Okay, looks like we are recording so I'm going to go ahead and get started so again welcome everyone to our February marketing committee meeting. I'm Christy T and the director of marketing and member programs here at CNCF so I know a lot of you on the call but always good to see some new and familiar faces if you are new welcome we're so happy that you decided to spend the hour with us today. Just a couple things housekeeping items before we get started obviously already know this year you made it yay in the right meeting. If you're looking for something else not marketing committee related feel free to drop. And then just a heads up to this call is recorded we record these meetings and provides the slides as the resource to our members who couldn't make the call today so if you don't want to be recorded feel free to turn your video off and you can type in the chat if you'd like. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday, March 2. So just a month from now and we'll go over some updates and hopefully have some interesting discussion topics. And then just a reminder that you know we do have this anti trust policy so you know we do talk about confidential things in here so don't do anything that's illegal. But the circle of stress we don't want to have to get the lawyers involved with anything. And that's for our agenda today we're going to go through some announcements per usual and then we'll talk a little bit about membership you'll get an update on content marketing, ARPR events. And then that'll take us to the hour. All right, any questions before I get going. Okay, let's do it. The first very very exciting announcement is that we have a new marketing committee chair so congrats Carla. We're so happy that you are here. Yeah Carla. I have to tell you it was a very very very close election we had a lot of awesome candidates. And we're just so excited so I want to pass the floor to Carla to introduce yourself and talk a little bit so I'll pass it to you Carla. Thank you very much Christy. And thank you very much everybody for for giving me this opportunity. As Christy mentioned, there were other awesome candidates and I'm truly truly honored and beyond excited to be here today as the new chair. And in the next version I know I introduced myself last time as well I don't want to be myself too much. I currently oversee everything content community events of content solutions, which is a consultancy specialized in cognitive transformations. And we're also the ones behind some initiatives that you might know you might not know such as WTF is cognitive and the software circles. So I've been in the cloud ecosystem for a while, and now I'm excited to use my expertise and my, my knowledge here with the CNCF. Thank you very much. Yay, awesome Carla we're so happy to have you as I was saying, I just wanted to make a quick comment to, as we kind of thought about this role in 2022. We really want Carla to be more involved in these meetings so helping me kind of coordinate some roundtable discussion topics, as well as having her own office hours where you as members can meet with her. Maybe you have a question about how to get involved with an online program or you want some coaching on blogs. I'm definitely here for a race as a resource and happy to help so we'll be in touch with some opportunities of where you can meet her outside of this meeting. But definitely our staff is always available as well but we're super excited to have Carla and have that resource for you all, especially as you navigate some of these new programs or maybe you're brand new and you're just not sure where to get started so super happy to have you. And with that, you know, Carla and I met last week or maybe the week before just to kind of talk about these, you kind of the structure of these meetings and how we can make them more valuable for you all. And with that, we're going to move into some poll questions just to kind of break the ice a little bit so I'm going to go ahead and launch the poll. And for free to participate if you'd like we'd love to get as much participation as we can. So the first, give it just a second here. The question is, can you all see it, hopefully. Yeah, I can see it. Okay, so the first question is how often do you attend these meetings monthly occasionally or this is my first time. Go ahead and answer your questions there and then I think it will take you to the next question which is, what's your level of membership. And there's a question about what would you like to see in during these meetings in 2022. And then the last one is asking you about if you're planning to attend coupon Europe in person. We're starting to think about maybe doing some sort of in person mixer happy hours so above your responses there so I'll keep the poll open for a couple minutes or two just so folks can participate. And I'll be quiet so you can think about it. I know the third one was a tough one to choose. I was, I almost switched it to having multiple answers that I was trying to just do once so we could have more concrete. And I think that's good but sort of to your, your comments on sort of Carla driving more kind of discussion here right. I'm kind of after both. And also there's going to be many more opportunities to discuss we can meet one as well like Tracy mentioned I'm going to have office hours starting next month. So we can bring some together as well. This is like just to start and understand which are the areas and how we can networking and collaborate more. I just did maybe a suggestion at table for later but you could do a, not that people want more meetings but you could do two meetings run sort of like the talk does where one is kind of a LF up there see excuse me cnc f update report out hey here's what's going on. And the next one could be sort of just brainstorming on hey how are things going. What's working and what's not working what need ideas do folks have you know something like that. Yeah, that's really interesting idea. We'll go ahead and leave a poll open for about another minute looks like we've got about 66% participation that's great. I'm also taking notes in the meantime. Yes, me too. I'm writing on my little notebook over here. Every suggestion is welcome. Yeah, and if you want to put a suggestion in the chat that's that's totally okay as well. We definitely are here to help and love your feedback this is really going to help us kind of structure these meetings. A little bit better make them more useful and as you think of more ideas that's always open to you. All right, about another 30 seconds or so. Again, we're all taking the taking the polls and we really appreciate this real time feedback as you know we ran a member survey towards the end of last year and shared those results but we wanted to pull the people who show up to these meetings as well and just get a gauge for how you all are feeling as well. Then that's okay. No worries. There's no failure on the test. All right, I'm going to go ahead and close out the poll and then we'll take a quick peek at the answers real quick here. Okay. So hopefully, can you all see the answers. Yeah. Okay, awesome. So for the first one that looks like majority of you. Yeah, you attend every month which is great. That's awesome and welcome to our occasional and first timers as well I know all of our schedules are super busy right now so I do appreciate you taking the time to come with us. And as for level of membership, we've got a lot of silvers in the house that's awesome followed by a few platforms and some goals and some folks not sure. If you have questions about your membership feel free to reach out to me I can absolutely help you with that or I can connect to Savannah who runs our business development while Caitlin's out on maternity leave for the next two months. So what would you like to see during the meetings in 2022. Okay, so it looks like breaking down the member benefit marking benefits and how to get started okay great this is kind of what we were thinking Carla. I'm really diving into them. Followed by it looks like wow the updates from CNNC effort popular and networking opportunities as well. Yes, absolutely. And we're on table discussions. Okay, good, good and I know again it was tricky to just pick one so appreciate you all thinking one. Awesome. Okay it looks like 70% of you are planning to be at cube con in Europe which is great. And so yeah we'll start thinking about Carla you and I about kind of maybe doing some sort of in person component we can chat about that offline but that's great. Okay, everybody is very eager to to meet again and Valencia question I guess we're always excited not to be there, but it's good for this group to have an opportunity to meet each other and and have a chat in person. Yes, absolutely. I'm very excited to do the ones that I've only heard amazing things from the events team so I'm really excited about that. And Carla did you want to ask anything else before we kick it off to the next sections of the marketing committee anything else you want to chat through. Again, if there's any other suggestions of topics or something that is currently not happening during these meetings and you think that we can add or create the opportunity to have like dedicated conversations please feel free to suggest it now or I know it takes sometimes to to think about ideas so feel free to reach out and I see actually that Jose. I don't know if it raises hand and it wants to. Yeah, looks like you. Hi. Hello guys. Here in Latin America, South America, Columbia, specifically. Basically, that we are intended and we have tried and it's our main purposes that we're very strong in the Latin communities, specifically in the Hispanic and Spanish community. And we're trying to gather and help you the foundation to get more content and we're producing a lot of blogs and we have a lot of information and in fact we're the pioneers of the Spanish community in Latin America so we would like to have a little bit more one to one talk with someone. The ideal is to deploy more information and continue being this strong community that we're getting here. We're ready in the whole continent and we're planning to expand also to Spain. So I think whatever help we can get from you guys will be very, very helpful. So, I don't know when we can talk about this topics and yeah something that it will be very helpful. So that will become the most powerful in the world and specifically in Spanish. Yes, absolutely. That's awesome was a thank you for bringing that up. I'm happy to chat with you all put my email address in the chat and then we can find a time to chat and then happy to we've been Carla. I would love to hear more about what you're doing and then maybe there's an opportunity to host a Kubernetes unity day or something like that but that's awesome. Thank you for raising your hand and saying that we're so happy that you're doing that work and want to support you however we can. Thank you very much. Because I also speak a bit of Spanish if it helps. So we can shop. Awesome. Okay, any other comments before we move on to the next next few announcements in the meeting and then into our updates of course. All right, I'll go ahead and move to the next thing. So just a reminder that the CFP is for our co located events happening during cube con cloning upon Europe. The deadlines are approaching for these in February you can see them broken out here so if you have a topic or something that you want to recommend talking through for any of these co located events highly recommend you submit your CFP. Just be mindful of the deadlines the first one being on Valentine's Day. So I don't have a quick Valentine's Day pun on the top of my head. You know if you want to be sweet to yourself or if you love CFP, make sure you get them in by February 14. That's the best I can do today. So with that I'm going to go ahead and go into our membership updates. So welcome to our new members we've got some new silver members are silver and user member. Excited to see our nonprofit and academic members come through especially the open compute project and those folks are going to be on this call so hi. And then also University of Michigan welcome. And then we also have a couple more and user supporters we love having new members so again if this is your first time super excited to see you here and welcome. All right, and then just a quick update if you're keeping tabs on a member acquisitions will be you try to do our best here if you notice anything that's missing so free to let us know. There it looks like there was an acquisition here in January and February with Opsoni getting a car by Cisco. Oh, and I'm going to check the chat real quick. And thank you Peter for the roses are read. There's a link in the market slide for trends. Yes, Bradford will get to that in a second I think Carl remind me if I'm wrong some of the blogs, or some of the research that's in the analyst relations slides is gated you have to have a membership to acquire that. But we'll get to that when we get there. Oh, and it looks like because you have your hand raised again. Do you have a question. Oh, no, no, no is to play that man was still raised, but I will. Just want to make sure we hear you. Awesome and with that I'm going to go ahead and hand it over to our PR AR folks so Katie Jesse and Carl handed over to you. Yeah, hi. We had some great coverage actually in January started off with litmus chaos which joined the incubator, tons of interest, some really good articles here. Some of the media spoke with the project maintainers so happy to have anybody read through those articles. And then we just had a bunch of additional coverage stemming mostly from the slash data report which I'm sure everybody should be aware of at this point because we have really good articles. A couple of came out from France as well. Definitely worth a read. And then, yeah, Carl can talk about the analyst reports and some of them are are gated, but he'll give you more information. Yes, for sure. So, the reason I pull out these reports is if your company has a subscription with one of these cut these analyst firms. It's like a selection of resources that you could use for demand generation lead generation so on so forth. So that's how they're intended to be used are also a great way to keep track of where the analysts are seeing trends in the market. And then strategically, you can look in and see okay where do I want to make a play on where analysts are looking at how analysts are looking at the market. Unfortunately, if you don't have subscription access, you won't be able to see some of this research. But if you do is a great way to keep up with the market and market trends and so on so forth. One particular article I wanted to flag today which is actually it's in a blog post but the actual research is is gated and that's just forster forster released forster wave on public cloud container platforms and that's one of their bigger reports that they do every year. This is the first time they've done it on public cloud container platforms. But the thing I wanted to flag for you guys is Christian I have been working a lot with these analysts in the background. And we've been working with them quite a bit on making sure that they see the importance of ecosystems in and and cloud native within this. Marketplace, and it actually came to fruition in this research where one of the key differentiators and one of the key criteria that they were judging the vendors on was their commitment to open source and that's why I wanted to flag for you guys was that this is something that Christian I've been doing a lot of work on and it's that the analysts are catching on where they're seeing that member or vendors commitment to open source and to CNCF is now becoming a key criteria and how they are viewing the market and how they are ranking vendors in the market and suggesting vendors to their key buyers. Cool and that's that's all I have for you Jesse. Awesome. Thanks. Sorry, can I ask a quick question of course yeah. Nice girl. You guys have been really good in the past and just organizing that data. I'll be honest with you as a CEO of a company it's a little hard to go through every report. You guys do a really really good job at pulling out the information that's that's viable that we can use for marketing and straight up we have. So in going through the reports definitely again understand that, you know, there's alignment here with certain companies, definitely we're willing to pay for certain things. If you could put the overall understanding what happened in those reports as you have been in the past with the stats that really pertain to CNCF and across the board. That'd be great and that that would also make us give us a little bit more of a beta on the hook to want to kind of join those. So just to clarify you're looking for a little bit more information on the actual article.  So if you guys can kind of do that consistently as well so we know what's in those reports. And then again if we find it valuable definitely get will join those companies or get the logins or whatever we got to do, but that's just a recommendation for it as well. That's super helpful. Yeah, the only the one thing I would flag is some of the times I don't have the access to research myself. So I'll do as much as I can to get access and through back channels and through blogs and so on and so forth, and then I'll put up and get you guys what you need as much information. I appreciate it not on you Carl but again somebody is listening here so if you're going to put the links of certain reports, let us know what it's about and why it's why it's valuable. Thank you, Brad. Oh, I'll add to there's also the, I don't know if you saw it Brad for Thursday. Analyst report for 2021 that kind of goes a little bit into more detail about some of these stats and topics and percentages and things. If you haven't seen that already we can definitely put it in the chat maybe probably you can add that link. I found that report really helpful to that kind of goes a little level deeper but yeah definitely love the feedback and I think I did yes. I just wanted to add that. I think it was Bradford speaking a moment ago. You know there's some awesome sites like I were using tech news.io right now that you can type in query terms and it'll pull back every author that's published on say like I work on wasm cloud and from so I can pull up anybody that's published on wasm cloud or topics what magazines and then give me stats about details as far as drilling down into that content. It really helps from an engagement perspective to understand what analysts what writers are interested in the topic and where they've been publishing that for working on contributed content and placing content and stuff. So I'll drop some links into chat just as an FYI, you know just some resources and I think there's three or four of these are PR team uses on those as well so happy to do a cross connect there. If it helps very much for sure. Awesome that's great love to see the community helping each other that's awesome. Alright Jesse I'll hand it back over to you to talk to the media coverage key messages. Yeah, but this is just for every, every month we just put this up here for everybody's just insights on key messages. They don't, they don't really change too much which is interesting obviously securities always top, along with machine learning and AI and edge actually. So, then we also just have the graduated and incubating projects as well just noted on here for information. Awesome. Alright, I'm going to go ahead and pass it over to Libby to talk about our online programs in the content marketing section. Hey Libby. Hey y'all, how's it going. Happy January. In January we had a kind of a limited version of online programs as we got revamped into the new year. So we took the first week first two weeks off except for a couple small programs. In total, we had oops I should have updated that for where it says December should be January but three live streams. We're showing an average of 48 years live per session and you can see tons of watched minutes, and then tons of views post event on between twitch and YouTube. We did not have any on demand webinars just yet because like I said again we're kind of shut down for the beginning of the month. We had two live webinars with tons of registrations y'all had lots of interest in those this month. Tons of views and one end user lounge live stream those are now an on demand format so instead of a live show we are pre recording those and posting them just like we do the on demand webinars so they're available and pop up the same way you just won't be watching those live. One other note, we did have a glossary kind of overview live stream that you might want to check out on our YouTube channel that gives information about the new CNCF glossary. We are now going to be streaming live to YouTube as opposed to twitch on cloud native live as of today in just a few minutes so there are your online program updates for January. And then cube weekly also ticking along we've got lots of interest and you know we're sending lots of great articles. We are working on a quick overview to kind of give you a little more insight into what the editors are looking for but very high level just remember to stay vendor neutral. And make sure it's something pretty current an article within the first last couple of weeks, and anything you think is kind of high level and kind of cutting edge interesting and send those over more, we're looking for all of this. Awesome thanks Libby I'm going to quickly talk about our little blog dashboard here before I pass it over to Charlie talk about case studies. And if you're new to this call, you might not be aware but we actually have this awesome blog dashboard where it pulls the real time Google analytics data. So you can take a look at the CNCF blog, whether to track your own blog that you've submitted or maybe you're curious about a specific topic or something like that. And it's a really great tool that Charlie are amazing content manager kicked off last year and I just love sharing this so if you want to dive into the CNCF blog you also you know as members are eligible to contribute there if you have questions about that. Reach out to our blog team I'll put their alias in the chat. But with that I'll hand it over to you Charlie to talk about our case studies. Oh thank you Kristian hi everyone. So end user case studies we've had a really good start to the year so far with two fantastic case studies but I wanted to take this opportunity to remind you all that we are creeping perilously close to keep on cloud native con in Valencia in just a couple of months. And of course we're also looking for really great stories to share with the community so if you've got a great cloud native transformation story. If your company has adopted any new technologies that you really want to shout about. This is a fantastic time to do it. And a reminder as well you don't have to do it in case study. You can submit a video. You can also take advantage of the online programs that Libby was just updating us on it's it's all part of the program. But one thing I really did want to draw all of your attention to also I can go back once Christie. I've been I've been working with the cartographos working group for a really fantastic bunch of very smart people. So the cartographos group is is all about kind of uniting the landscape and helping people to basically better understand what the cloud native journey is about through building a cloud native maturity model. Now they're getting to the stage where the cloud native maturity model is getting close to launch. And they would love to pair with some end users as they promote the maturity model at cube con and beyond. So if you are interested in sort of becoming part of that conversation you can join us on Slack. We've got it here on the slide. You can also learn more about the group's goals and what they do join in our bi-weekly meetings. Our next one is next Tuesday. Or feel free to reach out to me personally. I'm Charlie Mann. I'm on the CNCF Slack. But yeah, it'll be great to chat to a few folks who want to take advantage of that and talk a little bit more about their cloud native journeys. And in our next one, I just want to say thank you very much to our lovely friends at Boyant, who submitted this really cracking case study on one of their customers, Salt Security. This was super interesting. It's basically all about how LinkaD swooped in and saved the day and improved platform efficiency, reliability and performance in record time, I believe, of one week. So if you would also like to take advantage of this service, just a reminder that all the bits and bobs that you need to know are on GitHub, and all you need to do to kick it off is submit a quick proposal. So hopefully fingers crossed, looking forward to more of your fantastic stories. Awesome. Thanks, Charlie. All right, I'm going to go ahead and go into our events section. Our events director Vanessa is actually out sick, so I'm going to do my best to bump through her slides here. And I know we have some events colleagues that might be on the call as well if you answer any questions. So just a heads up on our Kubernetes Community Days program. Someone who joined us for KCD Brazil that happened in January and was super popular so awesome to see the community come together there. Just a heads up on a couple of KCDs that are coming here. They're listed. You can click on the links for each one if you'd like to get involved, maybe through sponsorships, CFP, or learn more. And then if you're curious about maybe proposing your own event or want to know more about the other KCDs that are on the roadmap, there's a couple links in here for you for reference. So just a background, our Kubernetes Community Days are kind of in a way mini cube cons. They're small regional events that are hosted by the community. We at CMCF kind of provide the blueprint, we give you best practices, tools, but they're really meant to be run by the community all across the world. And last year we refreshed the program so that we are including virtual events, but as things are starting to open up with caution, of course, we're seeing a couple in person coming through as well. Awesome. I'm going to go ahead and go to the next slide. I'm just a quick update on some of the events that we're going to be at in the next couple months here. We're noticing a lot of events are getting pushed. Industry events are getting pushed through later in the year, but none of our events are moving we obviously will let you know if anything changes there. And yeah, let's jump into our Christy just a quick question. When you say events we're going to be at. What does that mean that there's some member CMCF given a talk or there's a CMCF person given a talk. What does that mean, especially like which is now virtual. Sure, sure. It's actually tied to our sponsorship from us so we have a booth presence. We'll definitely give you a little bit more detail on this side if you're looking for a specific talk or to be honest. I was just curious, you know, we were hoping for them is going to be live and it's not and scale, you know, scale is pushed out so hopefully they make it as a live event so. And that's a super fun one for community folks. Yeah, no, that's great feedback. We'll definitely add a little bit more detail in here as to like, you know, forgiving a talk or if it's just sponsorship related and happy to do that for you. We're going to go ahead and move to the next slide. So as you all know, we have cube con Europe and Valencia coming up here in May right around the corner it feels like I highly recommend that you reserve your spot and register. There's information in here about the venue, the hotel where to get airline discounts, etc. And then there's also some information around health and safety and if you attended cube con LA last year in November the protocols will be the same in that you have to be fully vaccinated to attend. And then there's additional information around health and safety as far as like what vaccines are accepted, etc. And here, masks will be required at this point obviously our events team works really closely with the local health authorities to make sure that all the guidelines are up to par so things might change as we get closer to the event, but we always keep you in the loop so just a reminder about that. If you're still interested in sponsoring this event you have until February 25. So just make sure that you reach out to us let us know our sponsor teams happy to help. And then the schedule announcement will be coming in March so that's very exciting I can't believe we're right around the corner from the schedule. I just want to also thank you to our sponsors our diamond sponsors Cisco wall way until cast and by being red hat and VMware and our other levels of sponsorships we appreciate you all. Again if you are interested in sponsorship, and there is an alias here that you can reach out to in a reminder that the deadline is on the 25th. I'm going to quickly go through our co located events you're welcome to dive into these a little bit deeper there's a lot of information about costs, etc. In here, but the main thing is that as we were talking earlier the CFP deadlines are all happening in February so make sure you reference that top side of the deck if you're interested in submitting. We have cloud native wasm day cloud native security con and cloud native telco day this is the new one really excited about that one cloud native e B P F Wow almost said that right here. We still have Kubernetes AI day coming up fluent con and serviced mess con get ops con. Oh my gosh so many colos Kubernetes on edge three easiest day. And we highly recommend that you tack one of these on to your, your registration for keep on this can be a great way to dive into a different topic that you might not know anything about, or just get an update on what's happening. So again you can peruse all these links at your own leisure and highly recommend that you do and find the right one for you. And then just a quick note that if you are interested in hosting, or sorry if you are interested in sponsoring one of the co located events there's a little bit of information in here, as well as the first practice. And it looks like the deadline to submit a request for those is Friday March 8. So you have a little bit of time but highly recommend you jump on those especially for the specific one that is calling your name. And you can reach out to the sponsor team as well if you have any questions regarding this. All right, I'm going to go and move on to a cube con company of con North America that's going to be happening October 24 to 28 and Detroit, I'm really excited to be there I've actually personally never been there before so that'll be really fun. The CFP is going to be opening in March, and the sponsor deadline is going to be July 22. So not too early to start thinking about the plans for Detroit as well. So again to our sponsors who have already signed on, especially our diamond sponsors AWS Intel casting by beam and Palo Alto networks. And if you are interested in sponsoring feel free to reach out to the alias and again that deadline is July 22. Again, it's kind of the boiled down version of all the sponsorship opportunities that are open, and when you can expect the deadlines for those. And, and then yeah there's just a quick note about the 2022 diamond sponsorships lottery, and when that's going to close which will be in June. All right. Are there any questions let me just check the chat real quick. Okay, shout out on the autographs group. Oh, thanks Josh if you're going to Detroit check out the tunnel up there for ooh, I'm excited to check that out. So good to all be in person. All right, well with that, I'm going to just jump really quickly into the appendix. So just a reminder that we are hiring we have had a great number of recommendations from some of you and all across the community we're hiring in a couple different roles. And if you do have any wrecks that you think might be a fit for some of these roles so free to reach out to me but just know that we're actively hiring so we'll get to them as many as we can. And then there's just a couple notes here in the appendix that might be helpful, especially if you're new on where to find the slides for these meetings and the recordings. You can also have a event and see a peak calendar that you can add yourself to. And then we have a opt in member list. And then there's a site in here as well just some other resources that might be helpful if you're new kind of the high level version. And that's kind of it that takes us through the deck. Does anybody have any questions for me, or anyone on the team. You mentioned that you would post the context for the blog folks, or their handles. Would you mind. Yeah, thank you. Yes, I'm going to put that right in the oops sorry. Just sent that as a direct to somebody give me one second here. It's really simple blog at cncf.io. Thank you. All right, and I see Peter's question about cloud native TV. Yes, thank you for asking. We actually are hiring a new head of community programs that will manage cloud native TV. That is currently on a hiatus until we have a new person in the role however we're still running cloud native live which is our member live stream. We're going to drop a new link to you about the way to sign up for your membership live stream but the actual cloud native TV is sort of on hey that's until the new person is in. So we are signed up for a slot on that and March six I think for nine so is that not happening then. Nope, you're good yeah so just to clarify so plenty of TV was kind of our like community outside of our member program shows that we were running on live stream there was like six to eight shows. And that is on pause but our member live stream is still very much running full steam ahead so no worries you are covered there. Okay, thanks. I have a question that looks like somebody has a question I wrote into an email brown it seems you have to out branding question. Sure, we will follow up on your brand question and get back to you on that. All right, any other questions. If we're going to be able to give folks some time back so look for an email coming through from either Carla or myself about some office hours happening in the next month. And then we'll start brainstorming our next roundtable discussion and how we can kind of dive into these member programs and make these meetings a little more valuable. As always you can find us on the marketing slack channel where you can interact with everyone on this call and in real time or you can reach out to see NCF staff you have a specific question really to a program. Again, thank you all for a great meeting and look forward to seeing you all in March. Thanks everyone. Bye. Bye bye.


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Let's add that asterisk for extra luck last spot mojo 60% of time it works every time and the numbers from zero down to nine Dice roll to randomize both lists and pair them together four and a six ten times 10th and final time Benjamin Schweiger down to Kang 10 and ten times on the numbers 10th and final time from one down to three Cool, so let's make this easier for everybody to see So Benjamin Schweiger with one and zero John Leanta Kianakos with nine Benjamin Johnson last spot mojo with five Matt McLaughlin with two Mike Krasinski with eight Ryan Petalski with six Sean Maddock with four Brian Langley with seven and Kang Tang with three So Benjamin gets any and all redemption with spot zero even known one-of-one redemptions But not a big deal this time because Benjamin also has spot one So he'll get all one of ones even if it's a redemption or in person Trade window quick if anybody would like to No talk to trades So let's print and rip Cool, so here's our new case uh this We'll be able to do for random number blocks two, which is in the store now three and four So keep moving on number two and we can get that done tonight also so One on top Four on the bottom gotta figure out which one we're gonna do Like I said one on top four on the bottom come over here to random number block or random out.org Let's turn on the nick cam so we see that there's no tom fuller with the boxes there Home One through four Box number four, so it's the bottom box So let's kick over here So box on the bottom these ones here will tag with an x So we know that these are all from the same case Like I said, those are going to be four Two three and four one box breaks Two is in the store now Here's our final list Maybe maybe let's fix this Once I get all do all these breaks and get to uh the point where I get to go through orders again I want to shake that uh toner up see if we Knock it out It's it it gets weird over there doesn't it cool. Good luck everybody Some of the best patches you can get in all products Come out of mc collegiate those bowl game patches conference patches Well, we got a redemption on the back. So let's take that off So any guesses on the redemption, we'll leave that there First up Jared gough 45 out of 75 spot five Benjamin Johnson last spot mojo always always I try to keep it like that over there too, but You know that all depends on the moderator, right? It's a holiday things get loose Michael Pittman jr. 10 out of 49 booklet Jumbo patch auto spot zero Going to benjamin schweiger There you go, benjamin. That's gonna go into a booklet holder So I'll put that in right after the break Next up kyler murray jumbo relic 39 out of 49 spot nine Going to john lianta kianakos It happens That happens dk metcalf jumbo relic 64 out of 99 Spot four shawn mattock joe reed 26 out of 99 auto spot six ryan patolsky Well that redemption, you know, it's exciting to see who It's going to be excited to see who it is, but uh, we already know who it's going to redemption zero zero goes uh redemptions go to spot zero Look at the patch on this like we were talking about chick filet peach bowl You can see the chick and then pea Well michael p ryan four out of 10 spot four shawn mattock you're gone Awesome patch there for you I think there's a some decent Decent michael p ryan collectors out there and Our last regular card without it being redemption Tua taga vialoa Two-color patch and auto 18 out of 49 spot eight mike grizzinski There you go mike nice tua Patch auto there for you our redemption going to spot zero benjamin schweiger college silhouettes signatures card 112 j k for the baltimore ribbons There you go, benjamin that's going you and spot zero We saw good names good patches everything else in between Let's see what's in the next one in the store now And moving so There you go, that was 2020 panini national treasures college football one box break random number block number one from jaspyscasebreaks.com I'm shawn random number block number two is in the store now jaspyscasebreaks.com Thanks for hanging out and we'll see you next time


addressed to the nation, you said we have to put politics aside, stop the partisanship, and unify it together. This morning you criticized the Democratic governor of Michigan. Yesterday was the Democratic governor of New York. You've attacked Obama. You've attacked Biden. I only do that one. I have to respond. I watched her on television. She said something that was false, and therefore I did do that. And I will continue to do that if they're not going to play fair, because you know they have the media on their side. I don't. When was the last time you heard one of these so-called journalists question a Democrat in this manner? In fact, when was the last time you ever saw a Democrat question about attacks on a Republican? It doesn't happen. Joe Biden has attacked Trump every day for the last month, and the media hasn't had a single problem with it. Trump is right to bring up Obama, because under his administration there were virus outbreaks that resulted in tens of thousands of dead. But without any of the insanity we're witnessing from the media right now. One of the Democrat media's goals seems to be silencing their political opposition in one way or the other. Whether it be censorship or more extreme methods that have been historically popular on the left, such as simply imprisoning your opposition. Believe it or not they're already doing mental gymnastics to convince themselves of ways to actually prosecute Fox News and Donald Trump with murder. Claiming that there is somehow to blame for the coronavirus. On Monday and Tuesday night, CNN commentator Joe Lockhart and MSNBC legal analyst Glenn Kirchner let Twitter know that they were concocting the next DNC media con job. And they're doing this around the fever dream that they could possibly prosecute both their business and political opposition with murder for supposedly misinforming the public about the deadly nature of coronavirus. We'll get right back to exposing this latest media con job, but first I have an important message for all my viewers. The world we live in today is in flux, filled with a flood of information that's often as much gossip as fact. Making it hard to know what the real situation is, making it easy for people to panic and make bad decisions. The only way not to get caught up in that chaos is to have a plan allowing you to avoid dealing with empty store shows, long lines, and in the worst case desperate people. Used today to prepare. A great place to start is storing food in your home. I'm prepared and I ordered even more recently. With this unprecedented emergency, orders are being delayed. Sometimes eight weeks or more. I urge you to add your order to mind today. Take action so you're ready for what's coming and save $70 on a two-week emergency food kit. When you go to my special website, preparewithdronetech.com. Those that know what's coming are preparing today. Go to preparewithdronetech.com. That's preparewithdronetech.com. When this is all over and we properly examine what was done right and what was done wrong, I hope we can have an honest national conversation on the toxic effect of Fox News. They are a critical instrument of Trump and his approach to the crisis. For all the people who have been colorfully saying that this was all hyped by the media, trying to hurt Trump, check out the new views of Hannity and Ingram tonight. You're literally engaged in this behavior right now. Just think about how crazy this is. He's desperately trying to rationalize ways of imprisoning people who oppose him not only ideologically, but are also his business competitors. You'll notice he's not at all interested in any national conversation about the toxic effects of CNN or the other left-wing propaganda outlets. In typical fashion, this thought doesn't even cross his Android CPU.  Can we talk about one of the few topics I may actually know too much about? Homicide? Specifically, whether Donald Trump may have criminal exposure for some level of negligent homicide or voluntary involuntary manslaughter for the way he's mishandled the coronavirus crisis? Okay folks, we already know the death tolls of past pandemics, including those that occurred under the Obama administration with multiple tens of thousands dead. But I don't recall any calls for prosecution by Fox News or the Republicans much less for murder. How can you even say that Trump has mishandled anything when so far things are going pretty good? But of course, these Democrat Party operatives pretending to be journalists are already spinning up their next attack on Trump for when all this blows over. Kirschner went on to say, quote, as a federal prosecutor handling murder cases in Washington, D.C., and specifically was tasked with overseeing all murder prosecutors, he was always on the lookout for novel ways to apply homicide, liability in an attempt to appropriately and ethically hold accountable those who are responsible for taking the life of a fellow human being. He said a lot more and I'll spare all of you, but if you want to go back and read it, here you go. So you got that? Trump and Fox News are just like murderers in Washington, D.C. Hmm, based on that logic are the Democrats who are running sanctuary cities responsible for the murders that are committed by illegal immigrants that they're sheltering? Not likely. Just wanted to let you all know about this as I think this is the direction the media and the Democrats are going to go after the coronavirus blows over. It'll be all about blaming Fox News and Trump for anybody that died from the coronavirus. That's all for this episode. Please like, share, and subscribe. If you enjoy my content and you want to support this channel, please do so on one of these platforms. You can find all the links in the description and pinned comment. Thanks for watching. Keep coming back.


Hello, and welcome to this presentation of the STM32 Advanced Encryption Standard Hardware Accelerator. It covers the features of the AES interface, which is widely used for cryptographic applications. The AES algorithm is a symmetric block cipher used to encrypt and decrypt information using a secret cryptographic key that is 128 or 256 bits long. Encryption converts data to an unintelligible format called ciphertext while decrypting converts the ciphertext back to its original format called plaintext. The AES peripheral is a NIST FIPS 197 compliant implementation of the AES algorithm more efficient than a software library in terms of processing time. The AES peripheral supports multiple chaining modes protecting data confidentiality or data confidentiality with authenticity depending on the mode. Encrypting plaintext data into ciphertext and inversely decrypting ciphertext into plaintext requires intensive computing which represents a huge workload when done entirely by software. The AES hardware accelerator lightens the CPU's workload by performing encryption and decryption operations in the AES core. The AES block is an AHB slave. Either the CPU passes the data, key and initialization vector to the AES block by writing to memory mapped registers and gets the result by reading registers or data movement can be ensured by two DMA channels one for writing data to the AES, the second to read the result. Software can suspend a message if the AES needs to process another message with a higher priority than resume the original message. The AES core is the unit in charge of processing data. Its logic supports 1, 8, 16 or 32 bit data swapping. Internal data paths are 128 bits wide for data and initialization values and 256 bits for keys, 128 bit keys are also supported. The AES encryption and decryption algorithms are suitable for a variety of applications such as secure networking routers, wireless communications, encrypted data storage including secure smart cards, secure video surveillance systems, secure electronic financial transactions, etc. The sender encrypts a plain text message using a secret key and the receiver decrypts the message using the same secret key. AES is therefore based on symmetric keys. The same key is used for both encryption and decryption. Appending a message authentication code to the ciphertext enables the receiver to confirm that the message has been originated by the expected sender. The AES block is capable of generating the MAC along with data encryption. The National Institute of Standards and Technology, or NIST, develops federal information processing standards or FIPS publications specifying cryptographic standards. Block cipher modes are useful when data to be encrypted has been stored in buffers. Stream cipher mode is useful to efficiently encrypt or decrypt data at bit level and not at block level. This mode does not require key scheduling. Authenticated modes are used to generate a message authentication code or MAC along with encrypted data if enabled. The AES features three modes of operation. Mode 1, plain text encryption. Mode 2, electronic codebook, also referred as ECB or cipherblock chaining also referred as CBC decryption key derivation. It must be used prior to selecting mode 3 with ECB or CBC chaining modes. Key derivation derives a new key based on the value stored in the AES key registers before enabling the AES accelerator. Mode 3, cipher text decryption. AES keys are 128 or 256 bits long. Data swapping supports 1, 8, 16 or 32-bit swapping within 128-bit data blocks. The suspend and resume mechanism enables preemption depending on the priority of the message to handle. When managing messages of a size that's not a multiple of the block size, IDS 128-bit size software must implement ciphertext stealing techniques such as those described in the addendum to NIST special publication 838A. ECB is the simplest form of operation. There are no chaining operations and no special initialization stage. The message is divided into blocks and each block is encrypted or decrypted separately. For an ECB decryption, a key for the first round of decryption must be derived from the key of the last round of encryption. This is why a complete key schedule of encryption is required before performing the decryption. In CBC mode, each block of plain text is x-ord with the previous ciphertext block before being encrypted. To make each message unique, an initialization vector is used during the first block processing. For a CBC decryption, a key for the first round of decryption must be derived from the key of the last round of encryption. This is why a complete key schedule of encryption is required before performing the decryption. The counter mode, known as CTR mode, uses the AES core to generate a key stream. The keys are then x-ord with the plain text to obtain the ciphertext. Unlike ECB and CBC modes, no key scheduling is required for the CTR decryption. Since in this chaining scheme, the AES core is always used in encryption mode before producing the key stream or counter blocks. In Galois counter mode, or GCM, the plain text message is encrypted while a message authentication code is computed in parallel, thus generating the corresponding ciphertext and its MAC, also known as authentication tag. It's based on the AES' counter mode for confidentiality and used as a multiplier over a fixed finite field for generating the tag. It requires an initialization vector at the beginning. Part of the GCM message, here block 1, might not be encrypted. This block is called the authenticated header. Galois message authentication code, or GMAC, allows authenticating a message and generating the corresponding message authentication code. GMAC is similar to GCM, except that it's applied to a message that only contains the plain text authenticated header. All steps and settings are the same as GCM, except that the payload phase will not be used. In counter, with cipher block chaining message authentication code mode, or CCM, the payload part of the plain text message is encrypted while a message authentication code is computed for the complete message in parallel, thus generating the corresponding ciphertext and the corresponding MAC, also known as a tag. CCM mode is based on the AES in counter mode for confidentiality and it uses CBC for computing the message authentication code. It requires an initial value. The CCM standard defines specific encoding rules for the first authentication block called B0 in the standard. In particular, the first block includes flags, anons, and the payload length expressed in bytes. Like GCM, the CCM chaining mode could be applied on a message composed only by plain text authenticated data, that is, only header, no payload. But it's not recommended by NIST. Note that this way of using CCM is not called CMAC and it's not similar to GCM or GMAC. CMAC is a different NIST mode specified in SP838B. This simplified block diagram of the AES accelerator shows the data path from data in on the left to data out on the right. The AES accelerator processes 128-bit data blocks using an encryption key with a length of either 128 or 256 bits with or without a data swapping option. The error flags block checks of the behavior of the AES accelerator via two different flags. The read error flag called RDERR is set in the AES status register when an unexpected read operation is detected during the computation phase or during the input phase. The write error flag called WRERR is set in the AES status register when an unexpected write operation is detected during the output phase or during the computation phase. An interrupt can be generated when one of these two error flags is set if the error interrupt enable bit called ERRIE in the AES control register was previously set. The computation complete flag called CCF is set by hardware when the computation is complete. An interrupt is generated if the CCF interrupt enable bit was previously set. The busy flag used only with GCM mode indicates that a higher priority message can interrupt the current message during GCM payload phase for encryption mode. Here are the processing times for different key sizes and algorithms. Here are the processing times for different key sizes and algorithms. Here's a summary of the events able to trigger an interrupt in the nested vectored interrupt controller AES computation completed AES read error and AES write error. Direct memory access requests are generated internally for both incoming and outgoing data. The DMA channel must be configured in memory to peripheral or peripheral to memory mode with a data size equal to 32 bits. Here's an overview of the status of the AES accelerator in each of the low power modes. AES operations are not possible when the device is in stop mode. This is a list of peripherals related to the AES accelerator. Please refer to these peripheral trainings for more information if needed. For more details please refer to these application notes and user manuals available on our website.


This review summarizes the latest technologies adopted in electronic hand hygiene monitoring systems for healthcare workers and discusses their capabilities and limitations. The results show that 73 studies used electronic monitoring systems to monitor hand hygiene compliance, while 21 studies evaluated hand hygiene quality. However, the review highlights issues such as accuracy, data integration, privacy and confidentiality, usability, associated costs, and infrastructure improvements. Additionally, standardized measurement tools are lacking to evaluate system performance differences among electronic hand hygiene monitoring systems, and more research is needed on their implementation to improve system performance and address other hand hygiene-related issues. This article was authored by Chaofan Wang, Weiwei Jiang, Kang Ninyang, and others.


Polyolefin plastics are widely used in modern society but generate large amounts of waste. Researchers have developed a photothermal catalytic recycling system which uses concentrated sunlight or xenon lamp irradiation to convert polyolefin plastics into liquid waxy fuels. This process involves heating a IU-T02 catalyst to 200 to 300 degrees Celsius, resulting in intimate catalyst-plastic contact and controlled hydrogenalysis of CC and CH bonds in the polymer chains. Optimized reaction conditions allow for complete conversion of waste polyolefins into valuable liquid fuels, gasoline and diesel-range hydrocarbons, C5, C21, within three hours. This method is simple and efficient, making it a promising solution for recycling polyolefin plastics with abundant solar energy. This article was offered by Yinxian Miao, Yinxian Jiao, Jeffrey I. N. Waterhouse, and others.