It's always going to come drop off. What's up, what's up, everyone? It is us, ATDs. Sorry we're an hour late. Had a lot of errands to run today, but we're here. And today, we are going to do a foiled marble. I'm going to do marble with a whole bunch of translucent and then basically have like peek-a-boo through it, the resin, the foil that I'm using today. I got these foils from ArtisticPaintingStudio.com.  I'm using this like party dragon skin look today. I don't know what it's actually called, but if you order from ArtisticPaintingStudio.com, use our code ATD for a super mad discount. So let's get right to it. I'm going to be using their foil adhesive. You can use any sticky that you have. This is just what I'm using. And I'm going to, what's up, everybody? Put it on with a foam brush. Whatever brush you use, be cool with the fact that it's probably going to die after you're done with it. It's super hard to get sticky off of anything. So I'm just going to kind of rough brush this onto this board that I have. It was an old piece that I'm just repurposing. I spray painted it black because a lot like chameleons, foils tend to shine better on a black surface sometimes. Also, we are going to be doing a guest spot on RK3's channel tonight. So if you're free this evening, stop in, see what we're doing. I have no idea what I'm going to paint just yet. Yeah. I have no idea what we're going to do for that live, but we're going to do it and it's going to be awesome, whatever it is that we decide to do. So like I said, I'm not trying to go full coverage on this. I just want some coverage. And what I'm going to do is let the resin that I use have a lot of transparent so you can peek a boo down and see what we went ahead and did on the underside. I haven't seen marble like this. Maybe you guys have. I'm excited to see what it's going to look like. Hey, hey, everybody. Hey, hey now. It's used pebble. It's called pebbles that that kind of foil. Cool, cool. I had no idea. OK, so I think that's good. I'm sorry it looks so sporadic and gross, but it is what it is. So I'm going to take this and just set it in front of my fan because it's supposed to set for like an hour before actually using it. I don't think it's going to need an hour, but I'm going to set it there just for a moment while we're mixing up some resin. Hey, big boy. But we just walked in. All right, art coat and art coat. So that board is a 16 by 20. I know I'm about to mix up more than I'm going to need. You know what, probably 10 ounces will be good. So I think Jeff's right that I don't have enough in here. Maybe just have to open another kit, B. I mean, there probably is enough in here, but I don't want to set and wait for it to drain out. And I know you guys don't either. What up, Christy? Yeah, it's fine. I'll get that if you get burnt. I won't do anything to get back. Well, nothing important. Bert's here to drop off some cradle boards. So glad to see all of you guys here today. I hope we come up with a design that is super rad. And you guys try to recreate it later. So because I've been doing so many countertops in larger pieces lately, I've been mixing with what's called a drill. And so I guess I got kind of spoiled because this is not quite so fun. So you guys all having an amazing Tuesday? I hope you are. We are. We've been at a super busy day. Hey, Jan, how are you doing? Sweepie, Stephanie, Tim, Carrie, Melody, Diana, Theresa. Everything you do is super rad. I don't know about that, but I really try, super try to do things that you guys find interesting or cutting edge or unique or fun or something. I always like to come up with something unique. So if you've never mixed resin before, the resin that we use is Stone Coat or Coat most often. And it's a one to one, which means it's equal parts of A and B. And you have to mix it for like three minutes-ish. You just want to make sure it's fully incorporated in the two parts. And make sure you mix the side of the cup and the bottom of the cup. Because if you don't, you could end up with weak spots in your finish. And they'll kind of just stay sticky. It's not fun to fix. I'll tell you that right now. I think we're almost completely mixed up. And so what we're going to do is go ahead and tint our colors. And then we'll apply the oils. And then we'll do the marble and see if it looks amazing. What's up? What are those notches? That's what he's wondering. I feel like these people would say something. I can sell them on discount. You just watched Artisan Summit presentation. I can sell them for a discount. I don't know that they'll be. Because she can sell them for a discount. Yeah. People still buy them. But I think if they bought a round and it didn't end up round. We made some clear ones one time that were just slightly not round, lost it. So I can discount sell them. I can take another stab, but if for some reason they were just really awesome at this time, I couldn't get them to hold still. I got you. OK. Well, if you want to take, I still have some left. So if you just want to bring them back on the next time, if you can like, I don't know if you can fix those and make them. No, I can't fix these. OK. Well, then I can discount sell them. OK. Yeah. 20%? Yeah. I get 20% of them. Yeah. That'll work. OK. Thank you so much, Bert. Well, you always do. Sorry, guys. Bert just dropped off some rounds for us, some cradle boards. OK. Now let's mix our colors. I say colors. Ultimately, we're using clears and whites. It's a color. White's a color, right? We can decide that it's a color today. So for the most part, we're going to have some whites.  What are words? Variants in colors and shades and transparencies and opacities will give you depth. So that is what we're shooting for with these. So we're going to have. Did you already say the colors? I did not. I'll just have you do that. OK. So we're going to have a transparent with a little bit of sparkle gold. We're going to have a translucent white. We're going to have a little bit more translucent white. We're going to have an opaque white. So far, that's what I'm thinking. Actually, I'm going to take one of these whites and make an opaque white in this. So let's start. So I'm going to start with a translucent white. And essentially, I'm going to take the tiniest amount of white and put it in a whole lot of resin. I'm going to build this color because it's easier to add more color than it is to take color out of resin. I've never tried to take color out of resin. I have one and two and it's not easy. You have clear for the thing? Yeah. So this is super translucent. It's almost no color whatsoever. So I'm going to add just a little bit more into this one, but not a lot like the same amount into that guy. And now I'm going to do just a little bit more into a little bit less resin. I hope that made sense. A little bit more into a little bit less resin. So essentially, since I'm putting more pigment into less resin, it will end up more opaque. But it'll still be translucent. You can see a little bit through it still. And that is what we're going for. Since I just added a little bit more into this one, I'm going to stir it up. That's how you put it on the side like that. And then I need an opaque. So I'm going to put essentially the same amount into even less resin. And I don't want to be able to see through it on this one. We're good. And then the last color, I'm going to, no, I guess it's not the last color. I'm going to use some rich gold shimmer. Now this is separated a little bit, but let me just mix it up. And then you're going to be like, ooh, ah, I need it. I want it. I love it. I need it. Hi, Jerry. Sorry I haven't been watching the chat. Sometimes paste will separate in the jar, but you just got to give them a little bit of a stir, and then they're amazing. Look at that molten gold. I love it. I love it. We're going to put that in some resin. And then for my clear, I'm going to put not a whole lot. It's a little bit of gold sparkle from resin art. The bling it to give a warm, glittery look. I'm going to turn my flash on. Oh, nope. Super fun, but still super translucent. In fact, I would say that's transparent. All right. So we have all of our resin ready. I'm going to set it to the side. And now our sticky has gone clear, which is what we want.  So we're going to take our this. Going to look for that thing. This is what I was looking for the other day. And I'm good with it being wrinkled like that. Just letting it stick where it will and not worry about where it's not. Because this is essentially going to be an underpainting. Right? I don't know what this thing is called. Then we're going to do the same thing to the area that we haven't gotten yet. Don't want any area to be completely void. So it does look a little bit like dragon scales, doesn't it? Just making sure we didn't miss anything.  Well, this stuff's supposed to stay sticky like until you put something not... Yeah, it's supposed to stay sticky for like forever. Like the working time is they say not to bother trying to stick something to it for like an hour. So that's how I put it in front of the fan. But I'm good with this look. So this is what we got right now. My BB and Grease. Eileen, how are you doing?  I didn't see that when I asked how you're doing, but I hope you had a good vacation before the COVID part. All right, now let's see if we can make this awesome background into marble. Okay, so what we're going to do is we're going to go in first with the translucent that we have that little bit of glitter on. There's my flash, not on in. We have just a little bit of that gold sparkle in here. But what we're going to do is we're going to lay this out on the areas where we know we want to have Pika booing through. So whatever your favorite bits are, that's where you want to add the clear. So I know we want to show this area and I really like this area and I like this area and this area and probably this one and also some there. Maybe even in this corner. Essentially what this clear with a little bit of the gold in it is doing is protecting these areas from the opaque resin so that we can see a window to what we have down already. Now let's do some translucent white. Oh my goodness, I'm nervous. This could be a finish all on its own. Ready? Just a little bit. I always make mistake and just start adding it and then I forget that I'm trying to leave some space. I think if you don't pour it over what you want to keep then that's a good thing. That's why I always do the clear first and then I'm going to just kind of meld these together. I know there's going to be areas that aren't covered and that's fine, we'll get to that. But this, the first white that we put on is super translucent so you're still going to see a little bit of that tone of our base through it. Yeah, just try not to swipe into your clear, right? Yeah. That would be the ideal thing. If you want to leave some, don't push any color into there. No, we're just going around it. For sure that you'll have some of that coming through. So now we're to the part where we're just making sure we have no dry areas. Right now the design isn't as important as no dry areas. We'll work on the flow of the case in a minute. It looks like crazy wood. It looks like pumpkin wood. Ooh, that's what you can call this, pumpkin wood. Pumpkin, dragon skin wood. All the thing, pumpkin, dragon skin, elephantitis, marble wood. So, tilting it a little bit and seeing it in different lights usually helps me to see where it may be missing resin in some areas. I don't sell the metallic sheet. You can get it from ArtisticPaintingStudio.com. Use the code ATD for a discount. All right, so now I'm going to do my mid-tone opaque and I'm just going through and adding some depth to some areas. And just like before, I'm just going to skim over it. I'm just going lightly over. I'm not mixing anything in. I'm just skimming. And I'm staying in this linear flow so that all the lines run in a fluid fashion. Nothing's gonna confuse the eye if you kind of go left, right, or north, south, or east, west. You know what I mean? Directions are hard. You know what I mean? So I wouldn't do this all the way down and then do this. Not yet, anyway. All right, so let's now add some of the gold lines. Tell me the gold. Tell me the gold. And I'm just going to drag them all the way across. These lines can go through your. Clear parts. Clear parts. Sand. I would do sand. Always do thinner lines. Yeah. Always make them thicker. Mm-hmm. Looking fun. All right, now I'm gonna take some of my opaque white. This is the one where we could not see through it to the stick. And I'm going to run these lines really thin next to my opaque gold lines. But I'm just gonna try to stay out of my clear areas if I can. All right, I'm gonna get some heat, some fuego. I'm just gonna use a torch on this one because I don't want to push my resin around. I just want to pop some bubbles today. Yeah. Oh, we had a good ride. Okay, so now I'm gonna tilt and let my design run in some areas. This was on a gig. I would've let my resin, the lines we just added, sink a little bit. But they did sink some. Just had to fix a little. Some, some. Tilting always lets your piece kind of get a cohesive flow in it. Well, let's tilt back this way a bit. When you heat this resin, this may be true for all resin. I don't know. All I can tell you is the resins that we've used. When you heat it, it thins it out in just that area and lets that part move and the other parts will flow a little bit less. I think this is looking a little bit patchy because of however it is that I applied it. And so I think what I'm gonna have to do is granite. Just put a little hint of granite. And so to do that, I'm gonna need alcohol. 91% or higher. White gloss spray paint. Make sure you shake it up really good. Hello, Kelly. Thank you so much. Thank you guys. So I'm gonna be using this Guath White. Hey, Joe. Sandra, what's up? I'm gonna be using this Rostoleum undercoat. Make sure you use gloss when you're trying to do this because Matt's just not gonna work out how you want it to. Just so you know. All right. Now I think I need to, I need a fog right here. And I think I'm gonna fog right here. Maybe a little bit right here. So I'm going to just dust on a little bit of spray paint there. Here and there. You don't want to put too much spray paint? Maybe just a little. Don't want to do too much spray paint because the thicker you spray it down, the harder it is for the alcohol to go through. I don't know if that's actual science, but that's what I've told myself so that I remember not to put too much alcohol. Now, no, spray paint. Now, you don't want to put that much alcohol either. I have this in a spray bottle, but it's 91%. Ice, purple, alcohol. I'm gonna do like a setback spritz. So you guys can't see me, but I'm far back and spritzing. Now I'm gonna squirt some of my hand and try to try and drip it without making the weirdest face. I know I'm doing the weird face. I can feel it on my face. I can feel it. This works better if you've let your resin set for a while. It's a really fresh resin right now, but if you let it set up a bit, this design works so much better. So this is gonna grow and move and relax and look really good. I like those little ghost-ese ones. Obviously, we probably won't have anyone anytime soon that wants to get, you wanna do some? Okay. Not gonna have anyone anytime soon that wants like Halloween marble, but maybe, never know. If you add too much alcohol, this is what will happen. I can't call it cells, but whatever this look is, gets kind of hazy. Well, thank you, Evelyn. I love this kind of ghosty look that fades between the two. Wait for it, sorry. I love that fade between. So that's what happens if you have too much alcohol and your resin's too fresh. That kind of spiky. Maybe it's because it was a big drip and it kind of went bloop. I would totally do this in a shower, for sure. Cassandra? Can you imagine if you did this just whole, like did the wood lines? Mike Reed says I always add too much alcohol. That's true. Because you can see the lines from the brush. Mm-hmm. Like that looks amazing on this. So Jeff's talking about being able to see the brushstrokes, which is why I rough brushed it. So what do you guys think about my foiled, spooky, Halloween-y style this pumpkin spice marble? Pumpkin spice marble. That's perfect. I'm gonna change the name of this to pumpkin spice marble. So let me know what you guys think down in the comments. Would you have used a different color under this marble? Would you roll with pumpkin spice marble? Do you think the glitter's too much? Nobody that's a fan of our show could ever say that glitter's too much. Do we have that process of applying the adhesive? Yes, I did the adhesive application in the beginning of this video. And I have to do something tonight on Rhonda's channel. I don't know what I'm gonna do. If you guys know what I should do on the channel for Rhonda's, let me know. I don't have any more of this color. You know what would be pretty on this if I did a line of aqua? I bet that was creepy. I bet a couple lines of aqua in this would be super nice. Anyways, pumpkin spice dragon marble foil for life. Oh my goodness, it's gone. The yellow ball, it's gone. Antibat in the moon. May have used black versus green, white. Kelly, that would have been for sure. Maybe on the one that I do tonight, I'll do this with black and some translucent, I think. I think so. Anyways, I hope you guys enjoyed this. Let me know down in the comments below if you want me to do more foil or marble or countertop finishes, I guess shower finishes as well. If you're interested in the foil or the adhesive that I used, then you can get it from somewhere right here, ArtisticPaintingStudio.com. I have that listed down in the description box below this video, bling, bling, bling. And also the discount code that I set up for you guys for the foils and the this, adhesive. The colors and the resin you can get on my channel, artistilldeath.com. But if you want to order straight through stonecodecountertops.com for your resin, use my code Y-A-L-L, all caps, no punctuation, for an awesome discount there. Anyways, I got to go because I got to figure out what I'm doing tonight on Rhonda's Live. But I will see you guys over at RK3 Designs, YouTube channel for another something. Anyways, yeah, I have no idea what I want to do. You guys be kind of one another because you never know what someone's going through. And always remember, here at Artistill Death Studios, we do the test. So you don't have to.   I know it. I know it.   Bop, bop. All right, we'll see you guys next time. Tomorrow, 6 p.m. Central. Bye.


Mariah and Bill, this is the moment you've been waiting for. The opportunity to express the depth of your love and commitment to one another through your personal vows. Please share with each other your promises for a lifetime of love, support, and devotion. Bill, if you want to go first. My bowels? You do have your bowels. I thought this was the ring time, my bad. I've only done this once. Mariah Marie Corubus. Exactly six years, ten months, and fifteen days ago from right now, I made the second best decision of my life. I asked you to be my girlfriend. Somehow, sixteen-year-old me, baggy, gross, she's right down the road from my house, ended up working in the same store as seventeen-year-old you. Life has never been the same since the day we met, and growing up with you has not only been the best time of my life, but it's also been the happiest.  You are beautiful, smart. You always keep me on my toes. I really don't have an answer with how I got so lucky. But every day I wake up to you, it feels like I won the lottery. With that being said, I vow to keep you safe and be the man in your life to never make you worry. I vow my loyalty will never change, and my love for you will always grow. I vow to take care of you on your worst days and thrive with you on your best. I vow my life to you because it's not every day that love comes around. And I mean true love. They're going to bed at the same time every night because you don't want to fall asleep alone, kind of love. The being sad when you're sad and happy when you're happy, kind of love. The sticking with each other no matter what life has to throw at us, kind of love. You may have been wondering why in the beginning of this I mentioned asking you out was the second best decision of my life.  I love you. Sorry for the snort, that was kind of nasty. Oh my god. Here baby. Bill, I never would have thought getting a job at a grocery store would change my entire life. I thank God and Megan for helping me get there, which led me to meeting you in the beginning of our love story. I thank God, oh wait, I am so sorry. Which led me to meeting you in the beginning of our love story. Never did I think at the age of 18 that I would fall in love with someone as special and incredible as you. I was just a girl, so broken and lost, dreaming of love, getting married and sharing my life with someone. I feel like the most blessed girl to have found my soulmate all those years ago. God knew I needed someone patient, someone hard working and someone kind. And then God sent you to me answering all my prayers and making my dreams the sweetest reality. You came at the most perfect time in my life fixing all of those broken pieces and loving me in ways I never thought possible. Our story has had its fair share of obstacles. We have been through so many challenges together, challenges that have tested our love, but never did we let them defeat us. We have grown stronger from each hardship, each one making our relationship more and more unbreakable. The growth we have experienced, the partnership we have created, and the bond you and I share is something you only ever hear about in the movies. One of the greatest blessings is being loved by you, Bill.  I am in love how endlessly you care about the people we love. You always make time for others no matter how difficult your day was. I promise your heart will forever be protected just as you have protected others.  I promise to always be your biggest fan, celebrate your accomplishments, and comfort you in your defeats. I promise to protect and cherish you for eternity. I promise to be the best wife for you and always give you unconditional love. I promise to not only love you but to love our future kids that we bring into this world with my whole heart. I promise to keep growing with you and to never let our love die. I promise to be your best friend and your soulmate, not only in this lifetime but in every single lifetime. Thank you, Bill, for sticking by my side through thick and thin, never giving up on me or us. Our love is too strong to ever be broken. I love you so much and cannot wait to be your wife. Jordan, the best man will now present the rings. Take Mariah's. With this ring. I be wed. I be wed. And promise to stand by your side. And promise to stand by your side. Through all of life's joys. Through all of life's joys. And challenges. Take that ring. Mariah, repeat after me. With this ring. With this ring. I be wed. I be wed. And pledge my love. I pledge my love. And devotion. And devotion. To you. To you. For all the days of my life. For all the days of my life. Mariah and Bill, as you embark on this journey together, remember to nurture the love that brought you here today.  All right, you guys ready? I'm trying to stay still. Okay. Okay. By the power vested in me, and by the love that surrounds us all, I now pronounce you husband and wife. Bill, you may kiss your bride.


We thought we'd go back and check out the 1990s version and see, is it still any good? So if you haven't seen it before, it's set in dairy in the 1960s, seven kids are being terrorized by this clown. He takes different forms or whatever will fear them and tries to terrorize them and maybe even try and kill some off. The movie's set in the 60s, but it's also set in the late 90s, I guess in the early 90s when the kids are a bit more adult and they're looking back on their lives and saying shit, that was pretty terrifying, now he's back, now we have to deal with it again. It stars Jon Riddler, it stars Tim Curry as the infamous Pennywise the Clown and it also stars the late and I think the great Jonathan Brandus. So does it hold up after all these years? Well the movie's 27 years old now, which is pretty old if you ask me.   They'd always bring up Stephen King's It from the 1990s.  Yeah, in parts it's definitely still scary. Tim Curry is sort of applied awesome in this film. His laugh, his jokes, his beep, beep, and his craziness in this film is uncanny and it's gonna be hard to top with this new movie coming out. Tim Curry is still as good as you remember him being. He's perfectly cast in the role. I actually really loved all the 1960s stuff. All the kid acting and Seth Green and Jonathan Brandus were all really good in this movie. In fact, it was definitely the best part of the movie. Getting through the first part because this movie is in two parts and it goes for three hours if you put those two parts together and that's what I've sat through this last night. The whole first part of the movie is basically set in the 1960s with the kids. And it's all really good. It's very Goonies-esque. It's very stand by me. The kids are really good actors. But it's the stuff in the present that kind of brings it down. Not that the acting's bad. It's just kind of boring. Nothing really happens. And these actors are kind of reliving their childhoods in a way. And all you wanted to do is just stay in the childhood. Stay in the time in the 1960s where it's talking about their past lives. And all I wanted to do was find out more about these younger kids and what their story was. And it kept going back and forth to the present. And I just didn't care for it. And I think that's because it's a clown. Clowns and a kid make sense. That's terrifying. But clowns and adults makes it kind of just weird, I think. So maybe if they changed the form of it for the adults, maybe it might have been different and maybe it might have been scary. The end of this film is really disappointing. They've spent three hours basically setting up this big final climatic ending where the now adults of The Losers Club are going to go up against it in his final formation. And you don't really know what that formation is until they step into the tunnels in the sewers one last time. And you find that it's kind of this giant alien who looks like Stan Winston's off day. And while the special effects of the monster isn't too bad, the special effects of setting a monster in the film is awful. It's like something from the 1960s. It looks like Clash of the Titans with the skeletons. The final scene and how they beat him, I'm not even kidding you, is them literally running up to it and pushing it over. Like they've been battling this thing their entire lives. How did it get down to just them pushing it over? Come on, give me something more. Three hours of my life on them getting back. Give me something more. And even the final climatic scene with the kids when they're taking on the monster is a little bit underwhelming. There's a lot of cool scenes in this movie. The opening sequence with a girl and a trike as she gets killed by it is so memorable.  Everything's coming back from this movie and everything you remember is here and it's all still as terrifying as you remember it which is awesome. And nothing really falls flat. I mean, there's been 27 years since probably I've seen this movie and everything is still as terrifying as it was back then.   How did he get in the drain? He's everywhere. And it kind of just made you feel unsafe that anywhere these kids can go even in their homes, in their bathrooms, it is always gonna be there terrorizing them. And I loved that feeling. There was definitely some great horror aspects, definitely some great acting. There was big names in the 90s. A lot of these actors were pretty big names. John Rudder was huge in the time. This was the breakout role for Jonathan Brandis. But the standout role obviously is Tim Curry as Pennywise the Clown. He is unbelievable in this role. Every scene that he's in, he absolutely steals and you just wanna see more of Pennywise the Clown. And with this new movie coming out, Bill Skarsgard's gonna have a really tough time bidding out Tim Curry's version of it. So all in all is Stephen King's it still any good? Well, it's gonna be a big yes for me. I love this movie. It's still fantastic. It's still got great scares in it. Tim Curry is amazing in it. The only unfortunate thing was I feel like the ending of both parts where the kids took on and then the adults took on it. For me, they fell a bit flat. They've got a huge lead-ups to these parts and then they just nothing basically. I'd love the new movie to take those parts and make them so much bigger. There's such an opportunity I feel like if it was just written better. Now I can't remember if it was Stephen King's writing that did that. So I'm not gonna blame anyone, but as long as it seems bigger in this movie and they make such more of an impact in the ending, I don't think we've got anything to worry about. I think the new movie's gonna be great. This movie is great if you have the time. It was very hard for me to find this movie by chance I found it on DVD. But it's not on Netflix. It's not on Google Play. It's not on Hulu. So if you do find it, good luck. But I highly recommend the original 1990s classic of Stephen King's It. Well, that's it for another review. I'm Ryan from So Is It Any Good. And if you love this movie review and you love movies, make sure you hit the subscribe button and comment below and let us know your thoughts on Stephen King's It if you've seen it recently. And if you have any other ideas for another So Is It Still Any Good, make sure you let us know in the comments too because we'd love to hear it. And until next time, hopefully we'll see you in the cinema.


Good afternoon, everyone. And thank you for this opportunity of speaking at this OSP.com Japan. And thank you for participating. We'd like to talk about a data analysis approach for contribution-centric open source strategy planning. Let us introduce ourselves. My name is Kazumisato. I am a distinguished engineer at Sony Group Corporation. And I have been working on Linux-based system software for various Sony products. I also have been working on OSS compliance and relationship with a community in Sony. Since 2002, when Sony started to use Linux, I have been reading system software development using Linux and introducing it to the products and complying with the open source license. I am a member of the software strategy committee at Sony Group Corporation. Thank you. Yeah. My name is Hiro Fukuchi. I'm a senior alliance manager in Sony. I'm working on OSS compliance and building a relationship with OSS community. And I'm the leader of planning subgroup of OpenChain Japan. And also I'm a translation volunteer for English to Japanese for such as documents of OpenChain and SPDX. We have two collaborators. And they are in this room. And in the Q&A session, we will invite them to answer your questions. We will explain later. Yeah. This is today's agenda. Firstly, we explained about the OSPOR, especially the OSPOR maturity model. Today, this is the third time. And then we explained about the OSPOR challenge for us in the contribution phase, and especially for how to build a plan strategy for a contribution. And then we introduced the data analysis method. We think this is to solve these OSPOR challenges. And we explained about the approach and our proposed method. And then we will show the short result of our application of this method. We will show the graphs and some considerations. And then we will end this session with our short conclusion. Yeah. At first, OSPOR. Yeah. This is the third time today. This is more popular than yesterday. And so this is the OSPOR maturity model. This is a very good model created by To-Do Group. And I think this model showed the insight for the OSPOR journey, how to grow to the next step. And with this picture, we can see forward about what is the next step and what is the issues in the future. And this model shows, at first, we start with adopting the open source. And then we move on to the compliance phase. And we make a structural compliance system in the organization. And then we move on to the next stage. That is the red line space. And we focus two areas. One is to adapt the open source. And the next is to adapt to the community relationship challenge. And these two are very different. And so if you are at the contribution phase, you may face a new challenge and very difficult for your past experience. So we need to consider the strategy. And these red lines contain the communication relationship and the engagement and the strategy reading. So we want to use, contribute the open source strategy. What is a strategy? In this session, I mean there are many options for fostering your own project or to contribute neutral organization or other project or something. So we think about such a strategy. And then we need these data technology trends, open source project, popular open source project, and also self-position. This is very hard to know our position in the open source world. Open source world is very, very big. And so it is very hard to know your position. So then we think about the data analysis method. In this session, the data analysis means the GitHub commit log analysis. We limited these areas. But why do we use GitHub commit log? Because most open source projects are hosted in GitHub. And also, even if they're not hosted at GitHub, they may have a mirror site at GitHub. So we can observe the contribution activity on GitHub. So that is why we use GitHub commit log. And the basic idea is commit log and mail address domain filtering. This gives you the organization's behavior, which project they contribute or who contribute to them. So it is very nice. And the first analysis to aggregate in these data, you can see the popular project that collected many contributions. Or technology areas, many organizations gathered. This is very simple, but very powerful. And our approach is very simple. We use OSCI. OSCI means the open source contributors index. And this data is based on the open data and use open source tool. So everyone can do the same. It is very nice. And we can collaborate in the open source way. And observation point, we focus on the company, organization, not the project. For example, the chaos project gives many good statistics on the project. It is healthy or not. So we focus on the organization behavior. That's the point. And the organization makes the trend. Yeah, organization. Yes, the OSCI is developed by the E-Pen, the company in Europe. And this is the index for the organization's active contributors. Active contributors means 10 or more commit per year. So it is very nice to see their activity, their organization's activities. So it is very nice. And so the data is the commit log. And so tools are open. So the approach is the same as we think. This is a chat of the calculation of OSCI. Firstly, Git have commit log downloaded by filtering the email address. And also the company list are limited so that we can reduce the number. And so these tools and lists are open, open source, maintained by E-Pen. So everyone can join to collaborate. And everyone can do by yourself. So it is very nice. And then we calculate the OSCI. And you can get these kind of data. So top leading companies are growing their contributions recently. We can see the overview of their contributions. OSCI is very nice. But we want to further details of the contributions. So we think about the more, first, the analysis. For example, which project do they contributed, the technology areas, and the ratio of incoming and outgoing. The ratio is very important for us. Should we foster our project? Or should we join the open source projects? That is the point. So we added this red part. And the point is we, sorry, at this stage, the company list has 300 companies. It is very small, smaller than the GitHub whole data. But it is also the big. So this one, we reduced the company list around 10 companies. And we pick up our leading companies across the industry, such as cloud vendors, semiconductors, IT vendors, and media companies. So we can see, we can observe some kind of trend in these leading companies. And also the difference between them, the difference of strategy among them. That is our way. OK. We'd like to talk about our application. In the application of the proposed method, we analyzed total contribution by a company. This shows strengths of contribution activity of the company. So we can be observed using OSCI. And we categorized contribution. One is inner contribution. Inner contribution is contribution to self-organization. And we categorize outer contribution. This contribution is contribution to outside organization. Outer contribution is contribution to other project and another corporate governance, or project and the neutral governance. And we analyzed by this. We find key players in the focused technology field. This page shows that categorization. We analyzed where organization contributed to. A company contribute. A company's project. We categorized inner contribution. If a company contribute outside of the organization, we categorize outer contribution. And we analyzed right between inner contribution and outer contribution. This page shows by contributors. X-axis is total contributors. And Y-axis is the rate of outer contributors from total contributors. So more X-axis is right. The organizational contributor activity is strengths. And the upper side, the company is strengths outer contribution. And the lower-axis side is more inner contribution. And we analyzed receives outer contributor from outside. If companies contribute to company A, we categorize from outside contributors. And this right between inner and outer contribution is how successful to foster the project of the companies. And this page shows how organization receives contribution from outlaws. Yeah, there are many contribution from outside project. We displayed some project from outer contribution. And we analyzed neutral organization project activities. And this show the company utilized a neutral project. How are utilized neutral projects? This chart show contribution to Linux Foundation project. Leading company contribute to Linux Foundation project. So we suppose contribution to Linux Foundation project is very good. And we utilized, we should utilize Linux Foundation project. This chart show technology organization. This chart show cloud related project is many, many contributors from other companies. Many organization contribute cloud areas. This page show Apache Software Foundation case. This page, this chart show difference of Linux Foundation case. This page show Eclipse Foundation project case. This chart show difference from Linux Foundation and Eclipse Foundation. Let's talk about brief observation and consideration. Contribution pattern are different. Some company is inner centric. Most contribution go to own project. And organization may develop software project as open source. And some company is outer centric.  Organization may depend on open source ecosystems. And receiving outer contribution. Receiving rate is observed as 2% to 15% among leading organization. So posturing open source project is very tough. Leading company can get outer contributor. But some of project only got 2%. So 5% or 10% contribution is successful, I think. And as a neural open source project, some organization utilize a neural open source project. Neutral open source may be a good place to collaborate each other. Let's talk about open source tools. Filter and company list and download tool develop and open source by EPAN. So we or you can try this method. And as community collaboration, we have several issue were discussed with the tools. The issue were communicate with community on GitHub. And fix for the issue were created and contributed by community and Sony. We have some limitation. And accuracy of analysis is affected by some tools. And analysis period is limited. Our presentation is a snapshot of January this year. And organization list for filtering is limited. By our interesting. And there are many bots. So many bots, there are many bots. So we ignore a lot of data. And organization list use corporate domain address. So not all contributors use corporate domain mail address. Someone use private address. And we didn't count individual contributors. And selection list does not cover organization. And we, our analysis only use GitHub commit log. And as you know, there are important project outside of GitHub such as Linux kernels. Our conclusion analysis approach is introduced. OSCI and analyzed commit log. And we show some application results. In non-contribution, out of contribution. And some company strategy difference. Tool is open source. Collaborate is welcome. That's all. Thank you very much. If you have any question, please feel free to ask us. Before the Q&A session, we introduce our colleagues to guide Arlene and Kuwata-san. Please stand up. They are very well for making the tools and analyze. So thank you for, and so we can answer your questions by force. Yeah. Please, if you have questions or comment, please give us. Yeah, thank you for the nice presentation. So my answer is when you try to measure the contribution, so you measure by the number of lines of the source code or the numbers of the commit or the numbers of the contributors. So I'm a bit confused about that. Okay. In this chart case, we analyze by contributors. We also analyze by commit. But in many cases, almost same figure. So in this presentation, we use contributors view. Thank you very much. Another question is about a technique. So when you use the JTLAB to track the commit log, so when you rename a source file or you move it to another directory, so usually the commit log will break down. So I know how you deal with this issue. Thank you for the question. So actually, we are analyzing day by day from the start day. Let's say that you have a file in directory A at the beginning of the month. So you will have the history at the beginning of the month for that file. And then on the 10th of the month, it will be moved to a new folder. So for the first 10 days, you have the old history and then you have the new history as a continuation. Yeah. So thank you very much. Yeah. If the file has been moved three years ago, then yes, we miss it. It's a limitation of the two. Thank you very much. Thank you for the question. Any questions? So first of all, very nice presentation. My question is if you have taken any actions or made decisions that you say, okay, we now explicitly approach this company or we explicitly take this project to investigate further or if it's more first of all theoretical analysis to get a better understanding. Yeah. This is our trial and so the POC and so we convince ourselves this method is work well. So the next step is to scale the period. This is just one month. And so we want to scale the several years and we want to see the transition of the contributors activity or organizations activities. And then we may analysis for our business unit and they can plan their business strategy by using this open source data. Thank you. Thank you. So my question is this is mostly for strategic contribution but are you also using that data or will you be using that data when you consume strategically? I mean Sony is a very large company. Will you be sort of trying to get Sony to use the same open source components in all business units because you like this data for a certain project or how will this be used? I personally think that this is an early stage work in progress data analysis and probably we will decide later after we see how things look. Thank you. I work at Sony so I'm going to answer that a little bit too. So one of the first things I did looking at this data was to see where the contributions were and I think eventually we would like to obviously we're doing this as I said in early stages but we hope to be able to use this for strategic planning as you described to find out what projects that Sony is involved with or that maybe we should get involved with that will be beneficial for our product lines. Thank you. And I think the first thing to do is to move to the X axis and then you should consider the upper or lower. If you are a contributor it's very small. The first thing is to encourage the engineer to contribute to the world. Thank you. So how many companies in your organization list? I thought it was an organization list so I guess here. Yes, yes, yes, yes. There are two lists. One is here. This is maintained by E-Pen and this contains 300. And then we can select several leading companies. That is around 10 companies and we can increase but we need more computing power. So due to our not sufficient computing power we limited to 10 or around 10 companies but we can do them more. Okay, thank you very much. And another question maybe. So there are two types of organization. One is the inner system trick. Another one is the outer system. So can you share maybe more information about these two types? What is the difference and which one is better? So in your opinion. We are neutral and they have a business strategy. They have a business strategy and so it depends on the business strategy. For example, we found that relatively the semiconductor company are upper part because they need many hardware platforms to work their software platforms. So like Linux kernel or other more open source platforms. So they want to connect such platforms. And the other hand, there are some companies like these Unity or Elastics. They have a very strong software core business. And so they are perhaps, I don't know, but perhaps they are in a centric. But it depends on the business strategy. So we cannot say which is better or worse. Okay, thank you very much. Okay, thank you very much.


Mrs. Ken Carpenter saying welcome to the world premiere of the new Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman show, The Halls of Ivy, sponsored by the Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company, Brewers of Schlitz, the beer that made Milwaukee famous, traditional and non-sectarian, and its age is indicated by the fact that until recently the curriculum required two years of Greek. Ivy is all American. This student body is a pretty fair cross-section of our country's youthful seekers of knowledge. Dr. William Todd Hunter Hall, PhD, LLD and MA, is president of Ivy, at least until the end of the month. His reappointment is under discussion now by the Board of Governors, now meeting in the east wing of the library. I have to cast the four o'clock train back to town. Two years to get a $20 GoPro. I hope you can make it for the weekend. Gentlemen, gentlemen, gentlemen. Gentlemen, we have one more item of business on our agenda and an important one. It concerns the reappointment of Dr. Hall as president. Hardly a matter for controversy. He's made a fine as president. He shouldn't take long. Gentlemen, gentlemen. Of course not. It seems to me as chairman of this Board that Dr. Hall's record is so eminently satisfactory that there can be no serious obstacle in the way of his confirmation. His six years of service has... Mr. Wellman? Yes. What about Mrs. Hall? Mrs. Hall is a nice as woman on the camera. Anything else to worry about? Gentlemen, gentlemen, gentlemen. What about Mrs. Hall, Mr. Wellman? Well, I have nothing against the lady personally, but it seems to me that I... I mean, Mrs. Hesse, of course, and I don't ordinarily pay much attention to student gossip. Will you please get to the point, Mr. Wellman, if there is one? There is one. To put it bluntly, there is some doubt in my mind whether a man whose wife is an ex-actress and a musical comedy actress at that is the right woman. I mean, if he is the right man to be president of a college like Ivy with a conservative tradition. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Gentlemen, gentlemen, gentlemen. Gentlemen, gentlemen, gentlemen. Mr. Wellman has raised a point which, however seriously it should be taken, does have a bearing on Dr. Hall's reappointment. My personal feeling for your information is that Mrs. Hall's charm and sympathy for and with the younger element is a definite advantage to Dr. Hall's work. This is one opinion. You may hold contrary ones. But I should like to confine the discussion to a period of one-half hour. At that time, we will vote for or against reappointment. Mr. Meriwether? Mr. Chairman, I'm not an Ivy alumnus.  Wait a minute, Meriwether. The dignity of this college is my foot. Gentlemen, gentlemen, gentlemen. If you please, gentlemen, order please. May I remind you that appointing a president to this college is a serious matter and any pertinent discussion should also be serious. The question of Dr. Hall's fate is... Dear, must you pace back and forth like that, like a hyena in the zoo? A hyena? That's a rather rude comparison, Victoria. A hyena is a nasty animal. If we must be zoological, let me be something a little more noble. A tiger. A lion. That's what you are, the king of the beast. Well, thank you. And like a lion, you must be brave, dear. My dear woman, bravery in a college president, even in a former college president. Oh, don't say that. Oh, it could happen. But as I was saying, bravery in a college president is as superfluous virtual and practically the only virtue not absolutely required. If the governors of this college... What do you suppose they're doing at their wretched board meeting playing parts? Easy. Temper, toddy, temper. Successful college presidents never lose their temper. I know. And will you please try not to call me toddy? Even in these sacred precincts. Someday you'll use it in front of some eager young beaver in the School of Journalism.  I'll try, dear. I know what the cheerleaders will do with it, too. Tell me, how did they notify you that you ought to be booked for another term? Booked is hardly the word, Victoria. I am not a juggling act. Well, we all have our professional phrases, dear. Sometimes... Well, here it is. Te mori turi salutami. What does that mean? It means, here's mud in your eye from we who are about to be reappointed or not. Lattice. Well, let's get it over with. I'll let them in. You'll be busily reading your fan mail or something. Hello, Mrs. Hall. Gee, I'm glad you're home. Can you give me a few minutes? Well, frankly, Pushy, it is rather an awkward time. Who was the trouble? Oh, it's that walls clog I'm doing in the junior follies. I can't seem to remember it. Would you brush me up a little? Ask them in, Victoria. Yes, yes. Come in, Pushy. It's Pushy Morgan. Gee, I'm sorry to bother you all the time, Mrs. Hall, but the way you explain things are clear as crystal. And when I get up at rehearsal, I just... Oh, hello, Dr. Hall. And hello, Morgan. Did you bring a message from the Board of Governors? No, sir, I don't. No. I've been trying to teach him a dance for the junior follies. William, a walls clog, he wants to brush up a bit. Really? Now? Yes, sir. Well, pull that rug aside, Pushy, while I put a record on. What are we using? Oh, the sidewalks of New York. Remember? Am I in the way? Oh, sure. It is not, dear. Just stand over there by the piano. Pushy has an unfortunate habit of flinging his feet sideways. It makes for a very loose line in the chorus. Now, watch. Train yourself. This economical movement. Move the shoulders as little as possible. Now, try it. Gee, it sure looks easy when you do it. Well, OK. Stop the music, will you please, William? Gladly. Let me say, Morgan, I don't think you do too badly. Well, thank you, sir. I know I'm no Fred Astaire, but Mrs. Hall is a wonderful teacher. What was I doing wrong, Mrs. Hall? Well, your balance is all wrong, Pushy. Watch how I shift my weight. Now, here's what you're doing. Oh, I think I see what you mean. Look, look, more like this, huh? Try to think of your upper body and arms wrapped up like a mummy. Be tight. Oh, I get it. I think I know now. Oh, thanks, Mrs. Hall. This is going to be the best show we ever had, doctor. I'm looking forward to seeing it, Morgan. Are you one of the leads? He is the lead, William. He sings even better than he dances. Oh, I'd better. This whole thing scares me to death. When I think of opening night and me doing the walls clogged in front of all those people, gee, I'd almost rather be back in Okinawa. Almost, that is. Okinawa? Were you...? Yes, yes, you are, dear. Now, you keep practicing, Pushy, and we'll get to work on that third-act scene real after tomorrow. Okay, and thanks a lot, Mrs. Hall.  Bye, doctor. Good day, Morgan.  I'm sorry I interrupted your question, Toddy, but Pushy doesn't talk much about his war experience. He has the middle of honor, purple heart, silver star, and a few other things, you know. No, I didn't know. I'm glad to hear about it. I'm inclined to lose sight of the fact that these are not all youngsters under my care. When I... Oh, here, here, let me help. Pull the rug over a bit, will you, dear? Over here? A little bit more. That's it. Now, what were you saying? Uh, what was I... Oh, yes, yes, this... this reappointment. You do want to be reappointed, don't you, Toddy? I mean, William. Yes, I do. And largely on account of boys like Pushy Morgan, when I address the student body or any part of it, I can see how the world has moved since I went to college myself. In my day, we went to college for fun and to fill in a few years between high school and making a living. Some of these young, old men have already lived more than I ever will. And even the inevitable few who are here to avoid work are affected in spite of themselves by the veterans and the ones who are playing for keeps. Yeah, that's why I like my job more than I ever did. And that's why I wish those... those... What time is it? Yes, 3.37. How did you say you'd be notified? I've only been reappointed once, you know, so the procedure is not exactly traditional. On that occasion, I was notified in person by two members of the board. Mary Weather, whom I like and admire, and Mr. Wellman, who is, in my considered opinion, a stinker. Is there any doubt in your mind that you will be reappointed?  Reappointment means a salary increase. Oh, Charlie, how wonderful. And a salary increase naturally brings out the watchdog instincts of the conservative members. You mean that some of them would actually fire their president just to save a few miserable dollars? Vicki, I love you very deeply, but you are shamefully ignorant of some of life's basic facts. I know, dear, but... The board of governors is made up largely of wealthy men, retired industrialists, philanthropists. dissimilar as they are, they have one trait in common. None of them sees anything miserable about a dollar. Furthermore... Telephone, dear. Charlie, aren't you going to answer it? Let it ring. But, darling, the governors... The governors are hard to take. Let me play hard to get. I was curious. I tasted it. Now I know why Schlitz is the beer that made Milwaukee famous. In just a moment, we'll return to the halls of Ivy, starring Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman. There's just time now for you to hear how one man learned something very interesting. Here are his own words. My story is about a neighbor who isn't a neighbor and a front porch that's really a penthouse and how I first came to taste Schlitz beer. You see, every night I sit out in my terrace and watch the stars blink, just like I used to from my front porch back home, but it isn't the same because, although my next door neighbor sits on his terrace, just three feet in a flower box away, we never speak. I know that he lounges in an old tweed jacket and has a hard time keeping his pipe lit and turns to the sports page first, but I don't even know his name. Yet I owe him a great deal of pleasure.  So I made a point of looking at the label every time, and it was always Schlitz. Well, I couldn't help wondering what there was about a beer and it looked so pleased every time he tasted it. I bought some Schlitz, and I found out all right. Now we sit there just three feet away, both with our bottles of Schlitz, both with that same please look on our faces. No wonder they call Schlitz the beer that made Milwaukee famous. Pardon me. There's the telephone again, William. That's the third call. I think you've taught them a lesson. Oh, very well. Dr. Hall's residence. Oh, yes. Yes. Bad news, you say. Well, frankly, I rather expected it. Well, thank you for calling. Yes, as soon as I can. Goodbye. Sorry, dear. Well, it can't be helped. I suppose I was lucky to get the one I really wanted. What do you mean? What did they say? Well, they said they just got the copy of Wiener's book and the cybernetics I ordered. Two of the others I wanted to rather print. The governor said that? No, no, no. The campus bookshop. Remind me to pick... Oh, you thought... I thought they'd let you go. You know, it wouldn't be so terrible, would it? It could take a nice long vacation. Could you use another adjective? Well, such as brief or enjoyable You wouldn't be out of work very long, darling.  You're the best college president I know. Thank you. But I'm afraid your limited experience... Was that the phone? Was what the phone, dear? I thought I heard the phone. What time is it? It's four minutes to four. Get your coat and let's go for a walk. But, Toddy, that William, what is the Board of Governors? I think they should call while we're out. Let them find me. One of the janitors on Fraternity Row has a bloodhound. They can track me down. We can't do it, will you? We can't meet rudeness with rudeness. No. All right, as usual. My father used to say that the real test of manners was being able to meet bad ones with good ones. But what the devil do they find to discuss all the afternoon? I'll bet Wellman has something to do with this. Mr. Wellman the stinker. Mr. Wellman the revolving stinker. He's a stinker any way you look at it. That's exactly what does a frequent Mr. Wellman do for a living.  And steals their pennies. But according to various other sources of information, he is a soup magnet. Soup? Soup. I suspect that his grandmother was a witch and invented a broth which became a family recipe. I'm afraid to eat any. And I turn into a frog. And I can't swim. Don't be busy there. After all, you don't have to have this job. No, we could hitchhike out to California and pick fruits. Do ladders make you nervous? No, not at all. Do you remember Lulu's mad moment? No, of course you don't. It just played for three nights. But I was Lulu. And I spent most of the second act on a ladder bringing in terminable choruses of all old art and open land. Sounds like a resounding success. There's more mistakes. The physics, however. Well, it's about time. Now, shall I accept the reappointment or shall we pick a pickup? Oh, just stay hard to get for 10 or 15 seconds here gracefully. And Dr. Hall's residence? Yes? Oh, well, it's quite all right. Not at all. Goodbye. Wrong number. What time is it? Two minutes after four. And stop pacing, Toddy. Remember, I don't mind ladders. Very well. Lulu, may I call you Lulu? It would be a little presumptuous. You never saw me as Lulu, but I'd like to marry and give them tears in London. That's all many, any man could ask. Give them tears. I'd love to play it again. It was a lovely play, wasn't it, darling? If you do it again, I'd like to play the vicar. I could do it, you know. I saw it 27 times. And you bought your own tickets on a professor's salary. My sabbatical year turned out to be a theatrical five months. You were very kind to the visiting American, Vicki. The visiting American was very refreshing, Toddy. It was fun. Teaching you how many stillings in a pound. How to eat fish and chips. And I must walk. Had you noticed me in the audience? Ever? I mean, before... Oh, my dear. I saw you every time after the first one. And then, the night my maid told me that we were together. Miss, there's a Mr. All wants to see you. A yank of a look of him. What did he want, Penny? I don't know, he didn't say, but he's a pleasant, spoken man and nice looking. None of the ordinary runner-back stages. Oh, ah, I see everything. Miss Cromwell, I realize this is perhaps an imposition. But I'm leaving for the United States in a few days. And I felt I must tell you something. Yes, Mr. Hall. Oh, is it Professor Hall? Oh, Doctor Hall. No, it doesn't matter. What does matter is that I am not ordinarily much of a theater girl, but I have seen you in this very beautiful play 26 times.  The hours I have spent watching you will be a memory which I shall treasure the rest of my somewhat dull life. I am most grateful. Oh, Mr. Hall, I... This is really a... Penny, go away. Oh, yes, Miss. Please sit down, Mr. Hall. Thank you, but... Well, I've been told this is a rather inconvenient time to visit backstage. My ignorance of theatrical procedures... No, ignorance of the rules, Mr. Hall, is rather refreshing. And you don't want an autographed photo or endorsement of some brand of petrol or to discuss a tentative new motion picture over a late supper. No, no, none of these things. Now, I merely wish to say thank you. I might also say that dressing room views of one's favorite actress are popularly supposed to be disillusioning. I'm always glad to help kick a superstition in the head. Oh, well, I'm glad I'm your favorite actress, Mr. Hall. You're becoming my favorite audience. Tell me, why did you wait so long to come and tell me all these nice things? Well, I, um... I, frankly, I hadn't the courage until tonight. And the thought of going home without hearing you speak to me in person was simply intolerable. So thank you once more, and... No, don't go, Mr. Hall. Sit down again. I want to talk to some more by anyone who thinks as highly of me as you do and say so, so beautifully. It's to me, it's very singulating conversation. Yes, yes, yes. Yes, yes. Miss Cromwell, I, um... I wouldn't have mentioned this, but inasmuch as you have introduced me to something... How would you like it inscribed, Mr. Hall? Oh, just say something like with kindness regards. How did you know what I meant? I think because I wanted you to want a picture of me. Oh, good heavens, I'm sorry. I'm overstate. What was that, curtain time? Overture? Darling, it's the doorbell. W-W-What? What? I didn't... Honey, darling. Will gathering. Yes, I guess I was. And dozens of wool make a lovely comforter. What are you talking about? No, it doesn't matter, darling. Excuse me, I'll see who's at the door. Mr. Merriweather, Mr. Wellman. We were just debating about taking a walk. Another ten minutes, and we'd probably have been done. Um, Victoria, I think you know Mr. Merriweather. Yes, indeed. I do. Good afternoon, Mr. Merriweather. Hey, Mrs. Hall, I'm glad to see you. Back, I'm all... Excuse me, Mr. Merriweather, but I'm afraid Mrs. Hall hasn't met Mr. Wellman. Um, Victoria, may I introduce Mr. Talence Wellman? How do you do, Mr. Wellman? Uh, Mrs. Hall, we haven't met before. Uh, formal. And I remember you from, uh, 1934, I think. In England, Golders Green, in Lulu's Mad Moments. Was that the one where I'd say the witch growing a wicked broth which turned men into frogs? No, dear, no, no, no, no. Uh, Lulu's Mad Moments was where you spent most of the second act on a ladder, remember? Uh, that was it, the ladder. I'll have to admit, Mrs. Hall, that you were, uh, interesting. But that pledge, how long did it run? Run, Mr. Wellman, is much too vigorous a word. It toppled for three days and fell down dead. You do have the fortune, good or bad, to see Lulu's Mad Moments, Mr. Merriweather? No, I didn't, Mrs. Hall. But I saw give them tears five times in New York. God, ma'am, if I'd been a couple of hundred years younger and hadn't had a wife who understood me, you'd have found me at the stage door every night with a bunch of emeralds in my hot little hands. Um, I, um, I don't like to intrude on your memoirs, gentlemen. But could I serve you any refreshments? You mean tea, Dr. Hall? No, Mr. Wellman, I didn't mean tea. Although tea is available if you care for it this late in the afternoon. Personally, I'm a temperance man, Doctor. I am seldom seen reeling across the campus myself, Mr. Wellman. May I get you something, Vicky? No, thank you, William. Apologies for keeping you waiting, Doctor. Waiting for what, Mr. Merriweather? Waiting for what? Don't you realize today is the deadline for your reappointment as President of Ivy, Doctor Hall? Oh, gracious, Vicky. William, did you hear? Yes, I did. Well, I knew you weren't the type to screw around about it, Hall. Right, everyone for President of Ivy always said so. Well, as you're the committee, tell the man. Dr. Hall, I have been requested by the Board of Governors to inform you of your reappointment as President of Ivy College for a further term of five years. We've got more money, too, sir. I'm the committee of one! For a further term of five years, Doctor, with an increase in stipends of $2,500. Thank you, Mr. Wellman. Does this mean, William, that we can't go to California? Um, I'm afraid so, dear. If we possibly, possibly on our vacation, we can pick an orange. Oh, much you go, gentlemen. Yes, got to get home, Doctor. Come on, Clarence. Uh, night, Doctor, and congratulations to you and to the college. Thank you. Thank you. Night, Mrs. Hall. Good night. And, uh, thanks for being so kind and patient with my nephew. Your nephew? Pushy Morgan. Stumble bum. Hey, you taught him how to know his left foot from his right. He's crazy about you. So am I. Come on, Wellman, what are you stalling around for? Good night, Doctor. Good night, Mr. Hallman. Good night. Good night. Congratulations, Doctor. Thank you, Lulu. You may come down from the ladder now. Oh, what an afternoon. I promise you I won't go through that again. Won't you, Daddy? Five years isn't long. Next time I'll be ready for them. I'll be quick to laugh at them if you'll help me. Well, of course, dear. Look, Vicki, uh, teach me that waltz plug. I think I might have a flair for that sort of thing. Now watch. Isn't it this the way? No, no, no, no. Look, Daddy. Like this. I was curious. I tasted it. Now I know why Schlitz is the beer that made Milwaukee famous. And here again, our Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman. Thank you. Good night, everyone. Speak at this time at the Halls of Ivy, starring Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coleman. The other players are Herbert Rawlingson, Herbert Butterfield, Willard Waterman, Gloria Gordon, and Lee Malan. The Halls of Ivy was created by Don Quinn, directed by Matt Wolfe, and presented by the Joseph Schlitz growing company of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Ken Popp and his speakers. Next, here we, the people over most of these same MBU stations.


We are the women of the PMC Lawson Cancer Center. We are here to support your journey, deliver hope, and provide solutions that will advance your care. Our purpose is saving lives. On Friday, October 14th, the Appalachian Center for the Arts will be hosting their third annual showing of the Rocky Horror Picture Show in Pikeville. Due to the past success of the event, this year will be a double-feature screening. Tickets are still available for the later show and U-Pike students can attend for free. So Rocky Horror is playing this Friday, the 14th, at 7.30 and 10.30. We've got two showings. And it is a blast. It's a party. So people come dressed up. It is just like, so we showed the movie. We've got what's called a shadow cast. So we show the original movie on our big screen. And then we've got cast members that come and act in front of it. And they kind of act out different parts of the movie. And then we've got prop bags that the audience can purchase when they get here. And it's got different props in it, like newspapers and spray bottles and confetti. And there's different prompts throughout the movie. The cast will help you. We also have a cheat sheet in the prop bag of how to use the props as you're watching the movie. The App Center is collaborating with forbidden planet treasures to create an interactive experience for the audience. Spectators will be treated to a performance from a shadow cast of actors depicting scenes from the R-rated film. It's directed by David Keen. He also goes by Harley Ramon. And he does a lot of Rocky Horror things out in Lexington. And he's directed our show the last three years. So our actors are local actors. Some even actually work at the app. They're on staff at the app. And they come together. It's like a cool group that they come together every year. And they put on this show. And it's just kind of become a tradition. Rocky Horror is just a super fun event. People come dressed up. So take a look at the movie. Come dressed as your favorite character. That's always a fun thing. It's fun to see everybody come in their different attire. You don't have to dress up, but it makes it a little bit more fun. And yeah, there's callbacks in the movie. It's just really audience interactive. Reporting from Mountaintop News, I'm Nick Collum.


A school bus crash near Rozo sent several children to the hospital last night, the children were treated and released for unknown injuries. The crash happened about 3.30 in the afternoon, about three miles east of Rozo on Highway 11. The Rozo County Sheriff's Office has a vehicle driven by Garrett Rasmussen of Warroad rear-ended the bus. Rasmussen was also taken to Life Care Medical Center in Rozo where he was treated and released. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax-deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Age-related macular degeneration, AMD, is a common eye condition that can lead to vision loss. It has been found to share many similarities with neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and multiple sclerosis. By studying the retina, researchers have identified a glial activation pattern that occurs at the beginning stages of AMD. This pattern was also observed in the brains of patients with Alzheimer's and MS. Additionally, researchers discovered that a specific type of immune cell, called microlia, plays a role in driving the development of new blood vessels associated with AMD. These findings suggest that the same mechanisms may be involved in both AMD and neurodegenerative diseases. This article was authored by Monic Kutru, Mocello Di Stosio, Eric Song, and others.


Hi friends, welcome to my channel and welcome if you're new here. My name is Jen. I'm a certified weight loss and nutrition coach and I'm on the MyWW Blue Plan. I am excited today because I have a super fantastic meal prep coming your way. I have three amazing, delicious, easy recipes that are family friendly, fantastic for meal prep and will definitely, definitely help keep you on track. So if you're excited for today's video, please give it a big, huge thumbs up. It means a lot to me and it definitely, definitely helps out my channel. If you're not yet subscribed and the funny thing is most people over half that watch me are not subscribed to my channel and I am this close to 30,000 subscribers which is my goal by the end of 2020. So do me the biggest favor ever and hit that little subscribe button and while you're at it ring the bell next to it so you don't miss a vlogmas video or a future video. Also make sure you're checking out that description box down below where you're going to find my nutrition coaching website. I offer one-on-one macro and calorie calculation and there's 30 and 60 minute sessions for one-on-one coaching. Definitely know your macros and calories especially moving into a new year with a whole new set of goals. So definitely check out my nutrition coaching website. Links, discount codes to the products I use today as well as all of my favorite things are down in the description box along with my Facebook group. If you're not in my group, join us. I have so many amazing things coming your way for the new year you're not gonna wanna miss out. So we have a busy day today. We have three recipes to make so let's jump in. For breakfast this week I am making the Poundroppers Skinny Cranberry Orange Loaf. You can also make this into muffins but I'm going to make bread so that I compare this with some protein, sausage, eggs and even some additional fruit for breakfast. So let me show you what's in our recipe. You'll need all-purpose flour, sugar alternatives in both a granular and a golden or a brown sugar. So as you know I love the Lakonto Monk Fruit Sweetener and I also love their golden or brown sugar. I do have 10% off for Lakonto. I'll leave that down in the description box. They actually have some great sales right now on their website. So definitely check it out. You can get every single Lakonto product in one place so it makes it really easy. So I'm gonna be using again the classic and the golden. You'll need baking powder and baking soda, salt, vanilla extract, light butter, cranberries, fresh or frozen, whatever your preference is. A couple of oranges, which is funny. Look at the color difference. It's pretty interesting. Half of a cup of water and then of course an egg. So let's make some cranberry orange bread. The first thing I'm going to do is juice and zest my oranges. So we need about four tablespoons of fresh orange juice from the oranges and then we are going to zest them as well.  This makes it really, really easy and then we'll be ready to start making our bread. Let's go outside, the snow is falling down and every child is having... Let's get started on our bread. So I have one and a half cups of all purpose flour. I'm going to put in about a half of a teaspoon of salt and then one teaspoon each of baking soda and baking powder. And then I'm going to mix this together. I just want to make sure everything is combined really well as far as dry ingredients go and then let's put together the wet ingredients. Into a medium sized bowl, we're going to add the wet ingredients, starting with one half of a cup of water. We're going to add about a teaspoon of vanilla extracts, the two to four tablespoons of orange juice. I have probably closer to four. I'm okay with that because I do want this bread to be very orangey to compliment the cranberry. And then I'm going to crack in one egg and then add our sweetener. So I have four tablespoons of Lakonto Classic and four tablespoons of Lakonto Golden. And then we are going to stir this up until it's combined and then we'll add it into the dry ingredients. I almost forgot you guys to add in the orange zest. So we're also going to add that to the wet ingredients. Now we're slowly, gradually going to add the wet into the dry. We want to make sure to stir our dry ingredients just until combined. You definitely do not want to over mix. It will ruin the texture of the bread. Just before it's fully combined, go ahead and add in your butter and then continue to stir just until everything is combined. Fold in one and a half cups of cranberries and then this is ready to get into our greased loaf pan.  The snowman is wise to size is me. Look at how beautiful this is. It's going in the oven for 40 to 45 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean at 350 degrees. Look at this beauty. This looks so incredibly delicious. I'm going to let it cool for just a little bit and then we will cut it into slices and I'll be back to show you calories and smart points. The loaf of bread makes 12 slices. It's fun, the snowman is wise to size is me. With a smile, it's quirky as mine. We're holding hands to keep each other warm while we stand and watch. Look at this absolutely gorgeous bread. So you saw me cut this into 12 equal slices. Wait till you hear points and calories. Each one of these slices of bread is only two smart points on all plans. So like I said, it's great. You can even pair this with sausage, bacon, eggs and make a really well rounded breakfast. And this is a good slice of bread. I mean, this is a good size slice. This isn't some tiny skinny slice of bread for only two smart points. It is 97 calories per slice. That's all. This is holiday vibes to the max. For lunches this week, I'm making ham and cheese Hawaiian sliders. This would be a fantastic recipe to share on Christmas Eve or Christmas day. It makes a great meal, a great appetizer, calorie friendly, point friendly. And of course, who doesn't love a slider? So let me show you what's in our recipe. You'll need one package of King's Hawaiian rolls or 12 rolls total.  Let's make some sliders. Pro tip on sliders, instead of separating out your buns, just cut the entire brick in half. A top and a bottom for each of your sliders. It's a big time saver and it just makes assembling them so much easier. Now that I've cut these in half, we're going to assemble the slider. So I have my ham here and the best way to do this, to give your slider a little bit of texture, is fold your ham and then fold it again so that it is folded into a four kind of flowery looking design and set that on top of each of your slider rolls. Once you start adding more meat, they will stay a little bit better. They'll kind of overlap each other. Then we are just going to lay the six slices of cheese right on top. And remember, I use the Yarlsburg light Swiss. It's only one point per slice. You can't beat that at all.  It'll just make it a little bit cheesier. Now we're actually ready to make the secret to these sliders, which is the sauce. So go ahead and put the top on. And then what I have here is just a nine by 13 baking dish. It's not sprayed or anything. We don't have to worry about that. Go ahead and set your sliders in your baking dish. Let's whip up the sauce. So the first thing I did is melt one quarter cup of light butter to that. I'm going to add about a half of a teaspoon of Dijon mustard. I know this sounds weird, but it's part of the secret sauce. And then we're also going to add about a half of a teaspoon of Worcestershire sauce. Same half a teaspoon of onion powder and half of a teaspoon of poppy seeds. All right, and then go ahead, give that a stir. And that is the yummy sauce that's going to go right on top of our sliders. So we are going to drizzle this right over the top. You can use your spoon or a pastry brush to blend it a little bit more. But we wanna make sure that there's some of the secret sauce on all of the sliders. We are going to cover these sliders with some foil, look how good that looks. Pop these in a 400 degree oven for about 10 minutes or so. Just keep an eye on them.  Sliders are out of the oven. Look at this, you guys, this cheesy. Oh, these look so good. My house smells amazing. Again, this would be a great appetizer for the holidays or get-togethers, if you can get together. But this is going to be a portion of my lunch this week. Here is what they look like all done and ready to go for the week. Each slider is five smart points and 152 calories. My plan is to just go ahead and pair it with some veggies because the slider has your bread and also has your meat and cheese. These look really delicious. For a sweet treat this week, I'm making berry almond shortbread thumbprint cookies. I say berry because you can really use any jam that you want. I have Huckleberry on hand. That's what I'm going to be using. The original recipe was raspberry but go ahead and just fill in the berry with any jam that you would like to use. So let me show you what's in our recipe. First, you'll need all-purpose flour. Again, I'm using the Lakonto monk fruit sweetener in classic and I'm also using the Lakonto powdered sugar which I absolutely love. Again, don't forget about 10% off for Lakonto down in the description box. You're going to need light butter, cornstarch, almond extract. Again, whatever jam you're using, I have this on hand so I'm going to use this. This is great because it's 100% real fruit so there's really good ingredients. And then also some salt. So let's make some cookies. To start our cookies in a medium-sized bowl, go ahead and add two cups of all-purpose flour. We are going to add in just a pinch of salt and one teaspoon of cornstarch. Give that a good mix. Just make sure all of your dry ingredients are well combined. We're now going to mix together some wet ingredients. My battery died so I don't know if you heard but this is one cup, measure out on my food scale of light butter. Two thirds cup of the monk fruit sweetener and we want about half of a teaspoon of almond extract. Now almond extract is potent so watch how much you put in. You can always add more, you just can't take away as easily. So I may add a little bit more, we'll see kind of how it tastes. With your handheld mixer, you just want to make sure you mix until fully incorporated. Once that is combined, we are gradually going to add in our flour mixture. On a low speed mixer, go ahead and get that until the flour is fully incorporated. This is what your dough should look like. You just want to make sure everything is mixed together as best that you can. So what I like to do is just kind of roll it on my spoon to pick up anything that just kind of falls to the bottom of the bowl. And then our dough is actually going to go in the refrigerator for one hour. One hour later. I just pulled the dough out of the refrigerator. It's nice and cold. We're gonna get ready to put these out on our sheet pan. I'm going to preheat my oven to 350 degrees. For the cookies, you can either do 36 cookies, which is what the original recipe says that this makes. This is not a lot of dough. Or you can do 20 cookies. That's what I'm going to do for a little more points and calories. But I will share with you, of course, points and calories for all of the different options, whether you do 36 or 20 cookies. So I'm going to go ahead and roll these out. They're nice and cold. And just put the ball directly here on a sheet pan lined with parchment paper. 20 cookies, 20 perfectly shaped cookies, half of a cup of my jam. What we're going to do is take either your pinky or your ring finger and put a well or an indent in the middle of each cookie. So kind of like you would with a thumbprint cookie, about halfway down. Once you do that, you may need to redistribute and spread your cookies a little more evenly. But I'm going to go ahead and get these all pressed down. And then we'll fill them with jam. Bring it in my ear. Jingle bell of sound that's oh so dear. Frosties. Look at how beautiful these are. These are going in the 350 degree oven for about 11 minutes or until the edges are just starting to brown. And while they're in the oven, we're going to create a glaze. These even have a glaze. For the glaze, I have half of a cup of Lakonto powdered sugar. It is a two times sweetness sugar. So the original recipe calls for a full cup. We're going to do a half of a cup because it is two times the sweetness. We're also going to add about a half of a teaspoon of almond extract. Go ahead and give that a stir. We are going to pop in a little bit of water as needed to create the glaze consistency. And there's our glaze. So that is the perfect, perfect consistency. I'm just going to set this aside until the cookies come out of the oven. Yum, these smell and look absolutely delicious. I'm going to let them rest here on the sheet pan for about a minute. And then I'm going to transfer them here to a cooling rack. And we're going to let them cool completely before we use our glaze. So look at these cookies, you guys, incredible. For the best part, we are now going to glaze these cookies. They're nice and cooled. They've been resting here for about 20 minutes or so. I just went ahead and gave my glaze another stir.  I actually have a piece of saran wrap under my rack here. That's a little pro tip to make cleanup a heck of a lot easier. So we're just going to drizzle these until we are out of icing. And here are our cookies, you guys. These are so good, I just had one. They are really delicious. They're the perfect sweetness and tartness from the jam. They're beautiful. Again, a fantastic holiday recipe. So I again made 20 cookies. And when you make 20 cookies, they are four points per cookie and 115 calories. Not bad for a cookie. Now, if you did make them a little bit smaller and did the 36 cookies, they would be two points per cookie and 64 calories each. So not bad at all. They're gorgeous. They're beautiful. They're WW friendly. They're low in calories. And again, a great cookie to add to your holiday spread. Thank you for joining me on this week's WW meal prep. I hope you are as excited about these three recipes as I am. I can't wait to eat these all week. I'm seriously so excited. You will find all of these recipes on my recipe website, which is linked down in the description box. Also in the description box, you'll find my nutrition coaching. Don't forget to have your macros and calories figured out. This makes a great gift as well. And take advantage of 30 and 60 minute one-on-one coaching sessions. Links, discount codes to my favorite things and my Facebook group, definitely join us there, are all in the description box as well. If you love today's video, please give it a big thumbs up. It means a lot to me. And of course, it helps out my channel. And again, help me reach 30,000 subscribers in the next couple of weeks and make sure you're subscribed and your bell is turned on. Thank you, my friends, so much for hanging out with me. Happy Monday, happy Vlogmas, and I'll see you in tomorrow's video. Bye.