its strategies across the organization and learn each other activities. Step number three, encourage our consistent contributions behavior aligned with our business goals. And finally, step number four, regularly assess its viability and the relevance of our engagement level within the project communities. And this is the Japanese translation. So my final thoughts. Taking a strategic approach towards open source contributions will secure our future business. We align our open source product strategies with corporate strategies. Adopting this approach will streamline our investments and grow our future business opportunities. Through effective open source collaboration, we can align our corporate strategies and community goals, along with ensuring our business continue to be viable and sustainable. By working together and innovating within open source communities, you can help the success of the project, not just for your business, but for the entire software ecosystem. Well, thank you. And that's all from me. And now I'd like to invite your questions. I'd like to also hear that what your Ospoor organizations do to contribute open source strategically. Any questions, please, in either English or Japanese, please. Thank you very much for your presentation. And do you have any difficulty when you establish your internal communication with different, from different members? OK, so this presentation is basically to try to coordinate internally across the years, different years, you know. So when I had, so firstly, I have created the table which is sort of a focal point to everyone to look at that project. And then as everyone is looking at the same information and so firstly, it can break the, it will help to, for people to have a first thought towards the project. Now the next step is that people who are working in the project from the different teams, different business unit, there are some projects which are like that, not all of them, but some of them. And yeah, this is actually, this table creation is started from that issue because people just do what they want to do and they're not aligned. So what I do is to regularly meeting with them, the teams who are contributing to that project. We also have the contribution, upstream contribution tool which captures all the contributors towards that project. So I will actually be able to see who I actually contribute into. So in other words, I know it, then I will work with the team and then try to invite all these teams regularly and get together and talk about what we actually do. There are many teams, but there are one or two teams who are actually leading that project of development and some are sort of not leading. I will be able to know that because they will also tell the which type of community roles they're taking, like steering committees or maintainers or TLC in the communities. So I will invite those people and also invite the less experienced teams together so that they will be able to talk together. So yes, the answer is yes, I had a problem before, but after creating this table and after coordinating the regular meetup, it's much less. Thank you very much. Thank you. So my question is, well, to put it into context, my experience is that various product teams will use open source projects to include in their products based on their specific needs or specific developer preferences. That also creates a push to be contributing to different projects that might have an overlap in scope. Do you have any processes to align that the same team use or different teams uses the same preferred software set that you can spend your contribution resources sort of towards the same project rather than spend it three or four or five different ways? Everybody has an in a source in parallel with this. So yes, we try to capture and cover and also our team of technical teams who are actually contributors and the maintenance of each communities and then they are actually involved and deeply involved in discussions to try to resolve these technical conflictions. And then your question, do we have any kind of tones or... Preferred supplier lists kind of, but for open source components. If I take an example from my own companies that we probably have upwards of 15 different databases, open source databases that could be deployed Cassandra or whatever. And that this leads us to contributing to perhaps five or six different open source database projects, which is sub optimal. Preferably we should be contributing to one, perhaps two and spending developer time there instead of sort of spreading ourselves too thin. So do you have such a preferred supplier list or is that not a problem for you that you're seeing? There's some of the other members in Oxford but at this moment because I am a strategy community, community strategy member and then trying to sort of align. So maybe in a one step deeper level, there will be some activities that my technical center members are tackling. But for myself, I don't have that experience. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. And my question is, does your company has a global ospocheme or isolated ospocheme or ended? If you have a global ospocheme, how do you collaborate in the global ospocheme? Yeah, and we have many offices across the world and then our ospocheme consists of US and UK, Bulgaria and other countries as well. And so the answer is yes, we have a global ospocheme but not every single countries. And then for example, we don't have an ospo member in Japan but I'm based in UK. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So yes, I have questions from, because our Japanese office are mainly facing to the customer support, customer solution support. And then I heard a couple of times the questions from them. So I'm trying to sort of create the bridge between the Japanese team and the ospocheme because they have some questions but they're usually related to the licensed compliance side. So I will connect those teams to the compliance team. We have, our ospocheme consists of community strategy team that is me and also the compliance team and also technical team, technical center. And then I'm trying to sort of align and connect people across the organization, across the multiple countries to the right people. So we are the focal point of the open source. So when they have any questions, they reach out to me, sorry, to our ospocheme and also our ospocheme has a Slack jam on open source. It says open source. So if anyone has any open source related question, they just send a message to the Slack then we are always watching that message. So we're trying to connect and answer to the question, connect to, sometimes we have a very complicated legal questions then I will try to connect those people to the legal team directly. So that's what we do. Thank you very much. Yeah, thank you so much for your presentation. You introduced four steps to focus on the project and I think the first step is identify the important project. I think for example, this is a big project like a Linux foundation project. This is very easy to evaluate. But some project is, for example, early stage, initial stage project is very difficult because it is not stable but sometimes very important. There is some criteria or some thinking for such type of small project. You have some criteria or some evaluation point for small project. Yeah, so this table, this, okay, so this strategic project table, we just selected, not hundreds, less than 50, just let's say 20 or 30 project which are really important for our project and then they're usually a new, not new, these new projects. They're matured enough. They usually belong to some foundation, like CMCF or some big foundation and they have a good base lines. So we also have BMI originated project and then my counterpart, my colleague, is also looking after them. So she is focusing on to grow from the scratch. The new BMI project which is able to be good enough to contribute to some neutral foundation eventually. Some of them we don't want to contribute to all of the projects to the foundation. It's because it's not worth it. It depends on the company strategy but we have some open source, original open source project. We want to open source and then she will be, she's now looking after them to be good enough to be some kind of normal generic open source. So my side is more focusing on the third party project which is not our own project which is donated to the foundation already or started by the other third party companies. So to answer, trying to answer to your question, we don't have such a immature, small project. It's not covered in this activity. Thank you so much. But we have our, sorry, but we have our organization, our team, is trying to grow those, look after those projects as well. Thank you for your presentation. Actually, it's so interesting. We will run about your, I'd like to know you evaluate the such open source and the project to start the open source contribution as a company. But if you can talk, I'd like to know if the open source project is going to close or do you have any metrics or something for evaluate to closing the open source project? Some setting, yeah, yeah, yeah. So we have, as I said, my colleague is looking after VM-originated projects and it's our project, some are not open, some are, no, no, they're all open source, but some are donated to the neutral foundation, some are just owned by our company. And there are quite a few projects which are not worth keep going. The start was we thought, right, okay, we open this open source and let's make it and donate to neutral foundation. But their direction changes all the time and the strategy changes all the time. So we have an activity program going how to sunset those projects and then we have a clear assessment criteria, checklist saying, is it worth to carry on these projects or not? And then we have a regular assessment. When we know, okay, so this is not worth carrying on, it's a waste of resources and time, then we will close it down. But the thing is open source is open source. We don't know who is actually using them. So the process is very complicated, but we won't be, you know, we are trying to not disappoint those people who are actually using those projects, but we do have a process to sunset. I see, thank you. Do you have any questions? So thank you very much for having me and I will be here today and tomorrow. So if you have any questions, please come and talk to me. Thank you very much for having me and thank you for your time. Thank you.


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What is happening YouTube? Thanks for stopping back by the channel today right here with me the Rust Belt mechanic today I got something special for you We got a really cool product review right here with the art of pad one by top done It's gonna be a really good scan tool now I'm gonna admit it's gonna be for the guys who have more of a larger shop or a bigger shop base Because of the price it's not gonna be really be for the at-home everyday DIY kind of guy So I apologize for that one But this kind of a review is something that I've been really wanting to do and it's an awesome scan tool That I'd really like to feature and show you guys what it can do. So make sure you stay tuned Now I've had the chance to check out this scan tool and put it through its paces for the last couple of weeks Now right up front. I'm gonna give you guys the price the price on this thing is gonna run 37 99 $3,799 as compared to like when I did the Review for the art of pad mini that one was right around 1499 So this one is gonna be a scan tool that it's gonna be used in a larger shop setting You're gonna have this one for doing bigger jobs. You're gonna have it for doing more things It's a little bit more capable and then that art of mini also And it's gonna be something that you guys are gonna have for a while So what are you gonna get for your 37 99? The first and one of the most major things you're gonna get for your money is a support system That's right here in the United States US based support system You don't have to call China you don't have to call somebody that you're not gonna understand and the first sense of anything So you're gonna get a hold of them and they're gonna be able to actually Remotely tag into your scan tool and do their remote diagnostics for you if there's an issue for it They're able to just tie in through their computer system log into your art of pad Do their fixes be done without any hassle to you guys No wasting time for the shop. No wasting time for the technicians Now under a normal purchase of this scan tool you would get a one-year warranty The warranty on this covers full product support full updates everything right there for the scan tool now If you put in the coupon code edge factor right there on the screen You're gonna get that extended to two full years and that's just a promo through my channel So make sure to put in that coupon code to get your extra year of support and warranty on your art of pad With your purchase of the art of pad You're also gonna get a free subscription service to motor repair diagnostics. That is a subscription base repair Diagnostic information system that's tied into the art of pad You can also tie into that from another PC anything you want that's gonna be helped with diagnostics trouble codes Repair info anything that you guys could think something that's comparable to like a Mitchell or a shop supply online that's connected into the art of pad itself Here in the case you're also gonna get all of your necessary Diagnostic equipment the plug-ins to power the source for the art of pad as well as the plug-ins for all of the different manufacturers OBD one compliant OBD two different connectors that you'll need for Diagnosing all those certain vehicles all right there for you, but enough about this and that's let's get into what the actual tool Can do itself now having a look at the art of pad itself It does run a two gigahertz eight core processor It runs Android 8.1 has two gigabytes of memory and it also has a 64 gig And it's also expandable to 128 gig via memory card hard disk So it's got plenty of memory on here to be able to hold any of the diagnostics the recordings and everything else You need for your vehicles Connectivity it's able to be connected to Wi-Fi Bluetooth connection to the you the Bluetooth dongle right here. It's able to Have a couple of extra USB 3.0 and 2.0 compatible connections up top and HDMI Source so you can put this into another screen if you really want to able to Connect into the internet hard line if you really want to USB source and the power connection also the Up and down for the volume and the power button right there on the top Looking around at the back of the scan tool It does have this nice nifty little bracket here That's able to swivel all the way up all the way down and then also be used as kind of a kickstand It does have a little retention Area right here, which when you're in the vehicle is able to clip right over the top of a steering wheel and hold that into place So you really don't have to have too many hands on now if you're going to connect to the vehicle Which currently I have the pod plugged into my Duramax the 2006 Chevy If you're going to be going into the intelligent diagnostics You also have to have Wi-Fi available if not then you can just go into your local diagnostic Which will not require you to do any updates won't require your your checks of your system so we're going to go into our intelligent diagnostics and Go here as you can see we have a 2006 Chevy LBZ and it's going to be loading it pulled the VIN already and we're going to see how long this one takes Yes, that is the VIN number and it really wasn't that long. We are a Silverado four-wheel drive and Yes, we are going to want to just do our system selection. Yes, it has an automatic transfer case Dual-zone automatic HVAC. I don't really care about radio because I have my own radio We have rear disc brakes and Then we've got our list of every single module possible on here I've checked this one and cross reference it referenced it with The GM scan tool and it does bring up every single module that the standard GM scan tool or the snap-on Zeus would bring up as well We're able to go into our power train system. That should be our ECM read our live data Engine transmission glow plug data Have a look at that and You're able to select any amount of these that you want to and we can see The amount of amperage that each of them are drawing which is also another good test for if you have glow plugs about to go out or anything like that You'll see them drawing a lot higher amperage here and there which is something cool. Just keep that one in mind So then we want to go back to home screen for your software updates it's going to keep all your software updates right here up to date for you and That's something we don't really need right now and Our diagnostic history now after doing a full system health scan which takes approximately three minutes for this vehicle It goes through and it brings up all your codes Then what you're able to do is go to your report You can put in whether you want to save it as a pre repair a post repair or a diagnostic scan of this vehicle To be able to save it into your actual arty pad for future reference saves your VIN number You can put in any kind of notes and then save it into place You can also tag a technician and a customer name put in all of the information for it as well put in my name and The customer name and then you've got your full Diagnostic report that you're able to save to the arty pad Now once everything is saved right there. You're able to go back to the home screen and you're able to look in your Well, of course right now I'm in my current diagnosis So we need to exit out of all of this and as you can see right there It beeps to remind you don't forget to take your VCI pod out of the vehicle dummy We'll go into here and we can see some recorded diagnostic sessions of the truck that we had and There is your diagnostic history Got all your codes that you have in it when it was pulled You're able to put in your odometer Reading so it's all saved into there for you. You've got all your standard resets and This thing does an amazing amount of resets. I was able to use this on a 2017 Grand Cherokee diesel to do a Regen on the diesel particulate filter. I've done tire pressure monitoring resets on Pro Masters Quick learns for transmissions. That's easy to get to ABS bleeding procedures. I was able to use that one Some of your battery Resets for your Euro cars and of course oil resets on everything. It's able to cover all of those I'll just quickly scan through a couple of the other functions We went through your software updates your personnel center That's where you're able to see some of your reports your VCI management If you were to have multiple pods for some reason you would be able to manage those there personal settings and Then over here, you're able to put feedback in for the guys over at top dawn They're able to update some certain things based on your feedback remote diagnostic You would be able to have them tie into your system to do some diagnostics for it and then also in your toolbox Now this is something I don't have the Attachments here for it, but they do have attachments available Since the hardware in this one is originally launch based hardware You're able to use some of the launch add-ons for it Also, you're able to get these add-ons for using the oscilloscope. You would get the launch scope box They've got a battery tester attachment. They've got a couple of sensor to be able to do that and Multimeter the camera on this one is also very capable on the front side. It's got a nice I believe it's a 3 megapixel camera and on the back there It's gonna have an 8 megapixel camera So you're able to take pictures and send those to the customer Really is a nice feature and video as well. How about that? So you're able to take video of everything you're doing also You also have a nice video scope to be able to use they have that attachment as well They have your ignition on here and an internet browser If you didn't want to use Chrome you could use their individual browser also and As always this one is just a standard tablet, so you've got all of your Regular software that is Android based That you're able to put on to here as well nice and easy to use Battery life on this one is pretty decent I like to keep mine plugged in but if you weren't having it plugged in it has about a two and a half to three hour Battery life using it full-time reading things back and forth. It's pretty decent for a scan tool I like to leave mine plugged in so I really don't have to run it to that extent Your art of pad software Like I said guys, this thing is very easy to use they made it pretty dummy proof If we look into our local diagnostic like it showed you when we go into our intelligent diagnostic It's gonna do an automatic VIN scan It's gonna scan the vehicle and you're not gonna have to do much of any selection of the vehicle wise Local diagnostic you're able to see all of these different vehicles that we're able to work through So we'll scroll this one Everything from Zeo whatever that one is all the way up to you know You're a Barth Acura Alpha Romeo models and then if you want to put them into different sections You've got your US based Euro Asian Chinese And your resets now what sets this scan tool apart is gonna be the use of the motor diagnostics. It gets you Through here automotive cutting-edge solutions motor diagnostics It's gonna be an online base platform. That's gonna give you diagnostic aids Removal of certain objects We'll just go ahead and put in my truck here to see what this thing can actually do for you Chevrolet and we got a 2500 and Then it is a 6 6 LBZ motor and then as you would see in any other Diagnostic aid online like Mitchell you've got everything from specifications and technical surf spultons Regular procedures Then we'll go into some DTCs You would able to be able to manually go through and look through by the system or we can just go into a search AP 0301 Search here and then it's gonna bring up your diagnostic trouble codes as well as related ones as well And then as you scroll down, I'll look at that it brings up the technical service bulletins for that specific vehicle We're able to click on the TSB and this is gonna bring up our general motors standardized TSB that it put out for this specific issue Right from the manufacturer. It's gonna have your condition and what it does for the checks of that specific code and What to look for color pictures of that TSB a really neat source of information That this is able to do for you guys And we go in just kind of scrolling through here to see what you guys can do and see Looking here at our maintenance schedules normal service We'll say this one has 100,000 miles and this is our inspections for at or about that mileage Everything that the manufacturer would standard Tell you guys to inspect for this amount of mileage as you can see filters every 7,000 miles or so I'm sorry every 15,000 miles there All your transfer case drain refill at a hundred thousand air filter check trans fluid exhaust system fuel system Hydraulic clutch if you were to have one of those Really cool thing to have guys and then on top of that your labor So it's not only gonna give you help for diagnostic. It's gonna give you labor times For flat rate R&R and alternator right here on a six point six liter We've got factory time is three tenths motor time, which is going to be customer pay basis for tenths And if you have additional labor for certain add-ons of that vehicle If you guys have used online based Help areas for automotive solutions. Yeah, this thing is par none. It's matched to those It's a little bit different on the actual Substructure of using it, but after I've been able to use it for a little bit a little while it is pretty Simple to be able to work with tires Tire and rim size This is what? Standard would have come with that your bolt torque for your lug nuts 140 foot-pounds Like I said guys, this is You could go and through and look at this thing all day long wiring diagrams on top of that System we'll look here at our engine wiring. I'll say fuel controls We'll see what it brings up for that one All of our wiring diagrams on top of that. So it is a full-serviced online based unit here Simple to use It's a really great product to be able to add on to the already awesome product that this can't already is Now I know that you guys are used to seeing some more DIY some tool reviews But this one like I said is going to be more for the shop owner or for the bigger time guys who are used to be able to do more bigger shop Diagnostics this one's going to be for those guys if you guys have any questions on it Feel free to ask make sure you put some questions down in the comments below or you guys can get a hold of cutting-edge automotive solutions And their link to their website will be down in the description below as well So in the cost of that 3799 you're getting your very capable scan tool You're getting the two years warranty two years of updates And if you guys mention rust belt when you guys talk to cutting-edge automotive solutions Then you're also going to be able to get free overnight shipping for this product for you as well Which is something really awesome the motor dyag solutions that we have went through also is going to be standard One-year subscription on that one every year after that is going to be $1080 which actually is a really good deal when you compare it to Snap-on Mitchell Autel online subscription services. So that's another big plus for this one as well If you guys do have any questions about the product You can call put the phone number in the link to their website right here Or you guys can just in the comments down below ask some questions I've been using this thing for about two months now, and it's been a really awesome scan tool I've been able to diagnose been able to help get through a whole line of vehicles Everything from BMWs Chevy's all the way into the key as Forens Everything that I've been able to throw at this thing. It's really been able to handle I'm not going to undercut this thing, you know one bit I honestly haven't been able to find something that it hasn't been able to do a really awesome scan tool And it's going to get a thumbs up from me Well, that's about all I've got for you guys today in this segment Make sure you guys stay tuned so we've got some really cool material coming up for you as well Tool heads crates, they're still for sale over at www.toolheadscrate.com It's our monthly subscription crate service that myself and mr. JRC 54 have started for you guys the tool community the tool lovers all alike who want to get a nice monthly Subscription crate service box that you don't know what's going to be in it But it's going to be an awesome value for the price they're running $35 and 99 cents We're shipping into the United States to Canada and Australia as well all three just for you guys First one's going to be shipping out March the 15th. Make sure you cruise out over and check the website out today Thanks, I appreciate everything that you guys have been doing for me the channel is on a big up and up and Everything that you guys have done has just helped grow Myself and the community along the way big thumbs up for you guys I appreciate it and as always guys You stay awesome