There we go. Welcome to Monday. Running a little bit late, I forgot some stuff at home. Had to go back and get it. That's the way it is. Today's probably my easiest day. I'm not giving a talk and I think, I think, not on my students are giving talks. And it's gonna be exciting. We'll back at it. Yeah. One thing I was worried about with his eye poster setup is that you wouldn't be able to just walk around and randomly view the posters. I enjoy having the poster conversations with people, but it's also really valuable to just walk around and just casually peruse and browse and see what's going on. And with this new screen setup, it works really well. I think I see. I'll never guess what I'm doing. Hey, yeah. Hey, make me proud right here. Because I think there's a lot of demand. There was a lot of desire for really collaborative work on high quality education initiatives. Public have an opportunity. What we have been doing at Rubin Observatory from the beginning. And so here in the schematic, you see the four essentially subsystems of the observatory, the four big components of what is being built at the observatory. Okay, fidget spinners and yo-yo so far I'm very entertained. Always with the no-pads. Love the no-pads. You can't tell on camera, but it's totally 3D. It's totally looks amazing. It's a bold move bringing coffee to Seattle, but I like it. Okay, I've got a plenary talk I'm going to go to here in about a half hour. And so far the poster hall has been a wild success. I've got a bunch of top level swag. I'm very happy about that. I'm running into tons of people. You know, the masks, they make it a little bit weird. People's hairstyles have changed a lot. You never quite sure if you recognize somebody. And yet I'm actually running into tons of people that I know. Like it's been really productive and really positive. A good morning so far. So let's give a warm welcome to Keshe. Today I'm very excited to talk about the emerging picture of plant populations. But what I'm excited about is taking a step up and looking at the picture of plant populations on a full scale, building a complete sense of plants in our galaxy. And today I hope you're telling why I think that's interesting and exciting and possible. Brilliant amazing, funny, awesome. So I'm excited to talk about the emerging picture of plant populations. Exclusive interview with the band Night Lunch. What is a Night Lunch? When you're at the telescope, you had your dinner and then you're working and you're working and it gets to be 4 a.m. and you need a little bit of an Osh. You have Night Lunch. And observatories often have catering services that prepare you a lunch for the middle of the night during the day and you go to the fray, you can get up and you eat it while you're controlling your telescope in the middle of the night. Totally alone on a mountain in the silence with the wilderness. Night Lunch is dangerous, Night Lunch is exciting. When are you playing? What's the show? Tuesday January 10 at the sunset tether. The show starts today. We are opening doors open at 7 and we'll be rocking hard. I saw you and then you ran away. How are you? We found these stories like about how astronomy on tap like really made a difference in our career path. Just a quick reminder that the exhibit hall will close at 6.30 which is in 20 minutes. I'm not sure why that's a pun but okay message received. I poster is still kind of you know not a perfect format for a poster but I really like having these big screens. I think this has gone really well. I'm glad to see a lot of people mixing and talking and mingling at these open eye poster hour. I wish they were up a little longer. An hour or two is not enough time. Having a poster for a whole day is nice. How do we used to do this so often? Oh my god I am exhausted. I'm going to end the day with reunion with grad school friends. I'm excited about that. This has been a day totally full of reunions. I cannot believe how many conversations I've had with people that have been so exciting to see changes in their lives, changes with their families, people having kids, people moving, people I thought I'd left the field who are still in the field. I mean it's it's felt like a giant family reunion all day. My student collaborator Riley with his post-struck today making me so proud. Tomorrow I've got a student with a press release. That's going to be really amazing. I can't wait to go show that and highlight that work. Okay apparently they're cutting a soft here so that's okay. And then I'm giving a talk on Wednesday which will be fun and of course I'll report it. This video hopefully should come out Tuesday morning and so if you're here and you're watching this Tuesday morning go see night lunch the band. Those are people who are students here at UW-C Addle who now have this amazing Rockland Roll band go see them. It looks like a lot of fun. And Wednesday if you're in town go see the Astronomian Tap Talks. It's amazing. Okay that's it for day one of WAS. Thanks for watching. you