Going on everyone, Sam here with late sports cards. I'm in 23, Panini Mosaic football choice, 10 box break, number 8. Pick your team style, read up all of our names in our teams. You got Abdo Z with the Falcons Panthers. Thank you, Abdo. Sold us out on the night. I appreciate you, man. Tyler H with the Cardinals. Tyler also sold us out. This is not an outfit of order. Hold on. So Brandon S with the Bears, Chiefs, Niners, Bangles, Rams, Shipe with the Jags Commanders, Brandon W, Lions, Chris A, Bucks, Dakota D, Vikings, Diego I, Raiders, Suki M, Giants, Eric S, Packers, George M Cowboys, Jabari L, Browns, James H, Ravens, Jeremiah P, Steelers, Jonathan F. Bills, Joshua W. Texans, Matthew M. Patriots, Mitchell J. Colts, Paul B. Jets, Phillip N. Titans, Ragey, Eagles, Richard P. Chargers, Russell P. Seahawks, Terry F. Broncos, no, Terry F. with the Broncos, Troy F. with the Dolphins, Tyler H. Saints, and so Tyler H. E. with the Saints, Tyler H. A. with the Cardinals. So good luck here, everybody. Let's do it. 10 boxes of mosaic. I've been a minute since I've opened this, so I'm excited. I love this. See a big peacock or a Nebula. CJ Stroud, Nebula. Anthony Richardson, Nebula Auto. Points, really? 400, ran them to all. Sorry about that, everybody. Greens, Arch, Coran Bennett to the Raiders, and BJ Ojalari for the Cardinals on the rookies. Silver, Tim Brown, Mosaic, Dallas Goddard, and then to 80, Minka Fitzpatrick Steelers, Monro St. Brown for the Lions, and Jordy Nelson for the Packers. You can just do Blackgolds, peacocks, autos, and like a Nebula there is. Yeah, sorry about that. Sorry about that, everybody. Anti that, for sure. We have an auto in this one, so that's good. Jackson Smith and Jigba and Brian Breesie. Ryan Tannehill and Doug Flutie. Nice one here, going to the Rams, Byron Young, congrats on that Rams. Very nice one here to 80. Will Leviss Rookie, congrats Titans. Got Richard Sherman at 80 for Seattle, and Aiden Hutchinson for the Lions. Two autos in this one, and a peacock, so that's good. Kid reporter for Jake, he's a baby. Jalen Hyatt and Brian Branch. Yeah, I'm glad that wasn't a personal for points, thank God. Devin White and Jerome Bettis. Here you go, Jake, for the Bucks. Ligaret Blunt.  That's my favorite card in the entire Mosaic set. Yep, Ligaret Blunt for the Bucks. Nice one here, Vaughn, this is a Vaughn card right here for Jacksonville, Mark Brunel on the Blackgold. Nice one there, Scheipe, picking up the Brunel. Here you go, Scheipe. Eight of nine, or no, six of eight, six of eight, just kidding, six of eight. Blackgold. All right, we've got Devonte Smith, Kishon Johnson, and Non-Rookie for the Steelers, Kenny Pickett, Jiminy Pickett. Where's Anthony? I know, where's Anthony at on that one? Nice one there, congrats, Pittsburgh. Yeah, I forgot he played in Washington. I forgot about that. Which one is it, Puka? Or is it the pickleball one? That one's fire. Bryce Young. They're making a pickleball leaf card? Yeah, oh yeah. Mackay Blackburn. Absolutely. Silver Garrett Wilson, Annalee Waters, and McGuffin with all of his Brady whining. Stawback to 25, Sauce Gartner for the Jets. Nice one there, New York. Grats Jets, we've got Hollywood, 280. Darnell Washington for the Steelers to 80, and Emmett Smith to 80 as well. The sauce, yeah. Especially with one that's in the green parallel. Oh my god. So nasty. Wait, was that you, Paul? Hey, let's go, Paul.  Another one. Gonna grade that one as well. Let's go, dude. Let's go. Come on, Paul.  Ventrell Miller and Jay Ward. I didn't realize that was, you had them until right now. Cam Jordan and Kirk, Kirk O'Chains. Magnificent. Ooh. To 25, Garrison Hearst. Going to the Niners. Nice one there, San Fran. That's sick. To 80, Brock Purdy. To 80, Phil Sims. And Joe Thomas. What's the lowdown on it, Puka? It's a lowdown on Leaf Magnificent's. Michael, Puka. Michael, sir.  Another Peacock. Darnell Washington and Sydney Brown. What sound does a Peacock make? JC Horne and Devontae Adams. Nice one here, 225. Jack Campbell going to the Lions. That very well could be, shite. What was that? There's noises going on out there. Maybe it is haunted. I'm not kidding, bro. To 80 is Jaylen Hertz. Kieshawn Johnson. And then for the Eagles, Dallas Goddard. Nice one there. Peacock for the Eagles, Dallas Goddard. Not kidding, man. I see HP has been hiding. Really strike. Joey Porter Jr. and Collegiate Cancey. Nice. That is a Devon Achan. Silver debut. The number to five multi-sport inscriptions. Nice. Josh Downs. Got redemption is Bijan Robinson. Infocus, Choice Fusion. Red and yellow. Congrats, Atlanta. Abdo Z. One of the last teams taken. I think that was the last team taken. Abdo had the last two. Very nice. Congrats, buddy. We'll mag that one for it. Got a Calvin Hill for the Cowboys to 80. Tyler Lacy to 80 for the Jags. And Eddie George for the Titans to 80. Yeah, true. I'll take the inscriptions and super low numbered stuff. So here it is right there. See that?  All right. Got Kelly Ringo and Charlie Jones. That is going to be Deontay Johnson and Tyree Kill. Tyjay Spears to 80. Jamar Chase to 80. Hack Jones Nevillea time. Nothing, Nothing going on here. Nothing nothing going on here man. Nothing going on here. Nothing to see. Nothing to see. Nothing to see. Nothing to see. Right Sam? Nothing to see man. Tyler Scott, rookie auto for the Bears.  One of one Nebula. True Bryce Oh my god. Taking.  I'd like just no words for that man. That's incredible. Yeah I'll grab.  Hey thank you Jose. Appreciate you buddy.  One of the biggest cards in the entire product right there. All right we've got Felix and Twiike Uzoma and Will Leviss. Travis Kelsey. Silver. Sam Howell. Mosaic. Nice one here for the Falcons. Desmond Ritter on the base choice auto. Absolutely.  Unreal. Oh my god and it's the true rookie too dude. Oh my god. I couldn't even look bro. Oh my god. Oh my god. That is the first time in a while I've been like genuinely speechless when I saw a card dude. Nice to nine is TJ Hawkinson. Honey Bay CJ Strouds Nebula for sale at 25 Gs.  Volami Fajoco Jr. to 80. Art Monk to 80. And Travis Kelsey to 80.  They were sitting there too. Yeah that was the last two teams taken. Abel took the Falcons and the Panthers. Hit the Bijon and then hit the. Oh my god he hit the. Yeah the Bijon too. How they break Abdo. Abdo congrats buddy. Thank you. Thank you buddy. Yeah dude that is just insanity dude. Insanity. Oh we got a black black gold as well. Michael Wilson. Oh boy. And Darnell Wright. All right we've got Paul Krauss and Zach Martin. Don't pull the trigger. Oh no. USC lost. Wow yeah Utah with the dub. Let's go Brandon with the Lions to 25 Jameer Gibbs Rookie Otto. Brandon W to 80. Calvin Ridley for the Jax to 80. Kishan Johnson for the Jets and black gold. Garrett Wilson.  Eight of nine. Congrats buddy.  Yes Forrest. It is the Bryce Young Nebula. One of one. Yeah man.   That is unbelievable. Yep oh my god bro. Let's do these points really quick.  All right let me Jesus dude. Yes did make up for the 400 points earlier that is valid that is valid. Points. All right guys going to pull the dice and whatever team is on top after five times we'll get the points. So we got one two three four and five. Going to the bills. Bill is going to pick that one up. I got you. Yeah it was the Brunel Otto is the biggest one for sure. Oh no no the little Garrett Blunt. Oh yeah so the Garrett Blunt. That was the biggest card of the break. No doubt. No doubt. Yes. No doubt in my mind.  All right we got Peacock, Staliskotter and Kenny Pickett. That is Garrett Wilson to nine. Desmond Ritter Otto, the Garrett Blunt, Byron Young, Tyler Scott, Garrison Hurst, Saus Gardner, Jack Campbell, Jameer Gibbs to eight Mark Brunel and TJ Hawkinson and the Bryce Young Nebula dude. Oh and the Bijan as well. Same guy. Both going to Abdo took the last two spots of the night right there. Last two spots. Let's go Abdo. Last spot mojo is a real thing. Yes it is. Just unreal man. That'll do it for the break guys. Thanks again for the fill. Up next is uh is and


So Variety came out with what they say are the 100 greatest television shows in history.  So what do you think are on there? I wasn't particularly caring about the ranking per se except for maybe what they chose as number one, you know, but I know no one's gonna uniformly agree about the ranking of shows. Just what made the list? The top 10? Well, you name a show and I'll tell you if it made the list and what number it got. Probably because I looked through the list and there's some ones I think you would obviously think of and that we're talking every possibility. So number one is probably we're talking variety, comedy, drama, reality, everything that's ever been on television. I'm guessing MASH is way up there. MASH was in the top 10. Yeah. Yeah. Game of Thrones. Game of Thrones came in at 21. Breaking Bad. Five. Yeah. Better Call Saul probably. Nothing. Really? Didn't make the list. Interesting. Cheers. Cheers was way up there. Yeah. Cheers was in the top 20. A couple of other ones that were way up there that you would expect. Seinfeld. Okay. Office, obviously. Yeah. The office they listed around 39.  Parks and Rec. That wasn't on it? Wasn't even on the list. My God. Parks and Rec wasn't on the list. Sherlock wasn't on the list. Little House on the Prairie didn't make the list.  The Partridge family didn't make the list.   The acting in it by the kids was subpar. Spectacular. They're still talking about it somewhere in Denmark. The Black Mirror was 95. Yeah, I've never seen it. You've never seen an episode of Black Mirror? No. Even the Adam Scott episode?  Yeah, I know. I've never seen it. You would love Black Mirror. That's what I heard, but I didn't get on it when everybody was on it and I just never got it. Wow. Anyway. Twilight Zone 14. Will and Grace 93. Twilight Zone. Friends 29. Hannibal. Seems low for 99. The number one Cosby show 90. Happy Days 87. Fleabag 82. Okay. That's a good show, but Afterlife didn't make it on there, which is a phenomenal show. Saturday Night Live, Tonight Show, Taxi, Deadwood, Grey's Anatomy, RuPaul's Drag Race. Nice. So they had some really great choices. The number one show that they, third was Sopranos, second was Mad Men. Nice. I love Mad Men. Number one, and this is what I actually would have chosen as well, was I Love Lucy.  Anyways, today we got, this is, it's called shower con by, say this name, Pan Nalin. Or Nalin. Never before seen footage, well, now it has been obviously, of shower con by this person. Is he taking a shower? And it's in the year of 1996. Ah. And so he kind of, some behind the scene, not like they're not doing like a making of or anything, but some behind the scene footage of him making films. Okay.  It's kind of just like never before seen footage of shower con and part of his life and him on set. Cool. And stuff like that. Cool. And it's 1996, so it's very early in his career as well. Very, very early in his career. He would have been around 30. Excuse me. The Lumiere brothers. Who's shower, shower, shower, Shuprik? Who's, who's that? There was a day we would have said that boy. He's young. Is that him? No, that's not him. That's him. God bless crew. Ah, Karen Arjun.  Nice job. They spit? Nice. Was that him? That was him. Nice job. Yeah. I do believe he's had quite a few injuries throughout his career. Bye. Oh, is that a stunt double? I'm guessing obviously there are two shower cons out there that I don't know about. That's someone con, isn't it? Yeah, that's someone. They're in the film together. Love a good brick wall. Yeah. This gets me so excited. I love this. Old school movie making especially was just different. Good. Because nowadays all that would be done with like CGI. At this age he arrives to have young Johnny Depp. He kind of looks like him a little bit too. What? Did we get copyrighted? Probably. Did we get copyrighted? There was probably some music playing here that they got copyrighted. Hi. Hi everybody. Yeah, that's what happened. I know that trick. See who I got this time. I can't see who that is with him. He's wearing leg warmers. Leg warmers. Yeah. Is he driving? Yeah. I can't believe he's driven. He's going to watch us now and be like, oh, I was driving. I've been driven in years. That's one of my favorite things about Dwayne Johnson. Dwayne Johnson does that all the time. It's different here though, man. Oh, very beautiful little face. A couple of weeks ago my photo of you. Is he on another film set? Yeah. We're just saying one film set. I think this is a different film. I could be wrong. Guys, watch out. There's a car coming. Cut, cut, cut, cut, cut. I could have watched like 10 hours of that. That was good. Yeah, that was good. It's, I mean, it really is just getting a little sneak peek of the past. And without being behind the scenes like I'm making of or anything like that, you still get to watch movies being made. And there's something so beautiful about old school movies being made. Even though I know this was the 90s, but obviously that the 90s in India has like a 70s us feel. Yeah, exactly. It does. Just that's just the, I think the technology they had was the technology we had like in the 70s, right? Yeah. That's really how it went until they have more caught up recently. Yeah. But it's so fun. It is such a good time watching stuff like that. And that's a cool little stunt he did. It was. A couple of those stunts were very cool. Yeah. That's the one that I bet he, I wonder if he would be allowed now. Because like at certain, because at a lot of times it's insurance doesn't let people do it. Yeah, but he could do Tom Cruise. Yeah. Tom Cruise asks forgiveness, not permission a lot of the time. They find out after he's done the stunt.  If something happened to him, there are clauses that say you can't. And so he's doing it anyway. Not like he needs the insurance money. No, no, he doesn't really need it. Not that he's Shahrukh Khan. No. But like it's for the, it's the, what it's to protect is the production. Yeah. Because if you get hurt, the production stops. Right. It's to protect the production and them not lose their money, but Tom typically produces his own stuff as the Shahrukh Khan. So they don't care. But yeah. At this age, he kind of looks like young Johnny Depp in like 21 Jump Street. A little bit. The hair especially. Yeah.  Pretty much everybody did. It was like, it was like a bull. A feathery with like a mullet. Yeah. A bull mullet feathered. How'd you do that? How long did that take you? I, it just grew. I did not, I did not do much with my hair. It just grew. All I remember is when I was a little kid until I was like 18, 19 years old, when I started to grow my hair out, all I ever did was go to get my hair cut and say, I want to look like Superman. So it was always cut and parted to the side. That was after the bowl of the, everybody asked me if that was real. Who knows? Partridge.  Or was it for the show? No, that was, that was my hair. And they didn't put it in the top 100 shows of all day or little house. The two shows that I was a series regular on the partridge family. And I was on a few episodes, a little house, neither one of those shows make the top 100. Are you kidding me? Any of the shows I guess start on probably not at least the weapon, but did Jane the Virgin make the list? No, believe it or not. No, Jane the Virgin. I've never seen it. I just know it was a popular show. Yeah. And I was in it for an episode. Anyways, that was, that was a lot of fun. If there's other stuff like this, obviously please let us know. What? I just, I'm compiling a list I'm going to come up with. That's enough to do with right now. Anyways, let us know down below.


If you're injured rehab involves exercise, right? If you have a bad heart, there's a form of activity you could do to improve your heart health, right? You can exercise through almost anything so long as it's appropriate. This becomes a problem mainly because people work out wrong or they over apply intensity or they do too much for their body. That's when it becomes, well, to, I mean, I like to look at this as an opportunity to really look at what was benefiting you in your training and what probably wasn't benefiting you training and to be able to address that while you're going through the rehab process and really lean into it of, you know, maybe I wasn't incorporating enough unilateral training, maybe I wasn't incorporating enough type of training that brought me outside of this sagittal plane of movement to be able to not repeat the same patterns. Like this is a lesson that I hope that you take the opportunity to learn and to now incorporate things that you might have been deficient in.


So, welcome back everybody, we have a panel discussion here. The topic is Federal Linux, is it just a public good? Now what? And originally there were supposed to be three speakers here. Unfortunately, as you all know, Matthew Miller is sick, so let's hope that he gets better soon. But we have two other speakers here. So we have Justin Florey and Lucy Harris. Justin Florey is a humanitarian open source developer at UNICEF and Lucy Harris is a co-lead of the Digital Public Goods Alliance. So the floor is yours. Thanks. Well, it's too bad that we couldn't get Matthew on today, but I know he wanted to be here and looking at his Twitter. He really wanted to be here physically too, but I'm glad that you all could be here and make it. So maybe Lucy, you wanna do me just a quick intro before we jump into some of the panel discussion? Absolutely. Hi, my name is Lucy Harris. I'm based in Toronto, Canada, and I co-lead the Digital Public Goods Alliance, which is a multi-stakeholder initiative founded by UNICEF, the government of Norway, the government of Sierra Leone, and the Indian think tank iScurit and we're dedicated to advancing digital public goods to achieve the sustainable development goals. And I'm Justin. I've been involved in the Fedora project community for a little over six or seven years. Currently, I work at UNICEF with their Office of Innovation as an open source advisor where I work with different startup companies and teams building open source solutions to help them think through best practices and how to build communities around their work. And today we're here to talk a little bit about a story that happened a little bit a couple months back in 2021 of how Fedora Linux became the first Linux distribution Linux distribution to be certified as a digital public good. So across this panel, we're keeping it pretty informal and we'll try to leave some time towards the end for questions, but we'll take you through a little bit of background on what digital public goods are all about, what they are, who's behind them. We'll talk about the pathway that Fedora took back in August to become one of the first certified Linux distributions. And then we'll try to connect this into why this all matters for Fedora and some things that you can do to nominate some of your own favorite open source projects as well. Do you wanna try the screen share, Lucy? Yeah. Or do you wanna start with that? It's work. How's that? Perfect. Wonderful. So yeah, I'll really try and focus on what are digital public goods? Why are they important? And then hand it back to Justin to talk specifically about Fedora Linux's story. But I'd like to start with a different story that I think is important, kind of set the scene of why DPGs are so important. So in, this story starts in Sri Lanka where the first suspected case of COVID-19 which was registered on January 27th and realizing that travelers were still pouring into the countries as a popular tourist destination, they immediately local developers got to work building this COVID-19 tracker. So this tool focused on the registration and tracking of travelers who are arriving for regions with a very high risk of COVID infection. And in just two days of that first case being registered thanks to this local development team, this tracker was deployed in airports. And the reason this was so successful wasn't just that they were building this tracker on its own, but because it was being built on top of another open source project called DHIS2, which is an open source health information management system and a digital public good that was already in use in Sri Lanka. So the speed and efficiency with which they were able to respond to this crisis is impressive, but it's not the most impressive part of the story. What I think makes this story interesting is that when, because DHIS2 as a digital public good was already being used in countries around the world, when Sri Lanka shared their user guide about their tracker with the global community, other countries were able to pick it up immediately and it was implemented in 38 countries and is currently being adapted for use in 14 more. So why this is cool is because it's not just a great piece of technology, it was something more. It was built as an open source project that meant it could be modified. And when the problem was spotted that no one could have predicted the global pandemic, they were able to adapt it to fit a new circumstance. Then they were able to share it back with the global community of others who were using and building that solution to solve that problem, same problem for dozens of other countries and communities. So I think the folks here would agree that though technology itself doesn't solve societal problems, we can solve them using technology and that the way that technology is designed and developed really matters. So this isn't a new idea that the way technology is designed matters, but there's been a growing focus on this idea that is emerging into what we call digital public goods. And I think it's largely driven by a recognition that the process of digital transformation that has just been electrified by COVID-19 needs to be effective and adoptable and needs to be based on open tools. So this is a definition from, that came out of the 2019 high level panel and digital cooperation where the UN Secretary General gave this definition of digital public goods as digital solutions that promote open source software, their open source software, open data, open AI models, open standards and open content that adheres to privacy and other applicable international and domestic laws and does no harm. So we at the Digital Public Good Alliance took this idea and really flesh it into a definition of digital public goods. So DPGs are technologies that really harness the power of the internet to create thoughtfully developed digital solutions that deliver a shared benefit and solve common problems. Sometimes people think of DPGs as just being free software, but there's so much more than that. When we talk about digital public goods, we're talking about a solution that advances the sustainable development goals that is open source, yes, but that has also taken steps in its design and development to avoid and mitigate harm. Fedora Lenox switch, Justin will be talking about in a moment, the great example of this built collaboratively available to anyone to change and modify and presenting a solution to a common problem. So to make this even more functional as a definition to get really into the nitty gritty of what is a digital public good, we've established this digital public goods standard. This is a summary of it. You can see the full standard on the website, but there are nine indicators that serve as like a baseline of requirements that have to be met in order to be considered a digital public goods. So you can see that includes things like having documentation, a use of an improved open license, mechanisms for extracting non-PII data, and number nine that just says, do no harm, it folds out into a whole bunch of 98, 98, 98. It's much more complicated than I could fit on this one slide. So solutions can test themselves against this and submit to the DPG registry to be reviewed as a digital public good. And of course, with the ethos of open source, the DPG standard itself is an open source project. It lives on GitHub. Anyone can contribute to it and any changes to it always happen in the open. So we'll talk a little bit about, this was the process that Fedora Linux followed and Justin can tell you a little bit more about their unique experience. But I also hope that this will inspire some other folks in the audience to submit their own solutions as digital public goods. You do that by nominating. You can also nominate on behalf of another project and we'll reach out to the project owner to follow up with them because ultimately someone with deep knowledge of the product needs to answer these questions. It undergoes a technical review where we look at the documentation, the license they said they have, does it fit? And then if yes, they get recognition on the DPG registry, which is itself an open project. There's an open API so that database can be pulled into and is being used to underlie a bunch of other catalogs and digital solutions. So we think this is a great way not only for projects to show their kind of alignment with the sustainable development goals and the commitments they're making around that but also to increase their visibility. And as part of the alliance I mentioned earlier, we've got the government of Norway, the Indian think tank, I Spirit, the government of Sierra Leone, UNICEF, UNDP recently joined the governance as well as the government of Germany. And our members include so many amazing organizations including Github, other UN agencies like the UN tech on voice office. And we're adding kind of countries and private and public sector organizations every day. So it's a really great way to get that kind of recognition. This is already a good day. We've got 86 digital public goods registered but I invite you to take a look at the registry as well. So I will stop, this is all kind of broad background and I'm sure you're really excited to hear about Fedora Linux a specific experience with this. So I will stop sharing my screen and turn it over to Justin. Thanks. So building on that, I wanna take us back to how this conversation started with Fedora because one of the things that's the very first requirement in the digital public good standard is that piece on relevance to the United Nations sustainable development goals. Maybe you know about them already, maybe you don't but these were a set of 17 goals that the United Nations defined in 2015 to across a range of areas to work towards by 2030. And so we started this conversation with Fedora looking across these 17 different goals that cover a wide range of things from climate action to zero hunger and quality education but we looked more closely at one of these in specific which is the goal number nine which I'll drop a link here in the chat but this one is all about it's titled industry innovation and infrastructure. So I wanna hone in on that piece on infrastructure because so much of what we do especially in these kinds of like Linux oriented communities or these places where we're building well, we're creating building blocks for other projects and other communities to build their own solutions on top of the tools and infrastructure that we're sharing. We started to look more closely at that and we started a conversation in the Fedora Council about exploring this opportunity for Fedora to be recognized as a digital public good through its relevance as critical digital infrastructure. So back in June, we had a presentation at the Fedora Council which is on the Fedora project YouTube I believe as well and that's how we started to frame this by thinking through what exactly do we mean when we're talking about resilient infrastructure and inclusive and sustainable industrialization. So a lot of times when we're thinking about infrastructure we're thinking about it in a very physical sense roads, bridges, trains, cars, highways, cell towers, all these kinds of very physical things in our world but maybe you already feel this way or maybe you don't but you haven't thought of it this way but all these different ways that we set up our digital world today we have all these different kinds of infrastructure and tools and platforms that help us build these new solutions. So we framed it by thinking how can, knowing that our world is more and more interconnected that this was a good moment to explore what digital infrastructure really means and to think of what examples or to think more about what examples there are of digital infrastructure. So we use that to take a look back and think about almost the last 20 to 40 years of free and open source software and think about these key examples and that was how we started this conversation of how Fedora could fit into this digital public good standard and how it could be recognized as a core piece of digital infrastructure. So that was how we started this conversation back in June and in August we worked together with the Fedora project leader, Matthew and me to help put together the first application or the first nomination for Fedora as a DPG and just like Lucy explained a moment ago on the slides there was the review process we worked with together with the Fedora project leadership and the digital public goods alliance to review all these different parts of Fedora. One of the things that I thought was really unique is one of the questions in that process is understanding like where the project is developed and where it was deployed which I think was really amazing that Matthew pulled all the IP address logs from all the different package mirrors and repositories and came up with something like 340 unique territories and countries of where Fedora is or where we're seeing hits on our different package repositories for people that are using and running Fedora Linux. So this was how that conversation started and it was through that review process in back in August that we had this conversation went through with the Fedora council and at the end of it in, I believe it was August at the end of August, Fedora was officially certified as the first Linux distribution as a digital public good. And there's some pieces, there's some, oh, I saw Ben just dropped a link to the Fedora council meeting. So if you wanna see that full recording of the presentation, you can find it there from back in June. But this was kind of the story of how it happened and this is where I was really hoping Matthew could be here. So I'll try to speak as best as I can on his behalf on this piece. But how does this connect Fedora Linux to the digital public goods? Or why does this matter for Fedora? So this was a long process that we are, sorry. So for Fedora recognizing that this is a core piece of digital infrastructure, that was one part of it. But another thing that we really care a lot about in Fedora is also our community. We've always had, if you've been involved in the Fedora project, you might know about the four foundations, freedom, friends, features first. And behind all of those things, Fedora has this very strong international community of hundreds, if not thousands of people spread across literally six continents. I mean, and if you know anyone in Antarctica, let us know, that'd be a good one to add on a list too, but. So this part was a really important piece behind, what the Fedora project is trying to accomplish and what we're trying to do with this work. So by going through this process and achieving the certification, it was an affirmation of Fedora's commitment to all these very critical things, both in terms of the standard, all these different points that, looking at things like, of course, the open source licenses and documentation, but also things like, do no harm in terms of how our community interacts and engages with each other, things like our code of conduct and the ways that we treat and interact with each other across our project. These are all pieces of the puzzle that fit together and made a compelling case for why Fedora would be a good, was a good candidate and a good nominee for becoming a digital public good. So this was the point, and I think that link that Lucy just put in the chat too, this is some of the reflection that the team did as well, thinking about, so I think that's another good reference to look at in terms of the thinking and the motivation for why this was so important for Fedora and why we made it a commitment over those one to two months that we were working on the nomination to move ahead with this. So the last thing that I want to kind of wrap up with is thinking about next steps of how your own favorite open source projects or digital infrastructure projects could become a digital public good. So I shared the link to the Sustainable Development Goals website. There's the 17 different goals that you can look through and browse. I know we just had that keynote a little bit ago on OS climate, which was a really interesting and compelling case of a project working towards climate action with all these different key stakeholders. So this is a really excellent opportunity to start thinking more about what projects are we participating and working in and what ways can they impact communities and other derivative or downstream projects in a way that you could pursue this option of going through this nomination process to become a digital public good. So we're really keen to, I think we have five minutes left here for Q and A. So it was a really quick peek. And don't forget to look at some of the polls in the polls tab on Hoppin. We've been feeding some of the some of the interactive polls there as well. But I think now from here we can open it up for any questions there are. Oh, and actually I think I see some here in the Q and A tab. Lucy, maybe I'll read this one and maybe you can take this from Harish. How would do no harm be enforced? Or if something is a digital public good and later it was deemed to be doing harm does it exit DPG status? Great question. So did I turn my, yes, I ended up eating one at all. And good pointing out the Q and A tab. I was like, oh, we have no questions because I was looking at the chat but here they all are wonderful. So do no harm breaks down as I mentioned into three components. And the full title of do no harm is do no harm by design. So we don't actually monitor whether a solution ends up doing harm down the road. We look at was it developed in a way that is likely to mitigate harm. So what we're looking at is kind of how they collect and store data. How they ensure the privacy and security of the data they collect. How they deal with, if they host content how they deal with inappropriate and legal content and what their mechanisms are for detecting and removing it. And then if they facilitate interactions between users so whether that's part of a community or directly as part of the product. They have a mechanism too for people to protect themselves against grief abuse and harassment and there's a way to address the safety and privacy of underage users. So that's all about how the product is designed. It's a little bit, we're looking at kind of the hammer does this hammer look like it's designed well and is it safe? People can use it to do good or bad things and that's where the standard doesn't go into how it's actually being implemented. We look at was it designed in the best possible way for this. If at the point of review they've got great privacy policies they're doing a good job dealing with inappropriate content and then down the road that falls away. So maybe they're not actually enforcing their privacy policy or they change it or they said that they weren't facilitating interactions and then they do and we find out and people can report projects to us. It would be removed from the DPG registry and it would lose its DPG status if it no longer was designed and developed to do no harm. I'm happy to have a go at the first question as well though I think you would also probably have some thoughts on this. So I think the primary benefit is recognition but also visibility and I say recognition not just recognition for yourself though I think or for the product though I think it does feel good and is important to products especially that are trying to do good in our open source to have this like global acknowledgement but I think others knowledge that as well. And so if your solution is one that's looking for adoption is looking for funding is looking for more people to engage with it. I think this puts you up a long project like Fedora Linux that have that recognition and are doing really good things. And we're seeing and I'm seeing at least a lot more recognition of the value of digital public goods generally. And I think with that like, oh my gosh we've got so much digitization happening it's very important that it's open source and that it was designed really thoughtfully it's more important to also have that official recognition. So I see this as kind of a spiral upwards where it feels good for the project to be seen in that light but that kind of status is also more broadly recognized by a community of people who are implementing funding and choosing projects that they want to support either as contributors or as users. So yes, it's about recognition but I would say kind of a complicated an excellent way. Yeah, and I think building on that too there's also a connection to, you know thinking about that DPG registry where all these projects are listed this does tie into some other streams and parallel to this as well. So for me and the UNICEF office of innovation one of the efforts that's going on there is the giga and giga connect or just giga which is an effort to connect all the world schools to the internet by 2030, a really ambitious goal. And I'll put the link there in the chat but the reason for this goal so you think of it from this way of like, okay, great. So we're working with huge telecommunications providers and folks that are actually building infrastructure and developing it where there currently isn't great infrastructure or connectivity. So you invest in all of these things you create connectivity where there wasn't before now what happens? So this is one way that the DPG registry and that work ties into this puzzle at least with internet connectivity and one of these streams of work with the giga project. So when we are, you know schools are becoming connected to the internet for the first time and by extension not just schools but local communities as well. Digital public goods is one way to answer that question of how do you build a sustainable infrastructure digital infrastructure in these places that haven't been done before. I know many good folks at Microsoft and people that work there but you know sometimes those tools can be a little frustrating to use and of course many times they also aren't open source and lack a lot of the same values and core pieces that we believe in that aren't there. So I think I know we're getting close to time here as I see the video is coming back up but I think this is one of those other pieces here of how this work ties into something bigger is it's providing more visibility and discoverability in these places that might not be our typical thing we think of from open source like people using and creating open source tools and projects but as more and more people become connected and get online these kinds of things will become increasingly important. Okay so I'm sorry but we are actually out of time. This was great. Thank you Lucy and Justin and I know we have two more questions here. So I suggest that I think you can discuss this in the work adventure. I'm gonna post the link here in the chat. So you can go there, create your avatar and discuss this. I actually recommend it. It's kind of a nice way to, you know that we try to sort of, you know make the venue a little bit more alive. So I think you can discuss the questions there. Thank you Lucy and Justin and send our regards to Matthew. Thank you so much. Have a great DevConf. Thank you.


Hey y'all, how are you guys doing today? First off, I want to say Merry Christmas to everyone. I hope that you are having a lovely holiday. I hope that you are getting whatever your hearts desire, whether it that be being with your family, friends, whoever may be child. Let me fix this, y'all, move up some. So yes, I got on my holiday outfit, my mommy uniform. I did have on, JP and I did have on matcha pajamas which I'm hot, so I had to switch into this top. So y'all, we're gonna jump right into it. It is wash day for me. I'm behind, what else is new? I'm going to be flat ironing straight in my hair. I'm gonna get into that, but the purpose of this is to detangle, detangle, detangle. My hair is so dirty. I know it's very dirty. I am so behind on videos. Hear me out, hear me out, sis, hear me out, okay? This is a serious situation. I'm behind on those reviews. And to make it even worse, I'm buying more products.  And so we're gonna be detangling my hair while talking to you guys. Let's get right into it. I have some Oliveira gel that JB cut up for me, which I'll hot mess. So y'all know how we do this. I talk about what's going on in my personal life when I'm watching on YouTube and what I'm watching on TV. Baby, 2023 is about the end. And it's the end of revealing girl. It's the awakening, revelations are coming. Some of this stuff though, you guys, are we really surprised? Like seriously, are you really surprised that some of this stuff is coming up? Because I'm not, hear me out. Before we get into all that, let's just go ahead and talk about what's going on in my personal life. We'll put this hot comb over here. So it's Christmas and JB got up early for Christmas. When I tell you early, I mean four o'clock. And I knew he would get up early and truth be told, I was already up. Cause y'all, I haven't saw him near really bad. Anyway, enough of that. He got up, got all his presents, y'all. He got, my old school baby, he got everything from a blockbuster Lancelot or, how do you pronounce it? Basically you can hold a blockbuster card and my husband has a blockbuster card that we need to find around this house. Y'all, I'm just using this Oliveira and I'm just gonna be finger-detangling and then going in with the comb. He received so many, so many quirky things. Of course I got him some new shoes cause he needed some new shoes and games cause he's a gaming kid. I got him a poster from one of his favorite movies. It's the Wizard with Fred Savage of all people.  But the one thing that he's been playing the most besides his WiiU that my husband bought him, y'all. He's been playing with that Snoopy. Remember y'all, remember that old school Snoopy ice cream cone where you will put ice in it and then you would grind it? It was like a igloo type of house and I know that's probably not politically correct but you will put the ice in it.   Let me tell you something.  He's been in there grinding it. He was grinding that thing for a good 30 minutes just to get two gulps of snow cone. And he was like, ooh, this is good the first time. Ooh, this is good, mama. Second time. That's a rip off. He said, this is a rip off, mama. I don't say anything cause I already know. I relived this 30 years ago. I already know what it's gonna have cause I didn't say anything. I said, oh, I'm so sorry, baby. You see how her appearance be. You see how happy I'm like, oh, I'm so sorry, honey that it's not working but we're enjoying it. And my husband is not here. He's in Kansas but we did FaceTime him so that he can talk to him and you know, just let him know how everything went. And so my parents and niece are coming tomorrow, baby. I'm having to baby proof the house cause she's bringing her baby. Now her baby isn't really that busy because she just turned one. It would be totally different if she was bringing a toddler. A toddler is being to all types of stuff but this is a baby. She's still sitting on people's laps and looking around. So she'll be okay but you can never be too safe. So I'm making sure that there's not a bunch of stuff just laying around. Sorry, y'all.  So yeah, I could have went over to my best friend's house I needed to do my hair. So there's none of that happening. We went to go visit my husband in Kansas. He's working in right on the border of Kansas and there's nothing to do in Kansas. Nothing, chicken with chit chat. Me, you guys, I don't really care. Like, I mean, I do care but it doesn't bother me to live in someplace that's not, cause I come from humble beginnings. You know what I mean? So my thing is that as long as it's clean and safe, I'm cool. You know what I mean? I said, well, you know, I'll cook. He said, well, I don't know if you can cook on the stove. I'm like, you must don't know who you married. I can cook on the stove. Matter of fact, I can cook outside. Oh yes, give me a Dutch oven. If you could put the fire together, I can cook outside. I'll be good. So sure enough, I cooked slate the food. He ate all that food so fast because Mr. Mann has lost weight. My husband's tall and he's down to like, he's lost like 10 pounds because I ain't cooking. You see? And that's nice. So, I mean, I've lost weight too. So anyway, y'all, we went there, nothing there but to eat and vintage, excuse me, thrift shopping with JB and I went to this banging baby. When I tell you, this is one of the best thrift stores. Y'all, I'm so old fashioned. One of the best thrift stores that I think that we've ever visited, JB and I, we all went as a family one day. And then I whispered to JB, we'll come back and spend all day in here. And that's what we, I don't know if y'all heard me. I told him, I said, we will come back and spend all day. We spent the good two hours in there. Ciao. They had mostly home stuff but toys and old toys too, equipment and they hadn't upstairs. And so JB and I went upstairs and all of a sudden I hear JB, he yells, mama, they have A-tracks. And the owner downstairs started laughing. She's like, I've never seen a child so happy about seeing A-tracks. I said, well, you got no idea. So I thought he would get an A-track player cause they found, he found an A-track player but instead he ended up getting some coins and I got some vintage vases. I can show them to you guys. And I've been wanting something like this because I do switch up my table skate depending on the seasons. And so for spring, I have a blue, white lemon. And so I felt these beautiful, what is this called? What is this called, you guys? Chana Reese, Chana, Chana Reese? Girl, I don't know. It's cute though. They're probably not legit vintage in there cause they were very affordable, like three and $4. I got like four of them. And so this is so nice, so nice, nice, nice. I'm so excited to, I know spring is gonna be here. I can't believe that we're already at the end of 2023. That's crazy.  We're gonna spend the night because he's still out. You know, he doesn't go back to school until June 6th. No, January 6th. So yeah, so that's going on. I contacted my another family member and let them know that I'm gonna come visit them cause that's the whole point you guys moving back is to make sure that I reconnect with my family and really spend time with them. So that's what's been going on. Everything is good. Everything is great. I'm feeling good, I'm looking good. I'm trying girl, I'm trying. So you guys, I do have another video that let me tell you something. It was a mess for me to record this video. I did a video on goal setting because it's the end of the year and I just don't like the setup. I did a downward taping or filming of it and because I'm not used to it, I'm pretty sure I can get away with the one time since I probably won't ever do it again. It'll be okay, but I just don't like it. I don't know if y'all are still interested in seeing it and I can make it live. It's a pretty long video, almost 20 minutes of me sharing how I set my goals, what I'm using, what I've done in the past and all of that because I do set goals as an individual. I've always done that. I haven't been that great these past few years and that's what I was basically explaining on what I plan on doing differently this year. So yeah, I have that video coming and as I stated, of course, this video pressing up my hair and hopefully in January, I can get back to the product reviews. I'm sorry, y'all, I'm all over the place. I can get back to the product reviews and we can get busy with that. So all right, you guys, what I'm watching on YouTube. First off, I would like to say that I'm so glad to see color. Beautiful was back, but baby, when I saw African export actually commenting on somebody's channel, on her channel, I was like, are you serious? I was so surprised to see that. A lot of the OG natural hair are, they're lurking. They really are and the reason why I know this is because I do, I am, I communicate with some of them. I'm not gonna name drop. I communicate with some of them, not a lot of them, but, and I know that they're lurking. They are around. That's it. What else, you guys? Again, the true crime, I'm all on. Uh-oh, the true crime I'm all about. Let me tell y'all about, let me tell you something. I'm gonna tell y'all about this, a little bit about this one true crime story that I was so surprised by what happened in the outcome. It really had me like, cause typically when I've been watching these true crime cases, I try to guess what's gonna happen. Oh, I'm like, oh yeah, I knew she killed her. I knew she did it. This one, I was shocked. So it's the case of Mary Day. So I'm not gonna get into all the details. So along the story short, there's this child who went missing and the sisters of Mary Day came forward years later and questioned the other sisters, like we're having a Mary, you know, Mary apparently had ran away, but the sisters that were her sisters, excuse me, were basically had a hunch that they felt that their parents actually killed their own sister, Mary. So the one sister went to the other sister and was like, so whatever happened to Mary and the one, and the other sister was like, oh, we don't, we don't talk about her. We don't talk about Mary Day. So I was like, what? Her parents never talked about this particular sister. The parents were like, she ran away and she always does that. She always, but the sister was too young at the time of her running away to understand what that meant and what the relationship was like. Long story short, girl, the sisters ended up filing a missing person because the parents never did it. And I think the child was like 12, 13 years old. She was the child basically under the age of 16, 18, but definitely under the age of 16, 15, right? She found a missing person. The person that the investigators started doing all of this work to try to find Mary Day.   She always running away. And I was like, you sound something's up. So they bought cadaver dogs out to a particular location that the family was known to be in. The dogs had sniffed something. The dogs found a shoe and I was like, oh my God, they found this child. They found the shoe. They kept digging, digging, digging, digging, nothing, but a shoe. Everything goes, the case goes cold basically. A couple of months go by and all of a sudden the detective that was on the case, he gets a call from Phoenix and he's like, we found Mary Day. He said, where was her body? He said, no, we pulled over a person and she presented a license or ID with Mary Day. And the cop was surprised like, so Mary is alive? They're like, yeah, she's alive. When I tell you, I'm like, what? So Mary's alive. So Mary Day, they called her Phoenix Mary, right? They called her Phoenix Mary. And so he was like, y'all, let me do my hair. So he was like, we need to figure out if this is really Mary Day. So they did a DNA test, did the DNA test and came back positive. It's really Mary Day. So they're like, what the? So they did this long investigation and the original investigator, he got off the case. Another woman came on and she decided to really go in and talk to Mary and the sisters, because she has two sisters, Mary Day does. They were talking to Phoenix Mary because Phoenix Mary ended up moving in with one of the sisters. Now, their biological father passed away. When he did, he left them all a lump sum of money but they had a code to where they all knew what the code was about the lump sum of money. And so when the others was to ask her what the code was, Phoenix Mary, supposedly Mary Day was like, mama say mama say mama say mama say mama. That's not the code. When the code was, the code word was some like shocker console or something, you know what I mean, y'all? So she basically did not, the sisters felt like that wasn't their biological sister because there were so many things. She didn't know and it just didn't feel right. This one investigator was still doing it, still looking into it.  She finally agreed to talk to this one detective. Come to find out this girl did run away after her stepfather yelled at her cause she, he accused her of poisoning his dog and killing the dog. And so there was a, there was speculation that perhaps due to that, the family did kill her but she was so scared she actually ran away that night. Excuse me y'all. She ran away that night. Why didn't y'all tell me that was on me? The little girl ran away that night, right? Teenager and from then she was a drifter going to this state, this state. And another thing that made them suspicious is that Phoenix Mary had a southern accent and they said, well, while she was, she was in the South a long time. Basically doing her primary years. That's why, that's how she developed a southern accent and then she really didn't have a job. She was strung out on drugs for a while and she just had some substance abuse. But it was really her. And so her sisters came to a closure. They accepted her. But I felt a certain type of way that, you know, they didn't believe her because looking at the picture of the grown up, Mary Day, she looked like the child photo. Same structure, same, same facial structure. And another thing, and it's something that the detective, the one lady detective was saying that sometimes when you do, when you're on certain drugs or even if it's alcohol, it can do something with your memory loss. It can do something with your memory and your brain. Of course, we know this. And so that's probably why she didn't know all of this stuff. But she can remember, she can remember a lot of the things that her sisters knew about. So I just thought that was so interesting, you guys. So watching that. And girl, we're gonna talk about this Kristen BBL. Let me tell you something. So it's been a week, almost two weeks now, that Sulfiology, she's a young lady that lives out in Houston, Texas. And I actually have been following her for about three or four years. I discovered her on YouTube. And the reason why I liked her videos initially is because she would do three in one video. She would do makeup, hair, and outfit. And it was cute. I thought it was cute. And I liked some of her videos. She would start off with a Bible scripture and all of that. She's Nigerian. She actually goes to UNT, which is my school, my old college. And so I don't know if she's still enrolled there. She graduated, she's very young. Now, this is not to be shady or anything because I thought she was older. She's only 25. And not that I thought she was like in her 30s, but I thought that she was in her late 20s, at least 27, 28. Because sometimes she comes off a lot more mature than I thought she was. However, now with some of these videos, I'm starting to see the youth.   They go overseas because it's cheaper to do it. It's very, very, very unfortunate that so many women have died from it. And some of them just don't care. They still do it. So anyway, this one young lady did it anyway. And I saw a video of hers on six month Instagram because I followed her on Instagram too. And just her, the way she, it came off as, I don't want to say cocky. I don't want to say that. I don't want to say it came off as cocky, but it came off in a very distasteful manner that I had to unsubscribe for that. So then I said, okay, well, let me check her out on YouTube and see what she's talking about. I think that her saying that she got a Christian B.B.O. I think her saying that was a tongue in cheek. I really do. I really do think that. However, I'm going to say this, as someone, a young person, a influencer on a platform, she has to know by now that there are tons of other young women her age and possibly even younger who are looking at her, you know, and they are inspired.   This is where I kind of have an issue with all of that. And this is not coming from a place of judgment. As Christians, we are called to live a certain type of life. Now, I'm not going to say that we should, I don't think we should be placed in boxes. I'm not saying that. But Christian and B.B.O. to me, don't go in the same sentence. It's an oxymoron. So don't use that as an excuse to get M.B.B.O. Say that you are self-absorbed and you want it to have your butt done. I would be more, I would appreciate that more than anything. Don't put no type of Christian spin on it. And she was saying, I'm going to get, you know, I'm going to keep it up. I'm going to make sure that I exercise and do what I need to do. It's more than just that. Like when you have surgery like that, you may have to have surgery again, because she's so young. Your body, this is nothing, you guys. I am a, a part of me is against any type of surgery before you have kids. Because your body changes so much.   Going from 20 to 30, your body is changing. And I think a lot of these young women, they don't know that even your face changes. Yeah, so it's her body, it's her life. She could do whatever she want. Leave the world behind. And I've seen mixed reviews about it. But I liked it, you guys. It's on Netflix. It has Kevin Bacon. It has Julia Roberts. It has a fine chocolate brother. I can't pronounce his name. It begins with the M. He played the moonlight. I enjoyed the movie. It was different, you know, besides the D or sitting up staring at you. That would have freaked me out, but it was different. And I know a lot of people, I'm not gonna give any spoilers. I know some people were confused about the ending. I have a different opinion. I think, I'm just gonna say this. I think everything is gonna be okay. I don't think that is the end-off or end-off. Look at this, y'all. Look at this knot. Can y'all see that? You see that? I need to work on that. Let me put some conditioner on it. But yeah, I enjoyed the movie. There's another movie that I added to my list. It's called Maestro. It's about a conductor who falls in love with a woman, but he's really playing for the other side. And maybe he's playing for both sides, y'all. We just don't know what that means. Gonna be watching that soon, because I added it to my list. Netflix has a couple of things coming out that I'm excited to watch. Also watch May, December with Julianne Moore. It is roughly based on the life of Mary K. Latterno. You know, the teacher that, so she ended up dying from cancer, you guys, a couple of years afterwards. Okay, baby, can you go in there? Because I'm talking about some disturbing stuff. Can you go in there? But we forgot this. Ciao, T.D. Jake. And that's what I was talking about when I said, are you surprised? Let me tell you something. As soon as he became affiliated with Oprah Winfrey, that's when you should've known not to be surprised about T.D. Jake's. Now, there's still some information coming out, but it is, it's been confirmed that he will go to these Diddy parties. And I guess the main thing that people have been seeing is that he is a power bottom, which I'm not gonna go into detail of that, it has to do with the LGBTQ community.  And so, ciao. I've seen some of the videos, and I've seen, no, no, I've seen one video of him dancing at a party. And it's not, let me just say this.  I will say this though. In my opinion, if you are a man of a cloth, if you are a pastor or a first lady, I feel like that you are held at a different, you have people that are looking up to you to live a certain type of way. Again, this is very similar to the, you know, if you're calling yourself a Christian, why are you getting a BBL? So we are called to be set apart from the world. He is so petty. He is so petty.  Not surprised about that either. Before they even came out how he was, there is a video of him. I think it was him. What is that one that married to the Hispanic girl? His girlfriend was his Hispanic girl. She was on one of those love and hip hop shows. I'm gonna think about it here in a minute. But anyway, P.A. Diddy, him, another guy, and a roster guy with dreads in his, you know, P.A. Diddy was just being very inappropriate. Clearly he was drunk. And at one point, he tries to lift up the, this guy had on a type of garment that almost had like a apron in the front. And Diddy was trying to lift it up and was basically trying to see his package. And it was just very inappropriate. And even the guy was like, hey, you know, don't do that. So there's been rumors for years about P.A. Diddy being bisexual. I remember seeing a thread years ago that one of the reasons why he had Cassie to shave half her head is cause he wanted to have the feeling of being with a man and then flip her over and it's a woman. I'm like, ooh, that's a good much, but I wouldn't be surprised. I wouldn't be surprised. So again, I am not surprised that all of these allegations are coming out about T.D. Jakes just because who he surrounds himself about. There is a video of Tyler Perry laying hands on T.D. Jakes and for, I think that was a skit, but don't play like that. These people are gonna get tired playing with God, especially in the times that we're in right now. They're gonna get, they, that's all I gotta say. It's a mess, it's a mess. So back to the movies I'm watching you guys. So definitely leave the world behind. Maybe some were with that, you know, Mary Kay return on.   I was a teacher and these kids, I will say, it can be hard with these kids. They're very aggressive. No, it can be hard because this is the thing. I don't even find, I don't even find anybody under the age of 30 attractive, let alone 12, 14, 15. These are probably 14, 15 year old boys at this point.  That is a child.  This is a child with an undeveloped brain. He's gonna go brag about it.  Know about, but right now with social media and the way that things are operating in these streets, I don't see how anyone would even consider that it's disgusting to me. So y'all pray over your kids in these schools. And yeah, they're, you know, the kids are very developed and it is what it is. I mean, and this is the thing. I remember when I was like 11 years old, I was very developed and I had grown men hitting on me. Grown men. Child, you couldn't tell me nothing because I didn't know any better though.  My auntie cut my hair short. That Tony Braxton haircut was short like Tony Braxton. And so, and I looked like I was legal, but I wasn't, I was only 11 years old. That's just sad.  And like I stated, the women get a lot easier than the men. And even in the comments, if you look at, if you look at some of those videos, the comments compared to the men that have been caught versus women, you have the men, grown men saying, oh, I wish this was me in school.  Like if you have a child that age, would you be okay? Well, let's flip it around. If you had a daughter having that with a man, that was a 35 year old man, that's what he looks like. Would you be okay with that? But since it's a young boy with a woman, oh, he's the main man. Lucky, lucky, lucky boy. I'm messed. I'm almost done, baby. I'm about to be done like, you can watch YouTube on there and get out of my way. Wish them a merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas, you guys. Take care. Let's pose for a picture. Here, put it down.


Hi, yna yw Letitia Grace, a dyna hwnna a mwy gweithio ddaw'r gweld. Rwy'n gwisio ddefnyddio'n gyf methyl. Rydych chi'n sylaf y gofyn ynddo i'ch difnogio'r cyffredinol sy'n ryngynnu yw'r cyffredinol. Y dyna ddim yn ymgyrchu'r fiamol a chael o, o, yn rhan i bwysig yn y ddweud. Rwy'n gwybod yn y fiamol i'r fiannig, dyl yn rhoi swf. Y maeth gwybod yw unrhyw yw'r amguedd... Mae'r gwaith yw'r hyn yn ddiolch yn eich bod yn ymddangos i'i atynno'r ysgol, ac mae'r gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio'n gweithio. Ond o'r cyfrifio'r mam yn ymddangos, dylai'r hiad o'r gweld yn ni. Rwy'n cael eu rhesymau ar ma'na, mae'r gadw wahanol yn mawr, ond mae'n gweithio'n gweithio wedi'u 10 ymddangos. Is iawn i zm supported escelin, a le odbarwch yn amlwg. Something that probably oscillates me the most in my life is not being able to provide for my daughter. People could stop caring about me and not wanting to look at my pictures and that would equal me not being paid and not been able to feed my daughter so I constantly have these worries. I definitely we want more children in the future. In fact, I could be pregnant now because two days is Jonathan's day. I definitely want babies in my family because two days is Jonathan's day. I definitely want to get married. I'm 25 now so I'd probably like to be 30 get married. I feel like that's a good age and I'd like three kids by then as well so someone needs a perving in it. The most painful experience I've been through was 100 million per cent labour.  Get an all hot thinking about it now. I've probably had my heart broken twice. First one I was with a guy for five years and I'd just come out with the ballies and he just ended things with me and got another girlfriend and I was probably heart broken for about a year. I just thought there was no way I'd have to be at the time but when you're heart broken just eat loads of ice cream and just watch softs like it definitely helped. The best thing about being famous is the money to be fair. I don't even care about the fame. When I was working a normal job I was working nine to six every single day whereas I can get that from one horse now which is crazy and I'm so thankful for it. So definitely the money is the best part about the fame. The worst part about being famous is probably other hate and abuse and the trolling you get from it like I get so much horrible comments about my weight and my look and so that's probably one of the hardest things I deal with with being famous.  After I had winter I actually went to like college for a bit and I was like studying to become a nurse so if I wasn't doing the whole fame thing I would be a nurse. If I could do anything in my life again it would 100% be my GCSEs. I didn't go to school and that's really bad kids you should go to school like I know like I can't string a proper sentence together like I don't know any of these posh words or anything and I really wish I did so definitely reset my GCSEs in fact I might actually consider doing that.


Good morning cyber traders welcome back everybody hope they want to have a nice Merry Christmas long weekend. I know I was I'm completely shot had cooked on almost like 50 people at my house and then it didn't stop for all week last week but I'm just happy it's over but but what a great day yesterday. We're talking about some of these big runners that we had I saw a lot of you guys looking at some of them that made some nice pops we're going to check those out. A couple things over here and got them up and running and good to see you all and everyone welcome back it's nice to see everyone really showed up let me tell you this has to be probably a year of going into December that I was totally wrong you know in a way of rally usually things are slowing down but we've been just breaking records after records after records I mean the Dow Jones you could see it I mean yesterday another big pop over was like 150 points and some some crap like that you look at the long term chart here in the bottom from November just 32,000 to 37,000 literally up about 500 points a lot of really good stuff going on there but even even we're going to talk about some of the stocks from yesterday and we're going to focus on what's going to happen but I this week is going to be kind of slow I mean the Dow right now is down about 22 points. We're already into Wednesday. I know we have classes this week. So everyone should be taking advantages of our classes. Great time to learn. I have a new series of stocks of videos going to be coming out. You guys should be focusing on those two because listen we'll go into an election year. The companies that are out there are beating earnings left and right. I told you that when we had earnings announcements when we had it back in in November that these companies are going out of business every six every three months. And what does that mean? They got to beat earnings. They'll do whatever they can. And you know there was something that someone always taught me and explained to me because you hear all these analysts. Everything is going to come down. Everything is going to crash. Let me just kind of explain to you my 30 years experience. The only time that and this is only some of you experiences already but some people are older and you've probably been around for a while and know this. The only time I experienced a crash. Okay is when there was a catastrophe. Okay what was the only thing that really was financially the market that crashed which could only probably happen is happen when we had the Internet bubble back in 2000. Okay you're talking 2324 years ago. Okay but what was the other biggest crashes 911 COVID the financial crisis. I mean those are probably the latest ones that you probably remember that happened in the last you know last 30 years. I mean you had the just the crash of 87. Okay. Those are really only good things. So the only things I would look at and I will be focused on is that the companies this is a way I look at how my mentors taught me I want to leave this little print for you guys to go before we actually get to some stock trading. The only way think of you running through some financial issues. Okay.  I mean the odds of some of you here that had filed bankruptcy or maybe lost your house is very very rare. Okay. Maybe I mean listen it's a terrible thing to talk about. Maybe some of you went through it but you know majority of us didn't you know why because we figured away and we did what we had to do to survive. Okay. And you still live there so you went through it. These companies that are out there are going to do the same. All right. So they'll figure out a way because they don't want to go out of business. They have jobs and they'll do whatever they can to survive. So it's the same thing that you guys have to look at it. We have to stock market but the but you keep hearing these people talking about a crash crash crash crash. Well until something really bad happens. I don't see it's happening. And that's what I mean by that. You know how you lost your house. How a lot of people lost their house in New York. We had a hurricane Sandy. Okay. I mean like crazy stuff like that.  You know that's that's basically the things that happen. But other than that that's why I pretty much think I did so far we're still looking very positive and we're breaking all time highs and and let me tell you we know when we learn in classes what we talk about. You break all time highs what happens only go higher. So anyway let's go through some of the stocks that we traded last week and I mean yesterday specifically and then we'll go go through the watches because there is a good list right now. So ARBB was a nice little pop cheap stock. You can see this thing just literally ran from $2 to 450 beautiful beautiful run. Actually let me change my screen and then I'll go to the book viewer and show you what you got here. Let me bring on a bigger screen for you guys to watch a little bigger. All right. So you had that stock that made a big move. ALT is going back on the watch list. ALT nice little push. This thing's a $2 stock. It's already at 11. It's testing some big resistance levels back here in March and February. You could see it right there. So you got that big resistance been there for a month. So you could see it did add pre-market it backed off. But that one looks we'll put that on a watch list to see what happens. IINN this thing was a huge jump up came crashed down. Not a really big big move. NEO nice little push. I mean that had a really good move yesterday too. That was OK. CIFR great move. It's going back on the watch list. You could see long term. Another stock was right around 250 or you have 550 breaking 52 week highs. Stock still looks pretty strong. Remember this is how stocks that are day trades convert into swing trades short term swing trades and then obviously it could be a long term trade. But the stock's been really good to us the last of the past week. And then a stock back had a good pop and came right back down. What else that we have. I think that pretty much does. There were a couple of the ones that will keep an eye on that actually moving pretty good. Like I said some of the mining stocks did phenomenal. And that actually is one of them right there. Another crypto. That was the one I was talking about right there. CIFR one of the mining stocks. What else we had here. And that's OS. We have that one right to. Yeah that one had a really nice pop right there too. Really strong nice move right there from 640 all the 730. All right. But anyway let's go through the watch list because that's just flip the page which shockingly the day after Christmas to have a kind of type of movement was pretty impressive. All right. Now let's go through and see what's moving on for today. So we got a couple of good moving stocks right now this FW BI. And let me bring up so you guys can see where we got the level three over here. You could see right here that that right now boom we got a 200,000 share buyer right there showed up at $12 30,000. Let me let me fix this really quick right here and kind of limit limit some of the volume. So you got a lot of shares everywhere. What I did is I just screwed around with the filters and only show you thousand share lots and you could see right here the issue you got to worry about this stock it's got small tears. So right away you know if you're thinking you're going to trade a thousand shares if you look over there and on the exchange is not that many big orders out there.  I'm going to default at 100 because pre-market sometimes you won't get a lot. But at least we will remain all the 10s and 50s. Okay, I'm just to clean up that filter. So anyway this stock is moving really nice. It's a little bit of a fast moving stock. It's probably a category three minimum but it could be a four FW BI but has some good orders has some good iceberg orders here. We'll keep a close eye on that one so you guys can see a little more. Yeah, here we go missing the orders out there. All right. So that one made the watch list what else we had here. We had this stock CING. CING's got a nice little resistance levels here. I can see here is a there's a big seller right here around $4 and $430. So let me bring that over here over this one CING. So you can see some orders already out there, 12 orders and so on. Got your resistance levels. You can see all the hundreds, see all the thicker orders when we start getting into, you know, the thousands. So that one's holding there pretty strong right there. That one's going to go on our watch list. CING. All right. And that's number two. And this stocks up 91%. CYTX another one. Okay. Okay. Sorry about CYTK. All right. CYTK. Look at the imbalance on level two on NASDAQ. You got a lot of bit more buyers and sellers. It's got this big resistance levels right here. Let me just bring this up. We got, we got about 56% on that. The only issue why I have with this stock right here, it's expensive. Okay. It's $72. The stock was at 40. I guess obviously some great news came out on it. It almost looks like a buyout honestly. Probably is because it's not really going anywhere. But we'll put this on the B list. We'll check out. Maybe Rich, you could tell me what the news is right away. It does look like a buyout. But we'll put that one on the third list. Okay. Another AI stock right now. This one's at 41%. But she's not really going anywhere. She's cheap. We'll put that on the B list. GTAI. That was not bad. Chris, stock that we have traded in the past. A little bit on the cheaper side. Shares of trading higher. Coming down to top line results. Oh, it's his phase three trial. Is that the news? Okay. All right. Let's just, let me put that in social media for everybody to read that. That's the news everyone if you want to know what the news is on that stock right there. All right. So this one's flat. Not really doing too much. OPT up 23%. And he's crazy at 23%. Number six, the week of, you know, the slowest week of Christmas. That's a lot of bigger stocks that are up today. This one, the only issue I have with all these, they're kind of flat. You could see like they made a big pop early this morning. Now they kind of flat. Not really what we're looking for as direction goes. Uh, what's happened with Mara? That was still moving again. Bitcoin. These things just won't give up. That was moving pretty good. I saw a coin that's moving pretty good too. That's about $4 testing, almost testing highs right there. What else on the losers? Any good losers? This one at WPI is just doing phenomenal. I know some of you were trading it early this morning doing great. Any good Decap bounces? This one's trying to come back, but it is a pharmaceutical stock, which we know they don't come back. But this one is bouncing, trying a little bit. They got 11,000 share buyer, 8,000, 17,000, no real big sellers out there. This could be, I get a good big Decap pounds right here. IOVA. We'll put that on our watch list. BIOS not really doing too much. This was not doing much. Don't like any of the IntraJ trending on that one. New York Stock Exchange. What we got going on? Probably nothing. I did see Boyle though. Boyle's starting to probably maybe look like a swing trade. It has a little bit of a push the last couple of days. You could see it right there. It's at 23. It's at 28. The stock got destroyed from 70. So I would keep an eye on Boyle. Um, from yesterday, you could see how it gapped up right there, but it hasn't really been a good day trade yet. It could be today, but swing trade looks like it's been doing a little bit better right there. And I noticed that first thing in the morning. Zim also, these will ETFs. The Tupper Lady. She's not doing too well this morning, huh? She had a nice little move yesterday. Is that what it was? Yep. Tupper Lady moved pretty well. Could have been the holiday season. This NCL, my God, no mercy. This thing is getting crushed. You have to crush it.  It's at 3%. Remember we saw this stock right here? $17, so $1.60. That never came back. All right. So what do we got going on? We got about less than 15 minutes. Let's get ready for the market opened up. Okay. So remember everybody, we got classes today. You know, you had traders talk yesterday with Josh, you can get to watch that recording. I know we broadcasted live. Also, what do we got going on here? And then also don't forget we got phase one that's starting. So make sure you're ready for class. If you want to know how to, how to get into our classes, please talk to education advisor. There is the link to get in there. If you can't get in, talk to your education advisor. I'll tell you how to get in in the cyber group room. And also if you're watching on social media, just take your phone. You can scan on the top right-hand corner, left-hand corner, I'm sorry, to get into it. And always just make sure if you like the video, give it a thumbs up, ring the bell and subscribe to the channel. All right, everyone. Good luck, everyone. Happy trading. We'll see you in about 15 minutes when the market opens up. Everyone on social media. We'll see you back here at 2.30. Thanks, everyone.