Go ahead and call this meeting to order. Good evening. My name is Christian Klein I'm the chair of the Arlington zoning Board of Appeals. I'm calling this meeting of the board to order I'd like to confirm that all members and anticipated officials are present members of the board Roger Dupont Here Patrick Hanlon here Kevin Mills President Aaron Ford here Steven Revlak here Shawna work here wonderful From the town are Rick Valorelli here and Vincent Lee Wonderful That's a council Paul Haverty Here Good to see you, and I think I don't know if Marta Nova is on or not She is the the lead from beta group, but I don't think she's joining us this evening And then for the applicant Excuse me Stephanie Kiefer and John Hessian. I see John's picture here, so I know he's around Okay, it's a good evening This open meeting of the Arlington zoning Board of Appeals is being conducted remotely consistent with Governor Baker's executive order of March 12th 2020 the order suspends the requirement of the open meeting law to have all meetings in a publicly accessible physical location Further all members of public bodies are allowed and encouraged to participate remotely Public bodies may meet remotely so long as reasonable public access is afforded so the public can follow along with the deliberations of the meeting an Opportunity for public participation will be provided during the public comment period indicated on the post Agenda for this meeting the Arlington zoning Board of Appeals This convened a video conference via the zoom webinar app with online and telephone access as listed on the agenda posted to the town's website Identifying how the public may join this meeting is being recorded and it is being broadcast by ACMI Please be aware that attendees are participating by a variety of means some attendees are participating by video conference Other participants are participating by phone accordingly, please be aware that other folks may be able to see you your screen name or other identifier and To take care not to share personal information Anything you broadcast may be captured by the recording. We ask you to please maintain decorum during the meeting including displaying an appropriate background All supporting materials that have been provided members of this body are available on the town's website unless otherwise noted Public is encouraged to follow along using the posted agenda This chair reserved the right to take items out of order in the interest of promoting an orderly meeting So the turn to the administrative items on the agenda These agenda items relating to the operation of the board and as such they'll be conducted with limited input by the general public The board will not take up any new business nor will they be the introduction of any new information on matters previously brought before the board So we have before us is the Approval for the meeting minutes from our October 27th 2020 meeting And I believe mr. Valerelli you have some comments already from members of the board. Is that correct? I do mr. Chairman. I've already implemented them when we get in a copy of the Official minutes posted on Novus as soon as we got approval tonight Okay, and I know the comments I had sent in some comments. There were just a couple of Name misspellings and names entered incorrectly. Yes Are there other questions or comments from the board in regards to the minutes? seeing none May I have a motion to approve the minutes as amended? No room Thank You mr. Dupont by a second second. Thank you mr. Mills I Do a quick roll call for Approval mr. Everlock I Mr. Handlin, yes, mr. Mills. Yes, mr. O'Rourke Mr. O'Rourke. Hi. I'm sorry. Nope Mr. Dupont I Mr. Ford yes And mr. Klein says votes aye Let's see Anonymous vote Thank you very much. Okay, so turning to the comprehensive permits section of the agenda so This evening we had originally intended to Begin again on the the open public hearing in regards to Thorndyke Place if you have checked the agenda it was adjusted over the on Friday and then Further documents were added over the weekend It was determined that the So we had the new documentation that was to be received by the applicant on November 3rd was received by the board on that date and The information was transmitted to our consulting engineers beta group They were to have information back to the board by the state which we have received And those documents are on the attached the agenda on the town's website We'll be voting to receive those documents this evening, but we will not be discussing them The reasoning for that is two-fold one is that We would like to have the Conservation Commission to have an opportunity to review those documents and they'll be doing so in an open session And I know their their chair is a is on the call this evening I believe the date and time for that will be December 3rd at 8 30 p.m Ms. Chattano, can you coordinate that? Yes, perfect. Thank you very much. So that'll be the next opportunity to speak directly to to this item the other reason for On postponing and our hearing until December 8th is that the applicant had asked that they be able to have a an opportunity to review the documentation from the Consulting engineers before we resume the hearing and so To accomplish both of those we will not be discussing the The contents of the revised documentation We will merely be Acknowledging receipt of those documents so the documentation that we received the list is on the Agenda under item number three acceptance of new documents I will quickly burn up here So that is this list Which includes documents from the applicant It includes the review letter from Our consulting engineer it includes a comment letter an initial comment letter from the Arlington Conservation Commission, and it includes Some public comment that was received And so I ask if the board will move to Accept these documents into the record Yes, please move that the previous convention documents should be entered into the record and will be made available on the board site as soon as possible Thank You mr. Hanlon do I have a second Second thank you mr. Mills Chairman I wonder if I could just sort of make clear that that The rescheduling of this to the 8th is designed principally to make sure that we have Everything before us that we need to make this as successful a hearing as possible If we had had it tonight the applicant would have had a very limited time to Respond to beta's comments the applicant did have its comments and when they were supposed to But it's a compressed schedule and also that we found that the Working session that with the conservation commission that we had last time was was extremely useful and wanted to have enough time to To put that in before we had the climactic hearing so Putting this off until the 8th means that instead of hearing this sort of In the middle of a process we get to hear it after much of the preparatory work has been done And that should make it more useful both for us and for the residents who will want to talk to us about this then Thank You mr. Hanlon For the vote from the board mr. Revillac Yes Mr. Hanlon yes, mr. Mills. Yes Mr. O'Rourke yes Thank You mr. Dupont. Yes, mr. Ford Yes, and the board votes chair votes aye Thank You that brings us to Item number four on the agenda, which is the discussion of the schedule going forward Up here on the screen in a second So we have here is a proposed schedule So tonight obviously is November 24th. We're meeting to accept your documentation and present a revised review schedule there are three different types of meetings that we are referencing on This agenda one is this conference call to discuss preparations. This is essentially a Quick call between the applicant The chair and vice chair of the board the town and council and the Excuse me the consulting engineer just to confirm that Everyone understands what will be presented at the following hearing and that everyone is prepared for that hearing date We do not discuss the merits of the application. We do not discuss the contents of the application. We merely discuss The preparations for the meeting So we'll be That's what the conference calls are The December 3rd Conservation Commission working session, which we discussed earlier is a public meeting that is held by one of the other Committees or commissions in town to discuss the details of the project as it relates to their particular Area of expertise and so The December 3rd is a working session with the Conservation Commission and that has been confirmed December 8th will be the next public hearing on the Thorndike Place Application will be discussing wetland and flood the wetlands and floodplain submissions reviews and comments December 9th, there's a meeting scheduled for the Transportation Advisory Committee. We have Notified them that we do have the traffic impact study the revision from the applicant and If they would be willing to entertain a working session for that evening, we would Appreciate them if they'd be able to do so We have not heard back yet from them. We only made that request yesterday. So we will wait on that hearing 15th is just a conference ahead of the next hearing the December 22nd hearing date will be a continuation of the discussion about the wetlands and flood plains issues January 5th is another coordination conference coordination call January 12th We hope will be the hearing to discuss the traffic impact study review and comments. This of course is pending that we That the traffic the Transportation Advisory Committee has an opportunity ahead of that meeting to hold a public hearing Myself again And that was that's January 12th January 19th is another coordination call the 26th is a Hearing to discuss the architectural and urban design aspects of the project submission February 2nd is that other confirmation call and then February 9th would be a hearing Continue discussions on the traffic impact study and urban design issues from the prior two meetings at present the Comprehensive permit applications have a 180 day Calendar associated with them to complete all the hearings that date is currently April 9th. So we're we're operating with a plenty of a cushion on the back end Are there any questions or comments in regards to the proposed schedule from the board? Mr. Chairman just a question about the December 3rd meeting Sorry access to that meeting. What's the best way to do that? Is that zoom with the Novus as well? If could miss Chapnick Comment on that please. She's the chair of the conservation commission Sure. Um The the best way to comment actually if you want to make comments for that meeting you can send comments to Emily Sullivan Who is the agent of the conservation commission? Prior to the meeting you could also make comments at the meeting We will allow in our working sessions. We do allow public comment We limit them to two to three minutes a person depending upon how many people are there However, we encourage people to actually comment directly to the ZBA because a working session is not a hearing So it doesn't have any legal team It's really meant as a free flow of information and questions concerns answers Um, if we can get them then so we really discourage formal comments Though we will accept them we discourage them At a working session because it's not part of the formal ZBA process It's meant just to help move the process along and get all parties thinking in the same direction So that when the ZBA does have a hearing on this Um top on the wetlands on stormwater and flood plain We will have hopefully addressed all the issues that we're concerned about Thank you. Does that make it clear? Yeah, it does and if people want to join the Join the meeting. Um, they where can they find a link for that? Okay, you should be able to find it you'll be able to find it on the conservation commission webpage And you you can register just like you register for a zba zoom meeting We have the same register procedure on you have to pre-register. I will um warn you that we also have a password protection for the conservation commission meetings Um, so make sure that you notice that you can't just click and then they get put in the waiting room That's a password you have to put into which you will get when you register All right. Thank you very much Any further questions from the board? Opening the question as well to mr. Hoverty Miss Kiefer or john hessian if you have any questions about that About the calendar All right, thank you. All right Seeing none, I will Go ahead If I could have a motion from the board to accept the schedule Mr. Chairman Uh, I'm I move that the zoning board of appeals adopts the proposed schedule is presented in the november 22nd 2020 Memorandum as the schedule for public hearings moving forward Thank you. Mr. Hanlon may have a second second Thank you Mr. Dupont Quick roll call for votes Mr. Revillek Yes, mr. Hanlon. Yes, mr. Mills. Yes Mr. O'Rourke. Yes, mr. Ford. Yes Mr. Klein And mr. Dupont All right, thank you very much That brings us on the agenda to item five, which is a discussion of the zba website revision Um, let me go to the screen okay, so I don't know if people are familiar with the current website. Uh, we have, um, Which is sort of created quickly and out of necessity um several years ago as a Basic repository for the documents that we had received as a part of the 2016 application And subsequent to that we have received new documentation We have been adding it as we can to the website, but we haven't we've never really established an overall format for it And a way to sort of ensure that people could find the documents they were looking for And to try to eliminate some confusion and so I have been working um with Vincent Lee um, and with uh, Joan Roman from the town and Also with oh with rick valorelli to put together Sort of a different format. Um, that we can have on our website Which we can use for this but we can also use for a subsequent comprehensive permit applications just to help sort of consolidate things so uh, what will be This here where you've seen this word document is sort of essentially what it would be. Um It's the name of the project a brief summary Um, which we currently do not have Of what the project is and in this case, uh, because of the revision you will have uh, both parts of that in the summary of both the initial and the follow-up Um, then we have the documents from the original application, uh, which was made in august of 2016 and Currently the titles for all of the documents on the web page are just the file names and so It's a little bit confusing to find out what they are. So trying to change the names so it's um There's a description of what the file actually is and then a date associated with that document um and so This that's what this is here for the original documents And then uh, department comments related to the application Um, those letters are here in sort of a digest format from that application And then just having a line and then the the revised march 2020 application Do I have the transmittals? Um for this particular, um We're including the bylaws that were in effect at the time of the original application because those are the Bylaws that govern this project. It is not the current copy of the bylaws that are in the in town So those are referenced here Um, we have the drawings and plans that were submitted And we have the department comments. Um, and so these are the the different uh, departments or boards that have submitted documentation relative to that We would have consultant comments um Both the from uh legal and from Engineering then we have public comments Um, currently these are the documents that we've received in the past And I would like the board to discuss a little bit how we want to handle public comment whether we um And so come back to that in a minute And then we would have a section for the september 2020 information we received um, and then with the same essential breakdown and then again the november documents, um, that we have received Uh, who it's from what it is What the date is, um all the way through and then as we receive department comments consultant comments and public comment to that And then I have a section on Correspondence from the board of appeals Um and That's the the proposed format That I've sort of worked out between my um with myself and uh a lot of input from mr. Hanlon um In regards to the public comment, um Been working with uh with rick valarelli to get all of that All that documentation correlated in a Into a way into a format that we can Have it available on the website my question for the board is Do we want to have um Each piece of correspondence be its own separate entry or do we would we want to have them sort of in a In a digest format um Related to the time they came in and I had wanted to get the board's input on that question Mr chairman, yes, please um, this is pat I I think that the uh Well, it's an interesting question because the ultimately the objective is is to make this as as user-friendly as possible Um, I'm a little bit concerned that if we try to do this as a digest the digest itself will will change because things will get Either be delayed in in getting everything to make sure that we have it in the in the proper order in chronological order Or alternatively, uh Uh We'll have to change it From time to time which would make it a little bit harder to use The advantage of doing it in a digest form Would be I suppose that it would be easier for people to That it would be easier for people to do If it's on a word document or or something that you can search It would be possible for the public to search through the documentation Or easier for them to search through the documentation Because they could do a word search and find things that they're that they're looking for um On the other hand, you would not you would have to actually get into the document And in order to do any of that and you wouldn't be able just to see what you're looking for by looking at the By looking at the the list on the website It seems to me that either way It's important For all of the entries to include the name of the commenter And the date of the comment And it seems to me that occasionally it would be useful when something is really focused on One or one particular set of issues like Transportation or wetlands and flooding and so forth To note that But I would not do that in every case because many of these comments will deal with more than one issue And it would become Administratively difficult to have to go through and make subjective judgments as to what each of those things are So I would only do that in under circumstances where the Comment has some particular salience in one issue set and wouldn't feel strongly even about that But I do think things like the way we have it now with one comment is mugar And of course, that's what we're dealing with in everything And so that doesn't really tell anyone anything about what that comment is It turns out to be a comment from Cory Beck Beckwith in july 25th 2020 on a number of issues and You need to know the name and the date if you are really taking seriously finding the finding it and Am being able to to refer to it later on the same thing is true of mr. Seltzer's comments in in may So at least you need that much I kind of you know I don't know whether I guess there's a third consideration And that's which is easier for staff to do because it's important to be able to get this done and get this up quickly And I like to sort of hear staff's recommendation as to whether which way Which way to put it I can easily see advantages both in the digest form And the other and and and it may very well be that the decisive character Thing is is how easy it is to do one or the other Mr. Valorale or mr. Lee. Um, I believe That changes to the website need to be done by Joan Roman's office. Is that correct? It is christian, um There's certain ADA compliance issues that Um, she's authorized to make those changes right now So so for for now anyways, yes, it's through Joan Roman Okay, thank you Mr. Tear Yes, please. Mr. Redlack. Yes. Um, I have two comments on the proposed redesign of the Yeah, web page. So first, I think this is a This is a tremendous improve. This is a big improvement over what we have now and it's You know, it's it will be easier to find things if it's more organized What we might consider doing is breaking this up into four sections The project summary and then one section for each submittal August 2016 march 2020 november 2020. I mean we kind of have that You know we What we're seeing kind of does that to um You know to a certain extent, I would just you know, I think it might be worth considering Putting one more, you know branch in the treatise so to speak um with respect to public comments, I Agree with mr. Handlin in that. Um, you know having them available on the zba website is is very important I would in the turn in terms of Digest versus individual comments. I would my own inclination would be to list them you know to make each Individual comment a separate file uh that way they're easy easier to link to um and once, you know a You know someone sent in the correspondence and it's been uploaded staff will not uh should not need to Change it You know at a later point in time, but you know, I would defer to Ms. Roman and Other town staff in that regard. Thank you. All right. Thank you. Just um on your on your first Your first comment was it that you would consolidate you sort of have a section at the top where we consolidate all of the um all the submitted materials by uh Sort of period of submission and then we have all the comments thereafter or Wasn't quite sure what you were so. Yeah, so um, then could you scroll up a little bit? or So more thinking more concretely, uh, you we have a pair of headings that say that refer to august 2016 So, uh, you'd have You know, you basically these would you know drop the heading down a level and just have like august 16 submission And I would keep I would be inclined to keep comments Together with the submittal package Just so it's clear what they uh were referring to So you would just add essentially one tab to the left that would Uh sort of help to identify the the the time period the time frame essentially for so that it would be We would have one that was a august 2016 and then under that would be the application Documents and then there'd be a second one for march 2020 and it would have the application for under that Yeah, basically revision one revision iteration one iteration two and iteration three. Yeah, perfect. Okay Thank you very much. Mr. Rowling Questions or comments from the board See Yes, mr. Japan So if this is the only reference down in the revised march 2020 application And then you have um arlington town bylaws in effect at the time of the original application um so Is that the only reference? To the bylaws which control in this Yeah, is it the only time they appear? Yes, you know, the only thought I had and I don't think it's a huge issue is that when you say in effect at the time of the original application I think we understand that that means that those are the ones which Uh, we which control the application But I wonder if it would make sense to also just add a small notation To that saying which You know are the applicable You know the applicable bylaws For this because if people look at that I think they can read it to say that there are other bylaws and I wonder if they'll be You know think to direct themselves Uh to a newer set of bylaws and I just probably leave you with that to clear up any question Thank you Mr. Chairman. Yes, sir um Really in in there Once we once we think of all of this the way Mr. Refillak has set it out and which is really sort of the organization that's already here um, there are at least two Things that that don't relate to one iteration or another and this is one of them because it relates not only to the revised march 2020 application, but to all further revisions And the other has to do with the scheduling orders which at this point almost everything Which sort of I mean which would be arbitrary to break them up by iteration Um, and I would suggest having an overall section Um, I'm not quite sure how it should be titled, but either at the beginning or at the end um That would include both of those things because they relate to the whole thing I guess I'd sort of be inclined to put it at the beginning because that's the sort of thing that people would look at first Especially I'm guessing that as many people will be consulting this on the schedule as as any other substantive issue And it would be easier to find if it was in the beginning But in any event it should be all together in one place and it seems logical into the same In the same way to include The bylaws and effect at the time of the original application In that place as as as well. There may be other things that emerge as we go forward that should be in a place like that, but But that should be broken out separately I'm just to concern that people will just not think to go happen to look at the march 2020 application to find the bylaws and effect because By that time that'll be ancient history by the time you get to You know the next hearing. Okay Thank you very much appreciate that Any other questions or comments from the board? Mr. Chair. Yes, please. I like mr. Handlin's idea As to I Just a question then for for paul haverty who's our counsel for thorn dyke plays Just questions to how other municipalities handle Public comment and the inclusion of them in the public record Chairman it really varies from board to board A lot of times what I will do when I draft the decision for a board is actually have a list of Materials that have been submitted by the public during the course of the public hearing And that list becomes an attachment to the decision for the board and it also Helps to identify what records are in The public record so that if anybody wants to actually review them they can go to the town and get copies of those Okay Mr. Chairman I have a question for mr. Haverty if if I may. Yes, please um A moment ago, we received a number of things into the public record um suppose time were to go on and someone were to send us a letter and and We for some reason or other didn't have it in a list of things that we in some subsequent motion Um admitted into the public record In in order to be in the public record Do we have to formally receive it or is it in the public record? Just because it was sent to us and is commenting on the application It is in the public record as long as it was submitted to the board during the course of the public hearing. Thank you All right. All right. Thank you, mr. Haverty. You're welcome. Um Is keyford you have any um questions in regards to the Website that we're maintaining Just a couple comments. Um, I do think this is much improved and I I very much appreciate um an ability for To go Review that And I I think Just to avoid Do we lose miss kiefer? I know her And she's back but her she's muted now. Okay Sorry about that That's okay. Your voice was choppy before Okay Can you hear me now? We can hear you but it's a it's a little bit a little bit stilted Okay, for some reason I'm getting a notice that the uh, the connection is Wavering right now. So I'm not certain. It's much better right now Much better right now. Yeah, okay Um, so I don't know if you caught my comment about the um Um, I agree with the suggestion about moving the the um, either the note And and the records as well as to the Um I don't know Time of the Provides clarity for everyone And and um also just Um Sorry, we lost you again Okay, I'm sorry. I my video is off it. It seems like you should still be able to hear me. Is that correct? We do hear you. Yes. In fact, we can hear you better with your video Okay. Well, if you don't mind that I'll just continue That way um, so my other comment was just Presently with the headers of um, revised march 2020 applicant drops not to call it uh, Or um, just so it's clear that it's all the same application. Um, and I know that there's been revisions to the project design, but um just So if if subsequent to the initial application one gets compete So if we refer to the original um August 2016 applicant as the application and then others Uh, subsequent to that as we refer to them as submissions That would be clearer I think Okay Thank you very much for that. And again, I do appreciate this effort to update Thank you any other questions from the From the board. I see none. I'm going to go ahead. Um I'd originally thought about taking a vote on this, but I think instead um, I will make some I'll make the adjustments per the conversation we've had this evening. I'll redistribute that to the board um, and then I don't think this is that necessarily requires a public vote. So, well, um We'll take a look at it and then um, I will forward everything off to uh, to Joan Roman She anticipates she'll have some time probably in the next couple of weeks To take this on so hopefully we can get that done in short order Wonderful So that was the last item on our agenda for this evening Again the next upper the next times where Florida Place will be discussed It will be discussed on December 3rd at the conservation commission hearing And then on December 8th at the zoning board of appeals hearing And the the schedule Is currently in the agenda and uh Is also on our current website and hopefully will soon be on our new revamped website But uh, thank everyone for their participation tonight's meeting at the Arlington zoning board of appeals I appreciate everyone's patience throughout the meeting. Especially wish to thank Rick Valley really and Vincent Lee for their assistance in preparing for and hosting this online meeting Please note the purpose of the board's recording of the meeting is to ensure the creation of an accurate record Our understanding the recording made by ACMI will be available on demand at acmi.tv within the coming days Anyone has questions or comments or recommendations? Please send them via email to the board at zba at town Dot Arlington dot ma dot us That email address is also listed on the zoning board of appeals website To conclude tonight's meeting. I will ask for a motion to adjourn So moved Thank you, mr. Hanlon second Thank you, mr. Mills all in favor say I All opposed We are adjourned Thank you all very much You too. Take care everyone


Max Scherzer is an absolute psychopath on the mound and really good at baseball and he threw an immaculate inning. Those are three facts. He's also about to become the best trade deadline acquisition we've ever seen. The Dodgers have won every single start he started as a Dodger. So what you do is you go to DraftKings, you download the app, the number one sports book, use promo code Jombo, you find when Scherzer is pitching next, you probably only have two more chances and you bet on the Dodgers to win. Why would you not? It's easy money. The dude's crazy. So let's look at this immaculate inning. Tatees up first, he's going to open them up, little two seam fastball, it's got a little run out. Here's the oh shit, what was that? That's a curveball and then O2 attacks them hard with the slider, one strike, two strike, three strikes, you're out. If you don't know what an immaculate inning is, it's nine pitches, one strike, two strike, three strikes, strike out, one strike, two strike, three strikes, strike out, one strike, two strike, three strikes, strike out, nine pitches, all strikes, three strike outs. Let's take a look at this first. Oh, it licks the hand a little bit, got to. Here's the first pitch, it's a little two seamer, runs in on his hands, the next one a nasty curve, the next one a slider, the full arsenal. Check this out.  They're all kind of right there and then they go their separate ways like fireworks falling down from the sky.  Chump. Here we go. Hosmer, here's a fastball, just joking. That's a curveball. Come on. How do you hit anything? Here it is again, right?  Just falls. How about that one? Yeah, that's a fastball. That's going to stay high. O2 and then, oh, that's going to stay in the zone. That's a fastball. That's just a little bit of heat there. 93 on the last fastball, 96 on that one. The one to Tatis was 93. He was just bored, just right down the middle, try and hit it. That's how you know the pitch is good.  That's how you know a pitcher's just dialed. Scherzer's different. So here he is, making faces. I got to try that face when I pitch and then whip, bam, you're out. All right. Who's the next chump? Let's see what he do. First pitch, another fastball kind of right down the middle, filed back, filling up the zone. Then that nasty pitch, strike two, lick, lick, lick, lick, lick. O2, what's he going to go with this time? He shakes off. He says, nah, don't want to throw that. Yeah, I want to throw that. I want to throw a fastball down the middle again. It seems like they can't hit my fastballs down the middle.  Yeah, back. Walks to the dugout, starts muttering to himself. No one better effing talk to me. No one better effing talk to me. The one coach looks away at his piece of paper. Robert starts drinking his water. Everyone's like, yeah, we won't talk to you, Max. We don't want to talk to you. We're okay. Ignore city. And he's just going to go to the bench and say, good in and catch. So what you got to do is you got to get draft kings. You got to bet on Max Scherzer games. Dodgers will win them. You will bet them. You will use code Johnboy when you download the DraftKings app and everything will be good in the world. Unless you're not a Dodgers fan, unless you're a Podgers fan or Giants fan or whatever. But I mean, Scherzer's doing crazy. Those pitches are insane.


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My name is Dr. King, and you know what I hate more than anything ever invented by mankind? Apple seeds. They have always been the bane of my miserable existence.  Never whole apples or maybe even sliced apples. Just the seeds going everywhere I go and ruining all my plans. Finally get a chance to test a big SCP. Apple seeds. Working my office. Seeds in the drawers. No matter where I go, apple seeds. But I'm going to change all that. For the past six weeks, I have locked myself alone in my office. The apple seeds have been slowly filling it up and they're up to my neck now. Tonight is the night I let those demon seeds win.  Because I cannot deal with one more goddamn apple seed. I hope they don't have apples in hell. Dr. King groaned as he was prone to do in waking up and scrunched his eyes. Was he dead? Was this after? Didn't feel very after.  Apple seeds. Dr. King's legs scrambled for ground as he sprung from a prone state, sending apple seeds scattering across the seedy ground. Absolute despair and anguish washed over him in waves, sending him tumbling back to the seeded earth. No. F***. It's not supposed.  Why won't you leave me? Preoccupied as he was with lament and despair, Dr. King failed to notice the celestial figure approaching him from on high. It was an apple, a whole one with leaves as green as the sea and a shimmer surpassed by none. It had one sticker, a fixed to a side, which shone a golden A shimmering across the landscape. Rise, King. Dr. King flipping around and his jaw would have dropped had it not already been hacking a gape, swinging like a pinata in the wind. Q, what? My son, your final time has come. Broomed the giant flying apple. Dr. King blinked. My time?  A shimmer bright red liberated itself from the apple and spread over the land, blasting everything that had once subscribed to other colors on the spectrum into a brilliant, vibrant red. There is no time to waste. You were born to create apples. Now your time has come. The world is in crisis and the only solution is apples. What? Suddenly, King's mind was veiled with images. He was riding an apple chariot into Site 19 and all the senior staff were apples. They bowed down to him and ready the apple throne for him to sit in. Panning out, the site was apples. Slices made up every wall and the head of every researcher was replaced with rotund healthy apples. There was no danger because skips were apples. The whole world was apple. So you see, it is. Where are you going? King was already gone. No.  But it is your destiny. King turned the floating apple, which called itself his father. His face was even redder than the world that surrounded him. F*** destiny. And then Dr. King was apples no more. How is he holding up Doc? Well, we recovered about 765 apple seeds from his trachea in addition to the couple thousand we got from the rest of his orifices. Are they still cleaning out his office? Yeah, we'll be digging seeds out of there for a month, poor guy. Man, he looked so pissed when they brought him in there. But now, heck, he looks happier than I've seen in a while. Makes you wonder what he's thinking, doesn't it? Whatever it is, at least it's making him happy. End of file. To learn more about the SCP Foundation, subscribe to SCP Orientation today and turn the notification bell on so you don't miss any of our videos.


SCP Nero 55 is a dangerous anomaly previously contained by the SCP Foundation, an international group dedicated to your safety. SCP Nero 55 is a self-keeping secret, or anti-meme. Information about SCP Nero 55 leaks out of the mind of any observer. To be clear, it is completely possible to observe, make notes on, or even take photos or videos of, SCP Nero 55. However, as soon as you stop looking at these notes or recordings, you will forget the information regarding SCP Nero 55. Even the information within this message is likely to be forgotten shortly after observation, as it involves SCP Nero 55. It has been deduced by members of the SCP Foundation and the Memetics Division that SCP Nero 55 has breached containment. An unusually high number of persons have gone missing in your area without identifiable cause. Therefore SCP Nero 55 is predicted to be in your area. When this message is concluded, go into a basement or other shelter, bringing whatever supplies you may require for an extended period. Leave a note for yourself explaining that you are not to leave until three days from now, and SCP Nero 55 will make you forget why you have entered your shelter. The SCP Foundation is sending a containment team using STIC drugs, which will help them remember SCP Nero 55. They will have the situation under control soon, and will go from house to house retrieving civilians for an STIC processing. Thank you for your cooperation at this time. Secure. Contain. Protect.


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We'll come to module 10 in the software engineering course and this is the final module in which we will discuss the topic of continuous software engineering. So the emphasis here is on the word continuous. We would like to do things not only once, not only at a certain point in time, but continuously throughout the overall software engineering process. And this is already somewhat embedded in the idea of agile software development and we do things in iteration. We don't just do planning once and then we continue, but we plan before each sprint. We write tests during each sprint. We have customer interaction during each sprint. But then this trend has continued to look at other parts of software engineering and ask ourselves how can we make things more continuous. And parts we will look into, for example, the practices of continuous integration, usually written CI, continuous deployment, or CD, and continuous experimentation. And in this context, there is also a topic that has come up quite a lot and that is nowadays quite a popular topic is sort of the new agile and that's the concept of DevOps, which we will also discuss in this context. So continuous integration is essentially the practice of integrating, of pushing your code to a central repository, like a Git repository, build it, test it automatically, and do that on a frequent basis several times daily or every day so that you have always a ready tested version. Deployment then, continuous deployment, is that you additionally to build it and test it on a regular basis, you also deploy it to the end users directly. And that's of course, we'll go into depth here, but that's of course quite a different thing that you completely automatically just deploy to an end user. Then we have the practice of continuous experimentation, which is the idea that similar as we do in science that you run experiments, you compare different versions of your software and you do that on a continuous basis in the production environment. So you might be deploying different versions of your software to see whether one feature is preferred by users over another, for instance. And then DevOps is sort of a combination of development and operation because in the good old times we would develop the software, hand it over and someone else, some other teams or other company would operate it. The idea here is to make this a continuous loop that the team that develops also operate, runs the software, gets feedback and continuously evolves the software basically. So in a way, DevOps contains these concepts quite a lot. So we'll look now in the rest of the module into a couple of these concepts and explain in detail why you want them, what is needed and what might be difficult to do.


Wow, hit! Can you calm down for just a minute? That's all I need. How's it going everybody? DatoDoy here with another Dragon Ball Fighter's rank session, this time focusing back on Android 17 with a little help from the Vegeta assist to keep him a little more safe and neutral. Oh man, we are going up against the Cell and hit though. Back up. Okay, backing up is never an option. Reflect into a punish. Okay, that hit is so good at that. Out of everything hit does, that's probably what he does best behind me, a sock coming too late. We didn't get the clash. Unfortunate, but all this basically means is we have to play 17. Wow, I am getting locked out of the fight.  They're all so slow, and that's the perfect way to counter me in a fighting game by the way. Let's use a move so slow that I'm forced to triple think what I'm doing. Let's go, we caught him.  If you can't win in the neutral, oh 17. Your arms are so, oh no, we never hit him. That's TV, yep, yep, yep. There we go. Okay, we had a little opening there. Why not get 17 back in though? Oh wow, that's why. Oh my god, we got uppercutted. Oh, turn around on him, energy ball.  How many times? I can't believe we didn't get punished for that, but that's fine. Switch. That was kind of last second. Oh, who's behind who? If that's the game we're playing, Piccolo is more than ready to play it. Okay, there we go. Okay, I'm feeling a little more confident now. Okay, I don't know if this is gonna necessarily work, but nah. Did they nerf that or was that just bad execution? Behind the back, okay, oh, I can't believe we dropped it. No, I can't believe it took all the bullets. That was kind of sick looking though, I'll give it up. Okay, 17 will do more next round. Oh, Vegeta, you gotta look the other way, I don't even know how that happened. That was pretty tragic though. Okay, decent start, decent start. Oh, switched. Try to stick in a DP there, why not spark? Whoa, nice back dash, I'll give it up. I probably should have held sparking. Maybe I should have held it there too, but we have to take what we can get. Okay, oh, we didn't use the down heavy properly. Rolling crush, can he kill with one bar? No, he messes it up. We do need Vegeta alive here. Defense, defense, overhead, oh, God, can we tag, please? Okay, good, what do we do? Do we snap? Why not, right? Why not snap for the pressure? Oh, I can't believe we ended with a heavy. That's the opposite of pressure. Hang on, Piccolo. Don't get snapped out, oh no. Do we DP and risk it? What are you doing? He actually, he had the right read and blocked it, but I don't know, maybe he expected hate to come out and save the day. Just didn't go his way there. Oh my word, you can tell he was panicking. He was like, what? And then he figured it out. Oh, I tried to hit match him with a super dash. How much damage is this? This is so much. Yikes, we are one hit away. That was so cheap. That overhead into the beam was so disgusting. Okay, okay, I got a better read on what we're dealing with here. Let's readjust, reevaluate, readjust. All right, I can't let this man into living legend rank while also losing my living legend points. Ah, that was obvious, could have gotten a punish. Oh, Piccolo, come on, dude.  This man has, this man has the normals that we all dream of having. I can't believe I went too far. I can't believe I overstepped that line. Don't down heavy, that's good. He mashed out of the corner. Oh no, it was fine that he mashed, but he just jumped too far out of the corner. All right, we're guard canceling. Beautiful use of the beam there. Swap me out or maybe go for sliding? No, swap out. The beam actually hit me, oh man. I didn't mean to roll. No, fat fingered it. Please, two bars, can we live it?  Guard cancel, punish? No, he didn't go for it. Oh, man, we're just running into so many obstacles here. Like his fist, his fist I consider an obstacle. I tried mashing. Man, these assists really aren't what I think of when I think lockdown, but I'm being pretty locked down by this cell. Just the angle it comes out at is always super awkward for me. And the tag, oh, he got away from it. If only I could get away from it all. Really, I can't believe I was forced to block that. Okay, there we go, let's try to make a move. Probably should go with more lights than mediums, but these are all mistakes I can fix. There I go, doing it again though. Oh, super dashed right over it. Crazy. Okay, there we go, there we go. I was like, if that hits me, dude, it's all over for me. Okay, I think a level one and a level three will kill, even though this is so much meter. Yeah. That's a lot of meter though. I don't even know if that was necessarily worth. We had him in the corner. Okay, he spent some bar. All right, why not match him? Oh, was it that obvious? I mean, it was, but did you have to make me feel so bad for it? There we go, we see the overhead. Wow, the reflect was so poorly timed, and that's gonna be the end of Piccolo. What do we do, dude? Do we super dash right away, or do we be careful again? Okay, and that worked out pretty well. Damn, we tried to get the read, and it did work, we made him block again. It's not worth it. Ah, that was so close to being good. Oh, that could have gone.  Okay, dragon ball, I see that we're playing it. Dragon ball, I like video games too. The range on this man, oh, it was two bars enough. Please tell me it's not. Oh, why does he keep doing that? Is one bar enough? Is that why? Oh, we actually killed him with that?  It's, we're not out of the woods yet though, dude.  I can't think. If you told me, Dato, please script the boringest ending to a match like that, I couldn't even think of that. I wouldn't even think of that. A random level one into a blocked, into a whiff punish that really wasn't a whiff punish that he could have blocked, but just didn't.  Only the most exact, are you looking at the normals? This man's fist, he must be time skipping, dude. Okay, that was decent damage, but I don't know why I did the one that cost a bar. Oh, it was that obvious. Ah, darn, okay, we'll take the beating and then we have to switch. Sliding, ball, dang, that's pretty good actually. Ah, and the Super Dash gets us, I mean the change in, but you know, same thing. Same, same. Okay, extending it, won't be the most damage, but it'll do. Okay, 17 for the sliding, thank you, let's go. But, ah, that was supposed to be a Super Dash. Five frames, sweater weather. I was counting on you, Vegeta, and you let me down. Drop it, drop it, drop it, please. Ah, Vegeta, no. I'm so bad with Vegeta, assist. I really am. Which some people would argue is impossible. But here I am living that truth, dude. Oh, HIT, can you calm down for just a minute? That's all I need, just a minute of your time. But he was not, he said no, ow, but no. Guy, he was just, I can't believe it. My eyes refuse to believe it. Actually, wow, what the, HIT, you need to be stopped. I wish I was playing Trunks. That's crazy, dude. Yep, human rolling cry, I always forget. I'll just spend all the meter, dude, and not block, because I'm not good at it. All right, okay, there we go. Okay, that was a lot of meter. Didn't have to be that way too, I just ended with the wrong thing. Let's see if we can try something here. I always Super Dash after that, that is the worst choice. Okay, get back in that corner. He was, oh, the buttons of justice. This is gonna kill. Darn it, darn it, okay. Let's, it's one, two, we can't let it end like this, dude. I refuse to let it end like this. Is he gonna get in Living Legend? No, not off this next one. Actually, maybe, I don't know how it works. He very well might. This has been pretty infuriating. Just hit, just bot trade, bot trade. I can't, but I couldn't believe that. Oh, why are we being put on ice? You wasn't that round. Shouldn't I be icing you? Don't ice me, bro. Please. You can't ice me like this. I've never wanted a third game more, please. Oh, damn, he really was icing me. Nah, he probably had to go get the pizza. It's that round start, dude. That is so annoying. Change the future and, and whatchamacallit, working in tandem? Forget about it, dude. Piccolo, I would've been so upset if you screwed me there. I swear, some people let me hit them with Piccolo just so they can, just so I get infuriated at my own characters. That's why all the strats we're using in 2019. Oh, I don't know why I thought that was my turn. And that, oh, there we go. Okay, looks like I'm not alone. Really, reflect work there, crazy. Okay, good, good. Next time I approach, don't throw it above. Just approach and stop. I didn't mean to vanish. Okay, that wasn't too punishing. Oh, the misancho. Okay, change in. Okay, okay, okay. I should stop doing that.   I'll just say it. You two don't take my chance. Ooh, but I gotta give it up.  Sparking, okay, that was interesting. Guard cancel, let's try to buy as much time off this sparking as possible. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Oh my goodness. He didn't tech there, but I don't care. Switch. I don't got no follow-up for that. Wait, what? Okay, well, I've just been stopped at every inch of this game has stopped me. Two bars, thank you, that was all I needed. Two bars. Actually, hold on, wait a minute. That was not what I needed. Oh, I should have canceled in on the comeback. We still have sparking. That's something we still got going on our side. Ooh, that was a good tag. Beautiful hit counter. Beautiful time skip. I should have just combo'd. Should have combo'd for the kill, but I ain't got that. Wow. Put your, put your heads up if this hit is impressive. Hit as a character is just doing it all today, boys. Oh, I knew the Super Dash was coming, but I just wanted to fight it with mono-y-mono, you know, Super Dash v. Super Dash. Let's go. You know what? I feel like I should meet Mr. Cell. Come on out, Mr. Cell. Behind the back, what's up? Oh, we don't kill though. Oh, Piccolo's assist. Clutch, clutch, clutch. Oh, if you thought you were taking it two, three, one, you were sorely mistaken. Please don't make me, please don't make me regret saying that. Come on, please. Don't make me regret saying it. I know I spoke a little early. Please don't make me regret it, dude. Oh, you gotta be kidding me. We missed. I'm gonna regret saying that, aren't I? Wow, where you on that side? I can't believe it. I can't believe it. Okay, okay, good. Okay, man, that was, all of a sudden that got stressful. Okay, two-two. I'ma clutch it and bring it back. I'ma do it. This team really ain't poppin' like I thought it would be, but I'ma bring it, don't put me on ice. He must be eating the pizza he got now. Eating the pizza, bro?  That controller's gonna be, ah, I don't even wanna think about it. Okay, okay, only a short break. He only took a couple bites. I always like saying that stuff and just imagining like, I actually, like he's taking care of like his baby niece. But he's just, he's having a little fun with the game on the side. Oh, get both of those assists out of here. Let's go. So even though it's working on me, I don't know how smart it is necessarily to use both assists like that. Up tech is very annoying for me.  I didn't know what side, to be completely honest, I didn't know what happened.  I was that confused. Oh, get, oh, yo, Vegeta. Is he gonna hit counter here? No, I don't care. I'm gonna go in anyway. Sport, overhead. I was doing so well too. And that overhead caught me. It's actually not too scary when you really focus on it, but. Yikes, what the, that damage was kind of extreme though. Mess up one time you get punished like that. Oh, we're rolling crushing. I don't like this cell color. I really don't. Oh yeah, it's my turn. Let's go. 17. Oh, are you kidding me? I can't believe I got hit by that. I can't believe I back dashed.  Come on, 17. We have to charge those up and you're still gonna miss like that?  Hey, you gotta leave. You gotta get out of here. He said, oh my God, let me take both of those. Drop it on him. Let's go. I tried to hit him with the light. Real quick, like, too.  He actually does that a lot. I should just start blocking more. I did that last match. It worked out pretty okay. He, oh, burning attack. Okay, this was a waste of a spark. We still have a little remnant of it though. It was too obvious. He probably heard me say we have a little remnant of it. I forward that. Why do I dash up like that in the air?  All right, we need to buckle down. That was not funny.  Maybe that was on purpose. Oh my God. Okay, we're back in it. We're back in it. I think we just take sliding into go to level three. Just because we have meter, we might as well use it before we lose. Come on, don't lag. You can't, you can't do this to me, bro. Don't hit counter. I can't believe it, dude. Oh my goodness. I can't, I can't. My heart is not able to take this right now. Can we go back down? Thank you, thank you, thank you. That was so ambiguous for a second there. Maybe it wasn't, but it sure felt like it was. Get back down to the ground. Yo, Piccolo takes none of it. Piccolo. No. Don't block, don't block. Don't even block. Let's go, Piccolo. Let's go. This is the scrubbiest. I'm just, I'm like using cheese tactic now. These really shouldn't be working. Don't block, don't block, don't clash. Oh, it was so risky, but it was working. It was working. I auto-confirmed me out, damn. Well, that's gonna be the end.  I'm glad we didn't lose at the beginning though. That would have been, if it would have killed me because of lag, I would have been out, dude. Like my brain would have checked out. Who would have done the outro? Well guys, hopefully you enjoyed it. 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So hi everyone. It's a pleasure to be here today and talk a bit about our work on identity provisioning to STX workloads. And of course to start I would like to tell a few things about Intel STX. So it is a trust execution environment and the goal of a trust execution environment is to create an area where code is protected from other pieces of code. And in this case with STX you want to protect not only from other STX code but also from higher privilege code like the hypervisor, the operating system, the buyers and anything else. And you can use Intel STX on processors that support it and there are VMs or bare metals available in several cloud providers. Right so once you have this piece of code running in a protected from other pieces of code then you have this everything that one process does is encrypted. And besides that there is another feature that is very interesting especially for us which is the capability of testing the code. So in the attestation process it includes not only the measurement of the code that was loaded and some other things that were used to create this enclave so to say but also includes information from the platform. For example the the firmware version that was used, if hyper threading was enabled, if it is a debug mode or production mode enclave. And once you have this measurement of the application and you have the information on the platform security this is packed in something that we call the quote. So the quote is produced by this quote enclave and once you have this quote in hand you can verify it either using an Intel service or using the data center attestation primitives which is something that you can install locally. So with these very basic concepts we should think now about how do you develop code for Intel SGX. And the first approach is not the most exciting one is the one that you need to use when you want to, the most flexibility you want to minimize your trascope beauty base, you want to minimize the usage of the protected memory and that means that you will probably be writing from scratch using C or C++. Your trusted code cannot do system calls and you have to implement yourself attestation and mitigations for vulnerability. So this is something that is hard and not very feasible most of the times. So there is another approach which is the known lift and shift and in this case you use some runtime to put the complete service that you developed, the complete workload inside SGX. And that means that in the happy path what happens is that you can just change your base container and then you can, you change your base container and then you, I see that I don't have a camera now. I don't know what happened. Maybe it works. Yeah. Sorry. In the happy path you change your base container and then you just re-secute, build your container again and everything works. In the less lucky path what happens is that you may need to recompile your application or maybe you need to use alternative packages or libraries for example from a different Linux distribution. But it's easier, much easier. You don't have to rewrite your code and when you do that although you need a bit more protected memory and you use a bit more of your protected memory and your trusted computing base you do inherit a few things that can be done in the runtime. So for example if you implement security mitigations on the runtime this can be inherited by the applications running on top of those runtime. Right. And regarding the protected memory according to some recent announcements from Intel that should not be an issue early next year. Okay. And then so just to give you an example about how you can port your application. This is an example of a happy path. So you just have your docker file with a Python based image and then you replace the base image and then everything should work. So in this case what happens is that the new image has a version of Python that was recompiled with the runtime. And in this case we are using the scone runtime, the set of tools that enable the compilation and the execution of SGX workloads. In another way to do that, the second example, then you could have a microservice written in another language like C or even Fertran. And then you can recompile it using the tool set. In this case I used another base image. Okay. So here we follow this lift and shift approach because we think it's more realistic. And if we think now about why we want to integrate SGX and SPIFI, then the first thing to talk about is that we can have a more aggressive threat model. So a threat model where the attacker can have super user privileges and this can happen for several reasons. The operator may be forced to give this access to someone. The attacker could have stolen the credentials from the infrastructure operators or something may be compromised in the infrastructure. So once he or she, the attacker has that, can do anything he or she wants. So it can replace components, can dump the memory and that's the kind of thing we are looking at. But one thing that I would like to take out of the discussion now is that let's assume that the SGX itself is free of bugs. So the processor is free of bugs, the runtime and the libraries. And also that the workload doesn't have some silly API that exposes everything without authentication. And lastly, I'm also assuming that the Spark server will be trusted. So there will be no one issuing IDs for other workloads that are not the SGX ones. So with this threat model in mind, there is a clear motivation to do this integration. So the very basic one is if you have a set of services that you trust, then maybe now you can be more open to services that are running on a remote infrastructure that you do not trust if they are running inside SGX. And then you do not need to make your application more complex, you just give them IDs that reflect these status. The other thing is exactly the opposite. Maybe you have some SGX workloads and you want to make them talk to non-SGX workloads, but you want at least some evidence that they are on a reasonable platform. So for example, that they are on the correct cloud provider in the correct security group, as you do normally with SPIFI identities. And the last one is something that I consider very interesting and promising, is that you could actually put small ghost tunnels inside your applications. So for example, because you have to anyway, when you're executing your application inside SGX, you have to intercept all the communications, and this is done transparently by the runtime, then it's not difficult to wrap this communication inside TLS connections. And then this TLS connection, something that's been called network shooting, could be actually using SPIFI IDs on the outgoing connections and checking for SPIFI IDs on the incoming connections. So in a way, you have a transparent adoption of SPIFI identities. So in our integration, we have four main components. So we have the server. As I said, I assume the server is running on a trusted environment. We have the workload registration process that includes a name, a name of a session. And the session is what is how we call the configuration of an application. And the configuration of the application, it describes not only the executable, but also the state of the file system that supports that execution. So these are the selectors. And here on the top of this slide, you can see an example of registering a suite for one workload that has a specific session name, so configuration name, and the hash of that configuration. Then we need another component, which is the helper. And this name helper and the logic behind it comes also from the discussion that is now happening on the community for the serverless infrastructures. Because this helper will be close to the server and will receive some speeds that it's capable of managing and then pushes these speeds to a store, to a secret store. And in this case, it's an SGX secret store. So finally, we have the workload, which we run in a node that doesn't have an agent. And the workload wakes up and gets its speed, its identity, from the SGX secret store. And then it can use this speed for those things that it always do. And finally, we have this attestation helper, which is the role of that floating enclave that is necessary for the SGX conversation to provide the evidence of the code and the platform. So here's a flow of the process. So what you have here is that, for example, in step one, the developer provides the configuration of his application. He says, oh, my application has this and this configuration files, this and this environment variables. And this is also stored in the SGX secret store. Next, in step two, the operator or someone else will register the workload associating the hash of that first configuration to a speed, to a SPF ID. So once the association is created, then this party server will start meeting the speed based on that ID. And this speed will be propagated through the helper to the secret store. Then eventually, the operator will deploy the workload. And when the workload is deployed, as it starts, it will transparently talk to the attestation service and to the secret store and then get access to its speed. So in our case, we are using the certificate, so the X509. And one thing that is interesting here is that this conversation is transparent and this speed can appear as an environment variable that can only be seen within the enclave or even a file in the file system that doesn't actually exist. It's just seen by the application when it's running inside the enclave and it has already been attested. So once the workload has the identity, it can talk to other services as usual. So I have here a short demo for you. I hope you can see my screen. It's not too small. So here I have a terminal that I'm going to use to trigger the SPAR server. So nothing special here. Then here I want to get the bundle. Here I want to trigger my helper, which is actually a variation from the agent. So we started with an agent and made it a helper. So it's joining the server with a joint token. Then next, what I have here in these two terminals is the service that is composed of a very simple resource that's not protected.  So before I put the ghost tunnel, I should register a speed for the ghost tunnel. Then I can start my ghost tunnel. Here on the top, I have my terminal that I'm going to use for the STX workload. So as I said, the developer would submit this configuration, which is called the session, and it has some information in the file system. And once he does that, so here's the hash of this session, then this hash is needed to register the workload. So let me get, actually, I should do the hash. So I will export it as an environment variable for my command to be a bit more readable. So now I have the session. Now I can create my not this one, not this one, this one. I can create my Spiffia identity using that session hash and just one in here. So with this registration, now I could just use my STX workload and run it. Then what happened now was that my STX workload was able to get this fit from the local store and also got this text message that was served by this application. If I was going to try to get this directly, of course, I would not be able to because my ghost tunnel would not allow it. So I could do a few things more. For example, I could change the configuration. So this is the configuration where I set the hash of my executable, what is it going to do, environment variables. And if I change anything here, that would mean that the hash of this session, this configuration would change and this would not execute anymore. But I did already use too much time. Let me just come back here and thank you. Give some thanks to the guys that contributed. So Matheus has been recently active in the community. We work together. I also would like to thank to Gustavo and Nigro from HPE for some feedback. Crystal Fetze from Scontain, the maintainer of Scone. And also I got some very interesting information from even a couple of weeks ago. So I would be very happy to answer any question and just let me take a look at the chat. I think first question is what would you describe as the stage of this work and whether this is something you plan on open sourcing or not? So the plan is for this to be open sourcing. So the very short-term step is to open the proposal, so the request for comments. And then this code is now on a private git, but it can be open. We just need to refine it a bit more to also short-term. And of course I would like to hear from the community around this approach that we are using as mimicking the serverless helper, push helper approach. Does that answer your question? It does. Thank you. Roughly by one. It's hard to answer, but roughly what timeline do you anticipate this to be available in open source? So I would like to create this issue for discussion within the next week. And this proof of concept could be out there in two, three weeks.


What's good Josh your boy Ross back again with another video. We're gonna check out which wwe weapons are fake and which are real WWE secrets man by none other than Russell Lamia. This should be a good one I'm interested to see which weapons were real and fake for those who don't know I know for a fact when they use the thumbtacks. Those are real thumbtacks Those are not fake thumbtacks Those are real thumbtacks that they have to pull out when they go to the back at the end of their match one by one Hey, man wrestlers brother the the things that they put their bodies through To entertain us man. It is it's it's one hell of a thing So appreciate our love support roll to 60k and let's get right into this bad boy.  Oh my god, bro Oh my just ridiculous every time I see that I just my Jesus Work itself and the moves in the matches, but also in relation to whenever weapons are incorporated into a match Wrestling fans have always loved matches that involve weapon Such as ladders steel chairs and tables have been fan favorites for decades. Oh, so I guess he's probably had to mute the word you know what I I'm guessing so because the YouTube is very strict on it So I probably won't be able to say it. I'll probably have to mute the word myself because YouTube is very strict From the iconic hardcore matches in ECW to the TLC matches in the early 2000s wrestling fans have often wondered are the chairs actually made of steel or is the barbed wire actually real barbed wire? You might be surprised when it comes to weapon You would be shocked to learn that the vast majority of weapon used are 100% real Jesus but with that being said join us now as wrestling me a look set 10 WWE weapon and this What Dog YouTube has changed so much you can't even say that Be sure to subscribe and hit that notification bell daily wrestling videos Number one tables. I love it get the tables Since the inception of the tables match in WWE at the Royal Rumble 2000 when the Hardy boys would face off against the Dudley boys the tables match has become one of the WWE's most popular match types Introducing a table into a match has become a surefire way to get the crowd Instantly invested in the match and a wrestler being put through a table will indeed get one of the biggest reactions of the entire show As for the tables themselves they are made from extremely thin chipboard Meaning they can barely maintain the weight of a single human being therefore when someone falls or goes through the table It instantly implodes making an explosive noise in the process I did not know that Really did man that I learned something today Well is one of the safest weapons in wrestling mainly because there isn't too much additional pain for the wrestlers to take After all it's just a small amount of chipboard They are falling through although we must admit that the metal poles holding up the table may cause some damage Yeah, that's also been known for tables not to break on occasion This is usually when the wrestler doesn't land in the middle of the table Which can look kind of awkward on television and usually means the wrestler has to be put through the table again Yep, as for the Japanese table. Well, those are normally actually made out of real wood They never break Oh Did not know that man Did not know that so the Japanese table they now we use that real wood over here So if you fall through that Man the impact speed the height Definitely is probably increased and the most popular weapons in modern WWE This is mainly because it's one of the safest and the risk of injury from a blow from the weapon is extremely low The kendo stick itself is made from hollow wood and breaks apart after just a few strikes The tape on both sides of the sticks allows the stick to stay together for a few shots without breaking off into little pieces Which could seriously injure someone the dangers of the kendo stick can be seen when watching the WWE one-night stand paper 2008 the picture was seriously injured by a defective kendo stick Recently though the kendo stick has somewhat become forever damaged as a threatening and imposing weapon Following the infamous Bayley versus Alexa bliss kendo stick on a pole match that did no favors for the aura around the weapon Or the two women in the match itself Number three the garbage can the garbage can is actually one of the weapons that is completely different from the traditional The ones featured on WWE television are made out of aluminum or tin This means the can itself is no thicker than a can of soda or beer This means the can does a little turn no damage on the wrestler being hit by it Which is always a good result when it comes to what used in wrestling Surprisingly it can actually help a move be less painful for a wrestler to take for instance when Shane McMahon hits the coast to coast The garbage can he uses softens the blow for the wrestler Cushion to impact rather than the full force of Shane McMahon crashing into them at boot first. Yeah number four Thumbtacks I know these surprise many are actually the real deal Yeah, thumbtacks don't need much of an explanation as the consequences of a wrestler contact with the tax It's quite self-explanatory as soon as a wrestler takes a move for giving I remember that match win.  Oh my Tax damage is instantly noticeable and this is usually followed by Anagony thumbtacks were extremely common in ECW and then later in the Attitude era matches featuring foley They would slowly disappear from WWE television following WWE reverting back to a very PG product However, they would make a rare appearance at the extreme rules 2016 and a match between Dean Ambrose and Chris Jericho Jericho who took a bump in the tax for the first time in his career Stated that the anticipation for the bump in the tax was worse than the actual bump itself Foley would reveal a little trick when he stated that if the bump is taken on a large surface area such as the back The pain is quote-unquote less severe as it spreads it out He also mentioned taking the tax out is actually much worse. Oh my god resides for several days. Oh number five Barbed wire the usage of barbed wire in WWE is actually quite complex as they vary when they use real genuine barbed wire Or they opt for fake barbed wire for the safety of the wrestlers in the match Notably in Mick Foley's autobiography He discussed his match with Triple H at the 2000 Royal Rumble the match itself heavily features a 2x4 wrapped in barbed wire Foley revealed that real barbed wire was used whenever Triple H would use the barbed wire bat on him However, when Triple H hit with the bat fake barbed wire would be used It's unknown just how fake the less than genuine barbed wire is but speculation suggests that if fake barbed wire is used The tips of it are rubber meaning the wrestler won't be seriously hurt On occasion wrestlers opt to use the genuine stuff for dramatic effect For instance Batista in his Hell in a Cell match in 2005 against Triple H opted to use the genuine barbed wire to get the best results possible Wow Number six the kid that now that I did not know so Mankind Mick Foley would use the real barbed wire like if the barbed the real barbed wire is being used on him That's fine.  Wow That's that's even more of a testament to how hardcore Mick Foley was bro guitar the guitar as a weapon made famous by Jeff Jared His trademark guitar was often used as a weapon to smash his opponent's head the spot in question wedge But I believe they were like hollowed out like they're like They're not like I don't know. I think they're like hollowed out They don't have like what normal guitars like the really solid wood and all the stuff that's in it So I think they're kind of hollowed out Jared would hit someone with a guitar would always look great on television because the guitar would explode on the person's head and make a Loud noise which looked incredibly effective. The guitars themselves are actually genuine guitars However, they are shaved off completely on the inside making them incredibly light and incredibly breakable the moment They are smashed over a restless head. Now. We all know what you're thinking Well, the case where Jake Roberts was hit over the head with a guitar by the honky-tonk man was actually a solid guitar Hence his real-life injury Once told in a shoot interview the person who was in charge of getting the guitar was Pat Patterson's partner Well, that guy went to a guitar shop and thought well Vince we want the best So they got a proper guitar Number seven wow Yeah, like like I said you get hit with a real guitar. That's probably gonna cause a legitimate concussion there Those are just hollowed out. You know I'm saying then get hit you saw what happened He got hit with a real one. It didn't even implode. It was still solid.  Yeah All right, my power head went out. That's why I lost my Wi-Fi and Everything else is instantly kind of came back on so all right. Let's get back into it It is in fact sugar glass. Yeah Glasses completely safe to use well when used in the correct capacity that is despite glass in the WWE being Extremely safe disaster would strike in the match between Kurt Angle and Shane McMahon at the 2001 King of the Ring In one of the most brutal matches of all time who would suplex Shane through panels of glass However, they wouldn't smash on impact and Shane's head would bounce off the glass and land on the concrete below It took numerous attempts for the glass to break the reason for this is because WWE had forgotten to rig the glass and actually use plexi glass instead of the sugar glass The match was so brutal due to the mistakes with the glass that Shane needed 50 stitches following the match Number eight the sledgehammer the sledgehammer has an interesting history in WWE Introduced by Triple H in 1999 as his primary weapon Initially it was a fake sledgehammer that was used whenever Triple H would use the weapon on his opponents The fake sledgehammer would contain a rubber head attached to a wooden base The only time a real sledgehammer would be used is when Triple H would use it on something such as a casket Just as he did on an episode of raw in 1999 The usage of the sledgehammer would drastically change forever at WrestleMania 17. This was in the match between the Triple H sledgehammer man.  Yep number nine ladders Since the first ladder match in the WWE between Shawn Michaels and Bret Hart in 1992 The ladder match has attained as status as one of the most popular matches in WWE history Now the ladder is used in two instances during a match It is used as an instrument for the wrestlers to climb to win the match.  Oh my god. I remember that Oh We gotta go back and see that. Oh my god, that spot is just always gonna be Savage, I believe the move is costalita del sol. I could be wrong over the ladder, but bro, just Oh my god, look at this spot Look at this it is used as an instrument for the wrestlers to climb to win the match My god, it's also used as a This naturally means that the ladder must be strong enough to contain the body weight of wrestlers But also safe enough to be used as a weapon The structure of the ladder is slightly different to a traditional ladder The steel used in the ladder is hollow So it's lighter and it's safer to hit a fellow wrestler with Additionally, the center of the ladder is made to be much weaker This is for spots where a wrestler is put through a ladder Which is often seen in the money in the back matches Despite the ladders being made slightly differently than traditional ladders Ladder matches and then later TLC matches have caused countless injuries For instance, the three teams who made the concept of the TLC famous That being the Hardy Boys Dudley Boys and Edgin Christian Who all side the matches with ladders as reasons why they still have injuries to this very day And number 10 steel chairs. The steel chair is probably the most iconic weapon in WWE history Cooperated into several famous matches and segments throughout history Fans have often wondered if steel chairs are all that WWE makes them out to be The fact is the steel chairs are legit Yep Yes, this is I've had I believe I've talked about this on this channel, bro You get hit with a steel chair. That's not Fake those are real steel chairs. That's why they don't do Chair shots to the hand anymore.  No, they're hitting you with The difference between the chairs seen on WWE televisions and normal steel chairs is that the rivets are broken This means that the chairs can be folded completely flat Which makes them safer to hit a fellow wrestler with And there was a time where wrestlers would take chair shots to the head on a regular basis Unfortunately due to research into concussions and issues relating to blows to the head Chair shots to the head have been officially banned in WWE Former wcw world champion diamond Dallas page recently discussed the dangers of the chair shot on Joe Rogan's podcast He discussed how in preparation for the infamous Hulk Hogan and Dennis Rodman versus DDP and Carl Malone match in wcw DDP had to explain the importance of the execution of the chair shot to Rodman He would explain to Rodman that the steel chair must always be kept completely flat when performing a chair shot Where it could end up seriously injuring a fellow wrestler Injuries of course still happen today with chair shots as seen when Sean Spears hit Cody over the head with one But there you have it guys the secrets behind Yeah, he was busted open legitimately too. I remember that but yeah um This was interesting. I really enjoyed this video. I'm definitely not to hit on put a like on this one, man This was a real good video. I did not know so many things But yeah, it's it's once again a testament to wrestlers And their willingness to put their body on the line for our entertainment. So comment down below. Let me know What was the craziest spot you guys can recall ever in wwe or aew where? ladders steel chairs tacks thumb nails anything that was talked about in this video If you can recall a spot that just you will always remember to this day Let me know down in the comment section below The one that will always come to me It's easily the flaming table that will always be in my mind a flaming table edge spearing um make foley through a flaming table I I don't even know what to say But like that's real fire That's a table that we now know is you know, it's kind of it's it's not like traditional wood, but it's still a real fire They legitimately fell through fire and they had to have the fire extinguishers, you know People with fire extinguishers right there ready for the spot. That's crazy, man So comment down below. Let me know, but I appreciate all love and support road to cck appreciate y'all kicking in with me and I'll see y'all next one. Peace


The capstone program in the Master of Bioethics is really the culmination of a year of learning put into practical experience. The reason we have a capstone project is because we believe it's absolutely essential to learn by doing and to make those relationships and have those experiences in the field that teach them how to do the work in bioethics in addition to the rigorous academic experience of being in the Master's program. It's also important to equip people with the skills and the relationships for fulfilling that drive that brought them here to make the world a better place. My capstone project explores how ethics is taught in ethics advisory committees, particularly in the way that ethics consults are taught. I'm trying to learn, you know, clinical ethics before I began my career, so I was very interested in how do people who are in the middle of their career learn ethics when they're joining these committees? How do nurses feel about ex-competency compared to physicians? I did my capstone evaluating the effectiveness of unit-based ethics rounds at Mass General on lessening moral distress and increasing moral agency. Ethics rounds at the unit-based level really do help and so I'd like to see that flourish some more at Mass General and maybe beyond. So as ethics rounds create a safe space for you to talk about the ethical dilemmas that arise in the clinical setting. My capstone was about improving professionalism in medical students by developing an undergraduate medical curriculum and bringing it back to my institution.  What makes a capstone experience possible is the availability of mentors across the many teaching hospitals and other affiliated institutions with Harvard Medical School. When we look for a capstone mentor, we are looking within our own faculty and the projects that they're involved in and there are over 50 of those but also all these other people at the Harvard-affiliated teaching hospitals. You get to work with brilliant students who bring enthusiasm and energy into any project but this is an opportunity that allows mentors and and also the mentees to delve into a topic that they wouldn't otherwise do and their normal research endeavors or teaching activities. The importance of a good mentor I think is really really valuable especially when you're going through the same loops that they went through. What are options that a mentor can find knowing the network that they have that can sort of help complement the theoretical stuff that the students learning in the classroom. He has given me a really good understanding of how to navigate the ethics literature and be able to apply it and no matter what I do within bioethics I think this always will be helpful. There's always research to be done and so if your passion is end of life, if your passion is moral stress among healthcare members then there's definitely a way to make that project happen. We are so fortunate to have a faculty deeply engaged in applied bioethics dedicated to doing the best in teaching and learning. There's also just nothing that you can do in a classroom that will fully replace what it actually feels like in the real world to be sitting in a room with an ethics committee talking about a very hard ethical problem and figuring out what advice to give and that's what a capstone provides.