The following is a presentation of TFNN, The Trader's Edge with Steve Rhodes, toll-free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at<PHONE_NUMBER>. The Trader's Edge. Now, Steve Rhodes. Good morning, folks. Welcome to the January 26th, the fabulous Friday edition of today's Trader's Edge show. I'm your host, Steve, Perseverance Rhodes, who absolutely knows that each of us should always be pioneers of our future versus prisoners of our past. Hope everyone out there is having a great day. Let's make sure we have an extraordinary one. Now, the easiest way to do that is to always remember that life is happening for us, not to us. That's right. When you and I make that one little two-by-four shift, means we can find the gift in every set of circumstances that life is going to toss at us. Now, today, you and I, we're going to go check on the circumstance of these markets. We're going to go figure out what those bulls and bears, what those buyers and sellers are communicating to you and I at just past 11 o'clock in the morning. I want you to know, I am absolutely grateful for your presence here. Even more important than that, though, in this next 53 minutes, I am here to serve you. So feel free to give us a call at<PHONE_NUMBER>. If you've got a question, which you can't call in, we've got your back. You can send me an email. Send that early and send it off to Steve at tfnn.com. And inside the subject heading, if you'd be good enough to put radio show question, of course, if you're inside our Tigers, then well, then any and every ping will do. So let's go ahead and get this show started on fabulous, fantastic Friday. Of course, this is Tiger Financial News Network. I'm Steve Rhodes. Welcome to the show. We got a mixed bag out there. The mix goes like this. You got the Dow up on 15 and the S&P's up nine. NASDAQ's up 21. The Russell's up nine. Summers are down 81. Trendy's off 92. Gold's flat. Silver's off three pennies. Lights recruiters have a buck 78. Natural gas off seven cents. And the 30 Treasury printed out 1921. If we take a look at the leaders in the clubhouse to the upside, we've got Apfolio up 51 bucks. 30% Mercado Libre 3950 over 2%. Micro strategy 23, 5%. Bio Rad Laboratories, 7% or 22 bucks. Booz Allen is up 17 bucks. A 13% move to the downside. The Shakers Fair Isaac Corp. 53 bucks, 4%. KLA Corp. 34 bucks, 5%. Broadcom 15 bucks. A little over 1% lamb research. 13 and change. One and a half percent out there. United Rentals nine down nine bucks. About one in four, 10% percent there. So those are our movers and our Shakers out there. Where do we want to begin? Let's go begin by taking a look at the charts for the equity future contracts. Let's just switch over to Stevie's white background charts out here. Let's get a feel for what's going on daily wise. So if we take a look at the ES mini, upper left hand chart, what we will see here is that yesterday its roadsman dominicator top was negated. Let me just expand out the chart. Maybe it makes it a little bit easier to view. I don't know. But here we go anyways. So here is the bearish shooting star candle that formed on December, on January 22nd. Yesterday price closed above that. That negated that signal. We can see another roadsman dominicator signal is present. That requires a bearish reversal candle to confirm it. And obviously we're going to need to see it close. First, at least below, it's an oscillator and chains on. That is green. That tells us we have a rising price oscillator above zero. Those are bullish conditions out there. Only a close below 4906 today inside the ES mini, would suggest otherwise. We have made a new all-time high today by poking above the high from a couple of days ago. This is the ES mini that we're taking a look at out here. With regard to any other topping signals that I see out here, we do have, we do have a wave seven signal. That's the letter G that's on my screen out there. That requires a lower high. So the earliest confirmation of that would be Monday at 5 p.m. We take a look at the NQ. The NQ a couple of days ago generated a bearish shooting star candle. That confirmed a roadsman dominicator top. Just the bearish reversal on its own doesn't confirm anything out there. But now that confirmed a roadsman dominicator top. We can see that in earlier this morning, as price pulled back out here, that what it did was it tested support. That key level of sport, that green Ossetian change line. So even though it's got a top, because price was successfully test support and hold, there's two support levels now. But the first one we're talking about is that Ossetian change line. By the way, that's printing about 17500, I believe. Let me give you the exact number, 17500. Yeah. That's where that is trading at right now. So price tested that. But you've got resistance at the top of this new profile that is attempting to form 17683 support down at 17351. If this profile takes hold, if price were to close below that green Ossetian change line, what would be required to give us a change in trend signal would be that close below 17351 out there. So we'll keep our eyes on the end queue because it's got a top, but overall it is neutral. The Dow does not have a topping pattern. It's got a roadsman dominicator signal that's present, but that requires a bearish reversal candle where new all-time highs today, no reason for it not to continue to move higher. And there are also 2000, which has had a nice rally over a couple of days, period. But it has run into resistance, both at the top of its profile, as well as that green Ossetian change line. What price really needs to do, and I would say what price really, really needs to do in order for this to tell us that its bullish is close above the high from January 24th. And that's at 2017-20. That is what's going on in the daily timeframe for the ESNQ, the Dow, and the Russell 2000. But let's not stop there. Let's go take a look at what's going on from an intraday perspective. Let's see which charts pop up on our screen first. It is the NQ. So in the case of the NQ, let's just simply expand this out. Let me go through this in detail. You may want to get your pen and pad of paper out there because there are some numbers here that you want to write down. And that is this first with regard to the NQ. It's got a roadsman dominicator top. Price closed below its bullish structure profile for more than two consecutive bars out there. That tells you and I that if this is only a counter trend move, price would find resistance either at the bottom, we're just trading just above that, or at $17,639. The latter is more likely the period, the price point. Now price did close above that. There still is more resistance on the five-hour timeframe chart, but it would hint to you and I that this is more than just a counter trend rally inside the NQ. So we'll leave it at $17,639. This number for you folks to pay, for all of us to pay attention to. We take a look at four-hour timeframe chart out here. We've got a similar set of facts. The difference here, it's a TD9 count top. Price closed below the bottom of its bullish structure profile, does it for more than two consecutive bars, and now price is, oh, take that back, take that back. New profile formed out here. I just caught that as my eyes looked at it. So skip that idea. Now what we have out here is price is just simply trading with inside its profile, and it's trading into a sell zone on the four-hour timeframe. And that sell zone is between $6.09 and $6.67. It really was $6.66, but I'm not superstitious. But I'm also, when you can avoid a fight, avoid a fight. So let's not say $6.66. Let's say $6.67. That's for the NQ. That's for the five-hour timeframe chart. Don't worry. I'll spit it out. And in the case of the 120-minute chart, it too has a new profile resistance there at $17.650. What else does DVC out here? The 30-minute chart negated its TD9 count top, and that did that with a close above $17.611 and a quarter. We're trading right back below that. What's $17.611.25 today? On 30-minute basis, if price is able to remain above that, that's telling you and I that we should see a further rally. That is inside the NQ out there. So we get back to this break. We're going to go to a break in just a few minutes out. A few minutes, yeah. So we'll just have a dead silence for a few minutes. In really just a few seconds out here, we come back to this break. We're going to take like a tick symbol, RMD. That's for David H. He's got the 190 calls. His questions will fill the gap from 216. I'd love you to figure that answer that question while we're at the break. GMAT is in a day trade for the SOMIs, S-O-X-Ls. The vehicle is used in there. So he's looking for some direction. And GPH wants to take like a goal, the short term, and the daily A to B equal C-D price targets. Steve Rhodes with TFNN. We'll be right back. If you're looking for potential trading setups in the stock market, then Rocket Equities and Options Report is a newsletter you should try. Tommy O'Brien delivers options and equity trades when the markets present them using a combination of fundamentals and technicals. Sign up for Rocket Equities and Options Report today with a 30-day money back guarantee so you have nothing to risk. 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Yesterday was a gap up. Today is a bull sash candle. I mean, it's in your trade above Profan or Green Oster and Chainzline. It's simply all out bullish. In the case of the weekly chart, it's going to negate. So this week here, well, unless this thing were to fall off planet Earth in the next four or five hours. But otherwise, what this is going to do is going to negate this TD9 count top from December 29th out there. And what you can see what this is doing is this is setting up an A to B equal CD to the upside. Let's go get a measurement on that or an approximate measurement. So the A to B and we'll also just take a look at the volume metrics from a weekly standpoint. I'll just simply move this over to the C point out there. We're just trying to get a version of a price objective. Doesn't mean that it'll hit that target exactly. We just use that as a guideline out there. So that one to one should take us up towards the two 12 ish area out there. Not that it can't go higher than that. In fact, it should go higher than that. The reason is this retracement from the top of the swing high from December 29th or the candle from December 29th down to the low on January 5th was a 34% retracement. So it's close enough to the 0.382. When you only do a 0.382 retracement odds favor you're going to do more than a one to one A to B equal CD. So let's say the range is really going to be between 212 and I'd say right around the 225, 229 area. Let's go with 229. That's the weekly TD9 count breakdown recess. Now adding to that idea of this rally is coming from the monthly timeframe chart. Now it's very close here. The month doesn't end until next week out here. And if we did get it close right now, we are trading above its red oscillator and change line. And I believe it's also trading above the top of its profile 176. Yeah, it's trading above profile. So if it can close above and by the way, the oscillator change line 193.42 as we speak right now, David. So price close above that. Everything here, daily, weekly, monthly is just simply bullish out there. So if your question was going to get back and fill the gap from yesterday, the day before my answer to that question is it's not going to do it anytime soon out here. At least that's what the current charts are suggesting to both you and I. So I hope that that analysis helped you with your trade and the best of luck to you. G-Man is in the semiconductor trade. So he wants to take a look at that. Let's pull up the SOXL out here, which is really being now that's the 3X and you really want to probably take a look at that. Probably want to really take a look at the semiconductor index. But here's what we know. What we know is that if price today closes above 35.26, this is the SOXL. If it closes above 35.26, it will have a TD9 count top out there. It already has a roachment of indicator top G-Man, and that's because price gap to the downside. However, what you know, you took a long trade here is that what price was also doing was moving down and testing that oscillator and change line. That's a green oscillator and change line. There's no profiles. Profiles are below. So its overall market condition right now is neutral because of the gap to the downside and because of the confirmation of the roachment of indicator top. Weekly chart looks beautiful, says it wants to continue to move higher. Monthly chart says the same thing. Monthly chart shows an A to B equals CD to the upside. Longer term price objective inside the SOXL could be 50 to 21, but we don't want to really just rely on the 3X out there. But hopefully that information gave you, though you were looking at short term what was going on. So for real short term, let's pull over for SOXL. Let's see what we can find. Here is a 30 minute timeframe chart. Roachment to indicator top. Price of finding support at his breakout level, 35.04. One close below it. That's just a one hit wonder. That doesn't qualify. So support key level of support is held, 35.04. What price could do from here is move up towards, this is a day trade. I'm not saying it's going to get up to 36.78 today, but that's really its price target range on a 30 minute basis, 36.78 to 37.03. Let's size this down to something like a 10 minute timeframe chart. Also turn change line will remain as the 30 out here, 30 minute that is. So here you've got a, as I see it, looks to me like an A to B equal CD to the downside, but the question is, did it actually fulfill that target? So let's just go draw in the A to B. Let's just, yeah, I think that it did. Let's move this over to the high and yeah, so it's, you know, it's a wild one. That's for sure, but it does have a buy the D point pattern. So here's the deal. So I'm glad we went to the 10 minute chart for you, G-man, especially because you are this a day trade. You can see you've got that nice buy the D point bottom pattern and price closed above the top of that profile on a 10 minute basis for one bar. Not enough to confirm a profile change in trend. So now you've just got a consolidation with inside this range. It is a bullish structured profile out there. You don't want to see it closed below this morning's low. Now I don't know a timeframe. It is a used G-man. If I did, and then put that up, we'd both look at that together to see if we could find anything. 65 minutes is a good timeframe as well for SOXL. Price here has a Rosemont Dominicator top. Price pulls back to its support level 34.95. So all this is telling us really is that support has held daily, intraday type support or patterns that have formed out there. And if you close below today's law, I'm sure you'd be closing that trade out anyways. So that's the best that I can come up with for you. Come up with for you, G-man. So I hope that that helps you out. And if there's any other specific piece of information you're looking for, just let me know. We'll be happy to get to it. GPH, let's take a look at the short term in the daily A to B equals CD targets for gold. So you know to do that properly, we're going to switch screen so I can go to my A to B equals CD tool out there and then I can answer his questions specifically and with accuracy. We like that. So let's go over and take a look at Goldilocks. Let's go to my this chart here. And this is the daily timeframe. So what I have set up right now is an A to B equals CD pattern. You can see that the A point being out here from the trading day of January, I'm sorry, December 28th. The B point that we're using is the B point from January 11th. It makes a 61.8% retracement the following day by getting up into the price level of 2067. That's January 12th. That's the A to B equals CD. The B point out here had volume again the trading day of November, January 11th, 205,000 contracts passed with 285,000 contracts. That's your confirmed A to B equals CD to the downside GPH. We have price still below the bottom of its profile. So that A to B equals CD patterns most certainly active out here. Now, what happens if price closes below the low from the trading session of December the 13th? You're not seeing my screen? Yeah, you're seeing my screen. Okay. If it closes below this low here, December 13th, that would actually set up a new A to B equals CD pattern. So let's go ahead and draw that pattern in here. We don't have that just yet, but just so you can kind of understand what we're potentially looking at here. And that would give us a price projection of 1933 out there. That would be the larger one. So that's not in play as we speak. So that's the A to B equals CD pattern that we've got at the moment to the downside on the daily timeframe. You wanted intraday charts out here. Let's start with, I don't know, five minutes. What do we have for a five minute chart out here? So on the five minute basis, well, I don't see any kind of A to B equals CD pattern out here. The B point of an A to B equal CD pattern would be the swing point here or could be the swing point. Yeah, probably not even. Let's take a look at it. When I say not even because it doesn't look like that retracement is near 0.382, but maybe it is. Let's take a look here. This is what it could look like, but it has not firm. Yeah, it was even less than a 0.382 retracement. Five minutes. I don't see an A to B equal CD to the downside. Ten minutes. Let's do that real quickly here. As a precious metal, gold is still king. It continues to hold the most effective safe haven and hedging properties across the global major trading hubs of the London OTC market, the US futures market, and the Shanghai gold exchange. The gold report. 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So first, if we take a look at the daily timeframe chart, you know, you've got this big gap to the downside. I'm assuming it's with volume. So let me take a quick peek here. So far today, it's down with 64 million shares. What it's targeting is its breakout level, which had 42 million shares. So this is moving lower with volume. Now, there's not an A to B equal CD to the downside pattern on the daily timeframe. And the reason is that this swing point that we'd have to use the C point, which is the trade day of January 25th, you know, it was almost 100% move of move. It's over 0.786 retracement. So there's no A to B equal CD pattern to the downside. All that we have here run is price trading below its boiler structure daily profile. And that says to Stevie that what price wants to do is go target the 4181 level. So note that down in your pad of paper is one possible entry area. Now, the weekly chart says, comes back to us and says, well, this could be a buy area. And the reason that it says that run is that this formed a TD9 count top about five weeks ago. And right now today, price has pulled all the way back because this gap to the downside, and where price has gotten down into is into its old bearish structured profile area. And a counter trend move, which is what we'd be talking about here, because you're saying, hey, I want to take a long position inside of Intel. So now a counter trend move to the downside on a weekly basis, where would it find support if it's only a counter trend move? And the answer there would be between 4270 and 4402. And this morning price got into that area. If price were to close below 4270, not trade below it, but actually close below it, then I would say this is more than just a counter trend move to the downside. It still could find support at 4006. 4006 would be the bottom of the weekly profile. So there's potential here. The daily's not really on board with taking that long position, but the weekly is. So before I go on and take a look at anything else, any questions about what I've shared so far, what the charts are communicating to us? No, no, you're very clear. And I appreciate it. Thank you. Excellent. Now let's go to the monthly timeframe. And the monthly timeframe says, you just might want to be cautious out here. And the reason is, is because it has a TD9 count top that completed last month. And now, and it did it right down, it didn't add its breakdown resistance level at the $49 area. And now on a monthly basis, we're back below the top of that profile. That's an area that I would have assumed would have held out there with that close last month. Now it's still much not over. So anything can happen. I doubt that that will happen. And what the monthly chart is saying is that it wants to pull back further. And that price that it wants to pull back to is $36.32. So the weekly, the only thing I could hang my hat on to you to say, you know, if you want to try a position, maybe it's an option position or something would be the weekly timeframe chart. But how I'd set up those parameters, if you were to see a close, let's just say a close below $4181, you're likely in the wrong side of that trade. Does that make sense? Yeah. Okay. I will watch those numbers and I appreciate your comments. Oh, you're welcome. I'll just watch it and see. Yeah. So the call is timely because we were looking at that SOXL for G-Man, I believe, was inside the Tiger's Den. Now I'm just going to real quickly here, just take a look at a 10 minute timeframe chart, just like we did on the semiconductors. And here on a 10 minute chart, my recollection is, and Intel's doing the same thing, Ron, is it is bounced right up into resistance, which was the top of the 10 minute profile, 44.63 on a 30 minute timeframe. If we take a look at Intel, I don't have anything here to suggest that we've got a bottom. I just have price consolidated with inside his profile level. So I think that the only thing to get into that trade would be the weekly. I say be patient here. Let's be patient. Let's see if at least price gets down to the 41.81 level. All righty. I appreciate that too. Yeah. The fact that they say 90% of the chips, advanced chips are made in Taiwan. It really puts us in a dangerous position as a country if China makes a move on Taiwan. I would say it only creates a problem, Ron, is if we take some action against China and create some kind of war out there, if you will. All you have to do is go walk through Walmart. That's just a China store for the most part, or at least a substantial portion. So China doesn't have any problem selling goods. And they are trying to create a consumer oriented society out there, just simply trying to replicate a little bit of what we do have here in the US. So I hear your comment out there, but they're still economic. But if we're in war, I agree with you 100%. If there's some kind of war that we've got that's going on, yeah, you're not going to sell bullets to the person that you're fighting against. So anyways, I just threw that out there. Hey, Ron, always good to speak. Do you have a great week? It looks like you're going to have nothing but blue skies for the next four or five days out there. So enjoy that weather. Yeah, except it's snowing this morning. Thank you. You can't get everything. Thank you a lot though. Thank you for your input. Thank you. You bet. That was Ron in Denver, Colorado. We do have another request. Let's go to that. That's from inside the Tigers Den. It is from Duncan Steve. And Duncan wants to take a look at a ticker symbol CELH out there. That's what we've got up on our screen. CELH is what? I don't know, cellophane? No, it is Celsius Holdings out there. And what Celsius Holdings is doing, it's holding support. There's really three levels of support that this thing is holding out here. That first level out there is going to be the bottom of its daily profile, 52.66. The second level is going to be that oscillator and change on that's at 52.13. And if we open this up enough out here, well, shoot, what we've got to do here, we can actually draw a rising price trend line out here. And that would look something like this. It might come right off of here. I believe what we're going to find is that this is today holding that little rising trend line out there at Duncan. So you see that? So that's what we see on a daily time frame. So I would say that a price closed below today's low. And today's low is 52.20. Then all three of those levels of support will have failed. And that would then suggest to you and I that CELH is getting ready to head to the downside and ready to head down further out there. Now, where is further? So the only levels of support, well, let me just open up this daily chart just to make sure there's not a breakout level. And there is not. So the only level of support that I've got now in CELH takes us over into that monthly timeframe. And on a monthly timeframe out here, you can see you've got resistance at the top of the profile. That's been attempted for four consecutive months out here. 56.29. Duncan, if you see a monthly close above that, that would be a pretty bullish outcome, I think. If we take a look at the weekly timeframe. So where's support here? 47.85 is the first level. That was one of the recent one over to the monthly chart for you. And then the second level would be 39.41. So that's all that I see. This does have a nice roachment to indicator bottom pattern. But a price for the close below that low, that low being 48.11. That says curtains. And that would say that's how we get to 39.41. CROADS with TFNN, we'll be right back. 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So we're looking at the New York Stock Exchange chart and the tool that we're looking at here is a center panel. It's the one where you see the 150 plus 150 minus and the minus 250 level out there. Let me just let people know we're back on. So in that is, that's the advanced decline oscillator line. That is nothing more than the difference between the 39-19 period advanced decline line itself where that oscillator reading gets above the zero threshold level, which it did yesterday, closed above it yesterday. That was the first signal that buyers were the ones in control of the general markets. We're trading above that today. We're actually at a higher ratio today and that's a signal that buyers are the ones that are in control of the general market. So you want to most certainly keep that under consideration. A second thing is taking a look at the spot bottlenecks. Now the spot bottlenecks you can see here, I'll just simply expand out this chart. Spot bottlenecks is trading below its 50-day exponential moving average. When it trades below the 50-day exponential moving average, that is also bullish for the S&P 500 for the ESMini out there. You might say, how did you come up with that idea? How I came up with that idea was many years ago, and I'm talking many, many years ago, I ran a study that looked at the S&P 500 and the spot bottlenecks and tried to identify, in fact it did identify at that time, the exponential moving average where it provided the best identification for that the market was going to move sideways to higher or sideways to lower. And that was the 50-day. I don't know if that's changed, but I use the 50-day and it works pretty darn good. And we take a look at this chart out here. The green rectangular boxes are periods of time where that spot bottlenecks is below the 50-day. The red rectangular square boxes are when it is above the 50-day. So you can see it works pretty darn well. And as we speak right now, we are still below the 50-day exponential moving average. So that is also a bullish condition. So I wanted to be able to share that with you. If we take a look at how equity futures are trading in other currencies, we got to a new all-time high this morning for the S&P 500 in terms of Japanese yen. We got to a new all-time high today in terms of great British pounds out here and then we in terms of euros and also in euros. That is also a very bullish signal out there. So the S&P 500, it's bullish. Whether we're taking a look at the, you know, no matter what we're looking at, not no matter what we're looking at, but it's bullish with regard to those three elements. You might think that if you want to be successful at trading in the stock market, you're going to need a crystal ball. After all, it's impossible to predict the future, right? Like any endeavor in life, before you decide it's impossible, get some advice from the experts. 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Those two conditions remain, it's just simply all out bushes. We then switched over to take a look at my EES mini charts out here, and we have made a new all-time high today in terms of dollars, euros, pounds, and yen. What that tells us, and this is really important, it doesn't happen that often, but when it does happen it's pretty cool out here, and that is that we have a global rally. This is an international rally, it's a rally in the U.S., we're at new all-time highs, it's a rally inside of the Eurozone, it's over in the U.K. as well, part of the Eurozone so to speak, as well as over in Japan. So all of those folks are buyers out there. Now there's going to be a point in time where all of those folks turn to sellers, but right now those are not the market conditions that we have out there. When we see those we'll report on that just as much out there, but we've got a global international rally. Capital is fleeing Europe and coming to the U.S. Capital is fleeing Asia and coming to the U.S. This is it, we're the king, and this could last for quite a long time, and I expect that it will. I expect it will last at least all of 2024, maybe 2025 out there, so that's what I see when I take a look at the equity markets out there. Now if we just take a quick peek here at that nine-panel market update chart just to see if there's anything else out here for Stevie to really share with you, again watch 1360 at day's end on the Spotball Tootix. If price were to close above that we'd have a different outcome. If the NQ were to close below 17351 that's the bottom of its new profile, that would give us a different message out there, but that is not the message that we have. I guess lastly I'll leave you with this, you're going to go ahead and complete, not you, but Lights We Crew is going to go ahead and complete a TD9 count top. Today that's going to result in a retracement. I don't have enough time to put that chart up on our screen to take a look at the oscillator and change sign, but now it price on Monday. Oh by the way, Apigee comes in at 3.14 in the morning on Sunday, so you'll want to go ahead and take a look at the futures market, see where instruments are trading, and note that specific price point out that we can talk about that on Monday when we're back together. So everybody have a fantastic weekend? Thanks for joining us this week and I will see you on Friday. Be safe out there. Take care.


Yng Nghaerdaeth Gwmwynt Gwmwynt, bubaka Beilw, yng Nghaerdaeth Cymru Cymru Cetec, yn ystod y cyfnodau yng Nghymru, rydyn ni'n gweithio bod y gweithio'r ffarmol yw yw'r ffarnig yn ymddangos. Beilw yn ymddangos i'r ffarnig yng Nghymru Cymru, y gweithio'r ffarnig yn ymddangos y dyfodol. Yn gyfnodd y CPC yng Nghymru, ac mae'n dweud yw'r gweithio'r newid ysgol, Beilor retorted saying, ask him. However, Aqwanadau Degwagur has insisted that Governor Mae Meila Bunih remain the chairman of the party, noting that Bunih can only step down if he gets a verbal directive from President Muhammad Bahari. He also refuted the media reports that he has resigned as secretary of the CECPC. We are joining us to break this down as Biodum Shomi is a political analyst. Mr Shomi is so good to have you join us. Mr Shomi, can you hear me? Great. I'm coming over. Great. Great. So first we got a shocker that the new person is running the CECPC, even though Governor Milabouni, according to reports is out on medical treatment. This is a few weeks away from the national convention of the party. You and I seem to be having this conversation almost every other week when it comes to the APC. What exactly is the problem as we speak? Where do you think the sheep of the APC is staring towards right now with the in Broglia of who leads the party? Yes, the background is that the Governor Mike Booney was with the acting chairman to steer the affairs of the party conducts the convention to throw up a new leadership and that was the mandate which was given to him. Unfortunately, Booney had gotten the convention postponed three times to the chargrain of members of the APC. The issue is not just about the postponement, it's just that on this occasion it was alleged that he actually orchestrated the frustration of the last convention to the backward. And then digging the ground also for future frustrations, future conventions on March 26th by, you know, the elect claim that there was a court order obtained quietly to elect the corporation of the Booney leadership and that was not made known to many people within the party, including the president. So the first, it was a big effort that I could be the chairman, acting chairman responsible for, you know, organizing the convention, only to be the same person, you know, trying to sabotage the convention from taking place first time, second time, third time, and this is the fourth one being reached out. So because of that, some governors decided to move against him, they were in touch, you know, if they had to go by the accounts, a laboratory that can be done by Malam Earl Frye, you know, the governor of Caledonia, they were in touch with the president and when the president realized what they gave us before him, so they decided to move against Booney, you know, it was seems like a coup. And of course because Booney is not an elected, he was not an elected chairman, so it was easy to push him aside and appoint another, you know, acting chairman. And in relation to the second, the way people is insisting, it remains the valley elected into that office, so he will never enjoy the security of that office. What they have is the consent of the president, the one to be there and members of the party. So if they say they don't want them any longer, then they will push them aside and that's exactly what's going on. Well, a lot of people are hoping that Mr President would be vocal on this issue, speak on it once and for all, even though a lot of people would say, well, the president is trying to stay out of this. We haven't also heard from the national leader in quotes of the party on this matter. But why do you think, or what do you think is keeping Mr President from speaking on this matter to clear or clarify to all consent who the leader of the party is? And if Oqman o Doidegau is on one hand saying, well, I am still the secretary of this group, and then some other people on the other hand are saying, rumoring that he has resigned or has stepped down. It does, of course, throw a lot of people into a state of confusion. So why is Mr President not speaking on this being that the convention is very close by? Yes, the president is well known for not being disposed to issuing statements or getting involved issues like this. Secondly, he's on medical leave. If you look at his antecedents, when there was a problem with Germany going, the president kept quiet for a long time until when he was going to start the process. Then you had the Oshomole case. Again, he did not get involved until when Oshomole was eventually removed. And I think he's the character of the president not to get involved in issues like this and allow things to take place out. And that's exactly what is going on within the party. And I think he had the same style, management style in administrating the country. Major national issues is not even to, you know, expressed in his views in public. And I think this is exactly what's going on on the APC crisis. Now let's talk about those who, the naysayers, those who are watching from the outside. Senator Dino Malay wrote on his social media. He somewhat celebrated the death of the APC. He wrote more like an obituary for the APC because of what is happening within the APC. And in essence, what he was saying is that the APC is gradually grinding to a stop. Do you share the sentiments of the senator? Dino Malay's viewpoint, which may not be shared by many, the fact of the matter is which political party in Nigeria is not a potential candidate for terminal illness. Because they are all afflicted one way or the other. Whether it's PDP, PDP has major huge problems. They have zoning in their party constitution, but they don't want to zone it. And that is leading to a major crisis within the PDP on its own. So, also, APC has zoning, seven-hour leadership crisis, which is what they are trying to work through. The rest political parties are neither here nor there. You have to know whether they are even alive. I mean, we live in a country where we have many political parties who hardly will score 1% in any election. Are those parties alive? So, basically, which party is not terminally ill in Nigeria? I don't know. But the fact of the matter is, I think the APC is trying to resolve their crisis the best way possible. If you look at what they are doing currently, rather than allowing Puni to score through the next election and the next convention, they decided to get him out of the place and put in somebody down below with the mandate to organise the convention. Otherwise, there will be a crisis in the sheet sheet again on March 26. And that is not what it was. That's not what the party was. And that's why they have to move against Puni. It's all fine and well. I mean, from what you've said, this is being done in the best interests of the party. But who's to say that someone's not going to pull the Joker card just before the eve of the convention? We saw that happen with, I think, the Canary State APC, which led to another, you know, spanner in the Wales. Who's to say that there will not be another Joker card pulled just before the convention? Because I keep asking, is this particular date sacrocept? Well, there is a possibility that the judgment already obtained by a member of the party may be, may suffer, you know, with a deal to Scott to the March 26 convention. Well, whether that was sorted or not depends on the leadership of the party. If the leadership of the party is determined, you know, to go ahead, basically there is this that the court can do because what they simply need to do is approach another court to obtain another order. Unfortunately, a judiciary is being tossed left, right and center like a football. But there's not literally nothing anybody can do. An individual cannot arrest, you know, the convention of a party, you know, for their own personal motive, no matter what the motive is. Finally, let's talk about the fact that the president seemed to have named the person that he thinks should lead the party during the convention. I mean, there's a candidate that has been making the covers of our newspapers and a lot of people have also frowned at the fact that Mr President is taking a position of sorts. And we have been talking about issues of anointed ones within parties and this is not just for the APC. We've seen it in the PDP recently. The former vice-president Iqwab Abubakar was interviewed and he was asked if he was certain that he could get the ticket for the party. And with all boldness, he said, well, has he ever not gotten the ticket? But Mr President, having to say, well, this is the person I want, is that not also one way or the other going to rub off wrongly and certain others who have interests that are different from Mr President? You mean in relation to presidential candidate? No, no, no. There are many people who are running for different offices for the party leadership. Oh, in relation to the party office? Yes. Yes. The president will certainly have a view on who should be particularly the chairman of the party. But we should not forget what they've done in the APC currently. What they've simply tried to do now is to resolve all the problems of some. What they've done, what we call lateral zoning. The lateral zoning is about dividing the country into two constituencies. That is the north and the south. And all the offices currently occupied by the north will now be moved to the south. All the offices in the south will be moved to the north. And then from there, you now have the micro zoning, you know, within each constituency. So now zone those posts to different areas. So they're trying to resolve it in a representative way and in a way that would be to let conflict. That's what they're doing, you know, with lateral zoning currently. So given that Mr President will certainly have an interest in who should be Governor Bello, you know, as the chairman of the party. But that's what I'm showing, with so much influence in relation to other offices in the party. I think those ones should be left, you know, for other party shifting, you know, to have some influence. All right. Well, what happens on Convention Day remains to be seen. I want to say thank you. Bello to show me is a political analyst. And we appreciate you for your thoughts. All right. Well, thank you all for staying with us. In November 2021, it was reported that Nigeria had improved on the World Health Organization's ranking of health systems. Today, we round up the show with Nigerians, giving their opinion on Nigeria's health system. All that is on Street Views. I am Mary Annacol. Thank you for watching plus politics returns tomorrow as we give you a bumper package and talk for development. Good evening. They are improving all like the previous years, especially in general hospitals right now. There is a good facilities and the workers are really on ground and they have realized the reason to take responsibility on the job. In general hospitals, they will show you abuse doing this and everything. I can maybe go and make sure you help us to do the care. I would like it. Everybody will like it. Basically, I think they are trying for now, but I think there are lots of work to be done. We still have little hospitals that are not really working efficiently. But basically for now, it's still on. Maybe 50% of 100, in the scale of 100, maybe 50% there about. Relatively, if you look at the healthcare system in Nigeria, I think to me, if I'm rating it, I'll probably rate it 70% in terms of percentage. That's because there are some infrastructures we have in other developed countries that we don't have in Nigeria. And that's one of the things I feel government should look into. I think there are still lots that need to be done because I've been in different hospitals and especially the government hospitals. There are a lot of things that need to be done because especially the staffs. The staffs have Nigerian public hospitals. They need to do a lot of things to correct their mood of talking to their patients.


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takes care of most of the tasks. So yeah, a lot of the work goes behind the scenes. It goes to Wayne. There was about 150 people there. I was asked, what was our number one priority? The number one priority is figuring out how we can increase the number of regulars so that there's some continuity to this. If I move away, I want to make sure. And also the number of people who are interested in potentially organizing it. If I move away to a new city, I'd like to see the Bay Area still have a regular community, ultimately growing into a chapter. And I heard a lot of people be like, well, talking about, when are you going to turn it into a chapter? You know, you're getting a fair number of people, but yeah. First things first, let's get a community first. We had some of the interesting events where there was a retrospective on the crisis at the WMF, sort of a quieter session. It was not recorded. That was interesting. I'm not sure. Some people that won't mean anything to, but to the ones who it does mean something to, I already know all about it. So I'm not going to spend much more time on that. There was a strategy session at the end where we sort of brainstormed. And I think one of the things I was hearing from that it would be nice to figure out how contributing to Wikipedia helps people in their professional careers or in their just, so that it's something more tangible for them. I heard from somebody about how, you know, he made all these edits, but he wasn't sure what his ultimate reward was. I talked to a journalist about trying to figure out a partnership between journalists and Wikipedia's because they may not realize it, but we're constantly reading their editorial policies and whether or not they have fact-checking and sometimes we're contacting them. And so she was the president of the largest journalism association in America and it seemed very gung-ho about figuring out how to, I don't know, be better at journalism. And I went on a pub crawl. And that's pretty much my update. I think we just have to be persistent about these types of things, getting the building a bigger community and not losing hope. So that was a lot longer than I expected. So here you go, Wayne. Hi there, my name is Wayne. My username is Checking Facts, F-A-X. And I knew about Wiki Conference North America from all the banner ads that were always in my way. And then one day I got an email from Richard in New York and he said that somebody from Bay Area Wiki Salon should come to San Diego and represent the Wiki Salon. So I asked around and I drew the long straw. And I drew the long straw, so I went to San Diego. They told me that they had a scholarship set aside for one of us, so I thought, cool. So I calculated the expenses. I didn't realize that the scholarship could include meals, so I only did airfare and hotel. But after they approved my scholarship, it was like one fourth of what it would take to cover that. So I regrouped and reserved a room or a bunk at the downtown hostel. And I wasn't looking forward to that completely, especially if I got stuck on an upper bunk and fell off it in the middle of the night or couldn't get up and down the little ladder or something. So anyway, the hostel turned out to be a fabulous experience because they have all kinds of amenities. It has a full gourmet kitchen, or they have 24-hour staff. They have maids to keep things clean to a certain point. And so there was a dorm with 10 beds, and out of the 10 beds, six of us ended up being at the conference. And as a matter of fact, I was supposed to meet with a fellow named Gerald, who was the official photographer, and I thought I was in room 308, and I was trying to hook up with him, and he said he was in room 208. So I was texting him back and forth through this program called Slack, or Slacks. I don't even know the name of it. And trying to hook up with him in person, and then this guy turns over from the next bunk and says, are you Wayne? So one by one, I started to realize who in the room was Wikimedia. Nobody had a name tag on or any way to know, for sure. But slowly, I met a fellow in a bunk across the way who was from Tunisia, and he lives in Montreal, and he works on Wikidata and Arabic Wikipedia. And then the head of photography was in the bunk next to me, and then Catty Corner was another photographer, and then a person who uses the pronoun she was in the upper bunk across from me, Val, and Val was representing you and women through social media. And Val turned out to be a pretty amazing person. So I met all these people. We got free breakfast at the hostel, so we'd meet upstairs and have breakfast together. And then I didn't want to burn myself out walking to the library. Actually, our first day was a bow apart, and that was really amazing because they gave us access to all 15 museums, including an upgrade to a cannibal exhibition and some backstage tours. And I volunteered to do registration, so I ended up registering people for backstage tours instead of going on backstage tours. I finally did go on the cannibal tour, and it was amazing to meet so many people and to be at Balboa Park, which was a terrific venue, and then the San Diego Public Central Library, which is three years old next to the Petco Park where the quadrées play, and the library is so tall that it's nine stories tall. It looks down into the stadium from a balcony next to one of our meeting rooms, and we took over all the meeting rooms in the whole building, including the auditorium, and I ended up being a videographer, mostly in the auditorium, so I got to see keynote speeches and main speeches all day long. For one thing, I wanted to see Pax's presentation, and Pax bagged the auditorium, and then when he got started, Catherine Maher made a point of coming in and watching Pax's presentation, so I thought that was a tip of the hat. And the Balboa Park staff and library staff was amazing in supporting us, and I ended up being a volunteer for all four days for every track and every presentation. We were just supposed to work like two hours for one day, and I ended up working like eight hours for four days. And by the fourth day, everybody else had left town, so I was like the senior volunteer. Okay, I'm going to open it up to questions. Anybody have a question? If you need a microphone, there's one over there, or you can just holla. What inspired me the most was downtime, going to La Jolla Cove in an Uber with five guys and having one of them be like a professional tour guide of La Jolla Cove, and the other one being an amateur paleontologist telling us what all the lines in the Cove men and stuff, and then breakfast at the hostel and going out to a big dinner here and a small dinner there, and they had a couple of lunches where we got to mix things up, and then at the end of the conference, we were able to share our takeaways. By that time, most people had left town, but there were still about maybe 45, 50 people left, so we heard a lot of stories. But my mind's kind of mush about the individual presentations because I saw so many, but I would say Pax's was the best. Anybody else? Yes, I'm Pax. Fun crunch on English Wikipedia comments, all that good stuff. So yeah, I was really happy to go to the Wiki Conference. My presentation was called the Transgender Gap, it was basically about my experience being a transgender person editing Wikipedia and some of my concerns about the coverage of trans people and issues that concern us and safety issues concerning transgender editors on Wikipedia. I had given talks before about transgender issues, but mostly to crowds that were specifically interested in social justice, animal rights issues, and things like that. So I wasn't sure exactly what to expect from this crowd and I was worried that it would be a much more conservative audience and I would get some invasive or inappropriate questions but none of that happened. People were really thankful. People came up to me throughout the three days that I was there at the conference thanking me and asking me for contact information and more information. Everybody was really respectful and I think I really made some good connections. So I'm very glad that I came and gave the presentation and hope to continue with that and do more talks of this nature. Hopefully come do something for Wikipedia in August. I'm already thinking about that. And yeah, it was just really great to meet up with people, some of whom I knew only by their online handle. And I like that it was North America-wide so we had some Mexican and Canadian people in attendance as well and I like that Indigenous People's Day was featured and that it was specifically called Indigenous People's Day and not Columbus Day which I thought was a great thing and that there was a spotlight on content related to Indigenous people and keynote speech and another talk specifically on that. So I really felt that it was very inclusive, I mean that wivity and I feel that it really did live up to that hope to have a very inclusive Wikipedia. So yeah, very positive experience. My partner came with me as well, he's made I think one edit on Wikipedia ever so I told him if you want to duck out and go on a bike ride or something during some of the sessions feel free and he did some of that but he actually attended a number of sessions too, not just my own and had some good conversations and made connections with people as well. So yeah, very positive experience. And my presentation is online. If you come up to me after I can give you my handle and it's linked from my English Wikipedia page. It's a fun crunch if you want to look it up. Anyone have any questions? See I feel like it's kind of been a learning experience this year. I mean the first time I ever came to the Wikipedia Foundation was in January for Wikipedia 15 and before that I knew nothing about the WMF or any of the politics involved or anything and once I started to learn about that I was like whoa, okay. But I feel like that's part of why I was a little nervous but I feel like a lot of my negative experiences with Wikipedia were actually coming from the editors and not from the WMF. That makes sense and it was mostly anonymous, not necessarily IP address anonymous but people who I didn't know the names of who were making the vandalizing and harassing and that kind of thing and that really colored my experience but I felt like that was not the fault of the WMF at all. I mean there are certainly things that the WMF could do to reduce harassment and that's part of what the Inspire campaign was about and I actually submitted an idea to the Inspire campaign which became an RFC which actually did get support to change the permissions for pages in the user space so I'm very excited about that happening. But yeah, as far as what could be done, I feel like I only have a narrow perspective on it. I mean I can speak as a queer person, as a trans person, as a black person but that's about it. I can't speak to the experience of women on Wikipedia specifically even though I have lived experience as a woman. I don't claim to speak for women. I can't speak for people for other ethnic identities, etc. So I don't want to say oh it's just rosy and wonderful for everybody or oh it's just horrible and awful for everybody. I can't speak to what I've seen. And my biggest challenge is just trying to avoid harassment, avoid vandalism of pages involving trans issues, gender queer issues because that's been a huge problem and have greater representation of people of color and that sort of thing. So that's what I'm looking at. Sorry if that didn't really answer your question specifically but yeah, sure. I take a picture of you all while I'm up here. So I've sparked a couple comments for me. I've always seen statistics on Wikipedia that I've doubted to a certain extent like there's only 0.1% of editors or women. I'm excited. But I hear numbers like 5%, 10%, 11%, 6% and I would say nobody disclosed what their sex was at the conference but just guessing it's very low. Women at the conference and people of color was very low and disabled I would say zero. Maybe one person with a cane. Maybe two. One guy had kind of a shopping cart full of stuff that he pushed around but very undiverse. Yeah, I'm disabled. So I look disabled but I am. Yeah, I'm just saying just kind of a glossed over the appearance was that it was not diverse for a lot of reasons. And then also I wanted to mention for next month the last Wednesday of November I bumped into Catherine Maher at the conference and this is boring for employees but I got her to agree to mix with us on November 30th. She's busy. She was busy tonight but she said she would come November 30th and then the next day I asked her are we really on and she showed me her iPhone and we're in there. So unless something pops up that I figure she has a handler. So we thought that would be interesting just on non-presentation months just to have somebody interesting walking around that people can have organic conversations with. We just want to have, I know the month April when we had the transgender panel and the author and the library person that was our biggest Wiki salon. Yeah the first one we had 100 RSVPs and 50 people show up approximately. A lot of that had to do with Pete Forsythe. He did a lot of promotion and he did a lot of preparation and he expanded the panel and the topic and he was a great moderator. Okay. We do want to open it up to anybody who wants to say something but I think one thing about figuring out how to draw a bigger crowd we could be more organized in that. If anybody has any ideas then we would be happy to hear from them but do you want to say something? Yeah. I'm not super discouraged in general. Do you want to say something? Yep. And that is one problem we have which is that I have a full-time job and we're also sort of scrambling to what are we going to do because we don't have a speaker sometimes. Hopefully as we get better at figuring out two or three months lead time what we're going to do that will be better. Yeah. Balancing my busy life and Wayne's. Wiki Conference North America interrupted me a little bit and then I ended up staying down there to hang out with my second cousin once removed and my second cousins who I didn't know about the second cousins and I hadn't seen the ones removed in like 53 years so that was pretty special and I ended up videotaping some family history that he told me. So anyway I came back late from that and I didn't do that whole like 8 days. I didn't even touch a laptop. So I mean we're slowly growing a listserv of people who have came. Has anybody ever like when we sent an email has anybody ever said unsubscribe me? Yeah so nobody said oh we don't want to hear from you anymore and so as that grows and we're trying to keep our communications light so that does happen you know once a month and we will send one out a lot earlier I think with this Catherine thing we may even send two because the other thing about doing it a week before is that you do it you know in the beginning of the month people forget it's deleted especially if it doesn't have like click put my calendar so if you do it a week before some people are like you know my schedule is rarely scheduled in advance for more than a week personally but yeah balancing that I'm personally like a person who just like if somebody sends me like too many emails I'm like boom unsubscribe can't handle it I'm not sure how everybody is so I'm sensitive to that I don't know if you guys have any thoughts about that I mean two a month is probably okay right three a month is too much oh yeah yeah yeah hadn't heard yeah yeah yeah yeah yep yep I think I think one thing we will try to be very careful of is if it's not going to happen we'll give a lot of lead time because we want this to be a very regular thing and that's also why it's very casual and I'm like we're not going to be doing a pretend promotion because also like if you do a lot of promotion we had one gentleman who came here and he was sort of expecting more of a presentation and you know we don't want to like promote a lot if it's just going to be just a casual get together so and those are kind of like yeah so looking ahead a little bit because last Wednesday of December falls after the beginning of Christmas Hanukkah and Kwanzaa we're going to move December back by a week to the 21st of December so we're trying to plan ahead and also this month at the last minute we almost had to move our venue and so it kind of took the wind out of my sails I'm not sure that's just a personal thing but I kind of get on the momentum and I love this month yeah this this month I think it was this month that's next month oh okay yeah communication could be slightly better in terms of like kind of just because I sent an email that you know we had a conflict yeah and then there's another met tomorrow at this very place and you guys may be aware of that so that we could mind those two events I think it would have been a lot better chance for people to mix up and meet each other and taking some of the pressure off of us to be like okay we got to figure out how to you know make this an event but it was good to talk about this wiki conference North America all of these one strategy they had a wiki one strategy they had a wiki conference North America was to have a presentation in the middle in a big room and off in the corner people were having a little edit-a-thon or something in a giant room so there can be there can be multitasking on the same night in a room that's as big as this people can spread out yeah I mean another thing that I'm sort of aware of and think about is that we advertise on this meetup for wikipedia tech but these meetups aren't exactly technical so it makes me like poor one here showed up hoping to hack with a bunch of media wiki people you know there's not too many but we can still make it interesting so yeah ideally in the long run I have some ideas for that but I'm not sure I have the time one talk I will do at some point who knows when is talk on how to balance volunteering with a professional life and all the technical tools that may make it easier but also might just be a rabbit hole yeah so December 21st our presenter is going to be Jim Haifey who pretty much runs the wikipedia key house he was one of the first people in there and had a lot to do with the way it is and he answers a lot of questions and he also made a presentation at the wiki conference my presentation was not accepted Ben did a lightning talk at the last minute when I got drafted to do something else he put together a lightning talk with slides and all kinds of stuff in like 4 minutes yeah that's like last minute doing your paper in college so we want to open it up to anybody who wants to make any announcements are we done? Felix has an announcement I might have an announcement here so this is I'm Felix Kramer this is my second time here a month ago I came and talked about this project that I've been involved in called the climate congress wikipedia project and since the last time we launched the project a month and a day before the election and it's basically a separate wiki that contains information about candidates and incumbents for congress and what they say and do about climate change and we have all the senators 33 senators and the challengers and about 12% of the members of the House covered here and basically it's objective information not partisan and it contains in it a paragraph called a draft summary for wikipedia which is a distillation of a lot more research saying this is the kind of information we want to move over to wikipedia and we realized and part with a lot of good advice from the end that we don't know what we're doing about wikipedia and we need to get some people involved in wikipedia to help us on this whole but we did launch this thing and we've gotten some information in the last three days Bill McKibbin who is the leading climate change writer and organizer in the world I'd say and Mike Goon head of the Sierra Club and Bill Maher so we're getting some good attention and a great article in Moyers and Company about the project and what we intend to do and it's all at climatecongress.us and .info is the website anyway so we're continuing to work on this after the election we plan to continue on it with getting ready for the next congress with all the people coming in having information about all of them and we're crowdsourcing and at the same time one of the other goals is to recruit a group of what I would call climate wikimedians wikimedians who think climate is really important love what's already at wikipedia and think there can be a lot more and if I had to sort of say where we're ending up we would love for on the idea that climate change is more and more important to everyone in the world over the next period of time we all know that a person has an article in wikipedia called culture, politics, science, economics, whatever what they say and do about climate change is important and so our long term goal would be for every one of those people to have a section about what they and climate change that people can find on wikipedia that's our big goal but we're starting with politicians and so we would love help from you guys advice we know who lives eats and breathes wikipedia can give us some help and so forth so we're not even ready to approach the people who spend a lot of time on wikipedia doing climate related articles and editing and so we're really early on so we need to expand our team and that's what locally with San Francisco and virtually with people anywhere anybody just talk to me about it and I think this is something that can really take off in the next couple of months so thanks I have been very lonely for a very long time I have made many thousands of edits and contributed many thousands of dollars over the last maybe eight years or so and I have looked for opportunities to meet other people that work on wikipedia and not very successful I have come to a number of the technical meetings here at the foundation the last time I was here was about a year ago and after that experience I didn't want to come here today because I was treated so rudely down there in the lobby and one thing I can say is that that situation has been corrected but the last time I was here it just about drove me away permanently I hear that there's a lot of effort to get people together and I just sort of found out about this thing by accident going through my email maybe there's a problem with signal to noise ratio I don't know what it is I did not really understand what wiki salon was nor do I understand quite what's going on tomorrow I plan to be here tomorrow I'm really glad that some people are working on this I really wanted to go to San Diego it just didn't work out I had too many other obligations at the time but I think we need to have a way of getting together face to face you know eight or nine years of dealing with this over the internet and not knowing the people that I'm working with and not being able to walk down and ask somebody a question and know and get a feeling like you know in my job I have a feeling for who knows what and I can go and have a conversation with them and with Wikipedia I feel very very lonely I think I can speak for Ben and say that everything that you said is the reason that he wanted to start a wiki salon and I still don't understand completely what it is because he's never completely told me but we're slowly figuring it out and you can help us do that you can help to find it sorry I didn't remember to mention this when I was talking earlier FEA on English Wikipedia has gotten a grant for an LGBT featured photo drive basically we're trying to improve coverage of LGBT people and related topics on Commons so there's going to be cash prizes for the first two submissions once the contest starts which is tentatively November 1st but it's been pushed back a couple times so there will be an announcement there will be a banner and everything once it is actually open but just so people are thinking about it now there will be cash prizes for the first two LGBT themed photos to reach featured picture status on Commons so we'll get us some more good content on there and I'm not officially in charge of the contest I'm just spreading the word about it my name is Clayton I went to WikiCon that was my first experience with Wikipedia or Wikimedia a very positive experience I learned a lot and first night here at a salon and I look forward to future ones learning more about how I can help edit and spread knowledge particularly about art and what not, thank you Hi everyone, I just wanted to introduce myself my name is Juan Lada I'm a documentation engineer and I'm mainly interested in contributing to MediaWiki through documentation but if you're interested in anything about technical writing in general come talk to me I'm Juliette on the communications team at the Wikimedia foundation and I've been involved in this just a little bit as a host providing a little bit of logistical support making sure the doors are open but I would like to I really hear the interest and the motivation to have more people at events like this so I'm interested in working with Ben and Wayne and anyone else who's interested to spread the word and we are headquartered here in San Francisco we've got a nice space and we should welcome people in so I'm setting up a call with you and me I just want to like give me a mic my name is Margarita, last name is Nath Pactitis, my handle is Nath Pactitis and I'm I just moved to the Bay Area from Los Angeles, I was a librarian actually for Slavic and East European studies at the UCLA library I was also the instruction coordinator there and in that position I actually ran several different kinds of editathons, Wikipedia editathons and I have to say that Pete Forsythe was the one who kind of like sucked me into the whole Wikipedia world I took his school of open class which is fantastic really early on because in a previous life I was also a professor of Russian literature and just realized how many times I was doing last minute prep for my lectures the first hit was Wikipedia and it was often really helpful and I throw something from Wikipedia in there so this notion of you know but then you always tell your students you know you can't site Wikipedia so I just had a real problem with that and thought there would be a better way to engage and it turned out to be true so I've thought a lot about what it means to teach with Wikipedia as a librarian at UCLA once I transitioned to being a librarian I worked with especially one faculty member quite a bit, Tobias Higbee who actually teaches a class on labor and social justice where he assigns Wikipedia research and articles in his class that was super interesting but I also had organized editathons with librarians to get them to put in external links to like really cool actual digital content that related to articles that were going that already existed also our plus feminism editathons that happened around LA and a really fantastic series of editathons that basically women named Stacey Allen organized called Unforgetting LA which always happened in spectacular locations like amazing libraries and galleries and art spaces where we were encouraged to get people of color, women other underrepresented groups into Wikipedia by starting articles she had a really neat approach to doing that so I've actually created my fair share of articles and edited a bunch of other ones and now that I'm in the area the first thing I did was try to figure out if there's anything going on at Stanford because I'm at Stanford now still the librarian for Slavic and East European studies so I've actually done edits in Polish and Russian Wikipedia and Greek actually I know thank you but I've been asking around but I'm still new and I'd like to continue to help coordinate editathons looks like there's a new Facebook group that just started two days ago called Libraries in Wikipedia which I'm excited about I think librarians are kind of in a unique position to help make more information open access through Wikipedia by helping out with the resources that we have available to me so I'm trying to get connected to what's going on in the Bay Area now that I'm here so one of the favorite people that I met at Wiki Conference was a librarian from Georgia also also one of the keynote speakers was Mary Lee Prophet and she was a presenter at the same time PAX was more different it was the next one where we had a presentation but at Wiki Conference I was registering people and I got thirsty and she was giving this giant keynote keynote speech and as I walked by the auditorium that she was in to get some water I heard her say and at the Bay Area Wiki salon I was like yeah my name is Leila I'm a research scientist here at Wikimedia Foundation what I do mostly during the day job is basically working on research projects related to recommendation systems for what to be created on Wikipedia so these are articles to be created links to be added topics to be added sections to be added anything recommendation for editors I'm also interested in kind of understanding readers who are the readers of Wikipedia why do they come to the site what are they trying to achieve how much we are satisfying their need or should be satisfying their need so these are kind of the two main topics that I'm interested in but then during volunteer time I work with the international team as an organizer and I also organized Wikilev's Monument for Iran I'm originally from Iran so that's about me this was fun one of the benefits of having a small group is that you can talk to each other one of the things we get to talk one on one when you have a mic it's like wow I have a mic I can like expound so yeah in some ways a small group is more fun nothing wrong with it so we have about another 45 minutes or so and we can just hang out eat food, have fun talk one on one, one on three edit whatever you want to do pull up your own private corner pull up the booth you don't have to be here for 45 minutes we had one person last month who came for like 5 minutes and then bolted but we said in our invitation just come by even to say hi and then when they left we were like what do we do wrong Wayne was worried I wasn't worried our talk page list is 154 then we have a San Francisco email list that's moderated by somebody and I've never asked how many subscribers there are and then we also have an internal email list from people that have expressed interest in coming here or who have attended and that's about 150 one thing is in this space the lights can be turned down and these Christmas lights can come on and it becomes kind of disco-y and around the poles and music I also wanted to mention that basically right now is the fourth anniversary or fourth birthday of WikiData and they're celebrating birthdays all over the world for the next week and I just found out about the San Francisco celebration which happened today at noon and I showed up and it was me and another guy in a cake and the rest of the cake's in the back I mean I think it's a good reminder Felix to just try new things you know not be afraid of the consequences so if you throw a party at least when I try to throw a party nobody shows up and I feel really sad yeah I think we could find something that would be like we'd do several draws yeah yeah but what I was going to say is just like it's not that big of a deal you set yourself up with a stoic philosophy and you're like okay nobody might show up but at least there's Wayne so you know I'm not too worried about it but yeah we'll see what happens we've explored draws I think like if we had Guy Kawasaki come we'd probably draw a ton of people not that we really want to do that but it might just be too many people but yeah we'll draw a lot of people I think it was the number but that is a good idea so we need to find an excuse to have a party like that I mean one of the interesting keys about I was like oh we should just be persistent about growing this community yeah yeah yeah I mean one of the interesting things about growing this community is that parties are fun let's talk about Wikipedia but at the end of the day it's like oh if we're going to contribute we're going to be editing we're going to be able to control because you get into editing as Felix found it turns pretty serious and kind of stressful pretty quickly but yeah I think in general just like getting people who are interested together in the same room is cool too yeah yeah very different and I think you can throw a great party party and there's plenty of booze flowing at the end of the day nobody there actually learns anything about Wikipedia in a real way or they may not even stick pretty much at all so and I guess that's sort of one of my goals is to get people to actually be sort of more integrated into the online editing but that's yeah maybe they can do both I mean I'm not saying it's a bad idea that's not like my only goal but yeah I mean I like to party as you can tell with my 22 ounce anyway like Christmas Eve New Year's Day or something yeah at our first event Pete Forsythe predicted we would have 50 people and a couple days before we had like 10 and I was I was gonna be happy if we got 12 and then we got 50 we're not like Ben says we're not going for numbers and it's not a competition it's just that the more people that come to something like this the more it can web its way out into the community I had one more thing to say but I forgot yeah every story triggers another story I'd like to give a big shout out to Brandon for doing our AV