Hi friends, welcome back to my channel and a very special welcome if you're new here. My name is Jen. I'm a certified weight loss and nutrition coach and I'm on WW Personal Point. Happy October. It is officially October. It is the last 90 days of 2022. It completely blows my mind. I'm not complaining though because this is my favorite time of the year. And today, today I'm bringing you my September favorites. I have a lot of them. I have lots of WW foods. I have makeup. I have beauty. I have supplements. I have clothing. I have a lot of favorites to share with you. I actually had to whittle them down a little bit because this would have been a really, really long video but I'm very excited to share with you all of the things that I have been loving in the month of September.  Subscribe if you're not because I upload five videos every week and we do a favorites every single month. Check out the description box down below where I will list everything I shared with you today with the exception of the things you can find at your local grocery store for easy shopping so you can make some of my favorites, your favorites. You'll also find nutrition coaching, personalized macros and calories. This is how I've lost over 125 pounds and it is essential for success and I have one-on-one coaching for accountability as well. You'll also find links and discounts to my favorite things and my Facebook group. It is free and we would love to have you so come on over and join us there. So let's jump into this plethora of September favorites. So as always, I'm going to start with my WW food favorites and like I said, I have a lot of them. First we're going to start with these. This is a frozen food. I want to get this back into my freezer but these are from the brand Lolli, L-A-H-L-I and these are the morning protein bites. Now I picked these up at Costco. These are delicious. They are all the fall feels. So what is in here?  They taste like sausage stuffing that you have on Thanksgiving. They are really, really good and you actually get four of them for 130 calories and there's 10 grams of protein. You can throw these in your microwave, your oven, your air fryer. My favorite way to cook them is in the air fryer. They're really good. Really, really good. They're about that big a piece and you get four of them for the points and calories. Again, I picked these up at Costco. I cannot recommend them enough. They are so incredibly delicious and a great way to start your morning off with 10 grams of protein. Next up are these chips. I actually shared these for the first time in this last week's What I Eat in a Day. I'll link that video down below if you missed it but these are the Quavos. These are egg white chips. So these are chips made from egg whites. I will tell you, you would never know that they're made from egg whites. They taste like regular potato chips. Crunchy, delicious, full of flavor. This particular flavor is honey mustard. There is eight grams of protein per bag which is insane for chips. They are gluten-free and there's four grams of net carbs. The calories range from about 130 to 150 per bag and they are so good. I mean, incredibly good. I actually saw these on Shark Tank and then immediately went to Amazon and ordered the pack that has five bags, all five of the flavors and every single flavor is incredible. There's dill pickle, there's barbecue, there's honey mustard.  I promise you these are some of the best chips I've ever tried. I love them so much, I'm on Subscribe and Save. They come once a month to my doorstep. That's how much I love them and honestly I may change that to every two weeks because I really, really like them and it's a great way to get an eight grams of protein shipped to your doorstep from Amazon. Highly recommend. Next up is a coffee creamer that I fell in love with surprisingly. Didn't think that I would and this is from the brand Super Creamer and this is the Pumpkin Pie. You know, I love pumpkin anything. This creamer is delicious. It has the perfect pumpkin pie taste. It is one tablespoon for five calories and there's one gram of protein per tablespoon. I like to put in like four or so tablespoons, 20 calories, four grams of protein. You can't beat it. It's creamy and like I said, the pumpkin spice flavor is on point. It is not a super sweet coffee creamer. I mean, there is a little bit of sweetness but it is not a super sweet coffee creamer but if you love pumpkin pie, this is pumpkin pie in a coffee creamer. Pumpkin, oh my gosh, I'm obsessed with these. This was an impulse buy at Walmart. These are the great value pumpkin spice baking chips. These are so good. I mean so good. If you follow me over on Instagram, I'll put it right here. If you don't, definitely come follow me. I post every day in my stories, several times a day usually. I do share a lot of the foods that I'm eating, lots of pictures, things like that. I share these as a little dessert concoction that I made with a light and fit pumpkin pie yogurt, some granola and one serving of these pumpkin spice chips. These are so good. They're sweet. They're spicy. You get one tablespoon for 80 calories. So they are a little bit higher in points but it's well worth it. I can't wait to come up with all these fun recipes utilizing these chips. They're really good. I mean some of the best pumpkin spice flavor chips I've ever had and they're affordable because they're the great value brand. We're gonna stay on the pumpkin pie train and we're gonna talk about this yogurt. Now I picked this up on a whim at Sprouts and this is a new container because I like it that much that I bought three more of them. This is from the brand Naunos. Naunos I believe and this is their pumpkin spice Greek strained yogurt. Oh my gosh. This is so decadent. It tastes like custard with this yummy pumpkin pie filling. It's 150 calories for the yogurt. It is a little bit higher in points but it is so decadent. It feels like you are indulging in this amazing high-end dessert. It's so good. It's so, so good. I really, really love it. And there's 14 grams of protein in here because it's a Greek yogurt. Absolutely incredible. If you want a little bit of a splurge, if you want a really good dessert that still has 14 grams of protein and you love pumpkin, definitely give this a try. Now the last pumpkin thing I have, I know, I could go on and on with my pumpkin finds is the quicker oatmeal pumpkin spice flavored little oatmeal packets. Now I bought these at Target. Troy and I did a taste test and I've tried a lot of pumpkin flavored oatmeal but this one, hands down is the best. It's sweet, it's spicy. You really taste the pumpkin. I find with a lot of the other brands it just tastes kind of cinnamon. It doesn't really give me pumpkin. This is pumpkin. It's 160 calories per packet. Now there isn't a lot of protein in here so I always add a scoop of vanilla protein powder to it or the devotion angel food cake is so good mixed into here. Just add a little bit of extra liquid to compensate for the protein powder but you can amp up the protein and still have this sweet pumpkin oatmeal. This one, absolutely delicious. Like I said, I got it at Target. I've seen it at Walmart. I've seen it at Kroger. You can probably find this at any of your local grocery stores. Now let's talk about a salad dressing. This is a repurchase. I've already used an entire container and I just picked up the second one from Sprouts. This is the Sprouts brand organic fat free zesty Italian dressing. This is the best Italian dressing I've ever had. You would never know that it's fat free. It tastes like Olive Garden Italian. It is so incredibly good. I love that it is organic made from nice clean ingredients. It is only 15 calories for two tablespoons. So you can put a lot of this on your salad. What I like to do is make an Olive Garden inspired salad where I'm adding all the things in the Olive Garden salad, pepperoncini's and olives and tomatoes. And I add quite a bit of this because it's super low point, super low calorie, mix it all up really well, coat the lettuce and it tastes like I'm indulging in Olive Garden salad at home for way less points in calories. So if you have a Sprouts near you, pick this up. Next are these. They're in a little baggy because I've been eating a few of them here and there. These are the lilies, sour gummy worms and the lilies gummy bears. Now you know how much I love smart sweets. I bought these at Target just to try them out and I love these. These are so good. My favorite are the sour gummy worms and the gummy bears, they legit taste like full sugar gummy bears. I have to say that I like the lilies gummy bears better than the smart sweets. I think they have more authentic flavor. There's no weird aftertaste. Also, they're only 70 calories for the entire bag. I really love these. I found these, both of these at Target. So check your local Target. But if you love candy, but you want a lower point, lower calorie option, the lilies are really good. This is another one of my very favorite snacks. This is a new bar from Verb Energy. These are their Verb caffeinated snack bars. Now I shared these in my recent What I Eat in a Day as well. They have two grams of sugar per bar. One bar equals a shot of espresso. So for me, this is a great afternoon snack. When you get that like two o'clock, three o'clock slump, this will give you the energy that you need to make it through the rest of your day. 90 to 100 calories per bar, three points per bar. I have the chocolate peanut butter cup and the peanut butter cookie. The chocolate peanut butter cup tastes like a no-bake, legit no-bake cookie. And the peanut butter cookie is my all-time favorite flavor. It is like a crunchy peanut butter ball. It is so incredibly good. These, again, are a great afternoon snack, a great little pick-me-up, fantastic pre- and post-workout snack. I always have one of these in my gym bag if I get to the gym. And I'm feeling a little bit hungry. There's even been times partway through my workout, I'm a little bit hungry. I'll have one of these and it gives me that energy boost and they taste delicious. So I'll go ahead and link these down below with a massive discount for you. Highly recommend the VR bars. They're delicious.  Next up are these protein granola bars. I guess you would call them from the brand Ready Clean. Now, I bought the chocolate peanut butter. Now, I bought these at Walmart based on a recommendation from someone in my Facebook group. I took these to Hawaii, took these to California. These are delicious. They taste like a full sugar granola bar, but they have clean ingredients, 15 grams of protein, seven grams of fiber and six and a half grams of whole grains. There are 200 calories per bar. They are really, really good and unlike regular granola bars, they actually fill you up. I find that these keep me nice and full. Now, again, I found these at Walmart. I'm going to see if I can find these on Amazon. I'll link them down below, wherever I can find them for you. They have three or four different flavors. Again, I have the chocolate peanut butter. These are delicious. If you love granola bars, but you have a protein goal, these are definitely the way to go. I can't wait to try out some of the other flavors. And my last WW food favorite comes from non-bread, stone fire non-bread. These are the non rounds. Now, I love non-bread, but they are very, very high in calories, very, very high in points. I love the little dippers that you can dip in all the kinds of dip, but they're really high in calories and points. And I saw these and I had to get them and try them out. And as you can see, I've used up a lot of them. I love these. You actually get two rounds for 180 calories. There's five grams of protein in two rounds. So you can use these to make a sandwich, kind of like what's shown in the picture. But what I like to do with these is make a breakfast sandwich. So I take one non-round, I add whatever I want to it. Usually a laughing cow cheese, an egg, sometimes some turkey bacon, or center cut bacon, some avocado. And I make kind of an open faced breakfast sandwich. That way it's only 90 calories for the non-bread, which is the same as a slice of regular bread. And this is just chewy and soft and delicious. I also am very in love with little mini pizzas. I've been making little mini pizzas in my oven or air fryer with these. And again, you can't beat it for 90 calories, for one of them, 180 for two. I just find that I can get my non-bread fix for less points and calories. I truly, truly love these. I found these in the deli section at Walmart. Next, I wanna share a clothing favorite with you, actually a bra favorite. If you follow me, you know that I am on the journey for potential plastic surgery to help reconstruct my chest area after such massive weight loss. And I have also been on the hunt now for a long time for a good bra that actually picks everything up and puts it back where it should, is affordable, helps camouflage the little bit of extra fat that I have left on my back from my weight loss. And I have fallen in love. And when I say in love with these bras, I mean in love because I have all of these. That is how much I love the HSIA bras. I'm going to share with you all of the bras that I've been loving. I'll go ahead and pop prices up here on the screen for you. And these bras not only add the lift that I need, they're very comfortable. They are made of breathable material, high quality fabrics and lace, and they all help camouflage my back fat. I always like to choose a bra that has a little bit wider band because for me I find that that's the most flattering on my shape and with the situations that I still have when it comes to my breasts and my back. This is the first bra that I picked up. Isn't the color absolutely beautiful? I also love that the back looks like a sports bra. So it's very, very flattering. It has this really pretty kind of flower floral lace design, adjustable straps. It is the softest, most comfortable material. And I also appreciate that there is a little padding in the cup because for me that helps lift everything up and it is a front clothes bra as well. Which I don't generally love front clothes bras but I really, really, really love this front clothes bra. I love the back of it. I love how flattering it is, how it lifts everything up. It's so incredibly comfortable. Vertical seams really give that support that I need. The next one I picked up is this beautiful blush colored more lacy bra. So this one does not have any padding. The cup of it is lacy. It does have adjustable straps. And again, we have the wider band in the back which we know that I love that helps camouflage all the good back fat. I like the pressure relief straps and bands because it takes the pressure off of my shoulders. I am pretty large-chested and I can get a little bit of pressure and pain in the shoulder area and these adjustable pressure relief straps as well as the band in the back that by the way is fully adjustable on three different notches really helps take that pressure off.  Same kind of lacy design. This is an underwire bra. What I really liked how white the back band was on this one for a really pretty lacy, more sexy bra. I really appreciate the wide back because that does just help camouflage any area on your back that you just don't love about your body. And granted, my back fat, my back rolls have greatly diminished but they're still there. So I always like to get a bra with that wider band to help diminish that a little bit but this one is one of my favorites. I love the underwire. It's a comfortable underwire. It doesn't pop out at all and it offers a lot of support. Isn't this green so stunning? This again is a little bit more of a lacy bra. This particular one, I do really like this added feature. There is a little bit of a mesh panel on the inside of the cup that helps with anything coming through that you don't want to come through in your bra. And I really love the lace of the Hsia bras. The lace ones are my absolute favorite. That's the majority of what I purchased. Again, a nice wide back. You have the adjustable straps and the three adjustable clips in the back so that you can make it fit around you perfectly. And I just love the green color of this. I think it's this pretty kind of forest, mossy green. Very, very beautiful. Again, a nice underwire with this lace scalloped detail, another lace bra. But look how fun this is. This has this little strap right above the cup for a little bit of more added sexy detail. Again, we have a nice underwire with that lace scallop and of course a wider band across the back. I really appreciate the sewn in elastic in all of these bras. It makes them feel very secure and offers that little extra bit of support. And with this black one again, just this added detail is so beautiful.  I've been wearing a lot more white than I ever used to wear before and I did not own a white bra. And again, I really, really like, like I said, their lace bras. It's the same type of lace bra as the green one and it does have that extra panel on the inside for a little bit of extra coverage. I love the boning in this one so you can see that there is a little bit of boning, which for me, I have some extra skin right here and it helps kind of push that in and keep that into place. And that is what makes me look bigger around is this extra skin.  Again, adjustable straps. And the back of this one is lace, which I really like even that pretty like scalloped lace at the bottom, but it's still a wide band for helping with the back area. This white one, I've really, really been getting a lot of use out of and loving. I will link all of the Hsia bras that I purchased and have been loving. I love every single one. You cannot go wrong with them. And one great thing about these bras is they are extremely high quality and super, super affordable. If you use the code JC15, you'll get an extra 15% off and they have some really great sales going on right now on their website.  And there are so many bras to choose from, all of the colors that you could ever desire, different styles of bras, everything from more sports bra, lacy bra, full coverage, medium coverage, light coverage. I can't praise these bras enough. I can't wait to order more. And this has been my go-to bra. So again, I'll link everything down below for you. Definitely pick them up. They are seriously the best bra that I've tried. Now, before we jump into beauty and makeup, I have to share with you guys this supplement. I shared this into what I eat in a day. I've shared this on my Facebook group. I am in love with this supplement. This is from the brand Stelaise and this is the world's first conscious sleep solution. So this is a supplement that helps you sleep. I have shared so many times that I struggle with sleep. I don't struggle necessarily going to sleep, but I wake up during the night and then I can't go back to sleep because my mind is reeling. I'm thinking about all the things that I need to do and I lay there for sometimes hours trying to go back to sleep. So when I wake up in the morning, I'm exhausted. I don't even feel like I've slept and I feel like I just need to turn around and go back to bed. But I've been taking Stelaise now for well over a month and my sleep issues are completely gone, completely gone. Not only do I fall asleep, I stay asleep and I wake up feeling more refreshed than ever. There are some great adaptogens in this supplement that make it all natural and extremely effective. Larian root and hops, Ashwagandha root and L-theanine are the adaptogens in here that make this stand alone from any other sleep supplement. It is safe to use and like I said, you wake up feeling refreshed. So not only does it help you fall asleep, stay asleep, but you also feel really good when you wake up. It's affordable.  That's what I do. It's just delivered to me once a month.  And we know how important sleep is when it comes to weight loss. This is a staple for me. This is probably my most favorite of the favorites for the month. I absolutely, absolutely love this. So I'll link this down below with a discount for you guys. Please, if you struggle for sleep, pick this up. It's going to literally change your entire sleep game. Now let's jump into some beauty and makeup favorites. But first, I have a hair favorite. This was a recent discovery for me and I love it. I've actually already went over to Ulta and bought another one. This is from the brand Bedhead and this is the Masterpiece Extra Hold Hairspray. Now, I don't use a lot of hairspray, but I want my hairspray to hold all day and I don't want to have to use a lot of it, but I also want it to not leave my hair feeling crunchy and gross and get those white flakes. This is the best hairspray I have ever used. Literally, shh, and your hair stays all day. I have a tiny bit in my hair today and it will hold all day. I can work out with this and my hair will hold. I have these little loose pieces kind of down here and when I put my hair up, they fall down and they just look unkept and messy.  Right now it's on sale at Ulta so I'll link it down below on Ulta. That's where I purchased it. I don't know where else you can buy Bedhead, but I find that it's affordable at Ulta. Get the Masterpiece Hairspray if you want strong hold without crusty. This ELF GameUp Setting Spray has been a game changer for me. I truly, truly love this. This is the Shield Me Setting Spray. Now, I bought this when ELF released this GameUp collection and this setting spray is glorious. It's actually what I use today to set my makeup. It leaves your face feeling hydrated but it doesn't disturb your makeup and it has some shielding properties supposedly from Blue Light, which I don't really buy, but they claim to have that as well. But for a setting spray and for an affordable setting spray, honestly, this is the best one that I've tried and I've actually repurchased. This is my second one. Super affordable because it's ELF and it's a great hydrating makeup setting spray. One skincare product that I have to share with you, I actually bought this during the Ulta 21 Days of Beauty. This is from the brand Ritual Defeat and this is the Thorn Oil. Now, I watched Teresa is dead on YouTube. She's a makeup creator. She is fantastic and hilarious. I'll link her channel down below for you. She's always talking about this Thorn Oil. So this is an oil primer.  So this is actually what I have on today as my primer. It adds hydration and the glow. The glow seriously is insane but it doesn't leave your skin feeling oily. So even if you have oily skin, this is such a great primer. It is full of all good skincare ingredients. You can see I've used quite a bit of it. I really, really love this and I will forever repurchase this and I'm so grateful that I picked it up and bought it during the 21 Days of Beauty at Ulta because it's amazing. It's truly, truly amazing. Of course, perfume. Now I have been buying myself dossier perfume every month, one or two different scents because you know how much I love it. I share it a lot here on my channel because it really is some of the best perfume out there for the most affordable price. What dossier does is recreate high-end fragrances for affordable prices. So $29 to $39 per fragrance rather than hundreds of dollars per fragrance and they are dead on matches to the high-end fragrance and those prices are before any discounts and they're always offering deals on their website. I'll link an additional discount down below for you that you can piggyback on with whatever discount dossier is offering but I love their perfume and every time they come out with some new scents I love to try them out because they're affordable. So I don't feel bad about really splurging and buying myself a couple of fragrances every month. So these are the two that I picked up at the beginning of September that I've been living for the entire month. This is what the packaging looks like. It makes a great gift. The bottles are glass, really nice quality and I love that they have a magnet lid because these are the perfumes I keep in my purse because I never have to worry about the lid falling off and it making a huge mess. So I always have at least one fragrance in my purse. So for September I picked up the fruity honey. This is inspired by Joe Malone Nectarine Blossom in Honey Cologne. So this is kind of a fruity sweet scent which I really have been enjoying kind of ending out summer and moving into fall. The notes of this, the top notes are black currant and green leaves. The middle notes are honey and nectarine and the base notes are peach and velveteer. It's delicious. If you love a sweet kind of floral scent, you're gonna love this. She is so yummy. Smells so good and I love Joe Malone fragrances but they are so expensive. I love that I can pick up the recreated from dossier and get the whole high-end vibe for a much more affordable price. This just smells so delicious. And I picked up the second fragrance and that is the floral pear. Again, the super nice glass bottle, the magnetized lid and this is another Joe Malone inspired perfume. I really went with the whole Joe Malone vibe for September and this is inspired by her English pear and Frezia Cologne. So again, that kind of fruity floral vibe. This one has a little bit more of a floral under note but I don't love floral fragrance and I love this one. So the under note is a little stronger but it's still balanced out with the sweetness. So your top notes in this one are pear, bergamot, watermelon and rhubarb. Love that. Your middle notes are quinoa, rose, Frezia and orange blossom and your base notes are woody notes of musk and amber. Now I don't like rose-scented things and I don't smell that in this. So somehow the rose in this one just really works. I need this today. This one is a little bit more woodsy. So it has a little bit more musk to it, a little bit more floral but still definitely has the sweetness from the fruit notes. It's so good. This is a really great fall fragrance. So I've been loving the floral honey kind of ending out summer and then the floral pear moving into fall but I love dossier. They recreate the high-end fragrances so well. They smell exactly like them. The longevity of the perfume is really, really great as well and the packaging and everything is so nice. They would make a great gift, a gift for anyone else or even a gift for yourself. And what's really, really cool about dossier is they have a new payment method that lets you earn, store, credit. Select catch as the last step of checkout and you earn $10 sign-on bonus credit. So $10 towards perfume and you get rewarded with 10% store credit on every single order. But it's a rewards program for dossier. So not only can you double dip your discounts but you can also earn $10 when you sign up and 10% on every purchase. That's what I do. I've actually gotten a fragrance for free here and there and some really great discounts. So I'll link everything about dossier down below for you. So this is one of our couple makeup products and this one, every time I wear this you guys always ask what's on my lips and this is from Fenty Beauty and this is the Cream Gloss. It's this really pretty kind of mauve pink color. I like to wear a pink lip liner and then add a little bit of this gloss. It stays all day, it isn't sticky at all and it gives this opaque, pretty wash of pink. Like I said, every time I wear this you guys always ask what's on my lips. This is it. It's a fast favorite for me. It's one that I've been using a lot this month. Now this is a trial size but I've already purchased the full size as well. This is the Tarte Man Eater Mascara. I'm kind of a mascara snob even though I wear a lot of artificial lashes. When I don't wear lashes I want a mascara that's really going to add length, volume and blackness to my lashes. I was blown away by this little sample right here. So blown away that I bought the full size. Two of them actually. This is the best mascara I've ever used. It's not expensive, it's not drugstore prices. It kind of falls right in the middle. It is worth every single penny. I love the wand of it. It's kind of a mix between a fluffy wand and a plastic wand. It's huge. So it really just gets in and adds that volume and length to your lashes. It is so good. I was literally blown away and it's become a fast favorite. And as always, we're gonna end out my favorites with my eyeshadow palette favorite, Tarte Man Eater. This is the brand new palette from Tarte. I actually took this palette with me when I went to Hawaii and all of my eye looks that I created on my trip were with this palette. I'm obsessed with it. And I am not even a neutral girl. I am a colorful eyeshadow girl, but this palette, the quality of the mattes, the quality of the shimmers, I love that it's a neutral palette with a twist. So we've got a nice pretty shimmery green, this mustard yellow, gorgeous. There's some purples, some pinks. There's even a pretty white here to help blend and diffuse out the colors. This palette is exceptional. Dare I say the best mainstream release so far this year. It is a little bit more pricey of the palette, but it's a big palette. It does have a mirror and the packaging is so nice. It's kind of this like black leopard print and then it has gold on the back. It's sleek, it's thin, it's perfect for travel. You have to have this palette. It is so good. If you love neutral, if you love neutral with a little bit of color, the formula is a million out of 10. I am completely impressed with this Tarte palette and it has been the one I've used the most in the month of September. So those are all of my September favorites. Whew, that was a lot. We had a lot of WW foods, some beauty, some perfume, some bras, we had so much great favorites. I will link everything down below for you with any sales or discounts, the best and most affordable prices. It will all be down below for you.  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みなさんこんにちは。私の名前はシノイワミです。NECコーポレーションです。今日はお世話のデータサイエンスフォーをお話しします。オーエッセーストレンドがデベルパーのアクティビティーから出てきました。まず、バックグラウンドにお話しします。なぜオースフォーをデータサイエンスフォーで使っていますか?このフィギュアがオープンソースプログラムオフィスのオープンソースが出ています。これを2Dグループで作ったことです。初めのステージ0でオーエッセースを使ってお拠撲される人はいます。オーエッセースがオーエッセースのまま出来るものの人々を信じているのが、エントランスに移動され、オスポートスワンプを採用することができます。これはステージ1です。もちろん、もちろん、オーガナイの方々はオープンソースを使ってステージ4を使ってオープンソースを使ってステージ4を使ってステージ4を使って実際にオープンソースは荒 explainオープンソースではない今、テクノロジーマネジメントのパスペクティブについては、エヴィデンスベストポリシーメーキングとデータドリブンマネジメントについては、これがエヴィデンスベストポリシーメーキングについては、エヴィデンスラザザンについては、だけど、それについては、大切な 行為 マネジ себеに使う技術を使う技術は、これは 人の必要性を持っているのだろうIf you pay attention to the shortcomings of evidencethere are many useful points that being able to make automatic judgment based on conditionsand making work more efficient.前のスライドで、テクノロジーマネジメントを説明しました。このスライドでは、テクノロジーマネジメントのポジションを見てみましょう。上 right corner shows the sections of an academic society related to management called AOM.Involved here, technology and innovation management is a section of factors that also should incorporate ideas of technology management generally available to other engineers and other sciences.Meanwhile, the left side shows the sections of computer science from SEM.As you know, open source model is one field of computer science and technology management strategy office located at an intersection of technology management and computer science.To data science for OSPO must use methodologies in technology management.The left figure is an analytics of robotics in the field of science with clustering and other data science methodologies.In the OSS field, the larger project is Kaos project since 2017 and it held a hackathon at an international conference MSR in 2022.MSR is a shortened name of mining software repositories.Lethert published the network analysis about the in-company OSS community in 2019.As shown in the center figure, NEC published an analysis with co-occurring keywords network and overview the fields of OSS.I explain it later again.In order to get hint from the existing analysis, next I compare histories between science and OSS.In science, metrics start to make indicator, overview, detect emerging technologies, and forecast.Forecasting is for continuous improvement of technologies and distributed innovations and expected to jump up from forecasting.The metrics of OSS rapidly catch up with metrics of science.The causes are improvement of hardware and hardware capabilities and popularity of machine learning.Now, I think OSS is at the stage of over-viewing and detecting emerging technologies, this and this.In NEC, several analysis has been prepared to capture the status of OSS.Today, I introduce three analysis.The first analysis is OSS categorization by clustering co-occurring keywords networks.At OSSJ to 2022 last year, I introduced clustering methodology using the Ruben algorithm.In this session, I will introduce the result using inform-up algorithm.The explanation on this slide may be too detailed to explain the methodology simply.Network is built and clustering algorithm is applied.Original ideas are incorporated into network building and different algorithm can be applied.When selecting an algorithm, I am careful to select one that automatically sets the number of clusters.This is the result of the last November by inform-up algorithm.This data came active OSS that have commit records on GitHub between 2020 and 2022.The largest cluster is about JavaScript and related language.The second cluster is about machine learning.The third cluster is about cloud computing, green one about Kubernetes and Docker.This result continues about 200 clusters.Next, watching the length shift, yellow cluster about Java and microservices.And orange cluster about database is two cluster growing.The red cluster about C++ and game seems to decline.It is normal to watch top clusters, so let's check lower-rank clusters.We can find current temporal topics about COVID-19 here and log4j.Another case is quantum computing and drone here.Maybe future big market.Interesting cluster is this one.This is medical OSS like bioinformatics and genomics sequencing.Using data science, we can gain human understandable information like this.Next, it was revealed that the differences of these two algorithms.This year is inform-up and the last year use Ruben.The differences of these two algorithms impact on size and number of clusters.So, when you watch smaller clusters, inform-up algorithm may be better.Among smaller clusters, we can find emerging OSS fields.The second analysis is about OSS shift based on developer movements.For this analysis, I explained the substitute goods and complementary goods from economics.The substitute goods has a relation between tea and coffee.When one is consumed, another is not consumed.Complementary goods have a relation between bread and butter.When one is consumed, another is also consumed.I think these relations are available for analysis about OSS.When some of OSS substitute, developers will shift from one to another.When some of OSS are complementary, developers will develop both OSS actively at the same time.Then, this analysis calculated the correlation coefficient between timeline of number of commit of two repositories.At the same time, the share rate of developers between two OSS repositories are checked.I think the higher share means the stronger causal relationship.So, this is the result.As an example of the result, the case of Python is shown.This is a part of the result between Python, not Python, but PyTorch.PyTorch and other repositories.As an interesting result, when the top five with correlation coefficient of 0.4 or higher are checked in descending order of share rate,then TensorFlow is a complementary OSS to Python, not Python, PyTorch.Next, when the top five with correlation coefficient of 0.4 or lower are checked in descending order of share rate of developers,then all the OSS repositories related to meta and Torch are substituted for PyTorch.Most of the results are rational.However, when I analyzed about Docker and container D,the shift from Docker to container was detected.Although I had not known the shift from Docker to container D,data science gave us the awareness without field knowledge.The third analysis is about key developers and their specialties.In this analysis, the methodology uses a network again.This network comes from the relations following and followers of accounts on Github.Web page of Github, there is data of followers and flowing,and we can get these data via Github API.In this analysis, I use degree centrality and between centrality,mainly degree centrality.Degree centrality means accounts who collect interest from many people.Higher score of degree centrality means to collect interest from many people.Meanwhile between the centrality,the higher of between the centrality means bridge to bridge between groups.This is methodology.This analysis uses centrality after building a network.A network consists of following and followers in computing of this analysis.The more data there are, the longer the time is required.Therefore, I wanted conditions to reduce the amount of data.This table is a result.While searching that conditions,leader's two words is located at the higher rank here and here like this.It means he collect interest from many people from this result.The network seems to have a good condition because this area does not include two words and other top accounts.This field comes from another analysis.Comparing this analysis,that's two people account highlighted in the previous slide.I can not read too few.They are relax and view developer.Their project has been going on for a long time and have many subscribers.Considering why this condition is good,firstly,account with few followers are considered beginners.Beginners are likely to follow important people in the community.Based on this result and discussion,this condition has reduced the amount of data to compute and regarded to be useful.Data science can utilize collective intelligence from a lot of people.This is the latest result and two words is number one.Yellow cell is a famous organization here.Microsoft,Facebook,Google.OpenTof is here.So,lastly,there is the sideline findings of this analysis.During investigating the top account in the result,I noticed the existence of GitHub sponsorship and independent developers.From this,I felt ready for a new work style and found it's easier to work independently.That's all.Thank you very much.


Hello and welcome, I'm Kyle Feldman, and this is my summer internship project, analyzing the effects of FAA safety lighting on radiation measurements at neon test sites. Because variations in the amount of electromagnetic radiation being emitted by the sun cause changes in the weather and climate across the globe, it is vital for researchers to accumulate accurate information to better model and plan for the future. Through the use of four component net radiation sensors, we can measure the amount of shortwave radiation, visible light, and longwave radiation, heat that the earth is receiving. The National Ecological Observatory Network, or NEON, has a number of terrestrial field locations which include multi-story towers fitted with instruments such as radiometric sensors. Due to the heights of the structures at two neon terrestrial field sites, the University of Kansas field site, UKFS, and the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, CERC, the Federal Aviation Administration, FAA, requires these neon test towers to have safety strobe lights. Because some of the instruments on the neon towers measure visible light, shortwave radiation, this study addresses the potential effect that these FAA mandated flashing lights have on the radiometric recordings of the sensors at the neon test sites. This study first focused on addressing background information about the sensors, the lights, and the neon towers to create a bottom-up estimate of what effect each type of lighting should have in either location. Then, this study used a top-down analysis of data by comparing the radiometric information from the CERC neon tower to the radiometric records from a tower without the FAA lighting, located in close proximity, known as the Alternative Testing Location, or PSP. For both the bottom-up estimate and the top-down analysis, the potential effects of the FAA safety lighting were shown to be less than the plus or minus 30 watts per meter squared error and directional response, caused by non-perfect optical properties in the sensors. Thus, the FAA safety lighting has no discernible effect on radiometric recordings of shortwave radiation being taken at these neon terrestrial tower locations.


ng about in the next session. So we're looking at transit so last year one of the things that we were really looking at in the housing bill was in transit or in corridors we have to increase density and we have to increase affordability because that's how people get from where they live to where they work to the doctor to jury duty to schools everything else and we know that transit isn't going to actually doing the land use appropriately and thank you to Deborah I don't know she's still here about RTDs of a really important part of that conversation as well but then you know we had tensions with local governments some of you in this room about those density and affordability requirements in transit or in corridors and you would come to the legislature and say well fine we'll increase density if we have transit and we have no transit and we need to give us more money for transit and so looking at how we're driving affordability and density has to come with some funding as well and so how are we funding our transit system and I'm looking at that in three different ways first is how are we spending the money that we have for transit now so under Senate bill 260 which many of you helped me with we passed and increased our transportation funding to the tune of $5.4 billion over the next 10 years and significantly increased the amount that goes to transit and I think oftentimes in the metro area speaking of demographics everyone just assumes that transit is RTD only but Colorado actually is more rural transit than any other state in the country which is something we should be really proud of and continue to support and so we increased that transit funding under 260 but a lot of you in your local communities don't feel like it's having an impact you don't feel like it's getting to you so how are we allocating it I know Dr. Coggs in the room working with Dr. Coggs to make sure that our transit money is tied with all of the work that our local governments are doing through MPOs so one is the allocation working do we need to statutorily change the allocation or change the process of allocation second how do we increase funding so do we take an increase of funding from the general fund do we increase some of the enterprises we have do we look at new enterprises those are all ideas I want from you so if we're going to increase transit funding what does that look like then we talk about increasing funding so now we're getting a little closer so local governments are like okay we're actually talking about funding we can talk more about affordability and density and then folks say well we have to make sure that funding is being spent transparently and to meet all of our goals and so is the governance especially of RTDA but I would say governance of our transit agencies across the state is the right governance maybe, maybe not maybe it can be changed maybe it can be tweaked how are we doing accountability how is RTDA working with Dr. Koch how are they involved in the climate plans and land use plans and the growth plans and their air quality plans that we have done at the state level and so when we're looking at the transportation question I started today saying you can't talk about climate without talking about transportation without talking about land use without talking about housing and we need to do that within the equity framework so I'm looking and asking for ideas and starting the stakeholder work to say can we come to the table thinking about equity to achieve these three goals accountability affordability and density and transit wearing a corridors transit funding and equity and governance so can we come together and have that conversation and I'm not coming with predetermined solutions there's a lot of local elected officials in this room there's non-profit leaders there's chamber commerce leaders there's policy experts and so I'm saying here's the goals come with me bring me your ideas thanks and I would say this conversation also involves air quality we're clearly in severe non-attainment with no idea how to ever get into attainment and the transportation sector is our number one polluter and these decisions have to lead us to cleaning our air because people are getting sick people are dying because we can't get into attainment sure so within the equity framework so the first is increased density and affordability and transit or in corridors increase and make sure transit funding is working and then make sure that there's accountability and transparency and how we're spending that money with our partners that are receiving that money sure so from some of our other speakers for example from Oregon they talked about having some ex officio members on different boards that bring specific expertise so I think that's one of the ideas is does RTD have the adequate expertise let's do that evaluation and if they don't how can we help partner from the state level with them to provide that expertise Deborah talked a lot about data what data can the state provide in order to partner better with RTD how is RTD being incorporated into Dr. Cog because we know that there's low level government frustration on the level of service and Dr. Cog is designed to actually have that ground up approach within the confines of growth plans and air quality and climate and serving the disability community all of those things and I know when I was a city counselor to compete for that transportation money you had to show regionalism cooperation you had to achieve more walkable and livable cities so how is RTD being incorporated in that is there a more in depth way that they could be incorporated on RTD board members is that the right number are the size of districts the right size should there be at large members that are looking at the whole system right so I think there's a ton of opportunities a lot of questions RTD is one of only three elected transit agency boards in the country so we are a little bit of an anomaly so how are we operating within that we're setting them up for success and we're better serving our communities so I know I just moved to Broomfield and I went from a transit score of 42 at my old house to a score of zero there's no absolutely no transit anywhere because of service cuts and so how are we making sure that we're doing that and we're also there's attention within RTD and I think they would say this too they're a very large district so there's a tension of serving populated areas disproportionately impacted communities employment centers and also serving such a geographically large area let's talk about that tension and see what solutions we can come up with and I just want to say RTD's been great and I have been meeting with them so it's not like this I'm not coming in heavy handed I'm working with them in partnership with RTD I'm really excited about all the conversations we had earlier on Front Range Passenger Rail so I started getting involved in Colorado Politics in 2004 as a community organizer on the Fast Tracks campaign so I've been working on this for a very long time and the conversations we're having now are much more tangible they're positive, they're forward looking part of that is because we did create that district we have provided some state funding so the state has said yes we are invested we are investing both our time, our money, our resources we are setting this as a goal and I think the railroads have come to the table in a way that they haven't in the past so I'm very optimistic and we know that when we're moving folks on rail that means less cars on the road and ultimately we do have to reduce our vehicle miles traveled and figure out what that looks like because that cleans the air if you are still in a car on the road you're going to benefit as well from VMTs being reduced both the climate benefit and the congestion benefit and making sure that our air is cleaner and so moving this way I think is really important I liked the conversation earlier about early adopters and how are we showing proof from the pudding and showing that this works and showing that we can move this forward because I think there is a lot of skepticism around if the ridership is going to be there and we do have the modeling and sometimes the ridership isn't there but I think starting with those early adopters really making it accessible making it work for where people live and that goes back to the density right and that is really important to achieve our climate goals because we cannot electrify our way out of our carbon reduction goals so the state has done a ton of work on electric vehicle adoption electric school buses electric fleet adoption but we can't just do that we also have to look at transit excellent sure and I don't have all the answers but I do know that we still care very deeply about housing we still have an affordability crisis we still have a lot of renters we're still figuring out that equity piece of how we're taking care of renters in a way that makes sense we have housing shortage it's not just affordability we don't have enough housing stock so those conversations are continuing I know they're continuing with the coalition that started them last year I'm very diligently on figuring that out going forward and as the speaker said earlier that there was a lot in that bill everything from density and affordability to ADUs and so I don't know if we'll see that size of a bill again and I've been working with the administration and I started this conversation around the transit pieces and those three goals and said I'm going to be really transparent I'm going to start talking about it publicly I'm going to start doing stakeholder meetings I'm going to meet with my local governments that were upset last year and see where we can get because I think that's going to bring people to the table and so I at least am driving the transit conversation I think that's really important and I want to bring up so what is also making me very optimistic right now is the partnerships at all levels of government including organizations like yours so we have CDOT that has been very successful with bus staying and snow staying and they're getting ready to expand bus rapid transit and they're partnering with RTD to make sure RTD is being connected into that BRT system and so you have the state working with the local level and then there's really exciting things going on in Boulder there's a lot of nonprofits and private companies on micro mobility that's really targeting those other types of trips and then Bicycle Colorado is here and they've been a huge partner in really expanding the use of e-bikes across the state and I think that's going to continue to happen and we've done so much to incentivize the purchase of e-bikes but we haven't done enough to increase our bike infrastructure so people feel safe on their e-bikes and so I think that's kind of the next step in terms of the e-bike revolution is making sure that we have the infrastructure to match the safety so you do feel safe for recreational trips or trips to the store or you don't mind putting your kid on an e-bike and sending them to school because you know there's a protected bike lane, you know the lights are working in the way that works for bikers and so I think that's kind of the next step in working on that Excellent, thank you everyone I really do appreciate all your work, I've partnered with many of you for many years so let me know if you want to meet and talk about transit let me know what ideas you have and I look forward to working with you over the next couple months, thanks Thank you so much Senator Winter I love the enthusiasm and the comprehensive approach that you're taking and thanks to the audience for your questions today I'd like to take this moment as we conclude with our 2023 sponsors for their generous support with which this event wouldn't be possible so a big thank you to our 2023 presenting sponsors Boulder County the City of Boulder and the City and County of Broomfield also a big thanks to our Gold Sponsors Colorado Transportation Investment Office RTD the Northwest Chamber Alliance Google, Sterling Bay and Elevation Credit Union Silver and non-profit sponsors Commuting Solutions really does appreciate your support I'd also like to give a shout out to Commuting Solutions staff for all their work and their ability to transition with technical challenges and finally a thank you to our audience for participating and I'll just close by saying Commuting Solutions envisions a region with a rich blend of state-of-the-art multimodal travel options accessible to and well utilized by everyone who calls a region home we work to hasten the day when transportation no longer contributes to climate change we hope that you leave the Longmont Museum and Cultural Center today with a more hopeful outlook and a greater understanding of the exciting prospects of large scale rail development in Colorado and ways in which sustainable transportation can bring people together so with that I'll conclude thanks again for attending and have a wonderful rest of your day


who you think? Are you giving the edge to Malik? Well let's just get to the lineups before we talk on that. It's Woodley Malakai Woodley, Jelon Matthews, Jordan Ferdinand, Umarion Warrell, Keston Singh, Jeremiah Gabriel, Josanti Duncan, Ronaldinho Richards, Uba Samuel, Keston Richards, and Tyrese Manswell. That is the Malik team, the coach Anthony Bartholomew. And we're going to have a quick look at the Trinity East lineups and they with Jayden Pollard, Nicholas Whiteman, Dexter Krull, Hashim Hill, Desaion Deshaun Plaza, Joshua Figaro, Anderson Barnwell, Jeremiah Frank Williams, Kaleem Prince, Josiah Daniel, and Saretse Brown. And the coach is Dwayne Davis. So those have been a really wonderful game between these two teams. It could have gone either way, but let's have a look at the highlights. And the Trinity Colleges did start the better of the teams, Brown having a shot, and eventually Figaro, he had a very good game. In fact, he was one of the two we thought in contention for Man of the Match. But then Matthews with a shot should have done better. The ball played through to Samuel. Hit it over the bar. His control again, Samuel, winning the ball here and just couldn't put it away. Start of the second half. Ball played through to Manswell and what a finish. What a really wonderful finish from him. Took that ball on his right foot, put it on the left and banged it home. And just like that, Malik took the lead. One goal tunnel, put the shades on, you're in front. So there is the celebration, but a corner. Then you could have seen the corners from the Trinity Colleges was causing a lot of problems. And then the ball was played through to Plaza. What a good run. Cut inside, played it into the part of Frank Williams. Into the back of the net, one all. Game on. And the Trinity Colleges, they were not finished yet because they came from behind. The supporters were in the corner from Plaza and look at the jump from Figaro. What a good jump. He timed it to perfection, got up and glided it into the back of the net. Goalkeeper had no chance and Trinity Colleges coming from one goal down. All of a sudden they were in front by two to one. Then I see the free kick. Chipped in with the header, but straight to the keeper. And the referee indicating that the end of the game and at the end of it, two goals to one. Let's have a quick look at the stats. 15 shots from Trinity Colleges as opposed to 11 from Malik. Both teams with five shots on target, 14 fouls by Trinity Colleges. The four from Malik, one yellow card and no reds. One offside for Trinity Colleges and four from Malik. And one of them of course with that equalizer that did not conk. Six corners apiece. Four saves to three possession in favor of Trinity Colleges by 60 to 40. And so Trinity Colleges, so Trinity Colleges winning here against Malik by two goals down. We want to say good night to the viewers on TV6 and we hope you've enjoyed the coverage. So it's, so let's go down to Hans Devines and see who he has with him. Thank you very much, Colin Murray, man of the match. Deshaun Plazzo, the first win of the season for Trinity Colleges, contributed to assist and obviously worked very hard on the field. How important was today for you? Today it was a very important booster for our team, you know. We didn't get a win for the season. We come out, we fight our hardest, we beat them on fitness, we beat them at every aspect in the game and we come up with a victory. So moving forward again, Sawa North, an unbeaten team. What is the strategy for you personally? For me personally, watching the games, they wing backs are not as strong. We could kill them in the midfield and we'll beat them. All right. Well, for you, what else can we expect for the rest of the season? What is your plan? My plan is to contribute as much as possible and score as much goals as much as I can. And we look forward to greatness from you Deshaun Plazzo. These are the goals that you assisted. Looking at them, what was going through your mind and looking back at them, what thoughts do you have? Looking back at them, you know, it's just a serious moment. Come out, they told us we were ahead before we passed and that's exactly what we did and we come up with a victory. All right. Thank you very much and congratulations Deshaun Plazzo, our man of the match for today. Brent Sancho has the coaches with him. So let's hear what the coaches have to say today after this matchup. Coach, of course, at the end of the 90 minutes plus a disappointing result coming your way, your assessment of the 90 minutes? Basically, we didn't take our chances in front of goal and that has been something that has killed us in the last three games. But I can guarantee going forward that we will make the changes that need to be changed to improve on that. Well, you've had your problems from the injury perspective. Of course, your two important players in the defence missing meant Woodley had to play, I would call, a false defender for lack of a better word. But certainly you didn't park the middle of the park. Your assessment of that area of the field? Malacar is someone with experience. So we had three of them. Overall, we have a good 20 man squad that can do the job. But we have covered all around. So I have no worry there. But I have a problem with my strikers. So we need to fix that in order if we have to go any further and place higher up on the table this season. Thank you very much coach. All the best to you in the rest of the season. Thank you. Of course, coach Davis, a happy man, a smiling man. You've won your first game for this season, a credit to you and your team. But more importantly, what was your game plan going into this fixture? Well, the game plan today was to continue doing what we were doing all the previous games.  So our goal today was to take the chances and try and get the victory that we deserve. Well, you talked about the chances and, of course, the quality in the play. But one of the things that stood out today was your team effort throughout the 90 minutes plus. You must be a proud man because that's something that sometimes lacks in games. Your assessment of the effort throughout the 90 minutes and the squad and what they showed today in front of our cameras. Yeah, the effort was brilliant today. I think the guys were really pumped up because I said they were confident in what they were doing. They were confident in the play and they thought they were just lacking in one area, which was energy. So we had a good discussion, a good training session yesterday and they came out and handled the business well today. You think this is a result, of course, to change the course of the season moving forward? I definitely think so. As I said, we won't play badly. So we're getting goals and I think once we start getting any goals, we'll be okay. Thank you very much coach. All the best. Thanks.


William Shortcross himself has a long history of Islam before big comments and said things like Europe and Islam is one of the greatest and most terrifying problems of our future. He also basically then became chair of the Charity Commission and waged a campaign of various attacks on various Muslim charities as that. He wrote a book where he made comments supporting torture, contaminate, and so there's lots of concerns about it. So basically the bottom line is that really when you are serious about doing the review, which disproportionately the evidence shows impacts on certain communities, it is imperative on the government ensure that those communities have confidence in the review. So men along with you know 16 other organizations have signed a statement expressing concern at Shortcross's appointment into leading this independent review because we believe his appointment shows us the government isn't serious about such a review.


So here's the thing about Three weeks ago me and my daughter are at karate class We leave karate class and we tend to have these little mini dates on the way home So I stopped at five guys to get some fries for us and then we head home That's about 8 30 at night and it's fairly dark here where I live I kind of live out in the middle of nowhere and there's no street lights, so I'm a few blocks from home when all of a sudden this big truck comes flying up on my butt and And now he's on my butt for a couple of seconds now all I can see is headlights right in my rear-view mirror And all of a sudden he goes over it's like he's passing me and all of a sudden he just boom comes inside swipes my car You know my daughter drops her french fries everywhere, which is was upsetting Luckily minimal damage really the only damage I have is Can you see a little dent here and then a scuff mark right here? I think that's his tire rubbed against my car I thought was it the sound it made I thought the whole side of my car was gonna be crushed in anyway I step out of the car. I grabbed my phone.  I can't see him. He yells. Why'd you hit me? And I I didn't hit you you hit me I start to walk around his car again to get a picture of his license plate But as I'm walking he keeps backing up so I can't do it. So then I dial 911 he backs up and takes off never saw him again You know, I didn't have much to tell the the officer other than I could tell him it was a handicap license plate But I didn't get any numbers off it. I didn't get the picture. I tried and tried and tried so a week later I decided to get myself One of these little dash cam And it's a cheap one, but it works pretty good it was $18 on Amazon I Could get something similar for you know about half that price on eBay But I figured if I didn't like it returning things on Amazon is a lot easier plus I'd get it the next day rather than a month later The only issue is so it's very simple. So in fact, let me let me take it down here It has a little window clap It had two different ones that came with it a little this one's a suction unit They also have one that's sticky so you can stick it on your dash if you want. It's powered through micro USB Records everything to SD card has night vision has like shock so it detects when you have a accident so it locks in the video So it doesn't get overwritten you have options It has this loop recording which means I have it set so that it does little video clips Five minutes each you can do one minute two minutes or five minutes and it's set so that When the card gets full it's supposed to start overriding the old ones right now I have an eight gig card in there. It's a micro SD card it Supports up to a 32 gig Right now the little bit testing I've done it takes fairly good video If you hook it up to a computer through through the USB port it will not only You gives the option to get the files off the card if you don't have an SD card reader But it also will work as a webcam. It actually works pretty good. It does record audio and You know, it's a wide-angle lens. It's a little grainy, but it looks good In fact, I'll probably do some videos with it to show you guys what it looks like. Oh, it's hot out right now Anyway, the only problem I had it comes with this USB cable and a little you know plastic pry bar So I just ran it down, you know underneath the plastic here on my door and down and my Outlet is actually my armrest here. It just barely made it the only problem is My outlet is one of those some cars when you turn off the car the outlet goes off Some stay on mine stays on all the time So the camera set has a little bit of a battery in it that it takes when the power goes off and then it shuts down the the camera and Which is nice, but it's like I'm worried that this is going to kill my battery I've I've been leaving it plugged in and then after a couple of days There was one where I got up and then I started my car it sound like it may have not started quite upright So then I was like, okay, I do have to get Some sort of wire to wire this into my car so that it shuts off when the car shuts off So that is what I'm going to be doing a video on soon I should be getting that package in the mail today and I'll go over all that in a the next video So but I want to talk about this a little bit again. It's it's it's it's a cheap It's the brand names right there. You can see it maybe focus on it It's d-e-s-p-k-o-n, but there's so many runs. I'm not you know sponsored by this or anything I wish I was but um It just slides on there and it's it's recording right now Like I said it records little five minutes. Oh, I started to say it does um Videos with the 8 gig card it records it did about an hour of video before it started overriding the old one But it still had almost a full gig free So I don't know if it does like when the camera is like 90% filler full or 8% full I don't know if I put it if I put a 32 gig in there if it will record, you know Four hours worth of stuff, but right now it's recording an hour worth of stuff in five minute clips And then when it gets to the end it keeps those and starts overriding the old files Which is nice and again, it has that shock sensor that if you get into an accident It's supposed to lock in the video so it doesn't overwrite the one that's record It even has a park mode that's supposed to tech even if the car is off and it gets jostled or something It turns on it starts recording so if someone's breaking into your car or vandalizing your car Hopefully it gets pictures all if they're stealing your car. It's probably gonna be gone. Anyway, so yeah Since I'm just doing videos on my car I thought that I'd throw this little video in there and we'll talk more about the wiring in the next video. So Thanks for watching and I hope you have a great day


The digital agenda for Albania is very important in order to improve the services the government delivered to the citizens. This is the reason why we have hard made hard investments during the three last years in order to increase the number of e-services we can deliver to our citizens through a governmental portal. We have also done a lot to develop broadband everywhere in Albania and we are very glad to have reached more than 35% of people of households that are already connected in broadband in Albania. But I think a lot of challenges remain for the whole region and the development of ICT in the Balkans is very important to be done for the whole region and to bring broadband everywhere in our region, mountains, villages to connect people and then to bring services and the digital economy to everyone, to every house. Because this is the way to fulfill all the gaps of development that we have everywhere in the region.


And welcome to the last but definitely not least session of the conference. There are a lot of exciting mathematics to come. And I'm very honored to introduce the first speaker of this session. Together with Professor Chung and Professor who's a key advisor. This speaker was part of the first generation of Vietnamese community of Angiobrists. They did their degree mostly during the war. And you know, during the war and after that Vietnam suffered a lot. There were not just a war but the crippling embargo and isolation. Up until the early 90s, there were no meat electricity, very little electricity. And when you talk to the people in the older generation, you will learn that they were not even white paper to write math on or to tie papers on. So but they somehow overcome all of that and produce mathematics and many students and build a very strong group there. I was not, I didn't have much chance to interact with them but having them, the presence in the field make a big difference. Just to know that some Vietnamese name I mentioned in the papers and books about the result really were very inspirational for me. So without further ado, Professor Le Tuan Hoa from the Institute of Mathematics in Hanoi will tell us about Castel Nú Vô Mumford's regularity of powers of ideals. So thank you very much for the introduction. So internationally he's gone down but in Vietnam everybody called him by long. He goes down. Many people have shared the same family name. So I would like to thank your organizer for inviting me here to give a talk and also to ICTP for generous support. So this is my fourth participation in this series of five workshop. And now I talk about the Castel Nú Vô Mumford regularity. And this is a joint work with Nguyen Dang Hoa so in public he uses the family name Nguyen and Ngu Vy Trung. But in Vietnam now we have at least four competitive entrepreneurs, it's named four. That's why we insist to talk on N Vy Trung.  So I talk, this is the title of my talk and so the content of my talk is the following. First I give a motivation and then I consider the key of the equi-generated ideal in a gridded ring. Here we consider the four functions related to the Castel Nú Vô Mumford regularity. And the third part I talk about the polynomial ideal. In this case, I'm not sure the ideal is equi-generated so it can be related in different degree. So let's start with this one. The setting is a standard gridded algebra of a few. That means I is the direction of the IN so that the zero component is a few. And then the ring is related by the element of the degree one. And M is the maximum gridded ring. M is the finitely generated arm of the one. So in that case, if E is the Arthendian gridded ring, which we know by E is the last component where it is not zero, then the Castel Nú Vô Mumford regularity can be defined as a maximum of G on this A invariant of the local co-homology plus I. And equivalently, we can write down just... Equivalently, we can write down just Castel Nú Vô Mumford regularity. So Castel Nú Vô Mumford regularity of E equivalently is a maximum of T. So Z is I, Z, A, I, R plus E, T minus I is not zero. And if I is equal to the polynomial ring in this case, then we can define the Castel Nú Vô Mumford regularity via minimum free resolution. We have E here. When we have a copy, say B, B0, I, and so on. Then the Castel Nú Vô Mumford regularity is equal to the maximum of BI, BJI minus J, this one for all J from zero to Q. So over the polynomial ring, we have a finite minimum free resolution. There is another way to define the Castel Nú Vô Mumford regularity. So it is why it is important because Castel Nú Vô Mumford regularity controls the complexity of the grid structure of M. And it is this, this one is written in the paper by Bayer and Mumford. So now let I grid it, I did. We suppose that it is not important. And I always assume that I is generated by degree D1, degree D1, D2, etc, Dp. And Dp is the maximum degree. We denote by DM, the max of I. Okay. With this one, we know that usually the Castel Nú Vô Mumford regularity is bound, up above for the maximum degree, but usually it is a huge one. In one talk earlier in this conference, it only mentioned by talk by Kavik Lea, only mentioned that in the worst case, the ball is a double exponentian to compare the number of the variable. But when we take a large ball, we take a sufficiently large ball, it is a very nice work by Kacovsky and Sok Chung at the same time also by Kodala. They say that when N is big enough, the Castel Nú Vô Mumford regularity is just a linear function, not only bound by a linear function, but it is really a linear function for N big enough. I should say, and then this reason extended to any module, and then the co-home logic, the Castel Nú Vô Mumford regularity should define via co-home logic, because in this case we don't have a minimum free resolution. Okay, but the work, the raisins can hold.  And what is interesting is that D is one of this, one of this degree. And of course, only at most marks. And when I is related, is equi-generated, of course because this, we see that D is exactly delta. So this, the D in some chain is easy to compute. So there is a nice story about this raisin initial, but I have no time to record this story here, okay? So as I said, D is called the asymptotic degree, and that is one can define in some sense explicitly. That is a kind of degree of the reduction number, reduction idea, okay? So, and that D is one of the, but the free coefficient, the intercept E remains mysterious. And there is a problem with, when does this regularity become a linear function or equivalently give an upper bound of the index of stability, we know by a red step. This is the minimum place from which it becomes, a linear function. So we call it the index of stability of the constant of a morphology. And the problem is when does it become a linear function? So this is a very hard problem. And until now, very few raisins on this one, even in the case when I, I am a primary idea. So to my knowledge, we have a three work on this case by Billicam, by David Eisenberg and Ulrich, and by Mark Shadang. And in this case, even they cannot give, they give some bound for the red step, but they cannot, there is no explicit bound, except this case, except the case that I, monomial idea, I'm a primary monomial idea, and asymptotic degree D, then the number, and we know by the number of the generator of this type, so it's easier, Mark, S is less than or equal to R. And then we have this small bound, quite a good bound, okay? And at first I thought that, at first I thought that for the monomial case, we should have a linear bound or a polynomial bound. But in fact not, the case. That is quite unsurprising for me. Namely, in the higher dimensional case, if we consider the integral closed, we also have a similar from the paper by Kotkovsky, Herzog-Krum, and by Kodailam, because of course we assume that the fin-tration, the corresponding fin-tration is a nutrient. For example, we consider the case of the integral closed or in the eye is a polynomial idea, okay? When eye is a polynomial ring, then we have a similar one. And in this case, very recently, I could give a upper bound, which is a huge bound, but still, it's a big bound, okay? But in view of the gravity, so it is still acceptable bound, okay? So in this case, we can give for the integral closed, we can give it a bound, but for the usual bound, still no bound. I try hard, but still no bound. But so, just still no bound. For the integral closed, I'm not sure whether it's about the ultimate, but I think it's not ultimate at all, very far from the ultimate. But for the monomial case, I can give a class, a example of monomial case, where stability at least is, so it must be exponential function. What's the big one, okay? And this is a consequent of my study on the maximum degree of power of polynomial idea. So, the question is, why it is so difficult to study optimal E and the index of stability? And a way to answer this question, in our opinion, that we should study this problem, study the behavior, initial behavior of the whole function. If these functions are quite, behave quite freely, then the bound must be very big one, because it cannot control. That is one reason. And because we have this function, the first part E n, so it is, this problem is equivalent to study the behavior of the difference. Because the first, this is in some sense, when now. So we should study E n, and we call that the defect sequence of the function. And we think that the name defect sequence was first even introduced in paper by Billy John. Not yet, David, sorry. The paper by David, Eisenberg, and Harris, there are some recent passion on this case, so assume that M is a relative degree zero. And when the dimension of M is big, but the ideal is M primary. And assume that I equate it, then this sequence is a weakly decreasing of non-negative integer. So I write here to remember. So, the reality of I n M equal to dn plus E n. So that is the sequence. And in the paper by David, by Eisenberg and Unrich, under this assumption, and assume that the zero local community of M is zero. Then we have a further constraint. So E n minus E n minus one cannot be bigger than d, d is the degree of the generating degree. Because in this case, we consider the equationality. If the dimension is bigger than zero and I equate it, then this sequence need not to be weakly decreasing. And in fact, Stumpfland gave the first count example. And in this, he also, the count is also raised from the other author, but resumed in this paper. And then Konka gave also very interesting and now until now, in my opinion, is a unique example when this sequence can be zero very long. And then as a player and certainly at the place E n plus one can be bigger than zero. So it's quite interesting. And you will see later that this is really very, very, very, very, we need to have a higher dimension in this case. So if not, I is not equating it. And even the model is a polynomial ring. Welcome, soldier. The sequence can be initially increasing and later degree soldier. This sequence is neither is never monotone. It's not equating it. Even when the case, the idea is M primary, okay? So the, about the partial reason, such as the sequence E and could be arbitrary. And our main reason in this talk confirm this yet. We say that it is the sequence could be arbitrary, but we can prove that for the K of the ring, not for the any polynomial ring. And you will see that, okay? For the simplicity, we already consider the K of ring, the model M of the ring. And the algorithm idea, which is not important. And we will study three function, the function of the quotient, the function of the model and this function. Why we study this one? Because already in the paper by Eisenberg-Harris and Eisenberg-Hundrich, they study this function via, via this, this function is studied via this function. And we follow this way, and we will see that some reason we got is follow from this, the study of the regularity of i and minus one over modulo i. So now, I recall, we consider the case of equi-generated identity in the greatest ring. And in this case, i is a standard greater ring, okay? And from this short exact sequence, this short exact sequence, one can easily show, very quickly show yet. This regularity equal to this regularity and equal to dn plus e minus one for n big enough. That means they share the same, this one. They share, so they all modify by i n, by the regularity i n. So I write here, so regularity of i n minus one, i n minus one i n equal to dn plus i n minus one. And regularity of r, r, r, r, r over i n equal to dn plus bn cn minus one. And this proposition says yet, e n equal to a n equal to cn equal to e n for n big enough. I said cn, this one. This definition is equivalent where I wrote here. And as I said yet, also this is equal to e for n large enough, but they are different for small n. At the beginning, they can be very different. And in the paper by Kotkovsky-Hershov-Chung and Kodyram, we can see that e n is non-negative. But it is not clear which a n and cn. We can prove yet under the assumption i is generated by the same degree, then a n always is non-negative. And cn is also negative, non-negative, if the height is positive. We think yet it is always the same, but always k is yet cn is non-negative. And it is under this assumption. But until now, we could not prove this one, okay? But that is not so very important in the study of the behavior, initial behavior. So now we start with the case, we will function this function. And the k are the dimension zero, that means i is m primary iodine. Then there is a constraint on this case. We only know that by previous reason by Eisenberg-Undrich and Eisenberg-Huerke that it is not, this is a, follow this one, we can also adapt this one, we can also prove that this from the defect sequence of this function also quickly decreasing, okay? And it turns out that this is a, this is necessary condition, but it is also the sufficient condition. So we can prove that a sequence of non-negative integer is a defect sequence of this function for an equi-generated iodine i in a standard degree algebra, which is this one, if and only if it is a quickly decreasing sequence.  So that is the construction. You see here the ring, S, the ring R is just a quotient more ring, model on R monomial iodine. And the iodine is very easy, this is one. Okay, it's an all monomial iodine, in time just because they are monomial iodine, we can compute, I don't think it's not so easy. I don't think it's not so easy. Oh, sorry. For the case dimension is positive, we can prove that similar one, but that here is only the sufficient condition. So the defect sequence of this function can be any conversion sequence. So there is no weekly, nothing. Only conversion sequence of non-negative integer with a property. But this property is not necessary. I can formulate this in the equivalent form. So that means that this function is any numerical asymptotic linear function of slope D, so that FD is bigger or equal to N minus one. And as I said, it is only a sufficient condition because the condition Z, this is, the condition Z is, this is not, so we can have this example, interesting example, given by Nguyen, Danghub, and Bukong Thang. They give an example that rate E is M plus three, but rate E to N is a sixth N, and that is a very big one. Now we consider this function, the regularity of R modulo I to N. And again, in the case as the dimension is zero, that means the M primary I to N, I z and B, and here it shows that this defect sequence is a weekly decreasing. And in this case, even to the under the sum set, that it is related by the same degree, we have further constraint. Namely, this defect sequence, not only weekly decreasing, but not too much. So I and minus I and plus one must be bounded by the degree D, is a really big. And quite interesting yet, we can show that this together with the weekly decreasing is sufficient, this is necessary, but it is also sufficient consequence. Namely, the sequence of non-negative integer is a defect sequence of the idea related by form of degree D in a standard gradient algebra, which dimension zero, if and we leave this sequence is a weekly decreasing and the difference is at most D. So for the case of the dimension, positive dimension, we have a sufficient condition, sufficient one. So that if the sequence is a non-negative, satisfy this property, then the defect sequence, the defect here, it can be realized as a defect sequence. Okay, and we can reformulate this in the form of the function of Casano-Fermont-Pott regulates. So it is, this function could be any American and asymptotically in the function of D, so just this, so this far, and okay. So I mentioned earlier that thing and how they can give, so that means the condition before is not necessary. And again, the proof of this is a explicit construction, which is similar to previous one, but of course it's a modification. Namely, we have this a little bit more complicated. More complicated, and then the formula also more complicated. And as a passion case, then we can get, so all are monomial, I.D. So just we can compute the computation of the locomotive, reduce to the computation of the quotient of certain monomial I.D. So now we consider the third one, the main function, the ability of the power of I.D. And again, in the case of I mod I, so the zero dimension, so the defect sequence is only proof that it is weakly decreasing. And we can use the previous I.D. to compute the Casano-Fermont-Pott regulates for this. I, as I said, yet in each case, we should compute separately. We cannot reduce it from the corresponding region of the quotient ring or I-1 of modulo I.D. So that is the main obstacle in the, why we should study the three functions separately and compute separately. And then we can prove this, the defect sequence of this function can be any weakly decreasing sequence of non-negative integer with this property, where M is a least integer, so that is. And again, like in the case of the quotient ring, this condition is not necessary. It is not necessary. And this condition is opposite to the property in the previous result. So, and if this local community is zero, then this EN has exactly the opposite property. But in our construction, we have this is non-zero, of course. Otherwise, it could be true, could not be true. So, there is a question in the paper by, oh, sorry, by David Eisenberg and Undrich. They asked whether this sequence always weakly decreasing and using our, using our region here, this here, this proposition, and also this theorem.  We can give a explicit sequence of EN so that this is D plus N, so it's much bigger than, it's never weakly decreasing. So, they give a counter-example to the question by Eisenberg and Undrich. So, that is about the Casino-Vombo-Forty-Reverty. And then, which, there is a recent paper, recent study on the saturation degree. So, we call that the saturation is this definition, defined by this one, okay? Saturation of iron is exactly. And then, the degree, the saturation degree is defined by the last place where it is not zero. And it is the last component of the zero-global community of this kind. And recently, very recently, I, Tai Ha, a larger fan, they prove that if C, R is a polynomial ring over the complex field, field, field, complex number, and I, the I is generated by this, by form, which here is a reverse one, order. So, that's the procedure scheme cut out by this, is a non-regular. Then, the saturation degree is bounded by a linear function. Extending the method in the paper by Chung and Wang about Casino-Vombo-Forty-Reverty, we can prove that this saturation degree is in fact, you see, in this case, it is a constant. And if this is not zero, it is asymptotically a linear function with a slope, then at most, the asymptotic degree. And it is really the asymptotically degree. Yep, this I did, generated by form of degree D. That means there is no lower genetic monomial, polynomial of the smaller degree. So, okay, they, in this paper, they asked whether the ball is the optimum one, and use our result, we can show that, we can show that, there is an example that the ball for N is a big enough, the ball is far from optimum. And then, we can prove that this is really, as I said, when this is bigger than zero, not zero, then this is asymptotic, is a linear function for N, big enough. And we want to study the initial behavior of this one. Okay? So, similarly, we can write out that saturation degree, iN is equal to delta N plus BN. And in this case, when i is related by the same form, the form degree, it is equal to the D, when i is equally generated by lm of degree D. And we also want to study the initial behavior of this sequence. Then, we can prove that the defects, we can show that the defect sequence of this function can be any conversion sequence of non-negative integer with this property. And again, we use the construction in your previous proposition. So, note that, note that if, so this is a sufficient condition, and we can give an example that this integer could be negative. So, it's really only a sufficient condition. Okay? Now, we go to the third part, the polynomial, iN. So, in the second part, we can get quite a, in some sense, a final reason about the defect sequence. Because all the difficult complexity is included in the ring. In the ring, i mod, i mod, i. So, the ring i is not polynomial ring, and we take a suitable question ring of the polynomial ring, and then we can get, we can construct short kind of monomerizing. But when i is equal to h, the polynomial ring, we don't have this freedom. And the problem become more difficult. Okay? So, now, the third thing is this one. So, the ring is a polynomial ring, and i, all motion iN, we can be created in different degree. So, here, we should go away from the assumption of accuracy. If accuracy is too much constraint, and then we cannot control, we cannot. Okay? In this case, in this case, the regulative i to n is equal to this one. So, we need only to study the function, customary motionality of the power. In small dimension, even generated by different degree, we still have some restriction. So, cannot be free in this case. Namely, when the dimension is most one, then we have this property, iN plus M, bounded by the sum of the previous two. In particular, if this is zero for some n, then this should be zero for all n, for all n. So, it is very clear that it cannot be arbitrary. In the case of the dimension is zero, so M primary, we have even a more strict, more constraint, we have this one. So, if this is zero for some one, or for some n zero, then from that, all must be a zero. In this case, for n a big enough, but in this case, we only know that from, start from there, all should be zero. So, it's more constraint. So, that is not clear yet, not any bounded, non-increasing function can be realized, or the effect sequence. However, we can prove that, any non-increasing function, could be realized as the effect sequence of M primary monomial iN. And the construction in this case, are much more complicated than in the previous part. Namely, the first we construct a monomial iN, that is equal to dN, that means the effect sequence, the effect is zero for all n big enough, but at the beginning, the effect could be quite big. Could be quite big. So, the second step, we truncate this iN by power of M, and there is a reason in the paper by Eisenberg and Ulrich, say Z. So, we know that when n big enough, it is zero. But the first one is a big one, but now it truncated by this one, then it becomes constant, statement. So, that means, the effect sequence has an elementary type, we call it the type two. So, here is the type two. So, the effect sequence is Z at the beginning, statement, and then becomes zero. After step two, we have this one. The effect sequence is constant and then becomes zero. And the third step, we consider the second fiber product of iN. So, the fiber product of iN is in the set of the two ring of the disjoint set of variable. And this one will take all product of the two variable into setting, and for this one, we can prove a technical layman. We can show that this effect sequence, if we consider this fiber product, then the effect sequence is the maximum of the two. The maximum of two. And thanks to this one, we can show that the effect sequence is the maximum of two. And thanks to this one, we can prove the theorem by induction. So, when the number of the value is only one, it's only elementary. And then, for the bigger one, then we extend this z, so from z to z, we only have a by induction. And now we consider this iN with this one. Then use z layman before, then in this part, it should be this. And then become zero, then the maximum. So, we can prove the theorem by combining this iN of elementary type. How about the higher dimension? For the higher dimension, it is still not clear, but we can show that for any sequence of positive number, then there is a monomial gradient show that the effect sequence of the customer moment for quality, we consider as a numerical function, get local maxima exactly as this point. So, any, we cannot prove that the effect sequence is arbitrary, but we can show that it is, it's a behavior quite counter control, can get maximum at any point where pre-described point. And the idea of the proof is, we use, we first construct, we use the construction in a bellicombe where we have the effect sequence is increasing and we call this is a type one. So, this is a type one, oh, sorry. Type is decreasing and then become stable, called this type one. And that it can follow from, can be given in the paper by Bellicombe. And then combining each, which are technically lemma before, that we consider the product of the two ideas in different ring, then the effect sequence, the effect is a sum, not the maximum, but the sum. It was given some year ago in my joint paper with thumb, okay? And using this, we can prove the theorem. So, you see, by the fourth theorem we have any decreasing function. We have, we can realize the function. And then we have this one. And now we use the lemma, we can sum, we can have a sum of these two function. We do this, this, this. So, from this, we go to, we have, go to this construction. Any convergent sequence of non-negative integer can be realized as the effect sequence of the function of Casanova morphology in the polynomial case. And we are working on this connection right now. And we hope that we can solve this very soon. So, that is the end of my talk. Thank you very much for your attention. Are there any questions for Hua? Anything you can say about the SOC or degree? No, we don't, we didn't think about that, but maybe could be. All right, if there's any, if there's no other question, let's take the speaker again.