For today's U.S. soldier, an armored vest to stop small arms fire. Tropical boots that will protect his feet in wet areas. An improved backpack radio for more efficient combat communications. A fast helicopter gunship for close-in fire support. On today's big picture, the story of the Army's continuing effort to give the American soldier all that he needs for meeting tomorrow's challenge. Meeting tomorrow's challenge is the mission of AMC, the Army Materiel Command, which provides the U.S. combat soldier with the arms, supplies and equipment he needs to do his job. This involves a tremendous logistical effort. A constant stream of aircraft, trucks, tracked vehicles, artillery, electronics and all the other material of combat. Most of all, it requires the combined efforts of AMC's research and development teams. In engineering laboratories all over the nation, thousands of highly skilled technicians, both civilian and military, translate Army needs into the finest supplies and equipment. An urgent and very basic requirement of the combat soldier is a uniform appropriate to the climate in which he must fight. Hot, humid weather and jungle terrain, motivated development of this hot weather uniform and jungle hat issued to our troops in tropical areas. Made of tight-weave fabric for protection against insects, the new uniform is loose fitting and lightweight. Its camouflaged pattern reduces chances of the wearer being spotted by the enemy. Moving to his objective in the right direction is always a basic requirement of the soldier. A handy, waterproof wrist compass lessens his chance of getting lost in an enemy-infested combat area. While research and development constantly creates new items, the Army continues to look for ways to improve existing equipment. What could be done to improve an ordinary five-gallon water container? The answer? A new plastic water container that looks similar to the steel one it replaces, but is 50% lighter, rust-proof and never needs painting. And it doesn't rattle. A second opening in the cap provides an easy means of filling canteens. The plastic container costs less to make and adds up to a considerable savings for the American taxpayer. In engineering development is a grenade launcher which attaches to the standard M16 Army rifle. What makes this weapon more effective is a full line of special cartridges developed for it by the AMC Munitions Command. To complement the practice round and the standard high-explosive round, our soldiers now have a shotgun round for use in heavy underbrush. There is also a smoke cartridge for marking and signaling. And two night illumination rounds, the white star cluster and the parachute flare. Night illumination has become an increasing necessity for the U.S. soldier who may find himself under attack in darkness. The starlight scope literally provides the fighting man with night eyes. Already in use are several night vision devices such as this multi-million candle power xenon searchlight. The Army also uses radar and acoustical devices which send out energy waves and detect objects by sensing the return. An infrared device like this sniper scope bays the target in infrared light to make it visible. Some of these devices prove cumbersome. The infrared or electronic beam can be detected. A device was needed that would allow soldiers to see in the dark without sending out any radiation of its own. Early exploratory research showed promise and the electronic command's night vision laboratory was created. In an intensive development program, a highly successful night vision scope was devised. The small starlight scope is a lightweight tube-like device. It can be used by itself for visual observation or mounted on infantry weapons as a night sight. Thousands of these night vision devices are in use by our soldiers in the field. Three of them employ a system which intensifies or brightens the target image. The small starlight scope used on rifles and other shoulder-fired weapons. A larger version of the starlight scope for use on crew-served weapons. And the largest member of this first-generation family of image intensifiers, the night observation scope. While these basic night vision aids were being produced, scientists were already at work on refinements of the earlier models. Experimentation continues in the attempt to improve such basic components as tubes, lenses, and power supplies. And spectrometers. Microscopes and other sophisticated instruments are used to test new techniques and materials. The goal of this research program is to design less expensive and more versatile night vision aids. Getting man and equipment to where the action is is a major concern of the Army Materiel Command. AMC Research and Development in Transportation has produced some unique vehicles for combat and combat support. The Gower is an outgrowth of earth-moving equipment used in road construction. It is the first wheeled vehicle that can follow directly in the tracks of tanks and armored carriers. With its six-foot wheels and low-pressure tires, it can carry up to eight tons of cargo across some of the roughest terrain in the world. A tank truck version of the Gower can carry 2,500 gallons of fuel. A wrecker version is designed for the recovery of other vehicles. At AMC Proving Grounds, models of proposed equipment are put through severe trial runs. Only when the equipment meets rigid performance specifications are the items approved for the Army inventory. The Twister was developed for use as a cargo vehicle on hazardous terrain. Other unique vehicles include the rough terrain crane, the rough terrain forklift, and a transporter with a tilt-bed trailer for delivering conics containers. Research programs develop stronger tire materials and tread designs. This walking machine is used to explore new movement possibilities for vehicles. Adequate equipment for water crossing must be immediately available to the combat unit. An armored personnel carrier fitted with a 35-foot aluminum bridge is one answer to the problem. The mobile bridge offers easy passage for combat vehicles over small streams and ditches. Constantly, the Army searches for new ideas in transportation, such as this vehicle that moves on a cushion of air. It is designed to perform a variety of missions including amphibious assault, search and rescue, high-speed transportation, and logistical support. Army air transport needs many types of aircraft are employed. The heavy-lift helicopter's sky crane can carry a load up to 10 tons. The sky crane has helped in salvaging millions of dollars' worth of downed aircraft. An entire portable medical facility can be moved by the giant helicopter to a forward area for use as an emergency aid center. Go-power and firepower are equally essential to the soldier's mission. Two artillery pieces have been used in combat for the first time in Vietnam. One is the 175-millimeter self-propelled gun, the Army's biggest, with a range up to 20 miles. The other is the new lightweight 105-millimeter howitzer. Designed especially for air mobile operations, this howitzer is far more transportable than the standard weapon and has greater range and maneuverability. It has been adapted for use on watery terrain by development of a gun platform. A variation in this area is mounting a 155-millimeter howitzer on an amphibious craft. A valuable addition to Army firepower is the long-tube version of the standard 155-millimeter self-propelled howitzer. Combining impressive firepower and extreme maneuverability is the General Sheridan tank, a reconnaissance vehicle with aluminum armor. It can reach a top speed of 45 miles an hour and can be airlifted to its destination. The General Sheridan packs a powerful punch, a conventional artillery round, plus the Shaleili missile. Important development in the Army missile inventory is the Pershing 1A, an improved version of the Pershing missile system deployed by U.S. forces in Europe. The improved system is mounted on wheeled vehicles and will incorporate erector launchers, programmer test stations, and additional command and control capabilities. For heavy firepower support, a new type of missile, Lance, is in engineering development. The Lance is a highly mobile surface-to-surface missile that can carry either nuclear or high-explosive warheads. A directional guidance system directs the missile unerringly to its target. Among the smaller but extremely effective missiles under development is the Toe, an anti-tank weapon designed to destroy heavy armor and penetrate enemy battles. The Dragon missile is designed to replace the 90-millimeter recoilless rifle and may be used by infantrymen as a medium anti-tank assault weapon. On tomorrow's battlefield, the need for individual soldiers to communicate with each other will be even greater than it is today. During the Korean War, communications between squad members was carried out with a so-called handy-talky. But this unit was bulky and heavy with its wired circuits and vacuum tubes. The Army needed smaller, lighter electronic components. To fill the need, scientists at the Fort Monmouth laboratories developed the Transistor, which created a revolution within the electronics industry. Among other things, it was a vital factor in the rapid development of computers. It also made possible the helmet radio receiver and held transmitter and a whole new generation of squad radios much lighter and smaller than their predecessors. A communications breakthrough is the integrated circuit squad radio. Although similar in shape to the earlier models, the integrated circuit receiver is almost one-third smaller and two ounces lighter. It can be produced at lower cost, requires less power for operation and is more reliable in its performance. In the future, the integrated circuit may be used in many types of new electronics equipment and communication systems. Constantly under review by AMC researchers are air defense techniques. A self-propelled version of the Hawk missile for defense against attack from low-flying aircraft is deployed worldwide by the U.S. Army, Marines and NATO countries. This shoulder-fired weapon, Red Eye, can be used by the individual soldier against low-flying enemy aircraft. Its solid fuel missile has an explosive warhead and an infrared sensing device that guides it to its target. Since present anti-aircraft weapons cannot detect and destroy low-altitude attackers, our field army needed an effective forward area air defense system. The Army Materiel Command modified two existing weapons systems and combined them to form two new systems, Chaparral Vulcan. The Vulcan is a 20-millimeter six-barrel gun with a range-finding radar. It is mounted on one of the Army's basic tracked vehicles, a modified armored personnel carrier. Extremely maneuverable, the self-propelled Vulcan carries a four-man crew. It can swim lakes and streams fully combat-loaded. The Vulcan's revolving barrel cluster fires at a rate of 3,000 rounds a minute. A toad version of the Vulcan has been designed to accompany airborne and air-mobile troops. The Chaparral employs a heat-seeking guided missile system. Its launch rails hold four ready-to-fire supersonic homing missiles, whose infrared sensing enables them to lock on target. The gunner picks up the target electronically and then can fire one or more of the missiles. Mounted on a modified cargo carrier, the weapon can be moved at high speed over rough terrain, especially designed to work in conjunction with Chaparral Vulcan is FAR, forward area alerting radar. FAR is a mobile radar that can detect moving targets right down to treetop levels. It provides an early warning to gunners and to launch operators of the composite air defense battalion. Under development are many ingenious devices that will help the fighting man of tomorrow. The dropping and lifting of troops on and from jungles and swamps in combat areas will be speeded up considerably when the Army puts into action this powered lowering retrieval system. The system will permit the lifting of 20 infantrymen aboard a Chinook helicopter in four minutes. Compared with 40 minutes, required to lift the same number of men with the ladder system now in use. The system was designed in response to the special requirements of air-mobile operations. It will lower and retrieve combat troops, cargo and wounded soldiers at variable rates, up to 10 feet per second. Significantly reducing the time a combat helicopter must sit in the air as a motionless target. To help maintain aircraft, there will be an air-mobile maintenance shop, which can be delivered by helicopter to forward areas and erected in less than an hour. It will provide a clean, dry facility for the service and repair of aircraft components. One of the Army's urgent requirements was to find a better means of locating enemy mortars. The result of the search is an omnidirectional mortar locating radar. Continuous 360-degree coverage is provided by four separate antennas, which are linked to a computer system in the central operation shelter. When an enemy round is fired, the radar detects the projectile, tracks it, determines its flight path, and automatically computes its origin. This is the target point. It appears on the weapons location display panel as position coordinates and target height. The target data is fed to the fire control center nearby, which directs immediate counterfire. The system can simultaneously process data on multiple enemy mortar sites. It can also be used to adjust the accuracy of friendly counterfire. The entire system can be transported by helicopter and assembled rapidly on the site. The fighting man of tomorrow is going to be even more dependent upon aircraft than he is today. A concept is being developed for a utility tactical transport aircraft, which will replace the Workhorse UH-1 helicopter. Initial studies have also begun on a like tactical transport aircraft system to supersede the heavy-duty Chinook helicopter. A manned aerial vehicle for surveillance is the next-generation aircraft which will replace the Mohawk observation plane. On the ground, an earlier reconnaissance vehicle will be replaced by a new armored reconnaissance scout vehicle, either wheeled or tracked. A new mechanized combat vehicle will provide the infantry with protected cross-country mobility and will have a rapid-fire weapon system as its main armament. There are new concepts in communications. Mallard is a total tactical communication system developed jointly for common use by the armed forces of the United States, Australia, Canada, and the United Kingdom. The objective of the Mallard project is to provide the field commander of the future with a complete range of improved voice, teletype writer, data, and visual communications, and to link him with other command and communication centers around the world. New applications are being developed for the use of many existing strategic communications facilities. It is AMC's job to see that the complicated and costly equipment on these sites is properly serviced and maintained. Communication satellites have been put into orbit around the Earth. Signals can be beamed to them and retransmitted, forming a reliable worldwide system of communications independent of cables and atmospheric interference. Continuous progress in military technology. That is the mission of Army laboratories, arsenals and testing centers to push forward to find better materials, better designs, better methods. This means exploring the new science of fluerics to discover more reliable methods of controlling missiles in flight. It means bombarding materials with nuclear radiation in order to study their properties and open the way to the development of new military concepts. It means creating new forms of crystals for use in laser rangefinders and experimenting with seismic transducers as a means for communicating through solid Earth. It means studying the stress and strain on gun components so that they can be designed to resist cracking. The men and women of the Army Materiel Command are dedicated to one task, to anticipate the needs of our Army and fulfill them, to translate requirements into concepts, to turn blueprints into combat equipment that the soldier can use effectively, to put into his hands only material which has been designed, developed, tested and proved by experts in the military arts. In providing this man with what he needs to do his job, there can be no compromise, no margin for error. In meeting tomorrow's challenge, the Army Materiel Command keeps faith with the highest traditions of the United States Army.


Recent advances in wireless power transfer, WPT, technology have enabled the development of numerous applications such as mobile phones, electric vehicles, medical implants, wireless sensor networks, and unmanned aerial vehicles. Near field WPT techniques have been studied extensively and can provide high efficiency with low power consumption. However, there are still some limitations and challenges associated with this technology. This article was authored by Akhil Mahmoud Jawad, Rastia Deen Nordin, Sadat Kamal Gargan and others.


مع سيارة وما يتركها وطبعا مرحبا يعني ماذا؟ يعني أن الشخص يجعل أنه لا يفعل هذا أفضل. أنت تقول لك أنك لا تفعل هذا أفضل يا رب. الآخر شيء هو أن ندم يرغب. عندما تذكره يرغب. الكثير من الناس يفعلون سيارة ومتحدث عنها. في الضوء الثاني أعيش أن يذهب. هذا لا يبدو أنك لا ترغب ما تفعله. يبدو أنك تصميمه. أعتقد أنك بعض الناس يتحدث عنه أعيش. في بعض الناس يتحدث عنه حير وخير وخد. لكن في بعض الناس يتحدث عنه سيارة ومتحدث عنه. في العالم العديد من الناس يصميمه. وعنما يتركه أسوء في الناس. أتذكر لديك أحد الناس يتحدث عنه.Mr.YABE because you glorified him. He feels like I can't tell a story like that. I don't have it. I have to create it. Do you see how it can happen like that? You need to think of that well. I am not saying that you can't tell your story. I am not saying that at all. Please don't misquot me. Just saying that sometimes it's being overdone. Are you with me? It's being over. Overdone. So it needs to be looked into. The person needs to tell their story. أخوة إخوة لتركيه ولكن تذهب إلى فاصيل وتعليقات ويبدو أنه يبدو أنه يبدو like the glory days the glory days it could go against and led them because remember if you really do a sin today brothers really you did a sin today when you go out and tell people I did this proper you murdered somebody when you murdered somebody would you tell him I'll tell you back when I murdered bare people would you or you would really regret it and you'll keep this you'll be nervous that's how you should be when it comes to your sins you really don't want to tell nobody your past when you keep it hidden locked no one it's a closed chapter that's how you should feel towards a sin I'm not going to tell nobody what I did between me and Allah and I want Allah to forgive me now so it's worries and the last thing is that what's the last one third one for two repentance get it away from it in the first place a lot of people they want to repent and they say I'm repenting but God has forgiven us last night I'm changing brother يا أخي you're still in it I can see it right now why you haven't got rid of the people you hang around with what was it that put you in this in the first place you've not left the things that are bringing you back to it some people they have addiction with things that are haram they watch things that are haram get rid of all of those gadgets that's توبة every time Allah is not because the chart of توبة was get rid of the things that's making you do the sins you get rid of the things that's connecting you to this path this road are you with me then you turn to Allah and say Allah is not and you carry a dumb phone you leave off the laptops you leave all this stuff and you repent to Allah but if you're still you still get the gadgets with you and you're going in circles this is not called توبة if you hang around with the bad people and you're going with them and you're doing haram and you say I repented is this a repentance this is not called repentance a person who's repenting leaves off all that stuff leaves off everything that's going to lead to it


I'm David Snyder and basically going to cover three things today which are two software licenses that Marta and I wrote together, just to kind of talk about them conceptually. One made it all the way to production, one didn't quite make it there, and then we'll introduce a little bit of the work that we're doing today around decentralized access control and I think it has some implications for some of the thinking that is happening both in the context of what is the technological infrastructure that can be used to achieve the goals of patents not necessarily through a regulatory route. So with that, we'll start with the first license. We wrote in 2018 and basically it was a software license whereby in the header of the license, well let me add a bit more of a preamble. So the intent in writing this license was to do turnkey dual licensing whereby you would have some code that was licensed under a copy left provision like GPL and then the other commercial license that was on top of that and associated with that code in GitHub in the repo in the header was basically referencing a specific smart contract essentially an array of holders on chain that were the parties that were dual licensing and by virtue of having the private key associated with that address that was referenced either by holding a token or being part of array, it was through that way that this dual licensing was possible rather than having so the license was functionally just living in one place and then the parties that had paid for this for this exception if you will was on chain data and so that was really fun. Marta, anything else to add on that license specifically? Oh no, that was a very good overview. Yeah so that was a pretty kind of interesting experiment in 2018 as it relates to some unique licenses. The other one that we never quite got to production but was even a little bit more radical was an idea to create a tokenized co-op as an alternative to licensing some code in an open source way and so this concept was your developer, you create some unique piece of IP, some unique software and the license that you associate with it in GitHub rather than being like a copy left or you know another open source license would basically again point to the chain and say only people who hold over N of a given network token have the right to use this software in kind of an open way and the intent was then to essentially have a DAO-like organization where anybody could voluntarily add their IP and their software to this pool just by licensing their code underneath this provision and it was kind of like an interesting way into opt into a communal pool of goods that then had a tokenized system on top of it around incentivizing good new work. Maybe a little bit interesting in a deep because it's not de facto or definitionally open source but thinking about these other commercial mechanisms especially with really really easy non-technical ways for people to opt in into that kind of system so yeah that was the second one I think we called that like the I don't know token community license or something like that so those are some two those are so two interesting projects both of those are just kind of sitting in a zombie state happy to like share that or you know a lot of that is just kind of open and lingering and then I'll take a couple minutes to mention what I'm working on today with LIT protocol and what I think some of the implications are around I mean dweb tech in general and then we can talk more about IEP and licensing but what we have is a decentralized encryption access control and compute network we don't have to go too far into the architecture but it's basically the system that is custodying a key pair a private key aka a wallet across a set of nodes so if you're familiar with like multi-party computation or group signature aggregation threshold cryptography it's very much in that category and what people are using it for today we do a lot of work with protocol labs and file coin and and a lot of customers who are using ipfs ipfs is around storing private data on the open web where people can encrypt something client side upload it to the decentralized web take that symmetric key tell lit this decentralized network hey only provision this key to a user who meets certain on-chain conditions such as the asset that they hold in their wallet and then we have this network that can do that verification and do the key provisioning so this is kind of a really interesting thing especially if you're you know if we think that there's things to discuss around access as it relates to ip and license and patents because this is a mechanism to have essentially a key master or a key provisioner without there necessarily being a centralized key master in the context of building these decentralized systems so that's where we are today and then I'll like peek a little bit ahead into the where we're going the way that that system functionally works it's basically like one big distributed custody wallet for doing the signing and encrypting and then where we are going is with a product called programmable key pairs whereby this network can perform a dkg a distributed key generation creating a new wallet and basically we're envisioning a future where every agent whether it's an individual some internet connected device something else essentially has a cloud custodied programmable key associated with it and think that there's also some other interesting things to kind of like explore through the lens of ip security privacy and innovations and patents in that way


What is going on ladies and gentlemen today? We are getting into the nine terms Every crypto trader should know welcome back to Bitcoin daily guys I am Jay, please if you haven't yet, please hit that subscribe that follow button Smash it make sure to also drop a comment Let us know how we're doing and what you think if you have any ideas for any content for us Because we're always looking for ideas drop it below man and Yeah, that's pretty much appreciate it. Let's jump right into it guys So today we're speaking about the nine terms every crypto trader should know all right So let's jump right into this How do I? Progress to my next slide All right, bro. It's enough there you go There we go. Hi. I put some fancy new Video in it and then I didn't know how to make it work All right, so the introduction guys whether you're in the stock market day trading I don't know what why says oh my god there 4x or new to cryptocurrency. You'll hear a lot of trading terms that may sound unfamiliar FOMO ROI ATH HODL what do these all mean? Trading and investment have their own language and they could be daunting to learn all of these new terms However, they can be quite useful if you want to keep up with what's going on in the financial markets in this video We've compiled some of the most important trading terms that you should know if you're trading Crypto currency, which of course you probably are if you're watching this video So the first one FUD FUD F U D FUD That stands for fear Uncertainty and doubt All right guys FUD stands for fear uncertainty and doubt So while not exclusively a trading term FUD is often used in the context of the financial markets This it's basically the spread of misinformation They aim with FUD is to instill fear when the market panics then Those that are spreading the FUD profit off a stock price decline caused by the potentially damaging news in Many cases the information turns out to either be false or at the very least misleading So you have to be very careful with FUD guys There's always a lot of fake news out there So always be very careful. You'll notice a lot that the market will drop sometimes out of nowhere And then I'll just spike right back up So that's usually a lot of because of FUD and it's usually because of fake FUD Or something misleading That the market will have like a very fast reaction down and then like they kind of figure out that it's fake or misleading or Whatever and then everybody just kind of buys back up and you'll see the market just jump right back up So that happens a lot guys just be careful with it FUD is what we call it And it stands for fear uncertainty and doubt. Okay, so During this pandemic, there's been a lot of FUD which you know, there's been a lot of Fear uncertainty and doubt because people don't really know what's going on with the whole COVID-19 situation So that's why it's just been kind of dropping and then it'll go back up and then it'll drop and I'll go back up Because it's just so much fake news out there and reports about you know, there's a virus is no There's a vaccine. There's no vaccine. There's that vaccine There's no vaccine back and forth and that's just it's been moving the markets every time that a new story pops up. So Definitely something that you will hear a lot in this industry The next one we have is FOMO FOMO stands for fear of missing out And I'm sure all of you all of us me included have at some point one point or the other experienced FOMO We have definitely experienced it So FOMO is the emotion that investors feel when they flock to buy an asset in fear of missing out on the profit opportunity As there are heavy emotions involved FOMO by a large number of people can lead to a parabolic price movements aka It happened in Bitcoin in 2017 When emotions are rampant many investors may jump into positions out of FOMO This can lead to extended moves in both directions and may trap many and many traders who try to counter trade the crowd so FOMO is the fear of missing out I know I and I get a lot of messages from you guys especially people in my trading group When they miss a trade or something when they miss an entry a trade entry or whatever guys There's always another trade entry.  I There's there's there's a method to Everything including trading so you have to if you're gonna invest your hard-earned money into something you need to be sure that you're entering at the right time, you know what I mean and If you just enter out of FOMO you you almost always end up losing money more than not You might you might make some money, but a lot of times you'll end up losing money because you don't really know what you're doing So FOMO is a big one And that not only happens with Bitcoin and not just crypto currencies It just happens in anything or anything that has to do with investing People FOMO all the time fear of missing out and they'll just jump in without doing their research without doing their due diligence and End up losing money unfortunately The next term HODL. This is a very popular term Used very widely if you don't know it by now then you must be new because this is used all the time So HODL is a term that's derived from a misspelling of HODL It's basically the cryptocurrency equivalent of the buy-and-hold strategy HODL Originally appeared in a now famous post on the Bitcoin talk form in 2013 the term was a spelling mistake in the title. I am HODLing So I put the the screenshot of the original post right here guys So if you guys want to zoom into this and take a look at it, you'll see this post was on December I can't tell the date December something 2013 it looks like 10 a.m. Or 12 a.m. I'm not sure and it and It looks like he said I typed D that title twice because I knew it was wrong the first time still wrong Whatever girlfriends out at a lesbian bar Bitcoin crashing. Why am I holding? I'll tell you why it's because I'm a bad trader and I know I'm a bad trader Yeah, you good traders can spot the highs and the lows pit pat pity Wing Wong Wang just like that and make a million bucks. Sure. No problem, bro Likewise the weak hands are the oh, no, it's going down.  I'm not part of that group when the traders buy back in I'm already part of the market capital So guess who you're cheating day traders not me Those taunt threads saying oh you should have sold.  No shit I should have sold I should have sold moments before every cell and bought moments before every buy But you know what not everybody is as cool as you you only sell in a bear market If you are a good treat a good day trader or an Illusional noob The people in between hold in a zero-sum game such as this traders can only take your money if you sell so That was very interesting and I had to lean in because I could barely read it. It's very small, but But apparently this guy was drunk, so this is probably 12 a.m. This guy was drunk on December mid December 2013 he says here he had some whiskey and He was just kind of ranting about holding or Hottling as its terms now as its coins now Um So thank you. What's his name game kai kiyubi? Thank you for this Amazingness, I bet you didn't think you would go this viral and become part of cryptocurrency Hottling refers to holding onto Investments despite price drops the hot all in strategy is similar to the buy and hold Investment strategy coming from the traditional markets buy and hold investors try to find undervalued assets and hold on To them for a long time many investors atop adopt this strategy for Bitcoin If you watch if you've watched our dollar cost averaging video make sure to watch it guys It's on our page You know that this would have been highly profitable strategy for Bitcoin if you bought just $10 of Bitcoin every week for the last five years you'd be up more than seven times your original investment guys Next term Return on investment aka ROI very important term guys Return on investment is a way to measure an investment's performance ROI measures the returns of an of an investment relative to the original cost It's also a convenient way to compare the performance of different investments. Here's how you calculate ROI You take the current value of the investment and subtract the original cost of the investment Then you divide that number by the original cost So ROI equals current value minus original cost divided by original cost Let's say you bought Bitcoin at six thousand then the price of Bitcoin went up to eight thousand ROI equals eight thousand minus six thousand divided by six thousand and that gives you an ROI of zero point thirty three or Thirty three percent. This means that you're thirty three percent up from your original investment It's also worth taking into account the fees or interest rate that you have to pay to get a more accurate picture So that is a breakdown of ROI guys Return on investment. This is the formula right here of how you Figure out exactly what your return on investment is So make sure that note this take this note note it down and learn how to do this because this is ideal and Imperative to investing Next term all-time highs aka ATH you'll see this written a lot I probably don't have to explain this one Do I the all-time high is the highest recorded price of an asset? For example, the all-time high of Bitcoin during 2017 bull market was 19,798 dollars and 86 cents USDT on the BTC slash USDT pair on Binance This means that this was the highest price that Bitcoin was traded for on this market pair Now on the other on the opposite side of the spectrum is ATL or the all-time low The opposite of ATH is all-time low aka ATL No, not Atlanta all-time low It is the lowest price of an asset breaking an all-time low on an asset can lead to a similar effect as when breaking the all-time High but in the opposite direction many stop orders may trigger when previous all-time low is breached leading to a sharp move down So you got to be careful with all-time highs and all-time lows all-time highs can usually trigger Run-ups, you know where it'll it'll go even higher If it breaks it if it breaches it and an all-time then in the same aspect of all-time low if it breaks an all-time low It'll run down more, you know Very this was a very important one guys do your own research aka D Y O R What what is this little thing over here? I don't know what this is They make it disappear. Look, there's another one right here. What is this? I don't know what that is. All right. I Wanted to move my face out the way there. Yeah, we'll put my face down here. All right, huh D Y O R Do your own research When it comes to the financial markets do your own research is a term closely related to fundamental Analysis it means that investors should do their own research into their investments and not rely on others to do it for them Don't trust Verify is a commonly used phrase in the cryptocurrency markets with similar meaning the most successful Investors will do their own research and come to their own conclusions as Such anyone who wants to be successful in the mark in the financial markets will have to come up with their own unique trading strategy This may also lead to disagreements between different investors, which is completely It's a completely natural part of Investment and trading an investor may be bullish on an asset while another may be bearish Different opinions can accommodate for different strategies and successful traders and investors will have wildly different strategies The main idea is that they all did their own research came to their own conclusions and made their investment decisions based on those conclusions Guys so important. Do your own research D Y O R It is imperative To be able to do your own research Trying to get this out of the way It is so important to do your own research guys Don't just blindly follow anyone even people in my trade group. I tell them don't just blindly follow me Any anyone that's watches of videos and and our trade setups and ideas Don't just blindly follow them look at what we're talking about pay attention to it and and understand the reasoning behind why we're saying certain things and looking at certain zones and levels and setups and then come to your own conclusion Based on that information that you've taken in and don't just get information from one place I always recommend getting information from different places as well and then kind of coming coming, you know Coming up with your own conclusion and your own ideas and opinions based on that do diligence DD do diligence is somewhat related to D Y O R when investors are scouting for potential investments They need to do their own due diligence on the project to ensure that they can take into account all risk Otherwise they won't be in control of their investment decisions and may end up making the wrong choices This goes hand-in-hand with with your own research guys always do Always do Do diligence on any investments you're about to make KYC a very important especially lately Know your customer know your client. That's what KYC stands for Stock is stock exchanges and trading platforms have to comply with national and International guidelines for example the New York Stock Exchange and the NASDAQ have to comply with regulations set by the United States government KYC guidelines ensure that institutions Facilitating the trading of financial instrument verify their customers identity. Why is this important? The main reason behind it is to minimize the risk of money laundering. So KYC is all about mostly about money laundering I'm gonna say all In addition KYC regulations aren't only valid for Participants of the financial industry many other segments also have to comply with these guidelines KYC guidelines are generally a piece of a much broader anti money laundering policy And that's basically it guys. That was the last one Closing thoughts cryptocurrency trading terms can be a bit confusing at first But now you know a good chunk of them so you can feel more comfortable with all of these abbreviations Make sure to DYOR on FUD on FUD and not blindly FOMO into a coin that has reached ATH. Keep hodling Hope you guys enjoyed that Try to make this as quick as possible get these in there For all of you that that aren't familiar with these terms. I hope this helps. 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Hi, my name is Marius Wienbeck and I'm going to talk about a new initiative that I'm very excited about. We have done a lot of groundwork over the last year to start a new Galaxy workflow community, intergalactic workflow commission. Before I start, I want to briefly mention that the slides are available here, since there are a lot of links in this presentation that you might find useful. Let me start by highlighting a few things that are great about workflows in Galaxy. For me, the number one reason to use workflows is that it is by far the fastest and most reliable way to perform a complex analysis in Galaxy, especially when you have to analyze more than a handful of samples or when the tools you need require a lot of non-default parameter values. I say reliable, since every parameter for each tool step is defined in a workflow. So you will not accidentally forget a specific parameter, something that might easily happen when doing an interactive analysis. Workflows are often the outcome of an interactive analysis. As a user, you may have tried a few different tools and settings until you find exactly what works for your data and gives you the correct results, assuming there is a correct result. And when you've reached this point, you can delete the stuff you don't need anymore and extract the workflow from your history. So workflows reflect both knowledge and trial and error of the person that defined the workflow. But of course it would be nice if that knowledge and lessons learned can be shared easily and transparently. So we can focus on the science and not the luck work that has been done many times before. That brings me to a set of problems and roadblocks that I see today in the day-to-day use or under use of workflows and their features. Traditionally workflows did not allow for a great deal of parameterization. What I mean by that is that you may might have designed a workflow for differential expression analysis for six C and again samples. The liner is set up to align against the C elegans genome and your transcript quantification uses transcript coordinates specific to C elegans, and maybe you set some other parameters that depend on the size of the C elegans genome. What that means is that somebody that would like to run this workflow with samples from mouse or human or any other organism, we need to change those parameters deep in the guts of the workflow, either in the workflow run form or in the workflow editor. If you're a programmer, you might think a workflow to be tightly coupled to the data they can process, and that is not ideal. So essentially Galaxy force users to create copies of the workflows where they change those parameters and then of course it's difficult to keep multiple copies of the workflow up to date with proper descriptions, latest versions of tools, annotations and other metadata, not to speak of proper versioning and change looks. And why would you even go that extra mile if the workflow is likely only usable for your own data. The workflow based around the data and you know it's working on your galaxy server. There's also a little incentive to write tests for the workflow. The guy says gained a lot of features to deal with this problems with the parameters for instance can be defined once and connected to many steps. So one such parameter can define the organism. So when you're on your workflow, you only need to define this one parameter and all dependent settings would use that parameter. And I would express that that the workflow author needs to take, but I would argue that if we as a community decide to do that will end up with fewer, but more universal well tested and user friendly workflows, workflows that you can build upon also if you're not a galaxy expert because the time that everyone spends in defining troubleshooting workflows can go towards properly describe inputs documentations examples benchmarks, and so on, making it easier and friendlier for beginners. A few years ago, we were in a similar situation for tools. There were many two rappers out there in the two shed and other social repositories, but the quality and security of these tools Barry and for admins that were security minded, they had to scan the two rappers and see they had any flaws, which is time consuming inefficient and not very easy. You can scale well, especially if you want to install hundreds of tools, let alone 1000s as available now on the public galaxy instances beyond security implications various patterns and conventions, good or bad will copy paste it from one tool to another. And we didn't have yet an extensive tool schema and documentation that we have now, and collaborating to improve commonly used two rappers rappers meant yet to send patches or bug reports by email. So we had a lot of questions, issues in the intergalactic utilities commission, why is he was founded in practice that meant a repository on GitHub was created where the IC collects two rappers that follow the highest standards, and that those standards were documented. You can submit or improve to a rapper request a new rapper report bugs at the IC. And of course there are many other community repositories that are fantastic and that follow a similar model. So we can take some inspiration from the tools is and the IC is not an anonymous mass, they're close to 200 volunteers that have added or changed to us over the years. And like many open source projects, the IC is a couple of members, or we can call them commissioners that are both knowledgeable in galaxy tool development and willing to donate some of that time to respond to issues and reviews to approve and merge pull requests. And to summarize the goals of the IC is to determine and find best practices to guide authors and to development, and the IC also organize trainings on communicates requirements for the galaxy development team, and importantly also develops and maintains the testing infrastructure. So in practice the process of improving or adding tool is that anyone can open up a request. A UC member will review, and perhaps make some suggestions for improvement. In parallel automated tests are on so that we can be reasonably sure that the two rapper and the changes work as intended. So here we run planning test on the tool and if it passes, it should be fine. So then we can merge the pull request. And so here's a visual overview of the PR process so the tests are run. And then at the end, if everything looks good, the changes will be deployed, and they're the tools will be uploaded uploaded to the tuition. So this makes us all tools from the entire community and provides a mechanism for athletes to install new or updated tools. And since we think that the IOC tools from other community maintained repositories do not contain any security vulnerabilities vulnerabilities you can confidently install these new tools on our server. So this brings me back to the IWC and the central proposal for how we can do something similar for workflows. It's really important for tool development or software development in general to have tests that are run for every change and additional. So we need that. Now we need a central repository where anyone can submit new workflows and report bugs. This has turned out to work well and it was the overhead of managing the infrastructure for many small repositories and subscribing to many repositories to respond to issues there. At the same time, we should aim to have proper release for workflows. I'll talk about that some, some more later. And then we need to establish some conventions for metadata and if there's no standard. If there's no standard we can follow. And of course we need workflows. So the first and most simple step was the creation of the galaxy project slash IWC repository. We've actually created the repository in 2018 following the GCC boss in Portland, but we haven't added the first workflows until February 2021. When we started adding SARS code to workflows that Wolfgang may have developed and that are processing new samples every day on the use galaxy service. So there are IWC posters here. And this is an example of an addition of workflow to the IWC. So how do we do our testing. This is very similar to this tools we use planning a command line tool which uses galaxy programmatically 30 galaxies rest API. Planning or runs the galaxy workflow waits until the workflow run is finished and compares the output to what is expected on the top right. You see the test definition for one workflow test to write such a test you need to provide the inputs in this case run accessions. You provide the file which contains one or more accessions. And then you provide a snippet of the expected results. This is a bit piece of a fast queue file that should be downloaded by this workflow. We've chosen to run a galaxy workflow test directly within GitHub or pro runners. This has a couple of advantages over other possible approaches. We don't need to maintain a separate Jenkins instance. Everyone can fork the repository and run tests on their fork they don't need additional permissions. Since plenty more also starts the galaxy instance we don't have to rely on an external galaxy server, which may not have all the tools installed that the workflow requires and for which we can simply see the logs as that would be a security problem. All jobs run within Docker so the test can also be run locally and we can reasonably expect to produce identical results in local testing. And finally we can easily test against multiple versions of galaxy. For instance, when a new galaxy release is being prepared, we can ensure that the workflows continue to execute properly. One advantage of testing against external galaxy services that they come with reference data. But we set up the workflow tests to use the same reference data that use galaxy servers are using using CDM FS. And since the procedure of running workflow test is not too different from running two tests, we have unified these within a script and created a GitHub action using the script called plenty more CI action. So most of the logic is shared between tool tests and work protests. I'm sure the central part of the GitHub CI workflow here, which uses plenty more CI action. And so this means that when we need to change something within plenty more, we don't need to update each individual workflow we can just update the plenty more CI action. So now we need a place where galaxy users and galaxy itself can find workflows. And while the toolshed can host workflows, it is not ideal. Installation was complicated. And few users ever really use this. So, luckily we have better alternatives now. So, we have the toolshed. Docstore and work for how our tool registries that implement the global Alliance for Genomic Health GA4GH to registry standard that's abbreviated with tears. So they provide convenient interfaces for browsing workflows and viewing information about workflows. I will have to talk about what we'll have later in this session. The requirement that we wanted to satisfy and I mentioned that before is proper versioning of workflows. So you all know that most software has versions. One difficulty with a central repository is that a version refers to the entirety of the code in the repository. For tools, we simply define the version attribute in the tool, as you can see here. But that means we can use git directly to find the code for a specific version of a tool. It's better for software that lives in a separate repository, like planning for instance, you can see that here. And both Docstore and work for how can link out to specific git releases of workflows. So it would be great if we can create releases for individual workflows. So we've added functionality to planning more than we take one or more related workflows in a directory of the central repository and upload this as a separate GitHub repository. And then we can version that repository. So to illustrate this, we have SARS code tool variant calling topic in the central IWC repository. Within the topic we have multiple directories each containing a specialized workflow. So each directory here will be deployed to another GitHub repository under the IWC workflows organization. You can see this here on the left you see the repositories in the IWC organization, where each repository corresponds to a directory in the central repository that we saw earlier. And on the right, I picked out the change log entry for a single version of a single workflow which is all the changes that were applied since the previous version to that workflow. So you can look at this and see what is new what is changed, what we need to know. And these new versions automatically appear in RockStore and we can find these workflows directly from within the Galaxy interface, including all previously published workflows. So you can see the process of finding workflows published by the IWC organization on the right, the right organization, IWC workflows that will show all the workflows. And then you can upload or import a specific version of a workflow. So contributing we of course we want you to submit workflows. The goal is that contributing a new workflow becomes as simple as possible. So you can find these instructions in the read me of the IWC repository. And basically, it boils down to starting with a workflow that you've run through the best practice panel in the workflow editor explaining that here. This fixes a lot of common problems and alerts users to possible improvements. And then you can run planning workflow in it on your workflow file, which creates this test template that assumes you're going to test all the pro outputs. And often that's not the case. So from this template, you can delete things you don't need. So in our case, we can remove the paired end output and reads here. And then you can link the workflow, which checks that the workflow is syntactically correct. And now we need to generate a docstore YAML file. You can do this with planning what are in it. And then you just need to add read me change log, and you need to mention which release this is within the workflow itself. So we've just recently started doing this and hopefully things will become more straightforward in the future. One thing that is a little difficult when we're doing workflows is that the .jf format isn't really meant to be read by humans. So here's an example step. Note how the index here is numeric. These are made through numeric IDs and these numbers, they don't really carry any meaning. So it's a difficult to look at what what is the input here. And the tool state is JSON. So JSON within JSON is really difficult to read. So JSON added functionality to visualize Galaxy workflows using SiteScape.js. So to improve on the difficulty to review texture workflow representations, we might be able to visually review changes in the future. Another plan is to automatically convert the .jf formats to the GX format tool workflows directly within a pull request. The GX format tool allows for much nicer disparate differences. The tool state here is not doubly nested JSON, and it uses step labels to find inputs and outputs so that actually has some meaning we can understand. We would also love to have a static page for our workflows. We have benchmarks and resource requirements and of course once this stabilizes and we have a good idea what works, we hope this can become a template for other groups interested in maintaining Galaxy workflows. And finally, I think the IWC can play an important role in prioritizing the development of new workflow features in Galaxy. So I hope you will join us in creating many cool workflows. We hope this will become a community project. I think improving the IWC and adding new workflows will be a great co-fest project. So with that, I'd like to thank John for all the work he's put into workflow, into Plenimo and the tool and workflow framework within Galaxy. Wolfgang has put in our first workflows, he focused on the Salesforce 2 analysis workflows, and he's also proven to be a careful review of these workflows. Matthias put in a lot of effort into the CI testing, both for the IWC and the IUC. I also want to thank the IUC for setting a great example on how we as a community can work together to create and maintain tool wrappers, and every individual and team that has ever created Galaxy tool wrappers, since without great tools we can build with cross. Thank you. Let me know if there are any questions.


I've never been much of a gamer. It's basically down to the fact that I'm not very good at games and Mostly that has to do with the fact that the games that I was always proud of to play where first-person shooters And I can't or aim worth a damn. I just don't have the dexterity or the coordination to actually aim at anything and Come anywhere close to hitting it. It's just it's a flaw that I just can't get past Even with practice and playing hours and hours of Call of Duty. I just wasn't any good at it It didn't mean that I didn't have fun. It just means that I was you know terrible The types of games that I've always enjoyed however have been more mobile type games So I play a lot of games on my phone. I enjoyed the Game Boy back in the day. I had a DS I had a PSP. I had a Vita all those handheld consoles were really interesting to me And I really enjoyed them because they were more my speed So the Steam Deck that Valve announced this past week is actually really interesting to me And I've I came really really close to paying the five dollars to actually reserve one but I didn't and Really it's mostly come down because it was just a little bit too pricey for me in terms of Actually fitting in to my finances at the moment and there might come a time when it actually it's closer to Actually being a real thing that I might regret that decision and just might splurge on it and buy it myself But at the moment, I'm not getting one But I do have some thoughts on how the release of the Valve Steam Deck affects Linux and specifically gaming on Linux So this is the first of two videos that I'm actually going to be doing on this So in this video, I'm going to be covering what a successful launch of the Steam Deck means for gaming on Linux And in the video that you'll see tomorrow, I'm going to be talking about what happens if the Steam Deck fails So if you want to see that video, make sure you hit the subscribe button And if you want to see it early head on over to patreon.com Slash Linuxcast and you'll actually be able to see that video a day early So in this video, I want to talk about what happens if the Steam Deck is a success How does that affect gaming on Linux? the answer is that it actually affects it immensely because really There's one thing that's missing for gaming on Linux and that's the ability to play games that use anti-cheat software Right now. That's the biggest hurdle We have on Linux in terms of actually playing top tier triple-a games those ones that use anti-cheat software just won't work on Linux and That's a shame because those are obviously the most popular games now the introduction of the Steam Deck means that it's possible that that hurdle becomes Either lessened or goes away completely because Valve has announced that they want to or they're aiming for a hundred percent game viability on the Steam Deck, which means that any games that you want to play on the Steam Deck will also play on Linux because Steam OS and the Steam Deck just use Arch Linux. So any gains for the Steam Deck Automatically translate to being awesome for gaming on just whatever Linux device you have That's really the hurdle That they have to jump and they'll be interesting to see if they do because the way anti-cheat works is it actually has to have kernel level access in order for it to check on whether or not you're actually cheating and Obviously as you can imagine that would have some serious security implications and it's unlikely that the Linux kernel team would just open up the kernel for access to anti-cheat software I mean, maybe it's possible that they can work together and try to figure out how to Have some kind of software. Maybe it's wine. Maybe it's proton whatever that somehow Acts as a liaison between the kernel and the anti-cheat software. Maybe I don't know I'm not a developer But that has been the hurdle so far and it's been a hurdle that valve has not been able to jump over yet And whether or not they can do so by December. I don't know but if they can that means that Linux will see 100% Game compatibility Whether the game was developed for Linux or not and that is spectacular The number one reason why a lot of Windows users give for not being able to use Linux full-time is Games even now that we have proton even with how good Linux gaming has gotten over the last few years There are many people who just can't get past those few games that they absolutely want to play because they use Anti-cheat software and they're not available on Linux through proton if they can get past that that means that that hurdle that that Limitation is no longer there. That means that more people theoretically should be interested in switching to Linux that Barrier to entry would be gone and that is an amazing thing and I really do hope that the Steam deck is as good as they say it's going to be If this thing comes out and runs really well and plays the games that they say it's going to play It's gonna be awesome Even if in December it gets to the point where they don't have a hundred percent game compatibility But they won't you know, they're still working on it. Maybe but the games that we have right now Play on it and play on it. Well, I think that even that can be considered a win because it's still Linux and it still exposes people to Linux and I think that any exposure of more people to Linux is a good thing Even if I think that those games that don't play on the steam deck at that time if that becomes the case will be a Thing that the reviewers kind of point at towards while this thing kind of sucks because you can't play X game whatever I mean that would be definitely something that will be a disappointment for reviewers and that might Lower the ability of the steam deck to actually be successful But I think that even if it's just the you know, it 90% of games that we have right now that do work If it's just that that number I think that a lot of people still be blown away because it's obviously miles ahead of where steam was Five years ago when they had the steam Boxes or whatever the hell they were called When basically no games played on Linux so I'm really excited for what this means because if this is successful if steam can go through if Valve can go through and Get those last few games up and running on Linux It's just going to blow Everybody's minds. I think that it's just going to be a complete game changer in terms of Nobody can actually go through and argue that Linux can't game because that hurdle will be gone that argument will be gone It'll no longer be something that people can use and like I said That means all we'll have to do is listen to them bitch about Adobe. So That is it for me If you want to get in contact with me, you can do so at the Linux cast on Twitter You can support me on patreon at patreon.com slash the Linux cast before I go I'd like to take a moment to thank my current patrons Devon Marcus, Megal and Donnie Sven East Coast web Chris Mitchell. Mr. Fox American camp. Thanks everybody for watching I'll see you next time


Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny and welcome back to yet another FNAF news video. I say yet another even though it's, again, been a super long time since I last did a proper FNAF news video. And even this one is only talking about games in the Fazbear Fanverse initiative. But don't worry, I've slowly been gathering a bunch of FNAF news that I've missed and I will be making a proper news video very soon. So subscribe so you stay up to date with everything that's going on in the FNAF universe. But like I just mentioned, today's video is all about select games in the Fazbear Fanverse initiative. We got news on Pop Goes Evergreen, Pop Goes Arcade, and the Egg Collection for One Night at Flumpties, which includes Flumpties 3. So hit the like button if you guys are excited and let's pop it off with Pop Goes Evergreen. So like I mentioned, it has been quite a long time since I last did a news video. So for this one, we're going back to August. Because Cain previously had released some wallpapers based off of some of the characters in Pop Goes Evergreen, but then he went in and added some extra detail and giving them basically a full-on upgrade. So here are three revamped wallpapers for Pop Goes the Weasel, Stone the Crow, and also Black Rabbit. I don't think we've seen Black Rabbit yet, so this is a very interesting teaser. And if you do want to use those wallpapers, again, everything's linked down below as always. On the final day of August, the 31st, we got some Pop Goes Evergreen promo art. It was made by Kai, and it's a very terrifying-looking Pop Goes standing in front of a Have Fun and Be Safe poster. September the 6th, Cain tweeted out another room finished for Evergreen that's 7 down out of 11 needed for the pizzeria. I'll reveal another room when we finished one more. One room revealed for every two we finished. So far, it seems like they haven't finished another room, so we're still waiting on a look at that brand new room. And speaking of room, we've kind of been blasting through Pop Goes Evergreen because I really want to talk about flumpties and arcade, because those are, in my opinion, a lot more interesting news for the video, alongside all the reveals for Sarah during Darko's charity livestream, which, if you missed it, I did do a video about. It'll be linked down below. Something I didn't mention in that video is the party room, which, as Cain states in a devlog on the game drill page, the background of Darko's special demo includes a very blurred flickering preview of the party room. This room is finished, but we won't be revealing it properly until we've modeled another room. So apparently the party room is the room that Cain was talking about in that tweet we just looked over. I decided to use this room for Darko's present specifically because its core color is cyan, which is the color of Sarah's eyes. Continue being patient and you'll see the full party room soon enough. So hopefully pretty soon we can get a look at the party room. I know right now Cain is unfortunately very ill. So hopefully Cain can feel better pretty soon if you guys do want to go show him some love. Again, his Twitter is going to be linked down below. Go wish him the best. And then moving on to Pop Goes Arcade, which is a game that is technically in the fanverse. In fact, it received its free fanverse update not too long ago, which at some point I will get around to playing, but right now I got to play catch-up with all the news. After announcing in a gamejolt post, which we took a look at previously, Cain made a tweet on September 11th saying, Alright, my BMC Discord server has play tested the new version of Pop Goes Arcade. The Furi update, not the premium edition, and it looks ready. We'll be releasing it tomorrow with the devlog listing the changes and some brand new promotional artwork for it as well. To clarify some things, The Dead Forest is the name of the in-universe arcade game that you play in Pop Goes Arcade. This isn't new. And number two, this update adds new features, improvements, and bug fixes, but no real new content to play. And then the next day came and Cain ran into a few issues with the game. Going to delay the PA update until tomorrow, we ran into some issues. And then finally, the next day, the free fanverse update for Pop Goes Arcade came out with some fantastic promotional material. Pop Goes Arcade 1.2.0 is now available to download. This is an update for the normal free version of the game. It includes quality of life improvements, new features, and bug fixes. It does not include new playable content. We worked on this in preparation for the upcoming paid for premium expansion as part of the Fatsbear Fanverse Initiative. We'll get on with programming that soon. And then Cain lists a bunch of new features, optimizations, and cosmetics, as well as some bug fixes and also fixed issues on release. If you want to take a closer look at that, again, devlog link down below. Or I'll probably flash them up on screen, just quickly pause the video. A day later, Cain made another tweet saying, you guys got Evergreen's page to 13K followers before the 18th, which was DarkoStream, easily. So I'll reveal Sarah's stuff then. But can you get it to 14K before the 26th? If you do, then I'll reveal the name and the new promo poster for Pop Goes Arcade's expansion. It'll still be a while before the expansion is ready, but I see no harm in teasing it a little bit. Now, unfortunately, that goal was not met. Thankfully, however, Cain did make a compromise. Okay, this is definitely not happening. But I think it's too harsh to just forget about it. Whenever Evergreen's page hits 14K followers, I'll reveal the name, poster, and a song from Pop Goes Arcade's expansion, No Deadline. As of right now, the follower account for Pop Goes Evergreen is at 13.7K. So if you're not following the page already, again, go follow it, link down below. And finally, we reached what is, in my opinion, the juiciest part of this video. One Night at Flumpties, The Egg Collection, and also Flumpties 3. Recently, we've gotten a lot of info about Flumpties from Clickteam and also Jonochrome. So let's not waste any more time and let's hop into it. On September the 10th, Jonochrome tweeted out, I certainly plan to acknowledge One Night at Flumpties 3 when it finally comes out. I'm so proud of it and I would love to see people play it. The best part is, a certain generous fellow has rescued the game from Limbo and it's now finally on its way to you. Everyone say thank you, Fizznaw. If you guys don't know, Fizznaw basically went out and saved the entirety of One Night at Flumpties 3 after Jonochrome basically left the entire FNAF fandom. Like Jon said, the game was in a Limbo state. Nothing was happening until Phil reached out and basically saved the entire game. And then we got an update from Kane. He says Jonochrome reveals in his Discord server that the PC version of Flumpties 3 might actually release before the ports are ready now. He has also said that he is currently re-recording footage for the game's trailer. Release of the game may be imminent. And this tweet was made on the 16th of September. And then Jonochrome clarified in a tweet saying Flumpties 3's release date is still up in the air. But for the record, my long ago proposition of a simultaneous release across all platforms is out of the window. PC and mobile will come first. Since it turns out the process necessary to release console ports is disproportionately longer. So it seems that mobile and PC are going to release first for Flumpties 3 and then console ports a bit later on. On the 22nd of September, Jonochrome also tweeted, Just as a heads up, I'm unlikely to have anything else Flumptie related to post until the trailer releases. Which won't be this month. I wish the game was out a year ago, but eh, this is the timeline we live in. So further clarifying, the trailer is being worked on and it's also coming relatively soon. Since he said it wasn't coming that month and that tweet was in September, hopefully we should be getting pretty close to the release of the trailer. And then the 28th of September came and clicked him uploaded a video titled The Egg Collection Menu Footage. Which is footage of the main menu for the Egg Collection 4 consoles. So it seems that when Flumpties gets ported to consoles, they'll all release at one time under one application, the Egg Collection. And let me just say the Egg Collection looks amazing already. It looks like you can easily switch between one at Flumpties 1, 2 and 3. The controls look very simple, adjusting the volume, pressing play, all that good stuff. It also looks like Phil added some rare screens whenever you boot up the game. And also later on in the video, we get a look at One Night at Flumpties 3. We get a drawing of Flumptie, Golden Flumptie and also the red man in what is later confirmed to be the One Night at Flumpties 3 office.  And also a lot of decorations lining the wall. We got a few more tweets to talk about, but that is the first look at the Egg Collection and also One Night at Flumpties 3 and its office. Just the thought that we're getting this close to Flumpties 3 in its trailer is kind of crazy. The same day that that video came out, Jernicro made a tweet saying, frankly, it's scary not having full control over what gets revealed about Flumpties 3 and when. I don't know when Clickteam uploads videos or when Kane Carter hypes and teases details on Flumpties 3 that I'd rather keep under wraps. I thought the console menu would go public months from now. He also made a clarifying reply saying, public apology, Kane hasn't teased any details about Flumpties 3 that weren't already public knowledge. Sorry Popgos, I received false information. Kane replying with a chat myself. Just thought that was funny to point out. Phil, who again basically developed the entirety of the Egg Collection for consoles, replied saying, thankfully, since the work on the console package is more or less done, there should be no reason to do any more progress updates on it and especially Flumpties 3. That game is ace, but I think people should go into it as blind as possible so they don't have huge expectations for it. Jon replying saying, True, true, there's already more out there in the open than I wish there was, but I'll be content if the only new reveal between now and the release is the trailer I made. Jon also made another tweet that day saying, to slightly make up for my error of today, I'll share that if you look closely at the one night at Flumpties 3 office footage, there's a Riddle school cameo. Riddle transferred to be specific. And I'll let you guys look and explore to find that Easter egg. And the final news topic we have today is the general release date for Flumpties 3 and kind of what happened with it. On September the 30th, Jon made a tweet saying, Coming clean with a lie I told. Flumpties 3 really did take three months to make, but I finished it in April of 2020, before it was announced. Keep in mind that Scott announced the Fazbear Initiative in August of 2020, and developers were probably contacted a couple months before all of this happened. It was my own decision to make it sound like I had just started working on it to give Clickteam leeway on the ports. But it's been over a year or so, I should add it's my own fault that the PC version isn't out yet. I misinterpreted the fanverse agreement for a long time, but now a simultaneous release date for PC and mobile is basically all but confirmed. It mostly depends on how fast app stores approve the mobile version. There you go, Flumpties 3 has been finished for... nearly, I mean, what, a year and a half at this point? And now we're just kind of waiting on the mobile ports and also a trailer coming, again, hopefully very soon at this point. And that is all the fanverse news I have for you guys today. Again, I got a whole bunch of news I gotta catch up on, I know. So, uh, I should probably go do that, shouldn't I? Thanks for watching, and I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye.


What's up everybody, Jason here for JasperysKageBrates.com. 20-21, upper-date, the Cup Hockey, one box break, number six sold out. 31 total spots, guys. Everybody gets to run a team in the NHL. Last box of the case. Here's the dice, brother. Here's the cus of our names and the teams. We removed the Seattle Kraken, of course. And here we go, let's roll it. Four and a four, eight the hard way. Here we go. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Eight times, eight, eight. D-Low down to Steve Law. Eight, eight, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Eight, sharks, lightning at the bottom. All right, eight, eight. Let's see how it matched up. So D-Low with the sharks in the night. Steve Law with the flames. Kevin Keller with the Leafs Predators. Sean Maddock with the Devils. Down with the Blue Jackets. D-Low with the Senators, Rangers, and Oilers. Kev with the Panthers. Nicholas with the Capitals. Sean with the Bruins. Paul with the Avalons. Sean with the Ducks. Kevin with the Sabres and Canadians. D-Low with the Jets. Kevin Keller with the Blues. Anthony with the Nucks. Kevin with the Islanders. Mike Tower with the Blackhawks. D-Low with the Penguins. Stars, Redwings. Kevin Keller with the Hurricanes. D-Low with the Yotes. Nick, you have my Kings, and then Kevin Keller with the Wild and Flyers, and then Steve Law with the Lightning. Nothing wrong with trying, Paul. I don't know if Kevin, if you want to trade. Kev says, no, not at this time, but we're really not the Kings. Kings have a solid checklist, actually, obviously. I mean, minus, of course, you know, Gabe and Calliope, but there is a lot of Gretzky in the Kings uniform, so that's cool. I wonder what a Gabe the Larty RP goes for now that he's having a much better season this year. Probably a couple hundred bucks, I assume. True, but I'm not sure if Nick's even watching. Oh, there's Nick right there. Yeah, you just never know with the Wild, honestly. I mean, unless you're interested in any other teams, Nick. He does have your Flyers, Nick. I don't know if you're interested in some Flyers. Show me the closing. I mean, it's the last box break of this, Kev. It doesn't matter. Stick to what you got then, guys. Yeah, Kings aren't bad here. I don't know, I haven't stalked any of the bigger, like, Canadian or bigger breakers that I used to follow and break with when I was all into, you know, doing the hockey-only channel, so I'm not even sure what some of these teams sell for his picker teams, but I might have to look up on eBay and see if there's, like, Kings ones. The Ball and Byron, technically, would have been the true RPA, but we dig at the subset out of 12, the gold, so I don't know if that changes anything. There was a dual autographed Lafernie, which is obviously, I'm sure, a big-time hit, so I don't know what this box is gonna contain. I would figure it's gonna be more veterans than anything. Could still get a nice RPA to 249. I mean, obviously, because there are some good players out of 249 that didn't make the out of 99 cut, but I guess we'll find out. But technically, the Ball and Byron was probably the biggest hit, I'd assume, you know? Like I said, we didn't get the true RPA, but we got the subset out of 12. But yeah, I'm assuming, hopefully, a book, something like that. Usually, in a whole case, we usually get the one big RPA and some good vets with some book, maybe.  Yeah, I'm hoping more for a book or a big veteran or something. Yeah, or like a gratsky. Like I said, it's been a little too long. It's been a little tough for me today. I was doing them so smooth today, too. All right, here we go, guys. Yeah, like I said, I wish we could've got a lot more. I would've came in extra early and did a bunch of picker teams with you guys, but I'm happy we got at least a whole case done.  You had the picker team case and only got a suitor base? Out of all the wild to get, you got a suitor. Did you get any Gabe Velardi or Calia? Also, what are the wild going for the picker team? I'd assume in a six boxes, they're probably like a box price, right? Like $1,200 maybe? All right, we got John Tavares to $2,49. Kevin Kelly with the Leafs. So yeah, let's say we didn't get a big rookie RPA, but I recognize that color behind this card and I think that's Kings. John Leonard to $2,49. Oh, not bad. What were the Ottawa centers and the Rangers then? I'd assume they're all pretty close price then. I think Oilers would probably be a couple hundred dollars to make the Leafs. I guess, yeah, I guess it makes sense that they're only like five or six hundred bucks. John Leonard to $2,49. Sharks, that's DeLo. And there we go, this is pretty nice. He's a good player for the Kings. He has a wicked shot. We got an honorable numbers. Honorable numbers are the Calia of 31 to 34. Nice. So there you go, Nick, my Kings. Whoa, what is this? Not the craziest player, but this card looks awesome. Stanley Cup signatures to 50. How about a little Chris Osgood? Hey, that's a cool card. That is an awesome card though, right? Jesus, that looks sweet. You know, it looks like there's a line coming across here, but that's actually part of his jersey. Like, or part of his mask. It looks like a print line though. Very nice card. Red Wings going to DeLo. Got a Jason Robertson quad. Relic to 99. Dallas Stars DeLo. And last one is Brandon Hagel to 249 for the Blackhawks Mike Tower. All right, well, that's what I figured. I figured it'd be something like this. Very beautiful card there. Calia of Lunnard with Tarara's. So yeah, I think that Bowen Byron might have been the biggest one with the dual autograph. At least rookie-wise. I appreciate it guys. That was number six. Cup Hockey in the Books. Jaspy's casebreaks.com. Thank you.


development review board of Burlington for August 2nd. And I'm assuming there's people here that I'll just say that we take up items that they are on in the agenda. And when we do call each item, we ask the people who are going to speak, either participants or public demos or comments, Scott will admit them to the meeting to participate. And we will swear people in as necessary. I will say on the agenda that three items have requests for deferral. And if people are here for 362 South Union, 8688 North Winooski, or 136 Sunset Cliff, we're not planning on discussing those tonight. So you may not want to stick around for that. Communications, everything is posted online, right Scott? Minutes, I may have one or two minutes, I have to sign, I'll double check that. So it brings us to our consent agenda, which is 7779 Pine Street is the applicant here for that. Uh, yep. Great. And Chris, it could also be Chris should join as well from GBA. Grace, are you with Nettie? I am with Nettie. So I'm representing Nettie. And I see Chris is here too. So this is on recommended for consent. So I'm assuming you've seen the staff's report and recommendations. Is that correct, Grace? Yes, I have. And, you know, I, I'm not sure. Do you, do the members here feel familiar? Do you, are you familiar with kind of our ask initially? And this is, this is recommended for consent, which is, unless somebody objects to it, we're going to approve it. Good. So, sorry, Brad, I wasn't sure. I wasn't sure if you wanted me to say something. No, you could, I mean, we've got a short meeting. So you, if you have a poll, we want to read or something like that, I guess we can go for it. But right now I'll stick with the agenda item. Definitely. I'm good. Okay. So does that be on the board object to treating this as a consent item? I don't see anybody. And Scott, is there anybody in the public who wanted to comment on this? You'd like to comment on the 79 Pine Street application. Raise your hand, please. I guess not. Jay raised it hand and lowered it. So we'll take that as a no. Okay. So, what's somebody like? All right. So his hand is up again now, Brad. So we'll take that as a yes. Okay. Can we find out who that person is? Jay White. Did you want to speak on the 77 79 Pine Street on the request for changing the compliance for their mechanical system screening? I just want to confirm that as a neighbor, we support what Nettie wants to do. Okay. Good. Okay. We got that letter. Yeah. I'm sure that they'll be happy for that. Great. Thank you. So I'll make a motion around a motion. I'll make a motion. Okay. On Zp 22 398 77 79 Pine Street, I move that we approve the application adopt staff findings and recommendations. Seconds, Jeff. Any discussion? All in favor? I'm accused. Okay. So thank you. Thank you. And you're approved for your alternate. Thank you all so much for your time. Thank you. Thank you. Okay. There was a second item also under consent that has a request for deferral. Is that to a date? Certainly, Scott. I don't have that right. This was my project, Mr. Chair. The matter has been resolved outside of zoning. So the application now will be archived. So we have no action we need to take. You have no action you need to take. Thank you. Okay. Then the next item that we're not going here is 8688 North Winooski. And that also, I don't know if she opened it up. Was that also a request for deferral? That is correct. And do we need to answer it? We're not sure. They need to pay their application fees before we bring it forward. So they don't have a complete application right now? Correct. Yeah. So we're not under the time clock? If the application. Well, I guess we deemed it complete. And then we went through DAB. And I saw that they didn't pay, follow-up application that expired. So they reapplied. They haven't paid the new fees for the new application. But they also have violation fees pending from last year that are tagged on to this application. So they're questioning the violation fees. But anyways, it's pending payment. So it's a complete application. I don't know if that would have to fit within the six months time. Yeah, I think it does. Does the applicant is the applicant here? I don't think so. I told them that they, but we're just going to defer it because of the lack of payment for the application. So it sounds like we would not defer to a date certain if that's. Yeah, uncertain. So I guess I'm going to do clocks keep ticking on this one? Or is this the clock? Yeah, the six month clock will tick because it was deemed a complete application a few weeks ago. So it's six months, but we can get you into a public hearing with DRB when they when they're ready. So we want to make a motion to defer this to not a date certain. I'll move. Second on that, Brooks. Any discussion? All in favor? Okay, unanimous. Thank you. We also have 136 sunset cliff. That was also deferral. I guess the conservation board wants to do a site visit before it gets referred to the DRB. And had questions. It's not a public hearing, so it doesn't need to be recessed to a date certain, but conservation boards aiming for first week in September. So I think this would probably be the second meeting in September. Okay. And this September 12th meeting is the conservation board meeting. Yes. And that's and that's mandatory, right? We have to go through the conservation board before we can't we couldn't hear it till they resolved it or till they heard it. Is that right, Scott? You shouldn't hear it. Yeah. And the applicants again, okay with us. I got to see a hand up. Is that the applicants okay with us doing this? Well, let's see Bill. Let's see if that's Bill DeVos. Hello. Is this Bill DeVos or? This is Bill. Okay. Great. So I suggested that we have a site visit second week or the first week of September. I'm wondering if that site visit goes well, which I suspect it will. If we can, will we need to meet with you again after that or can we kind of come to some resolution at this stage? Well, the conservation board makes a recommendation to the Bell and Ryu board. So it'd be cart before the horse if DRP acted on this without the conservation board waiting in. Right. Okay. I just read the little excerpt I was sent and it seemed like it was seemed to have a favorable outlook. And so I was wondering if we need to have another, wait for another meeting after the September 1st meeting. Not that I'm in a rush, I just, but Tom LeBuff asked me to, to mention that. Okay. Well, we're, we want to have the conservation board recommending recommendation before we take our next step. So we'll wait for that. I mean, I will note this was listed for consent approval. So assuming a conservation board's okay with it, it should be relatively quick at our next meeting. Great. Okay. I appreciate it. Thank you so much. We have to recess it to a date certain. No, it's not a public hearing, but we will put it on the second September meeting. We don't need any action on this. Uh, your action would be to defer period. Well, our motion to defer this item. So moved. Jeff. Second. Chase. Discussion. All in favor. closed. Okay. Well, that, then we have one other item of other business. And this is a request for reconsideration of our decision to grant an appeal for the administrative denial on 203 South Cove road. And I think maybe we all remember what that was that we felt that the, the set front yard setback which is only going on. It's tries to create following the neighborhood patterns. I think our view was that it ended up. And as you know, I'm accused on this. You're recused on this. Okay. Dave, wasn't this on the last meeting agenda too, by the way? Yeah. And it was deferred to this meeting along with the annual reorg. Yeah, that's what I thought. All right. So I say Stan Weinberg is here and he has his hand up, but we're not really actually doing anything with this item other than the request for reconsideration. We first have to decide if we are reconsidering and then we would have set a time to take evidence. Is that right, Scott? Yeah. Right. So it's a two step process for reconsideration. One is you're right. Board needs to decide whether or not you want to reconsider it or entertain reconsideration. And the second step is if you do decide to reconsider it, then we would schedule a hearing on the merits and get into the weeds. So I just, I have a brief comment just to frame this to the board if I may. Okay. So I'll start out by pointing out acknowledgement. I'm just going to jump in procedurally. I don't think you can let the requesting party speak and not the other parties. If it's just the board to consider it, then the board has to just consider it. Well, typically the request for reconsideration, the requester says why without getting into the weeds of the merits. But I'll leave it to you, right? Especially because this is an appeal of administrative action. And I think maybe we're all sort of aware of what the issue was with this thing that we thought that we could make a different interpretation of the zoning ordinance relative to this item. And there's no doubt that we went a little over our skis on this one, maybe, but Dom and also I think we had a conversation about it. So how do people feel about this one? Whether it's something we want to revisit? I would not like to revisit it. I feel like the process happened as it should and having, ideally, you know, if the scenario like this came up again, if there were additional evidence, I would expect staff to have it from the start. I don't know. It feels odd to have the back and forth on overturning the appeal. It feels like that's what our role should be. And going back on the overturning, it seems very convoluted. I agree. I agree with that. I think we talked about it. We made our decision. I'd like to move forward. I also agree that just for the sake of process that we should move forward, it's interesting to me, though, that at the last meeting, there was a request to reconsider, and we did take it up. I believe I understand why we took that one up. And some of this, I agree, is a case-by-case basis. I lean towards not reconsidering, even though I voted against this, but I also want to seek some consistency, I think, and I just think that we should, amongst ourselves, know when we're going to reconsider and when we're not going to. I think at the last meeting, we just postponed this decision. So that folks who are talking about. Yeah, it was a different issue, Chase, that we. Yeah. Something like, wasn't it like a terrorist? That was not an appeal, though. That was our decision on the initial application. So I do think that is different than what we're talking about here, Leo, if that makes you feel more comfortable. Any thoughts, Jeff? Well, I was not here for the decision on the underlying case, so I don't think I'm going to participate in the decision on whether to reconsider, but I guess just as a policy matter, I think those considerations are always going to be pretty fact-specific, so it's hard to have sort of a standard rule to say, yes, we reconsider in these circumstances and no in those. So we have a request, I guess, take a vote on whether we grant the request for reconsideration. Union motion. Yep. I move that we deny the request for reconsideration on CAP-22-2203 South Overhead. I'll second that. Any discussion? Paul, in favor? I'm really sorry. I was muted. I just want to say one thing, and that is that I'm pretty sure, but I just want to confirm that we all agree that the issues raised in the request for reconsideration, those I believe were all things that we considered at the initial meeting, right? And I just want to agree on that. You're referring to the memo that we had from staff? Okay. Yeah, it was decided on a pretty narrow basis, as we did, and I think that's the issue of the staff, discreet with the sun. So, motion second. And I'm recusing myself from the vote. All in favor of denying the request for reconsideration. And it's five to one, one abstention. Okay. Good. So, that is, AJ, you're back. Yeah, I'm here. Okay. So, we now have our annual organizational meeting, political buttons and banners and slogans, right? So, we have to elect a board chair, vice chair, ordinance committee members, and long range planning committee. I've enjoyed being, I guess I will start with a chair. I would say I've enjoyed being chair for a number of years, and I think I'm now ready to not be chair. So, I'd like somebody else to be nominated for this position. So, do we have any nominations for the chair? I would nominate AJ LaRosa to chair the Development Review Board. I'll second that. Any other nominations? I think I can accept the nomination. Okay. Sure. Thanks. Not nominating myself, but sure, I'll do it. Okay. Are you going to vote for yourself? Yeah, but I, yeah, we have to vote you. All right. Okay.  Congratulations, AJ. Great. Thanks. You want to start now? So, it's your meeting. Okay. We need a vice chair. I'd like to nominate somebody. I think Caitlyn would be the vice chair. I'll second that. All those in favor? Also unanimous. Caitlyn, great. All right, Caitlyn. Would you like to know when I'm not here? Our next meeting. No. So, we need long range planning ordinance committee. Do we need something else, Scott? That's it. I, and there's, there's wording about the clerk, but, you know, the clerk is the zoning tech who is. Who's on the ordinance committee currently? Right now we have two, but that's going to slim down to one. So, you need to follow up between the two. Leo, would you like to continue to serve on the ordinance committee? I would. Great. I'm nominated about Airbnb. So, good luck with that. No, I'd nominate Leo. I would nominate. Great. I'll second that. Caitlyn, would you still be interested? And that's it. Well, this is about like, if, as, are those other seats open, if you are a chair, vice chair, we're trying to keep it spread out. It doesn't matter. I don't think there's a rule one way or the other. I'm fine with, if you'd like to do both, that's great. By all means. The only question I had is, who's on the long range planning? Is that a new? No, that's all. Do we have a long range planner? A long range planning committee meet as needed. I don't think it's met in the past year or so. I don't remember who's the rep. And it's kind of telling you if the individual doesn't remember. I'll be happy to be on that one. I'm serious. I wouldn't be. If they ever do meet, I'd show up. That's an experience to share with them. So, so nominated. So now, seconded. All in favor of putting Brad on the long range planning committee. That's why you got on the ice. That was easy, Brad. So ordinance committee, do we only need one or can we have two? We only need one. We needed two because we didn't have a design advisory board rep, but they have since selected a rep. So we're down to one for DRP. And we have two people that are currently on it. That's right. And Leo is trying to get off it. Sounds what it looks like. If you don't, I like it. I mean, it also barely meets. So. So, okay, let's do it. Well, we can do it two ways. You two can decide how you want to do it or we can just vote and find out which one of you we like better. Out. Caitlyn's going to win that one. You know, you consolidate power in the hands of somebody. It's trouble. There'll be, there'll be future years. One of you take it this year, Caitlyn, and then we can decide next year. Okay. Leo gives up his spot. I'll nominate Caitlyn and also serve on the ordinance committee. I'll second that. All in favor. All right. That's it, Scott. That's tonight. Leo, we'd all lose. We'd all lose to Caitlyn in a popularity contest. So we're done, Scott. That's our team. Mary, we're done.  We have issues. Wasn't me. It was definitely you. Wasn't me. It's definitely you. Well, now the challenge here is we've had meetings as short as 17 minutes. So there, there you go, new chair. Just keep putting it on the consent agenda. I can beat that. We can beat that. All right. I'm talking two weeks back. And thank you for your service, Brad. Yeah. Right. Should we get you something like? No. I don't know. Can we get him something? If your decision is chair, AJ. All right. We'll look at our, we'll look at our budget and see what we can fit in there. That's right. Two liter bottle of soda from City Mart. No, not City Market from Shaw's. Okay. See you. I look forward to it. All right. Bye. Bye.