Good morning, ladies and gentlemen On behalf of the commanding officer officer training command Newport welcome to the graduation ceremony for officer can at school class 05 tack 2-2 Guests are encouraged to take photographs from the viewing area at any time during the ceremony except during the playing of the national anthem The order of events for today is as follows at 10 hundred Captain Heisenberg United States Navy commanding officer officer training command Newport and real more see United States Navy a guest of honor for today will arrive Guess will be asked to rise for the arrival of the official party and remain standing for the playing of the national anthem and invocation The commanding officer and the guest of honor will address the graduating class and administer the oath of office The graduates will then be recognized through the presentation of their commission by the commanding officer and the guests of honor Guests will be asked to rise for the playing of the service songs and the final dismissal Ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the arrival of the official party and remain standing for the national anthem and invocation officer training command Newport Arriving US Naval Forces undersea warfighting development center arriving Ladies and gentlemen, gentlemen butts will now offer the invocation Let us pray Eternal father you have fashioned and created us as a people and called us as a nation to a place of trust and leadership in the world We honor this day our newest naval officers and we ask for your special blessing upon them as they embark on their journey into the fleet Father today our hearts rejoice in the day these graduates have dreamed of has finally arrived So many are proud of their achievements However, we are mindful that our achievements are possible only through the life You have given us through the parents who have loved and nourished us through the host of peers and friends a long life's way Who encouraged us and those here at naval officer training command who guided and molded each life Developing them into our nation's newest naval leaders No one person is an island and none are perfect and each is a witness to your watchful care and forgiving grace With every accomplishment and privilege came added responsibility and each one of these officers stands here today Accepting of the duty that our nation has entrusted to them Bless all who stood by these we honor and give them an extra portion of your love Watch over and protect those who head off to the to their new commands And today they stand on the shoulders of the greatest naval leaders of history who've inspired Generations to fight for the freedoms that make our country great Give them the strength and courage to carry on that legacy be with us today and forever. Amen Ladies and gentlemen, please be seated Ladies and gentlemen captain Mike mark Mark Eisenberg officer training command Newport distinguished visitors OTCN staff family members and friends who are joining us both in person and virtually and most importantly Soon to be commissioned officers of class zero five tack two two. Good morning I am excited to welcome 98 news graduates into one of the most prestigious Challenging and rewarding careers in our nation that of a naval officer It's worthy to note for this class Is the first one that not only includes soon to be commissioned ensigns But also soon to be commissioned warn officers Aerial vehicle operators This is the first class Congratulations To family and friends joining us. I applaud you for the great work. You have done preparing these impressive young leaders prior to their arrival here Thank you for the support you have given them It has enabled them to make the sound choices they have made and we are grateful to these graduates for their choice to serve We are grateful to you for your continued support To the graduates here as Commanding officer of officer training command Newport. I am proud of all of you You all had many other options in volunteering to serve your country yet. You chose this path I thank you for your patriotism and your willingness to serve I Can assure you that a life of service holds many rewards and will bring you great fulfillment You completed rigorous military academic and physical training you overcame obstacles Nothing was handed to you these past 13 weeks except opportunity The opportunity to make something more of yourself to learn to grow and to lead and you seize that opportunity You embraced it and today you reap its rewards I congratulate each and every one of you for that significant and memorable achievement It is now time to embrace a new opportunity to lead sailors in the fleet In the years ahead your knowledge and leadership skills will be tested often You will be standing watch and working alongside fellow officers and sailors around the world and around the clock Know that you are going to do significant and meaningful work for our country The nation and the Navy expect the best from you the highest standards of personal and professional conduct excellence in leadership and a strict adherence to the Navy's core values honor courage commitment I Urged you to continue to uphold the highest standards of excellence and integrity Character matters as writer George Elliott once said character is destiny Your choices in life will determine where you end up work hard Learning the warfare and professional skills of your designator strived to be the best and give your country your best efforts Because nothing else will suffice in closing. I applaud you for your accomplishments and perseverance I each of you are about to embark upon a great adventure an adventure in which I hope you find both professional success and personal fulfillment It will be unlike any other job you have ever had or will ever have And regardless of how long you serve our nation it will most assuredly be a time in your life Upon which you will look back with much pride and satisfaction Congratulations to each and every one of you. I wish you fair wins and following seats It is my honor and privilege this morning to introduce to you our guest speaker Rear Admiral Richard Seath Commander undersea warfighting development Center a native of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania He graduated from the u.s. Naval Academy in 1992 with a bachelor's of science degree in marine engineering He also holds a master's in business administration from the College of William and Mary's Mason School of Business He has served both at sea and ashore and various Navy and joint service tours Including commanding USS Buffalo and USS Jacksonville and most recently serving as Commodore of submarine squadron one and Chief of Staff to commander submarine forces us Pacific Fleet His leadership is absolutely essential to the continued success of the world's greatest Navy And we are truly fortunate to have him here with us today to share some thoughts with the Navy's 98 newest naval officers Ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming our guest of honor today Rear Admiral Richard Seath All right here bear with me while I get my glasses on here as I get older put these on Also, I'm triple vaccinated and I'm like 10 feet apart. So I'm gonna go ahead and take my mask off if that's okay with everybody So thank you Okay, Mark. So thanks. Thanks very much for that warm introduction and really just really thanks to all of you for Let me join you here today You know just start start by saying good morning and welcome to all the distinguished guests Family friends and especially the class of zero five tack to two Let me really just be the very first to congratulate all of you on this outstanding achievement But before I brag about all your accomplishments I did want to just take a moment rough the bat and to really recognize all the family and friends Just what a great turnout tonight. I think there's almost 300 guests and family and friends here just phenomenal Those who you could make the trip in person, but there's a lot of others I think you couldn't be here also watching on a live stream to all of you I'll tell you there's one thing I know after being in the Navy for almost 30 years It's that this job is not possible without all of your support It's really a big decision to join the Navy as you know But it's also a big decision to let your sons and your daughters join the Navy You know, we've signed up for a tough job and I will tell you that we get our strength We get our strength from our families you or are with the secret sauce the rock That keeps our families or the keeps these men and women grounded you enable them to accomplish great things Whether they're putting in long hours here at OCS or when later on when they get out and they're deployed defending our nation You ensure they can stay focused on the mission at hand. So on this very special day for them I just want to start by saying thanks to all of you the family and friends who support these graduates. Thank you In fact, I think I may have his Brian Finman out there Hey, there you are. Hey, great to see a classmate. So Brian Finman and our Naval Academy classmates It was almost 30 years ago that he and I were in a ceremony just like this one taking our very first oath as ensigns and commissioned and By all accounts, Brian's definitely the smartest guy in the class of 92. It's great to see you and I'll tell you I'm very confident that none of you really gonna remember me or what I said But I will tell you you're gonna remember each other and the bond you have as a class will something you'll carry with you Your whole career is really on in life You have an instant bond with everybody you've gone through this crucible with and just really cherish that and you'll be amazed How that how that kind of pays it forward as you go. So again, great to see you Brian I'd also like to thank the Navy band that's Navy band Northeast for being here today. You guys sound phenomenal really really great effort Thank you. All right. So, you know, what a great morning What a great honor to be here with you and Newport Newport's the home of our Navy's flagship training and education institutions from the Naval War College There was a time during the Civil War when the Naval Academy was real located here to Newport as well But Naval War College and then all the way down here to officer training command There was also a period where OCS was relocated down to Pensacola, Florida And I will tell you given the tonight's weather forecast. I can see why that made sense But I'll also tell you I walking over here. I saw some cars idling in the parking lot I know people are watching the weather, but I promise I'll get you out of here on time So I did want to just take a moment to start and recognize Mark and his team here at officer training command You know Mark and all the team here your command looks great as it always does You really have just such an incredibly important job to do and these graduates are a testament to the hard work and dedication of your staff Which I think we all know that job has been made 10 times harder with the global pandemic We've been fighting through but you've ensured that we did not take a knee We continue to graduate top tier men and women to lead sailors out in the fleet and as I like to say You know COVID is tough, but the Navy is tougher. So well done All right so the mission of officer candidate school if you'll bear with me is to morally mentally and physically develop future leaders of character and Competence imbuing them with the highest ideals of honor courage and commitment in order to serve as professional naval officers Worthy of special trust and confidence So that's a mouthful But as I size up these 98 graduates of the class of zero five tack two mark I have to say to you and your team mission accomplished well done All right, so finally for the staff, you know, I tell my staff all this time all the time But you really get You get about five minutes to pat yourselves on the back and congratulate yourself for forgetting this class through But it's right back to work as you know to get the next class ready to lead on the fleet And hey now moving on to you guys a class of zero five two two You're really the guest of honor here today, you know Just well done absolutely superb effort getting through this really challenging course in spite of COVID in spite of a lot Of challenges weather and everything that goes into that I think you may be maybe some of you realize you didn't quite know what you signed up for But I think you figured it out pretty quickly and I guarantee you guys got each other through it Which really made all the difference.  You're now part of the most respected profession and institution in America In fact, I often have strangers come up to me sometimes getting on an airplane And you know if you're on Southwest they say hey military can board after the a group, you know You kind of walk up and people say hey, thank you for your service and to be honest always get kind of embarrassed I don't know what quite what to say because frankly. I think we all serve as citizens of this great country We all serve to some extent. We serve our communities. We serve the greater good We're part of part of part of the greater community and I you know, I will say thank you for your support that sort of thing But just make no mistake that the institution of the U.s. Military as a profession as an institution is absolutely cherished and admired by every American and don't ever lose sight of that And those who've gone before you sitting right here in this gym OCS graduates like you include senators governors Astronauts joint chiefs of staff chiefs of naval operations on and on so as you look to your left and your right Keep that in mind those of you in this class some of you may get out and do other things But some of you that will may stay in but the sky's a limit whether you just go into politics or industry if you if you Really just stick together and take those ideals that that I think have come through as you go through your training And again, so as you reflect on your accomplishments I really want you to be justifiably proud But I'll challenge you to I'll tell you the same dedication and drive you've shown here at OCS your tenacity To get through this program is what will be needed as you move on to flight school Surface warfare officer school supply school and even this new aerial vehicle operator school. I've heard about Wherever you go in next whatever pipeline We need you out there in the fleet standing the watch and leading sailors And remember how I said to the staff fight, you know, they get about five minutes to pat themselves on the back Same exact good thing goes for you and it's one thing you'll learn about the Navy and I see some got some enlisted Warfare pins another some prior enlist I know they're gonna agree with me one thing you learn about the Navy in the Navy We don't spike the football and we don't rest on our laurels.  I don't plan to make anybody do math in public With maybe possible possible exception of a Sean Lindley. We're see Sean I think it's got the highest GPA in the class. I might make you do math in public. We'll see But I don't want it what I do want to talk to you about is the why Behind everything you accomplish so far and we'll continue to accomplish as you complete your training and head out to your first sea tours So first and foremost America is a maritime nation As George Washington famously said without a decisive naval force We can do nothing definitive and with it everything honorable and glorious And it's no secret that our strategic competitors. They seek to break down the international rules-based order They want to disrupt global economies They want to intimidate their weaker neighbors and they want to threaten freedom and liberty These competitors do not share the same ideals that we do of free and open societies and the principles of human rights and democracy You class of zero five two two Are the shield that protects that ideal? Our fleet of warships aircraft submarines Clearly is the most advanced in the world led by our new forward class aircraft aircraft carrier There's really no adversary that can match the speed endurance firepower of the United States Navy Hands down Make no mistake. We will be ready to fight and we will not see any battle space We'll be forward deployed standing the watch Providing a ready response force and a credible deterrent that continues to give any adversary pause And that has prevented a major conflict since World War two And to quote another famous president Teddy Roosevelt, you know It's pretty easy to find quotes about the Navy from presidents pretty neat Teddy Roosevelt said a good Navy is no Provocation to war rather it is the surest gantor of peace It is clear that we have impressive warships sensors weapons But really what makes incredible combat force are you the sailors who operate them you along with the fail the families You are our secret sauce and our enduring advantage over any competitor Because no make make no mistake our adversaries our would-be adversaries are looking for signs of weakness Of reduced readiness as we face challenges like the global pandemic And in short we must be most ready Most ready when our nation is least ready So what does that mean be ready? It starts with a foundation you've learned right here at OCS leadership professionalism high standards We must be professional warfighters master operators of the most complex machines that have ever put to sea We must be mindful of our heritage and the proud legacy of those who came before us And we must be ready to operate our warships and our aircraft at their operational limits We have to know how to stay in the fight And we have to be able to fall back on our training and this foundation that you've learned right here at officer candidate school So one more time congratulations on achieving the title of commissioned officer united states navy You're entering our fleet at an important time You enable us to deter or meet aggression from any adversary Remember you still have a tough mission ahead and I know you're going to crush it I look forward to seeing you in the fleet and let me close by saying and be the first to say to you Thank you for your service Thank you The graduating class will now receive the oath of office. Would all military personnel in uniform Please come to the position of attention Class zero five tack two two raise your right hand Repeat after me. I state your name Having been appointed an officer in the united states navy Do hereby accept such appointment and do solemnly swear That I will support and defend The constitution of the united states Against all enemies foreign and domestic That I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same That I take this obligation freely Without any mental reservation Or purpose of evasion And that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office On which I am about to enter So help me god Ladies and gentlemen, please be seated The graduates assembled will now be recognized by the commanding officer for their achievements while undergoing training here An officer training command newport Ensign howe has been designated as student naval aviator and will be assigned a naval introductory flight andzd snow chroma Ensign howe as a graduate of university of wildman Ensign temple has been designated a naval supply officer, it will be assigned a naval supply officer core school and newport ur island Ensign temple is a graduate of georg�� town university Ensign or marrow has been designated a student naval aviator it will be assigned the naval introductory flight evacuation in pen scola florida Ensign or marrow is a graduate of florida institute of technology Anson Bloemstein has been designated as Student Naval Flight Officer and will be assigned Naval Interdictory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Anson Bloemstein is a graduate of George Washington University. Anson Tierney has been designated as Student Naval Flight Officer and will be assigned a Naval Interdictory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Anson Tierney is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts, Lowell. Anson Gallegos has been designated as Service Welfare Officer and will be assigned a DDG-123 USS Lehi H. Cliff Higby, San Diego, California. Anson Gallegos is a graduate of Santa Clara University. Anson Osha has been designated as Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned a Naval Interdictory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Anson Osha is a graduate of the University of Connecticut. Anson Jaime has been designated as Service Welfare Officer and will be assigned a DDG-121 USS Frank E. Peterson Jr. Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Anson Jaime is a graduate of the University of Hawaii, Aminoa. Anson Chimera has been designated as Service Welfare Officer and will be assigned a USS Kierstadge in Norfolk, Virginia. Anson Chimera is a graduate of Southern New Hampshire University. Anson Adams has been designated as Service Welfare Officer and will be assigned a USS Germantown in San Diego, California. Anson Adams is a graduate of Texas A&M. Anson Akin has been designated as Service Welfare Officer and will be assigned a LCS-26 USS Mobu in San Diego, California. Anson Akin is a graduate of Voice College. Anson Althaus Kressman has been designated as Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned a Naval Interdictory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Anson Althaus Kressman is a graduate of Utah Valley University. Anson Althaus Kressman is a Distinguished Naval Graduate. Anson Atkins has been designated an Aerospace Maintenance Study Officer and will be assigned a VFA-27 Iwakuni, Japan. Anson Akin is a graduate of Ronan University. Anson Abbey has been designated a Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned a Naval Interdictory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Anson Abbey is a graduate of Boise State University. Anson Barber has been designated a Naval Supply Officer and will be assigned a Naval Supply Officer at Core School in Newport, Ireland. Anson Barber is a graduate of Clarkson University. Anson Bates Gray has been designated a Service Welfare Officer and will be assigned a LCS-24 USS Oakland in San Diego. Anson Bates Gray is a graduate of Indiana-Wellsley in University. Anson Belmer. Anson Belmer has been designated a Student Naval Flight Officer and will be assigned a Naval Interdictory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Anson Belmer is a graduate of Old Dominion University. Anson Bidwell. Anson Bidwell is a designated Aerospace Maintenance Duty Officer and will be assigned a HSM-71 in San Diego, California. Anson Bidwell is a graduate of Nazareth College of Rochester. Anson Boe. Anson Boe is a designated Service Welfare Officer and will be assigned a CG-64 USS Gaysburg in Norfolk, Virginia. Anson Boe is a graduate of College of William and Mary. Anson Boles. Anson Boles is a designated Service Welfare Officer and will be assigned a DDG-78 USS Porter in Rotor, Spain. Anson Boles is a graduate of Troy University. Warren Officer Brickley has been designated an Aerial Vehicle Operator and will be assigned a Naval Interdictory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Warren Officer Brickley is a graduate of Trident University International. Anson Brooks. Anson Brooks has been designated a Naval Intelligent Officer and will be assigned a Naval Intelligent Officer basic course in Damneck, Virginia. Anson Brooks is a graduate of University of Chicago. Anson Burns has been designated a Student Naval Flight Officer and will be assigned a Naval Interdictory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Anson Burns is a graduate of Villanova University. Anson Burns is a recipient of the Commander Jack Levitt Leadership Award. Anson Bynum. Anson Bynum has been designated a Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned a Naval Inductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Anson Bynum is a graduate of University of Arkansas. Anson Byrd. Anson Byrd has been designated a Naval Flight Officer and will be assigned a Naval Inductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Anson Byrd is a graduate of Florida State University. Anson Clifton. Anson Clifton is a designated Airspace Maintenance Duty Officer and will be assigned a Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron 3 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Anson Clifton is a graduate of East Carolina University. Anson Connolly. Anson Connolly has been designated a Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned a Naval Inductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Anson Connolly is a graduate of San Jose State University. Anson Cotin. Anson Cotin has been designated a Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned a Naval Inductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Anson Cotin is a graduate of Texas A&M. Anson Diudy. Anson Diudy has been designated a Service of Work for our Officer and will be assigned a DDG-54 or USS Curtis Wilbur in San Diego, California. Anson Diudy is a graduate of Indiana University at Fort Wayne. Anson Dito. Anson Dito has been designated a Naval Intelligent Officer and will be assigned a Naval Intelligent Officer Basic Course in Damneck, Virginia. Anson Dito is a graduate of University of Notre Dame. Anson Dito is a Distinguished Naval Graduate. Anson Desai. Anson Desai has been designated a Civil Engineering Corps Officer and will be assigned a Civil Engineering Corps Officer School at Port Wayne, California. Anson Desai is a graduate of Drexel University. Anson Ezekiel has been designated a Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned a Naval Inductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Anson Ezekiel is a graduate of Mississippi State University. Anson Defentors has been designated a Naval Intelligent Officer and will be assigned the Naval Intelligent Officer Basic Course in Damneck, Virginia. Anson Defentors is a graduate of University of Oxford. Anson Fidman has been designated a Naval Supply Officer and will be assigned a Naval Supply Officer Corps School in Newport, Ireland. Anson Fidman is a graduate of University of Virginia. Anson Flam. Anson Flam has been designated a Naval Intelligent Officer and will be assigned the Naval Intelligent Officer Basic Course in Damneck, Virginia. Anson Flam is a graduate of University of Utah. Anson Flam is a Distinguished Naval Graduate. Warren Officer Foresight. Warren Officer Foresight has been designated a Air Vehicle Operator and will be assigned a Naval Inductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Warren Officer Foresight is a graduate of Florida State College at Jacksonville. Warren Officer Foresight has been awarded the Lieutenant Thomas Eddie Award for achieving the highest average in academics, military, training, and physical fitness. Warren Officer Foresight has awarded the Chappy United States Marine Corps Physical Fitness Award and is a Distinguished Naval Graduate. Anson Garcia has been designated a Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned a Naval Air Inductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Anson Garcia is a graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Anson Gavino has been designated a Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned a Naval Air Inductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Anson Gavino is a graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Warren Officer Goodyear has been designated an Aerial Vehicle Operator and will be assigned the Naval Air Inductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Warrant Officer Goodyear is a graduate of American Military University. Edson Hardy has been designated as Service Welfare Officer and will be assigned a D to G 98, US's First Sherman, and of No Folk Virginia. Edson Hardy is a graduate of Eastern Michigan University. Edson Hardy is a Distinguished Naval Graduate. Edson Harrow has been designated Student Naval Aviation and will be assigned a Naval Interductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Edson Harrow is a graduate of San Diego State University. Edson Heider has been designated as Service Welfare Officer and will be assigned a D to G, or CG 57, Lake Champlain in San Diego. Edson Heider is a graduate of Southeastern Louisiana University. Edson Henry is a designated Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned a Naval Interductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Edson Henry is a graduate of State University of New York at Itzwego. Edson Herman has been designated a Student Naval Flight Officer and will be assigned a Naval Interductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Edson Herman is a graduate of Texas A&M University. Edson Hope has been designated a Service Welfare Officer and will be assigned to LCS 24, USS Oakland, and San Diego, California. Edson Hope is a graduate of Excelsior College. Edson Kellerman has been designated a Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned a Naval Interductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Edson Kellerman is a graduate of University of Arkansas. Edson Kelly has been designated a Student Naval Flight Officer and will be assigned a Naval Interductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Edson Kelly is a graduate of University of New Hampshire. Edson Crone has been designated a Service Welfare Officer and will be assigned a DDG-62, USS Fitzgerald, and San Diego, California. Edson Crone is a graduate of Emory Riddle Aeronautical University. One Officer Laser has been designated an Aerial Vehicle Operator and will be assigned a Naval Interductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. One Officer Laser is a graduate of University of Phoenix. Edson Lee has been designated a Service Welfare Engineering Duty Officer and will be assigned a CG-57, USS Lake Champlain in San Diego, California. Edson Lee is a graduate of University of California Riverside. Edson Lee has been designated a Student Naval Flight Officer and will be assigned to Naval Interductory Flight Evaluation and Pensacola, Florida. Edson Lee is a graduate of University of San Francisco. Edson Linlee has been designated a Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned a Naval Interductory Flight evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Edson Linlee is a graduate of University of California, Sanhababra. Edson Linlee is the recipient of the Re-Admiral Stephen B Lewis, Academics Award. Edson Lobbyondo has been designated a Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned to Naval Introduction to Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Incin Lobiondo is a graduate of Liberty University. Incin Lobiondo is a distinguished Naval graduate. Incin Lopez has been designated a Surface Warfare Officer and will be assigned a DDG 114 Rob Johnson in Yokosuka, Japan. Incin Lopez is a graduate of National University. Incin Lowry has been designated a Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned to Naval Introduction to Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Incin Lowry is a graduate of the University of Texas. Incin Martinez has been designated a Surface Warfare Officer and will be assigned to DDG 123 USS Leine H. Sutcliffe Higbee in San Diego, California. Incin Martinez is a graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Warren Officer Massong has been designated an Aerial Vehicle Operator and will be assigned a Naval Introduction to Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Warren Officer Massong is a graduate of American Military University. Warren Officer Massong is a distinguished Naval graduate. Incin Magruder has been designated a Surface Warfare Oceanography Officer and will be assigned a LHD-1 Wasp in Norfolk, Virginia. Incin Magruder is a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University. Incin Maddenhall has been designated a Surface Warfare Oceanography Officer and will be assigned to LHD-2 Essex in San Diego, California. Incin Maddenhall is a graduate of Pennsylvania State University. Warren Officer Metland has been designated an Aerial Vehicle Operator and will be assigned to Naval Introduction to Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Warren Officer Metland is a graduate of Angelos State University. Incin Meyer has been designated a Surface Warfare Officer and will be assigned to DDG-5 Essex, USS John S. McCain, and Everett Washington. Incin Meyer is a graduate of Amigie State University. Incin Mitchell has been designated a Surface Warfare Officer and will be assigned a DDG-123 USS Laneh H. Suckling Pygmy in San Diego, California. Incin Mitchell is a graduate of City University of Seattle. Warren Officer Nolan has been designated an Aerial Vehicle Operator and will be assigned a Naval Introduction to Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida, where an Officer Nolan is a graduate of Daniel Webster College. Incin O'Connor has been designated a Student Naval Flight Officer and will be assigned a Naval Introduction to Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida, and Incin O'Connor is a graduate of Elizabeth City State University. Incin O'Ritch has been designated a Nuclear Surface Warfare Officer and will be assigned a DDG-55 Stout in Norfolk, Virginia, and Incin O'Ritch is a graduate of Old Dominion University. Incin Olaneck has been designated a Naval Supply Officer and will be assigned a Naval Supply Officer at Core School in Newport, Rhode Island, and Incin Olaneck is a graduate of Western Illinois University. Incin Patton has been designated a Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned a Naval Introduction to Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida, and Incin Patton is a graduate of University of Central Arkansas. Incin Pinaranda has been designated a Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned a Naval Introduction to Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida, and Incin Parananda is a graduate of University of Houston. In St. Perkins has been designated a surface warfare officer and will be assigned a TDG 7-4 USS McFaul in Norfolk, Virginia. In St. Perkins is a graduate of University of Maryland. In St. Radamus has been designated a student naval flight officer and will be assigned to naval introductory flight evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. In St. Radamus is a graduate of the College of New Jersey. In St. Reefer has been designated a student naval aviator and will be assigned to naval introductory flight evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. In St. Reefer is a graduate of Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania. In St. Reefer has been designated a naval supply officer and will be assigned to naval supply officer core school in Newport, Rhode Island. In St. Reefer is a graduate of Texas Christian University. In St. Radamus has been designated a surface warfare officer and will be assigned a TDG 6-6 USS Gonzalez in Norfolk, Virginia. In St. Radamus is a graduate of University of Central Florida. In St. Radamus has been designated a student naval aviator and will be assigned a naval introductory flight evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. In St. Radamus is a graduate of Texas A&M University. In St. Shlomer has been designated a surface warfare officer and will be assigned to TDG 9-0 USS Chaffee in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. In St. Shlomer is a graduate of Cleveland State University. In St. Shiree has been designated a surface warfare officer and will be assigned a CG 6-1 USS Monterey in Norfolk, Virginia. In St. Shiree is a graduate of Duquesne University. In St. Simmons has been designated a student naval flight officer and will be assigned a naval introductory flight evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. In St. Simmons is a graduate of University of Buffalo. In St. Simmons is a distinguished naval graduate. In St. Sobey has been designated a student naval aviator and will be assigned a naval introductory flight evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. In St. Sobey is a graduate of Texas A&M. In St. Stanford has been designated a student naval aviator and will be assigned a naval introductory flight evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. In St. Stanford is a graduate of Boise State University. In St. Stevens has been designated a student naval Flight Officer and will be assigned to Naval Introductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. And since Stevens is a graduate of University of Arizona, and since Stevens is a distinguished Naval graduate, and since Swopes has been designated a Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned to Naval Introductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida, and since Swopes is a graduate of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, and since Tendoc has been designated a Student Naval Aviator and will be assigned a Naval Introductory Flight Evaluation in Pensacola, Florida, and since Tendoc is a graduate of Texas State University, And St. Thomas Jr. has been designated an oceanography officer and will be assigned a Fleet Weather Center in Norfolk, Virginia. And St. Thomas Jr. is a graduate of the University of Akron. And St. Thompson has been designated a Naval Supply Officer and will be assigned to Naval Supply Officer Corps School in Newport, Rhode Island. And St. Thompson is a graduate of Appalachian State University. And St. Thompson has been designated a student naval aviator and will be assigned a naval introductory flight evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. And St. Thompson is a graduate of the University of Arizona. And St. Thorpe has been designated a student naval aviator and will be assigned a naval introductory flight evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. And St. Thorpe is a graduate of Prairie View A&M University. And St. Tom has been designated a Surface Warfare Officer and will be assigned a DDG120 USS Carmel M11 in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. And St. Tom is a graduate of the University of Hawaii, Emanoa. And St. Torgerson has been designated a Surface Warfare Officer and will be assigned an LSD45 USS Comstock in San Diego, California. And St. Torgerson is a graduate of Texas Christian University. And St. Turcott has been designated a student naval aviator and will be assigned a naval introductory flight evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. And St. Turcott is a graduate of Arizona State University. And St. Vias has been designated a student naval aviator and will be assigned a naval introductory flight evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. And St. Vias is a graduate of San Diego State University. And St. Vias is a distinguished naval graduate. And St. Viota Sanchez has been designated a student naval aviator and will be assigned a Naval introductory flight evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Antoniota Sanchez, a graduate of Florida Atlantic University. Antoniota Virgil has been designated a surface warfare officer and will be assigned a DDG-71 USS Ross in Hampton Rose, Virginia. Antoniota Virgil is a graduate of Florida State University. Antoniota Walden has been designated a student naval aviator and will be assigned a Naval introductory flight evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Antoniota Walden is a graduate of Western Washington University. Antoniota Watson-Hope has been designated a student naval flight officer and will be assigned to Naval introductory flight evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Antoniota Watson-Hope is a graduate of University of Maryland Global Campus. Antoniota Worley has been designated a naval supply officer and will be assigned a Naval supply officer course going New Port Rhode Island. Antoniota Worley is a graduate of California State University in Long Beach. Antoniota White has been designated a student naval aviator and will be assigned a Naval introductory flight evaluation in Pensacola, Florida. Antoniota White is a graduate of University of Colorado at Boulder. and St. Williams has been designated a student naval aviator correction student naval flight officer will be assigned to Naval introductory flight evaluation in Pensacola Florida and St. Williams is a graduate of University of Tennessee at Martin and since Zanganay has been designated a surface warfare officer will be assigned at LCS 1-9 USS St. Louis Gold and Mary Port Florida and Zanganay is a graduate of every red or aeronautical university. Ladies and gentlemen please join me in recognizing the United States Navy's newest officers. We will now conclude the ceremony. Ladies and gentlemen please rise for the playing of the service songs and the final dismissal. Please remain in your places until after the graduating class has taken their class photos and remember the only authorized visitor locations are Nimitz Field and Kay Hall. On behalf of the commanding officer officer training command you port. Thank you for attending today's ceremony. This concludes the graduation ceremony.


Hey, Bolo buddies. Thanks for watching. Okay. I have twenty eight Mercari Bolo's for you guys and These are items that I pick up at thrift stores garage sales estate sales places like that I'm gonna tell you where I got it what I paid for it and what it sold for and Mercari is an awesome platform if you guys aren't using it. She's definitely check it out. Um, I Just lost my train of thought. Oh my goodness We'll just get started here. There was something I was gonna say I typically do free shipping on Mercari and The reason for that is I just feel like my items sell quicker and then I ship with pirate ship So, um, I know what I was gonna say. There are no clothing items in this video So these are all hard goods and toys and stuff like that so the first item I sold is this dollhouse figure and I feel like she has some fading going on I I think maybe her top is supposed to all the whole thing's supposed to be pink I don't know if you guys know for sure. Let me know in the comments. So Or maybe I'm thinking of a different one, but I Pick up stuff like this at garage sales all the time I have done a little bit of Facebook marketplace, you know different different ways I pick up toys And I sold this for $16 with free shipping And It's a loving family dollhouse mom The next item are these vintage little tykes dollhouse chairs and again I like to take my tape measure and do this so that people can see the size of the item There's no question about it. It's in my photos these three chairs sold for $18 free shipping so I paid to ship them and I can't remember where I got these I think these have been sitting in my basement for like a year and a half that I picked up at a garage sale and I Just recently listed them The next item I sold are these American Girl doll chapter books and these were in really nice condition I picked these up at a garage sale. It was a bundle deal I just bundled a ton of stuff together and I probably have a dollar in all of these The next item I sold which sold pretty quickly on Mercari so I had it listed on eBay and it was just sitting and I cross posted it to Mercari and it sold super fast so That's one thing great about cross posting and I was one of those people where I was like I'm just gonna list on eBay I'm not putting my items anywhere else and Actually, it was a member in my Facebook group. They're like you got to get on Poshmark You got to get on Mercari and I'm like no no no and They just kept telling me their sales on these other platforms and I'm like, you know I should probably do this and it took them probably over a month to talk me into it and Then I cross posted Everything manually because they didn't have these cross posting helpers back when I was doing this and Then they came out with list perfectly and I messaged my Facebook friend And I said hey you need to try list perfectly like you got me on Poshmark and Mercari you got to check out list perfectly so now he's using list perfectly and loves it and He sells on multiple platforms and does I mean he has he makes jewelry and he's amazing But he's selling on all these different platforms and he got me hooked on Mercari and Poshmark I got him hooked on list perfectly and I'm really glad that I decided to try these other platforms and If you are interested in trying list perfectly you can use referral coupon code Bolo buddies all one word and that will get you 30% off your first month and Feel free to put any questions you may have down in the description. I'll do my best to answer I've been using it for about a year and I love it But I am also very thankful that I started selling on Poshmark and Mercari so I Do I dabble in grailed I dabble in Facebook and I dabble in Etsy, but my three primary are eBay Poshmark and Mercari Okay, so I sold this loving family dollhouse garden flowers for $22 free shipping And these are just like replacement flowers, so The next item I sold is this willow tree new life mom dad and baby And again, this is another item that had kind of been sitting on eBay and it sold very quickly on Mercari A lot of times items that are really saturated on eBay will sell quickly on Mercari because there's not as many items and people will put Alerts so they will watch So let's say their alert is for willow tree items And if a willow tree item gets listed then it shows up in their section of items that are willow tree brand and then they buy it so That is an advantage for sure And I know eBay has stuff like that, but I don't think it's as easy to set up those alerts so The next item I sold came from I believe this came from a garage sale, and it's a vintage Freemason tie clip, and I know a lot of people don't like hands in in their Pictures and I don't usually do it in my main photo, but this one I did Let me see if I thought I had one the other way and it just did not show like the red The red didn't pop as good so I think I even left that picture off, but Yeah, see you can see here like you can hardly see the red and I I don't know I just liked it better with my hand in the background And I know it's kind of like a no-no you guys can let me know what you think in the comments different people have different feelings, but I Don't know I think if it shows the item better. I'm gonna do it and This little tool I use for measuring and I do have a link down in the description I bought it on eBay and I have an affiliate link down there if anybody is interested in getting one of these It's great for jewelry and stuff like this small items The next item I sold is this Hallmark happy campers keepsake ornament And I sold this for $20 free shipping and if I remember correctly I got this at a garage sale, and I usually pay like 50 cents maybe a dollar for these The next item is this Chico's necklace this came out of my I bought it on eBay to sell on eBay bulk buy 344 pounds if you guys missed that video you definitely got to go check it out The next item I can't remember if I got this at a garage sale or if this was in a mystery box But I got this one So these are the sea patrol, which I learned I had to do like a Google image search and The sea patrol are a little bit harder to find and they sell for more This one sold for 24 this one sold for 25 and this one sold for 17 all to the same person But because I had free shipping they did not bundle now Typically what I will do is I would still ship the items together And if it's somebody who is that sells on Mercari They usually just leave me feedback and everything's fine I don't know for sure if Mercari would protect me or not because It will only show that one item was delivered I don't know why it's like that because they all have the same tracking number So what I decided to do was I shipped each one of these separately because I was too afraid Because they paid for them separately, so I shipped them separately Yep, and actually it was I think that One of them said invalid address or something like that and I'm like that makes so no sense because the other two Show delivered like but anyway, the person left me feedback Which closed out the item and I got my money, but it was very random It was just a error on the scan from the post office But if they wouldn't have left me feedback it could have resulted in me not getting paid However, I think because the other two showed delivered. I could have fought it, but Yeah, it all worked out The next item I sold is this Paul patrol scuba sea patrol Rider is his name. I almost called him Rocky I think Rocky is one of the pups and he sold for $22 free shipping The next item is this Paul patrol rider and this is the ATV Vehicle rider. So there's different ones. He comes off Again, I was in the mood to list Paul patrol.  I picked this up at a thrift store I think it was 75 cents, but you can see it says made in Japan and I say all the time I love selling made in Japan this little angel sold super fast And I sold her for $20 free shipping and she's just itty-bitty Let me see if I have right here. So just a hair over three inches The next item I sold is this Carlton cards angel of peace ornament. I picked this up at a thrift store I believe she was a dollar and I sold her for $30 with free shipping The next item I sold is this vintage loving family vacuum cleaner sold it for $12 free shipping Okay, so these came from a garage sale if I remember correctly and they're pennant flags They're nine by four. So they're small And I bought these all together There were 30 of them and I sold these for $34 free shipping The next item okay, so this is only like this big and it's like a replica of the big dollhouse So it's like a little prop Let me see if I can get you You know what I didn't do a measurement on this. That's really weird But you can see it next to my hand. It's very very small. Oh, yes I did I used my pink tape measure. So really tiny and it's sold for $20 you guys It's itty-bitty. I don't even know what you would do with that $20 free shipping Okay, these are really really cool and I had to use Google Lens to figure out what they are they're power Rangers dino super charge chargers and I Am still not certain what they do if anybody knows put it down in the comments But these are a bolo. I sold these three for 48 dollars. I had them listed separately and somebody asked me to bundle them The next item I sold is this Tom a gotchy I think is how you say it's a little toy figure and I sold it for $14 with free shipping and I have had this sitting in a toy tote in my basement I picked up a big tote of toys at a garage sale last summer and I was like I'm gonna list those toys and they have been selling really well The this was in that tote also. So here's another one This is the gold one and it's the Maximum X gold and it's hard to find and this one sold for $25 with free shipping and you can see how big it is just little The next item I sold are these. Oh, I think it's pronounced gruely gruely Candles and I Think these sold within 24 hours if I remember quickly correctly and They sat on eBay and they sold on Mercari and I sold these for $80 with free shipping The next item I sold is this vintage Lenox angel Christmas ornament came out of a mystery box I sold her for $20 free shipping Okay, so this item is from the I could not I used Google lens. I could not figure it out What it came down to it said Lucasfilm on it and I knew it was a ship and I was pretty sure it was from Star Wars I think that was what I came up with Well, somebody messaged me on Mercari and they're like it's missing the wings So it was incomplete. That's why the Google image was not working But they said it still had value So I did lower my price a couple times. I had it at 35 so I took it down to 27 and Ended up selling with 27 free shipping and it was incomplete and I believe this came out of a mystery box The next item I sold are these vintage six photo postcards from knots berry farm these sat and sat and sat and sat on eBay and I was like I'm gonna put those on Mercari and as soon as I put them on Mercari, they sold super fast for $21 free shipping The next item I sold is this vintage cats meow ringwalt House, I don't know figure. I don't know what you call these. They're for a village And I sold this for $13 free shipping. I probably have 25 cents or less I bought a huge lot of cats meow. I don't remember what it came to per item Okay, this Lego Bionicle 8 9 8 3 is the set number and it is complete With the manual but no box and I sold this for $35 free shipping I bought this in a huge Lego Bionicle lot and this one was already put together So I went ahead and sold it All right, you guys I I'm going to stop there. We're at about 15 minutes and Leave me a comment. Let me know what you think. Do you sell on Mercari? What do you like about Mercari? What do you dislike about Mercari? What other platforms do you sell on? Are you using a cross posting service? What are your thoughts on it? And again, if you want to try this perfectly you can get 30% off your first month with referral coupon code BOLO buddies all one word and Join my Facebook group if you haven't already and be sure to check out one of my BOLO videos I have tons of BOLO videos what solds for Poshmark what solds for eBay Category BOLO videos you name it. I've got a BOLO video for it And if I don't put it in the comments and I'll try and get you one. All right guys. Thanks for watching


Let's use the time we have. It will be a short talk. Welcome to my session. Drop your Excel sheets forever, hopefully, and I will talk about Drupal native editorial planning. So what you will learn out of this talk is, well, Excel is the wrong tool for editorial planning, and I will propose a solution how editorial planning can look like in Drupal, and I will present you and quickly demo the module Drupal content planner, and I will leave you with three takeaways, and hopefully we'll have some time for questions and answers. So my name is Lukas. I think we live in the most exciting times of all time. Information technology is changing everything. I'm the founder of the digital agency in Switzerland. We help organizations make sense out of digital. And if I'm not thinking about digital, I'm a passionate gardener. I'm not sure about your yield, but my yield was okay this year, except the carrots had a little bit of problems with the carrots. But before I start, let's do a quick exercise together. It's also a way to get to know you, and I will explain how it works. So I will ask you a couple of questions, and if you can say yes, please stand up, and if everybody is ready, we can do the exercise, okay? So my question is, first question is, are you a developer? If yes, please stand up. Okay. Are you a marketing communication manager in your company? No, please keep standing. Maybe you're working in SEO, something. Maybe you're working content, social media. Maybe you're C-level, CTO, CMO. Okay. Maybe you work with Drupal every day or on a weekly basis. Okay. So now we need exercise because we are probably tired and do some movement. Okay. I quickly explain it. Red thing. Go to the left. Go to the right. Red part. Can we do it one more time? Feels good. Very good. Thank you. Thank you very much. So what do we all have in common except doing exercises together? Well, we work with content all day long.  What does it mean? Well, it means preparing Facebook updates, maybe writing blog posts, creating landing pages, working on Google ad campaigns, press releases. I mean, you name it. And my big question is we are at the Drupal con. How does Drupal help us to work with content inside or outside Drupal? And well, the go to solution or the Drupal out of the box solution is the admin slash content page. I mean, we all know that. But what if marketing wants to plan a new content campaign, for example, later this year and how does marketing know where we still have time, let's say in November or December for a marketing campaign, or let's say how does SEO, the SEO consultant, know what upcoming articles are there to be optimized. So we have a problem with admin slash content with these kinds of questions. And what is the solution? A lot of companies excel, unfortunately, because two months later the Excel plan looks like this. And I hope you agree that a spreadsheet is not an editorial planning tool. So how should it be or how could it be? I did a little bit of research and checked other tools and what we can learn from other tools. And well, WordPress, most spread content management system, what they offer if you install it, they offer a dashboard. So you have kind of a safe home when you log in. You see how much content you created. You can create a draft right from your dashboard. And you can even with a couple of clicks integrate Google Analytics data on your dashboard. So you have kind of a safe home when you work with content. I know a lot of companies use Trello for editorial planning. Trello is very powerful. You can configure however you want. They also have a calendar view. You can map your tasks on the calendar. You can even collaborate on a task. So it's very easy to use and you have a lot of context. A tool I also like is Coschedule. Coschedule is a content marketing planner basically. And they put the calendar to the center. So when you log in, this is actually what you see. And you can then plan what they call content projects or projects. Content projects could be a social media post or a series of social media posts. It could be a podcast edition or it could be a video or it could be as simple as a blog post. And this is very powerful because you get a lot of context. You see who's responsible for what content piece. What they don't offer is they don't have a connection to Drupal. And what they have, they have a connection to WordPress sites. And why I love these three tools I showed you. Well, they are collaborative. They are visual and they are contextual. Whether it's by author, by topic or by time. And what if we would have this in Drupal and probably these people are already a little bit nervous. Because the answer is we haven't. And it's called Drupal Content Planner. It's available today. It's ready and we use it in production. We started actually this project, Drupal Content Planner, around one and a half years ago. The main objective was, well, let's create a Drupal Native solution for editorial planning. And what does it mean? It's a tool suite for managing planning, scheduling or also rescheduling content. It should be easy to use for non-tech people, mostly editors obviously. It should be collaborative, visual and contextual. And the key point is it should be open source. It should be free and extensible. And we didn't want to introduce new external tools. So it should be truly Drupal Native, leveraging the Drupal API and the Drupal ecosystem. And today, we are still in beta 7, but we want to soon launch a version 1 stable version. We have three sub-modules, one is dashboard content planner and the content combine board. And I will quickly show you how they work. So let's assume a quick example is our block. It looks like a typical Drupal site. But when you look closer, you see there is a new tab on the top. So besides the manage tab, we have something like content planner. So there is kind of a new entrance to your content world in Drupal. And then there are three sub-tabs. One is dashboard, one is content calendar and one is the combine board. And I will quickly explain the tabs. This is the dashboard. Very simple. It's like six panels, six widgets you can place. You can place them freely. For example, you have a widget called content status. It's nothing else than mapping nodes by workflow state. So we have an immediate view of how much progress you have in your content. Or another widget is very simple, just a list of your editorial teams and who created how many posts. Or other stuff like activities, who updated what nodes, what are the next publications and last publications. And the good thing is it's customizable. And we have two ways to customize it. One is by exposing a Drupal view. So basically you can click together a Drupal view and then just expose it as a dashboard widget. So it's very simple to use. The other thing is we created a plugin. You can extend the plugin in code and expose whatever data you like, third-party data. So it's very customizable. The second tab is the calendar tab. And this is basically the core of the content planner module because it maps your Drupal content to a calendar. The positioning is based on the publish date. So you can install it and right away you will see your content efforts of the last years, basically. If you look closer, you see the title. You see the content time. You see the author. You can directly edit it. And the cool thing is we can drag and drop it from one day to the other. So it's very, very simple to risk a deal. And yeah, well, replan whatever you do. Also, it's easy to navigate through the months. So it's very easy to see what's going on in November or December. And then you can plan your content efforts ahead. That's the calendar. And then we also have the Kanban board. It's very similar to what you saw in the other tool. So what you see here is basically all the workflow states, the Drupal workflow states you configured. And by column you see the respective content, which is in that workflow state. Also, you can filter by user, by content type. You can even do a search. And we integrated the permission system. So if you are only an editor, you only see your own content. So it's really like a Kanban board. If you work with Chyra or other ticketing systems, you're probably familiar with it. And you can monitor the progress of your content very easily. And this is actually available now. You can install it and use these tools. And I will now talk a little bit about the upcoming features, something we are planning now or investigating on. The feature we call Editor Notes. Basically, on the right side, you have a new section called Editor Notes. And think about it like a post-it notes. So whenever you need to note or have an idea or need some feedback of somebody, you can add a note. And then you even have a little discussion section there. So you can start little discussions. For example, you can ask your colleague, well, I'm not sure about this paragraph. What do you think? And then you can even resolve it. So basically take away the post-it and throw it away. And then it's kind of done. So a very cool way to actually work with content within Drupal. So you don't need to have another project management or outside Drupal. Another very similar thing is called Editor Tasks or just Tasks. So basically it's also on the right side just a list of tasks. A task has a title, a due date, and also a responsible person. I think it's very usable because, for example, you could populate predefined checklists. For example, if you have the press releases, you can populate a checklist and then work on these tasks. Another one is we are working on this content preview. It's actually a very simple functionality. It creates a screenshot of your post. It's creating basically a screenshot of the website and exposes it in the note edit view. And this helps a lot because you don't have to switch to the note view page and note edit page. And it's very simple to use and helps a lot to finalize or polish post. These are just three functionalities we work on. If we look at the road map, we are close to version one of the content planner module, dashboard content planner content planner. I showed you. Then we will add some collaboration features like notes, comments, uploads, notifications, stuff I showed you. And I can imagine a lot of additional functionality based on this idea. Well, future versions, we might integrate the social media posting. Why not plan your Facebook post in the calendar? And also, why not add additional analytics, real-time analytics, et cetera? And I had some exchange and talks today with the Thunder team. They will also help us to make a stable release, the Thunder distribution team. They will help us to make a 1.0 release as soon as possible. And we will also make sure it will be ready for Group 9. And actually, I added this slide after this keynote speak this morning because Therese mentioned the new road map for Group 9 and especially the initiatives around prioritizing the beginner experience or in general improving the editorial experience. And why not start a new initiative for Group 9 and maybe use Content Planner as a starting point. I'm not so close to the people in core or whatever. Maybe somebody of you can help me to get in touch to bring that forward. So three takeaways. First, very simple. Go to www.drupal.org, install the module. The cool thing is there is almost no additional modules, concrete modules. The only one we need is a scheduler module which you might already have installed anyway. Then, well, use the calendar in your upcoming editorial meeting. Just break the silos between marketing sales, SEO teams. Just create one dashboard, one planning dashboard around content. And hopefully, drop your Excel sheets. And then you can even wear new glasses. Thank you very much. We are actually working on the module on Thursday. And if you're interested to help out, join us. And also please rate the session. And if you have questions, please ask now. Yeah, I saw the calendar view and it looks like pretty and nice. But what happens if you have like six items on one day? I know it's not a demo, but can you say how that works? Yeah. The other viewers comment on it. Yeah. It works with six posts. We had that on our site. Obviously, it doesn't work if you have 20 or 200 posts, which can happen. And one solution is that you add filters. For example, filter by taxonomy or by content type. So you can filter it down. Or the solution is basically introduce other calendar views. You know it from Google Calendar, for example. You can create a weekly view or even a daily view. So you can even schedule the posts within a day. But then you would add like a button to see more, go to that sort of more. Yeah. Obviously, you can do a lot of UX tweaks and stuff, of course. It's a similar question, but about many days at the moment. It's one thing happening on one day. But what about if you have like a campaign or a home page treatment or something that runs for several days? Can it be sort of displayed so you have like a block of activity spanning several days? Well, it's basically based on nodes. And if you have like multiple nodes, you obviously can spread it throughout the week. Maybe I didn't understand your question. No, I'm just sort of saying, does it allow you to sort of display what the duration of content is over a number of days and when you're going to take it down as well as when you're going to publish it? OK. Yeah, I think you're talking about kind of the planning of a phase or of a marketing campaign or something. This is something we are working on also. That there is some kind of, let's say, nodes or that you can mark phases. Yeah, it's a good idea, but it's not in the current version. Yeah. Keep it simple first. Yeah. Does it only work with nodes or do you, for example, support media as well? Because we oftentimes have scheduling for media. OK. Actually, there was a patch by somebody who allowed to actually any arbitrary entity. So it should work. I never used it, but I know at least one project is using the Kanban board for tracking leads. So they're building a CRM around it. But I haven't checked it, to be honest. It should work. Yeah. Lots of questions. Maybe you? How can it be synced with the Google Calendar, for example? Syncing with Google Calendar. No, not at the moment. I'm sure it could be done. Yeah. Maybe you? Yeah. First of all, compliments. It's beautiful. Thank you. I think it's a great win. I was wondering, is it possible also to schedule versions? So you already have a node and you want for like two weeks to have one extra line. And then after that, the line disappears. Scheduling versions. Basically, the thing is it's actually, we're leveraging the workflows functionality. I'm not sure if that can be done with workflows, with content moderation. Yeah, exactly. And then it should work. I didn't have this use case. I'm not sure, to be honest. Yeah. Any other question? Maybe in the back. The Kanban board, can you under sign that no one is assigned and the editors pick it by themselves? Right now? Currently, it's not possible. We reuse the author field of the node. Basically, you could create some custom code where you do whatever the styles you said. The editor sees only his own topics. Yeah. With the current tools, it's not possible like that, but it's pluggable. It's extensible. So you could create some custom code to achieve this functionality, I guess. Yeah. Any other questions? I think we still have time. Oh, no time. Sorry. Thank you very much for coming.


Dweud am ymddangos ar y cwrs mewn gael. Ond yna Yw York wedi gafodd yng ng saus ymlaen hyn o ddefnyddio L'Fffff-F-P-S-D a'r L-M-F-P-S-D yn ymdangos i allu cyfnod i ni'n gweithio eu cyflenau ar yי publishio ar y roi gyfer hyn. Rhaid, mae'n eitihon o rhywfaint o'i cyfnod i fynd i ddwyllwch yn L-M-F-P-S-D so that the workshop runs smoothly. So a bit of background, there's a series of, there's a group of electronic engineers based around London who run various events and back in 2013 they decided that they were going to run a workshop on Verilog for programming FPGA. And we started with what were these introductory boards from Altera and using the proprietary closed source toolchain for learning Verilog and this workshop was just an absolute disaster. It was over a weekend and the first day we basically just spent the entire day trying to get the toolchain to install. The problem is is that there is no open source alternative and you're stuck with this toolchain and you have to kind of get it working. They provide you with this four gigabyte download which uncompresses and installs to about 13 gigabytes of multiple versions of Pearl, Tickle and various modules that go with it. So we spent the best part of the day trying to get this to install and then when we actually started doing the exercises and went to synthesize we realized that some of us had actually installed the licensed version and not the free version and you would have to go back and reinstall and start again. The reason I'm saying this story is because it made me realize that actually in some cases the tools are kind of mandated and you have no choice whereas in our case we're an open source project and we can change things. Move forward a few years on I was invited to give a talk about the BST family of operating systems to the same group of engineers basically and why it would benefit them for running BST on their hardware. At that event I kind of took a more generic approach and represented all the BSTs and about a month or so a few months onwards I was invited to actually come and do a workshop and I've never run a workshop before and my skills of teaching are non-existent so I decided that I would actually just focus on one BST and try to make that run smoothly. So I picked an FBST to do that. Just as I forgot to switch board slides. So the other thing that actually came out from that FPGA workshops is the guys two of the guys went on to actually setting up an open source FPGA board with an FPGA toolchain so you don't have to inflict this on other people ever again. Yes this is true. So I've most of these people who are turning up are actually not interested in the software itself but what it can actually do for them. So my idea was to basically raise their expectations of what they should expect from an operating system which we can do because we're a fairly mature project, fairly well documented, have fairly decent practices in place and it was also very enlightening that things that we are of concern to us don't really hit the ball for them. So mentioning that we don't have system D just doesn't register whereas obviously it's a pain for most of us who have to suffer it and I thought that I would basically the angle that I would take it is this is how you can save time trying to do your projects and these tools will allow you to do that and kind of develop that for them. So traditionally if you want to kind of get involved with the BSDs there's quite a steep learning curve in terms of the amount of text that you actually have to take in to become proficient in actually just how things are put together and I didn't really want to kind of go down that line. I wanted to kind of find all the bits from a very high level that would allow me to demonstrate how they could save time and avoid digging into any of these technical details because most probably they're not actually interested, I'd probably do a bad job at it most likely as well and you should be able to kind of do some things without actually having to resort to the internals. Interesting thing that's actually come up in the past a couple of weeks is this new hashtag called unqualified for tech where people are talking about you know the senior roles that they have without the academic backgrounds on Twitter which is it's nice to see. So you quickly realise that most of these folks have to kind of suffer really brittle tools to get their job done. Like one thing that was quite enlightening for me was the way that we generate project files for our bootloader for Windows CE. We have this orc file which generates our visual studio configuration file which you can load and you can build. If you make the slide is adjustment in one pixel from the user interface environment visual studio will corrupt that project and that's it you can't make any progress it's kind of obviously we don't have to suffer this but I'm sure there's been many hours man hours lost by people trying to work with visual studio. Things like Brendan Gregg's, I'm not sure if I'm going to be able to do that but I'm not sure Gregg's shouting in the data centre video which showed the ability when you have really rich tools to shout at a bunch of j-bods and through the instrumentation tools in your operating system be able to see actually what impact that had. Most people don't have this in their day-to-day work as a researcher by the name of Brett Victor who gave us talk about rich tools and the example that he was giving was when you're developing a game going from trying to work out the correct setting for a value to set for your environment you know in relation to gravity to being able to see that change dynamically in real time to being able to project where you're going to go so it goes from how did I end up here to what am I actually capable of to where can I actually end up going and the last one Brian Kentrill did a talk back in 2009 about the early days of detrace and how that came about where they had a son e10k that they'd sold to a customer and it was misconfigured and it would crash and it would take another 45 minutes for the system to come back up again so when you're actually trying to develop something or debug a problem a 45 minute turnaround is quite a serious time sink so and there's enough examples of you know really bad tools that people have to kind of suffer and that manifests in kind of really weird behaviour which I guess which was kind of touched on in at the opening keynote the amount of windows users that you know live in fear of having to restart because you know suddenly your machine is going to go down into this long update cycle to shut down and then there's going to be another two or three reboots again when your system comes back up you know not doing updates because you don't know what's going to actually happen when you update and especially like in firmware the system is so brittle that you can't actually explore any ideas or like in the network world where redundancy is a licensed feature you're really scared to change anything because if the system goes down you can't do anything about it and I think most of these things are just a non-issue for us in the in the bsd world and especially in the net bsd project so as I said focus on basically how how net bsd can make someone's life easier and ignore the system internal details to keep it really high level and just make sure that the process is really smooth so we can go through it without actually having to sidetrack so these are the topics that I decided to kind of cover demonstrate that our system is fully documented and well not fully documented but the documentation is available and easily browsable maybe in the era of github it's not so important but demonstrate that the history in the source repository is readily available and you know the free bsd project has the csrg history that you can kind of go back and explore the cross compilation stuff that makes it really easy to do things without having to run the the target environment locally actually explore the internals what explore the system with lure do some things with rump explore the the simulation devices like the gpio sim and then I look at kind of tamper resistance with very exec so we had this problem in that we generate images but the images you can't log into on the network as standard because root doesn't have a password you know you can't log in so at the moment the requirement is that you need to have a serial adapter to go in and connect the problem with that is is for the linux users you kind of get sidetracked into installing a ucp package so you can get cu and have to kind of sidetrack into changing file system permissions which kind of people get lost at I'm not sure if this is still the case on the latest version of osx but in the older versions you would get unsigned kernel extensions which would mean people would have to kind of fiddle around with their EFI settings and turn off signing the nice thing is is actually that one thing we do do is we have multicast DNS enabled as a standard for our arm images so discovery on the network is really easy but we don't have means of log it in on on the network yet but I that's my target so that you'd end up just writing the image plugging it into your device booting it and then sshing in so some of the kind of issues that were kind of evident immediately was when we came into doing like the cross compilation stuff the autocom scripts for the various components that we pack were out of date so the notion of you know 64 bit windows running segwin just wasn't a thing the arm image that we were generating wasn't actually bootable on the the beagle board that I was actually experimenting on the GPIO driver wasn't actually working properly which paul helped me paul guilty helped me fix and most of the arm boards that we support has a generic kernel configuration and everything is a derivative of that there were some cases specifically in the beagle bone black that it was actually on a kernel configuration of its own which meant that certain options weren't enabled which I didn't actually find out until we came to the lesson and somebody was actually having to do extra work that didn't need to be done because the pie users had the relevant parts and the last one which is still yet unsolved is broken u-boot scripts now in u-boot it's very much like a linux project in terms of there's various support support for various platforms but the inconsistency is there in terms of ti have contributed a bunch of changes for adding an extra configuration file for your firmware which one family of boards have picked up on and another family of boards do not have which means that we can't actually have a consistent configuration file and the reason this is a problem is that because we have two different steps one ends up overriding the other in the order of execution and it means that we're trying to execute a kernel that doesn't work on the beagle bone so since that stuff has started since this has started Mark made various changes to the lua subsystem in the PSD he bought lua up to date and he had some things in his github which I'm not sure I've made it in yet Jared McNeill made it very easy for us to ship u-boot he created packages and it's trivial to add new images now literally two or three lines in a make file and we have new firmware to do I need to kind of my idea is to basically create a kind of a worksheet that so people can just work off easily so that's still on the to-do list provide better lure and rump examples the reason I kind of wanted to do the demonstrate the rump mechanism to the to the engineers was because there was a blog post by anti about how he developed the Intel wireless driver and being able to pass through a device to the rump environment and develop develop that the thing is is that actually trying to demonstrate that you need to actually have quite a lot of context set up about the system internals because you need to turn around and say you need the following subsystems to instantiate so that it works correctly and that kind of goes off in a different tangent so I'm trying to think of an easy example that would kind of work without having to you know explain explain that oh you need to find mount a file system you'll need the vfs module and x yn z as I said implement mechanism to add users for network access the way that we provide our images we have a DOS partition and Jared had this idea of maybe we could just create a text file with a username and password and then when the system boots up that text file is read and the user is created so that it's available when the system is up but yeah I haven't explored the options. Unify the uboot script so actually addressed this issue of having a single file which deals with all the boards that we support rather than having this split across multiple platforms. Mark Balmer created this lure binding called UNIX which provides some of the common sysquals for the OS and I'm guessing that was on the to-do list to make it in but maybe provide something around that to show that you can actually interact with the system without having to resort to writing C and just from yesterday's Cherry's talk perhaps maybe an ATF and Anita example to show how you can do tests but my only concern is that you'd kind of go off into dealing with Kimu. Yep so my thanks go to Mark Balmer for doing the lure, lure subsystem, Paul Goethe for helping me with the bug fixes, Nick with making the images bootable long arm, Jared for uboot and no thanks to Jared for uboot it's true it's not his fault entirely. The London Hackspace where I kind of worked on most of the stuff and open source hardware user group where I got to present run these workshops and the next one is going to be next Saturday in Oxford at the Oxford Hackspace so hopefully yeah this will kind of continue running that's it any questions uh just a little suggestion um it may be easier to have people installed putty than uh um the CU. Ah that's true yes um even on but the the CU is on for Linux ah okay I didn't I didn't realize I thought it was still a Windows thing so anecdotally um I've heard from several people that they have like one or more armboards in the drawer and it's was just too frustrating to get uh like NetBeats it over us to get anything booting on them so you know they're sitting in the drawer um so I think I think you could um get a lot more arm users if there was a simple and working how to for a couple of the most um often used of these boards I think. One thing I should mention is um the testament to the cross compilation framework in FBSD it was basically um the other thing that we address is that we don't we're not inflicting a foreign environment to them as the offset you know they're really sitting in their own environment that they're comfortable in would be at Mac OS or Linux we've had a couple of people with Windows but they've kind of had different problems and yeah it's really easy to get up and going um I didn't actually end up running a full release as part of the workshop because obviously uh varying speeds of laptops you know you're not going to be able to turn a release around in a short time but we can actually do um build a toolchain and build a arm kernel in less than uh 15 minutes on a modern laptop and that just works smoothly for Windows 10 there's uh there's been different problems and that's just been you know one user hadn't been on the up-to-date builds so it didn't have like the linux subsystem and another user had the linux subsystem but it was buggy so when he started you know on compressing stuff the system just crashed and rebooted. The situation with the arm boards is improving as well one of the biggest issue was always finding the correct u-board version for the board and that's being worked on with the packages and also the FDD support makes it easier to get a working kernel for your board without having to compile it yourself and things like that so but I fully agree that the documentation still needs a bit work to make it easier. I think the like the u-boot documentation is just it's so user hostile again. One remark about the serial console on linux on your versions you might have to disable modemd. So modem manager or whatever it is called so basically uh someone in the pertering land decided that all serial devices are obliciously modems and they always send some some AT sequences to it to try to get it to talk back and it's especially annoying if you're dealing with FPGAs you want to program but it can also mess up uh any other use of serial console so this is just a service announcement uh be warned. In that case thank you very much. Thank you.