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What's up everybody? JCM for jazzymskatespricks.com. This was our only filler we needed to do to sell out Immaculate Mba basketball, one box break, ran on teams with this 2021 Tanini Prism Multi-Pak Sello, one-pack break number 197 ran on teams. We're gonna give away 10 spots in those Immaculate breaks with this pack filler here. First we're gonna do the break. Randomize the customer names and teams and distribute the hits out. Then at the end of the break we'll take all 30 customer names, randomize them in a separate dice roller randomizer and a top 10 out of 30 get in. So good luck. Let's roll it three to four seven times. Good luck. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seven. Nick down to Kevin. Three, four, five, six, seven. Heat down to the Chicago Bulls. Okay, and stick to what you got guys. Quick little pack filler. Put this up really quick. Man, it's been a good while since we pulled something nice out of here. Trying to speak it into existence, maybe. Spencer Denwitte vibrance or dominance, sorry. It's Jim McBubbler. Nola Mellon's there if you see those two guys. Zeke Najee. I'm not in this pack of these. So let's switch scenes now and let go guys. Good luck. Top 10 get in, roll. Three to two, five times. One, two, three, four, five. Boom, five times, five times. Just missing out was Kevin. Sorry, buddy, from there down to Nick. Bucking Grats to Josh. Kevin. Josh, Nick, James, Nick, Brian, Brian, Nick. Look at that. Boom. Congrats guys. Top 10 are in after five times. So coming up next is the break itself. Expect some potential big hits in there as the first box wasn't the best. So good luck everybody. JaspysCaseRakes.com.


with the speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty, high-o silver. The lone ranger. With his faithful Indian companion, Tuttle, the daring and resourceful masked rider of the plains led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. Nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past come the thundering hoof beats of the great horse, Silver. The lone ranger rides again! Clay was an ambitious little man with a spirit that was far bigger than his physique. He stood five feet two inches in his boots. John would stand up against anybody, but got the best of no one. Yet he continued to bristle like a batom rooster at the least slight or provocation. There was the time, for instance, when John was at the cafe in Rocktown. The man standing next to John was six feet tall. Hey, Barkeep, give me some service, will you? Be with you in a minute, John. Oh, keep the shirt on, Shorty. You'll get weighted on when your turn comes. Shorty, eh? Say that again, mister. I just dare you to say that again. Hey, John Meekley's rare enough again. Yep. Always picking on a big umbra, too. This is gonna be it. John, why don't you forget what he said? If you tell me what you want, I'll... No, wait a minute. I heard him call me Shorty. If you'll just dare to call me that again, I'll... Just work what you do. Shorty, why you... You better go outside and pull on it. I'll carry out it. Hey, put me down. Let me get through, folks. Someone open the door. Yeah, I'll open it on. Here you go. Time, John was getting ready to mount his horse at the hitch rack. When a buck board and team hurriedly swung in alongside and came to a quick stop. Easy there, stand still, will you?  Why don't you look where you're going? Well, I'm sorry, fella. Being as you're kind of short, I couldn't see you behind that horse. Shorty, am I? You listen to me. If you get down from that buck board, I'll teach you a thing or two. Well, now, I was... Yeah, I guess it didn't look so big to you when I was sitting down, fella. Don't make any difference. I'll teach you to watch where you're going. Oh, get out of my way. I'm in a hurry. Oh! I'll see you again sometime, half a minute. Even at home, John Meekly never used discretion in dealing with his big, strong-armed wife, Matty. Get up and move out of my way. How do you expect me to sweep with you sitting there? Matty, don't talk to me like that. I told you over and over. And if you don't learn to be more polite, sometime I'll... Threatening me again, huh?   Oh, wait. After Matty had run John Meekly out of the house, the little man who wanted people to think he was tough mounted his horse and rode into Rocktown. As he approached the bank, great excitement suddenly broke out. Oh, oh! It looks like a couple of outlaws coming from the bank and heading for their horses. Yeah, they're coming. They're riding right this way. I better duck fast and get between the buildings.  Yeah, come on. Yeah, yeah. A few minutes later, John came out from cover and rode to the hitch-rack in front of the cafe where a crowd stood watching. Oh, there! Oh, hey, John. Why didn't you try to staff those outlaws? Yeah, they were heading right your way. Yeah, Meekly's trying to act tough in the cafe, but he runs the cover when he's got a chance to prove he is tough.  There he goes, getting tough again. Someday someone will tear that bantam apart. Why, you honoree sight-winder? You can't call me a bantamist. Wait a minute. Get inside the cafe and get as many men as you can to form a posse. Yeah. All right, Sheriff. Hey, Sheriff, all right with the posse? Look, Meekly, you better stay here in town and help protect the women folk. Riding in a posse after outlaws is a man's job. That's right, Sheriff. Anyhow, John Meekly's a little too tough. He might hurt them outlaws while we can get them to jail. I'll go and find some men for the posse. If Bob wasn't your deputy, I'd tell you... Now, Meekly, don't make any more threats.  You better learn that acting tough and really being tough are two different things. You tell Bob to bring the man over to the jailhouse. Get up, then.  Little John Meekly waited until he saw the posse leave town. Then he rode slowly homeward along the trail, feeling that the world was against him because of his size. As he rounded a bend in the trail, John was filled with sudden panic as he saw two horsemen riding toward him not more than 50 feet away. They were the lone ranger and his Indian companion, Tuttle. John pulled to a halt and thrust his hands high over his head. Whoa! Whoa! Whoa! Now I'm in for it. Look, Mr. I, I know you two are outlaws and that you robbed the bank in town a while ago, but I, I got my hands up. We're not outlaws and we have no intention of drawing against you. That's right. You're not neat, put up hands. But, but the mask. I thought only outlaws wore masks. Forget the mask. What was that you mentioned about the bank being robbed a while ago? Yes, the Rocktown bank was robbed by two big outlaws. I remember now neither one of them was the Redskins so I guess they couldn't be you. The sheriff led a party after them out the west trail. I offered to go but they just laughed at me like always. Why should they laugh at you?  Or try to act like them tough, but they all know it's just an act. Even my wife, Matty, run real the house with a broom when I try to act like a man shewed around his own home. There's more to being a man than just being tough, Mr. I'm John Meekly. I'm glad we met you, John. Tell me, did you ever hear of Napoleon Bonaparte? Can't say it's a half. Does he live around these parts? No. Some years ago, Napoleon was a great general and became emperor of France. He was a small man, John, not your bill. Yet at one time, he conquered almost all of Europe. He never let the fact that he was short-bothering. You don't tell me, but that's your something. He reckoned folks laughed at him, too? Well, if they did, they were sorry for it later. I sure wish there was some way I could make folks forget. I'm a little ombre. Maybe there is a way. What way, Mr.? If you're willing to trust me, you can come to our camp near here and we'll talk it over. I guess I can trust you all right since you didn't draw against me. Yes, I'll go along with you, stranger. And I sure hope you do have an idea that'll... it'll make things different from me around Rocktown. All right, let's get going. Get up there! After they arrived in the Lone Rangers' camp, John Meekly listened intently as the Lone Ranger talked. Todd and I were trailing a certain outlaw named Bill Derrick, big man riding a Palomino. He left Pecos with another outlaw, though we don't know anything about him. Say, one of those outlaws who robbed the bank had a Palomino? I noticed as they rode toward me. He was a big ombre, too. Both of them had bandanas covered part of their faces. I'm sure he was Bill Derrick. There's a reward for his capture, but he's smart enough always to evade a posse. Matt right. I've found that outlaws generally follow a certain pattern. One of Derrick's tricks was to have someone posted in town. Well, before and after he pulled a job. He took him off as to what was happening. You think he has someone spying out in town now? It's possible. And that's where you come in. Me? What could I do? You want to prove yourself to the men in town, don't you, John? Yes. Todd and I will always be nearby.  If things work out, everybody's attitude will change toward you. All right, mister. Reckon, if you've got a plan, I can do my part. Good. I'll listen closely, and I'll tell you exactly what to say. That afternoon, John Meekly went to Rocktown alone and entered the cafe. Come to Meekly. Too bad the sheriff decided not to take you with the posse. I reckon it's just as well. You see, in the excitement, I forgot to tell the sheriff I know who one of them outlaws is. You do? You mean you recognize one of them? Just who do you think he was, Meekly? Ever hear of an outlaw named Derrick? Bill Derrick? Bill Derrick? Yeah, the sheriff has a handbill on him. He posted it right out in front of the jail. Well, one of them was Derrick. I'm sure of it. Well, no one who he is, if he aren't making all that up, won't help much in catching him. Maybe I've got an idea of where he's hiding out, too. Well, look, Meekly, that's a going too far. Yeah, stop trying to act wise. How could you find out where Derrick's hiding? I'm not saying. But since the posse isn't back, if some of you want to go along with me, maybe we can capture them outlaws and get the reward. Listen to him. Now he wants to lead a posse of his own.  Yeah, you're supposed to be tough. You can keep all the reward, too.  Maybe I will go get Derrick. Maybe I will show you I can be tough. Shorty, if you ever did, I'd add a hundred to the reward and give drinks on the house taboo. All right, go on, laugh. But I'll show you. You just wait and see. John left the cafe and, mounting his horse, rode from town along the trail the outlaws had taken. Following the Lone Rangers' plan, he was playing a part, but he felt very nervous as he rode. I hoped the mask man and Indian saw me leave the cafe. Get up there. Oh, well there, oh. Shorty, I got this gun on you, so you better be careful and talk up. Well, I was, uh, I was just going down there. Now look, I heard that chatter of yours back in the Cathaynophology. Maybe like these armories back there say, you're just a lot of talk. But I knew better this time when you started blabbing about Bill Derrick. You're going to find him all right, he's taking you to where he's hiding right now. All right, get moving.  The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger story. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. To continue our story. When he was overtaken on the trail and ordered at the point of a gun in the hands of a tough-looking man to go with him to Derrick's hideout, John Meekly once more experienced a panicky feeling. As they went along the trail, John glanced hurriedly around, hoping to see some sign of the masked man in Indian, but without success. By the time he and his companion reached a deserted cabin in the hills, John was sorry he had listened to the Lone Ranger, but there was nothing he could do but stop and dismount.  Hurry up, Ron, get inside and meet Derrick. Look, I, I really didn't know where this place was at all, honest. I was bluffing back there when I... Inside. This little runt coming to the cafe yapping about recognizing you when you rode from town today. He said he knew where you were hiding out. We'll have to light out then. Maybe he told the sheriff all that too. No, he didn't.  He asked to go with the posse, but the sheriff wouldn't let him. So you knew who I was when you saw me a shorty? You see, I... He tried to get the men at the cafe to come out here and capture you for the reward, but they laughed at him. And the way he talked, though, I knew for once he wasn't putting on an act. He found out somehow. Yeah, I guess it don't matter how I did it. But if he gap long enough, someone might believe him.  I guess it ran out of material when they got around to him. He sure is sorry excuse for a man. There's a little runt with a big mouth. No, you wait a minute.  You know what I mean? He tries to act tough and always winds up flat on his back. All right, get in your feet before I kick the stuffing out of you. Oh! I'm getting up. All right, Gregg and Pete, hold his eye. I got him. Let me go. Listen, either talk fast and tell how you found out where I was hiding and who I am. Or I'll plant this big fist of mine across your mouth. Yes. Yes, I'll tell you honestly. Start talking then. It was part of a plan. Me going to the cafe and saying that. What do you mean a plan? Well, I met two hombres. A mask man and an Indian. They said they'd been trailing you and guessed you pulled that robbery. The mask man planned for me to go to the cafe and talk like I did. A mask man and an Indian? Don't make sense.  I'm beginning to see all this straight now. Mask man said you might have someone planted there in town. If I talked and said I knew who those outlaws were, that someone would follow me and bring me right to you. The mask man and Indian were to follow. But they crossed me up. So that's it. They were going to follow I and they used you for the fall guy. Too bad you listened to that mask man, but good for us. What are you going to do, Bill? I asked to get rid of that hombre. They didn't expect this half pint to get scared and squeal like it did. So they won't know we're expecting them. Let's get outside Pronto and bring that wine and little hombre with you. We'll wait in ambush until those two show up and fill them with lead. Then we'll give shorty here what's coming to them. Come on, let's go. A few minutes later after tying John Meekley's hands behind his back the outlaws left the cabin taking John with them. All right, shrimp. Get going out the door. Yes, yes, I'm going.   Yeah, we'll fill him with lead after we ambush that masked hombre in the Indian. No, no, listen. I'm sure they won't come. They weren't around when you stopped me on the trail. I looked to see if they were. I don't care what you say about that. You don't know that mask man like I do shorty. He's got plenty of smart tricks he uses against hombres like us. Maybe you didn't see him in many ways but I bet he was around some ways and that him and that red skinner following the trail left by you and Pete right now. I'll give the horses. We'll lift shorty on his and I'll leave. All right, hit letter and let's get going. Help shorty in the saddle, Lou. All right shorty, up you go. Yeah, there you are. Get on your own horses. We haven't much time to get to the place where we're waiting to ambush you. Hand me shorty's reins, Lou. Here you are. Let's go. Make it fast. Unknown to John Meekley when he left town the lone ranger and tato had seen him and had also seen the outlaw Lou following. They had ridden along in a royo which paralleled the trail and had witnessed Lou stalk John. Then they followed. The lone ranger and tato stayed some distance behind relying on their ability to follow the hoof marks of the two they were trailing. When they reached the point where Lou and John had turned from the main trail to a branch trail the lone ranger pulled to a halt. Now the branch trail leads into the narrow valley on the right, tato. I suspect the hideout is there. I hope we can get there before Derek breaks down Meekley and makes him talk, tato. Derek will want to know how Meekley got his information. You think little man tell about us? Derek will get the truth from him once he starts. John Meekley isn't a coward but his size has always been against him and he knows it. As we ride the branch trail I'll tell you how we'll approach the hideout so as to take them unawares. Come on, Lou. Meantime Derek and the other two outlaws had hidden in ambush behind some large boulders a short way up the branch trail from the cabin. They had taken John's gun and the little man stood with his hands tied behind his back between Derek and Pete. Finally they heard hoof beats approaching beyond a bend in the trail just a short distance away from the boulders. Here they come. Sight your guns if they bend. The minute they appear we'll all shoot. They won't have a chance. I never know what hit. All right, this is it. They'll come around the bend in a minute. Get set.  I won't let you ambush them. Oh, I'll shim you. I'll fix that shred. Hey, look. A white stallion in a paint with an empty saddle. Well, Pete, at least I can put a bullet in the runt. Oh, I'm hit. All of you, you're coming. Hey, you're above us on top of the boulders. Stop your guns. Stop them. They both got the drop on us. I'll get one of them. No, you're not going. No, I stopped the bullet. I give up. I give up. We're coming down. Come on. That sure was done. What work, mister? Little policy to be all right. Are you hurt, John? No. No, I'm all right. I thought you forgot me. I told them about you. They made me do it. Yes, I know. But I saw what you did when you thought they were going to shoot us. You've got what it takes, John. I couldn't let them do it. But then the saddles were empty after all. Yes. We just mounted up trail a bit and sent the horses on. Then we cut across to these boulders and climbed up just in time. I suspected an ambush and this was the logical place. Gosh, that sure was smart figure, mister. We'll get their horses. Then we'll tie these crooks on them and take them to town. Here, I'll cut your cords. This one over here. This one. There you are. Now, get a gun. I think the people in town have a surprise coming. Let's get going. It was just about dusk. The sheriff and the posse had returned to town and had gone to the café. They were inside talking over events of the day. Well, we didn't have any luck. But we'll try again tomorrow. Hey, Sheriff, what do you think about the talk? And they say John Meekley did in here early this afternoon. I think just what the rest of you think. Poor little John was just acting up again. He heard about Derek or read that handbill I got across the street. Just decided to tell that story. That's all. He was sure talking tough, Sheriff. He even hinted that he might go bringing Derek all by himself. That's right, Sheriff. You should have heard him. You ought to make Meekley a deputy. Hey, Sheriff! Sheriff! Better come take a look, Prado. What's up? John Meekley's come up the street with three armories, tied their horses, and holding the gun on him. It can't be. Great day. I gotta see this. Don't lie. Come on. I call it is Meekley. Hi, Sheriff. I got a few outlaws for you to put in jail. What is this, John? That one there is Bill Derek. There's a big reward for him, understand? The money they stole from the bank is in his saddlebags. Holy smokes here for bank money is here in the saddlebags. John, how'd you ever do it? We thought you were just talking loco. Well, a man he turned out to be. Well, he may be a little man, but we gotta admit he must be plenty tough to round up those outlaws. John, I'm sorry I misjudged you. You'll get the reward on Derek all right and a reward from the bank, too. John, speak, Leonary Kyle. I've been hunting for you after the wild tale you told at the cafe today. Now, you get on on you. Just a minute, Maddie. See them three tough-looking armories sitting there in them saddles? It's a sorry like. I see them. And your husband, John, just captured them. What's more, one of them's Derek, one of the toughest outlaws in the territory. You say my husband captured him? You didn't take the sheriff's word for it, that I just brought them in, Maddie. What's more, I ain't going home till I'm good and ready. That's the way to talk, John. Sure, I'll cuff you, John. Maddie'll let you be boss now, I bet. Great job, you got this. And to think I ran him out this morning with a broom. I reckon I just ain't the type to get tough with a female, Maddie. But every man's got limits to his temper. That's the way, John. Of course, John. Tell us, John, just how on earth did you do it all by yourself? Well, as a matter of fact, Sheriff, I guess I better tell you that I... If it wasn't for the lone ranger, we wouldn't be here. The lone ranger? Man alive, John.  That's sure a hot one. Put those crooks in jail, man. I've been looking at them. Come on, now. John Meekley getting outlaws to think he's the lone ranger. What do you think of that, boys? Ain't that something? This is a feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated, created and produced by George W. Trendle, directed by Fred Flower Day and edited by Fran Stryker. The part of the Lone Ranger is played by Brace Beamer.


Attention Bear Valley residents, this is a community notification of a new sexually violent predator in your area. Please stay tuned to the following short program for more information. Hi I'm technician Ron Hackett with the Denver Police Department. The sex offender registration and compliance unit at DPD is responsible for the registration monitoring and tracking of all registered sex offenders and sexually violent predators who live in the city and county of Denver. Here's a brief history of sex offender legislation in Colorado. Our state laws trickle down from federal government mandates. In 1994 we had the Jacob Wetterling Act which mandated that states would establish a sex offender list. Magans law of 1996 said that the public would have access to those sex offender registration lists. The Pam Litchner Act of 1996 stated that some offenders might have to have lifetime registrations and the Adam Walsh Act of 2006 unified sex offender laws across the country. In Colorado the legislature has determined that sexually violent predators by definition pose a higher risk to the community at large and therefore mandated that upon their release from the Department of Corrections the community must be notified. Sex offender notification in Colorado happens in two ways. The first is passive and ongoing through the sex offender registration process which is a list maintained by local police departments. The second way is active via community notification for those offenders determined to be sexually violent predators by the courts or by the parole board. Most sex offenders in Colorado are supervised by the criminal justice system in our communities. Most sex offenders engage in crossover behavior which means they may have been arrested for one type of crime but be apt to commit another.  There is no typical sex offender but all tend to be deceptive, manipulative and secretive. 80 to 93 percent of sex offenses are committed by someone known to the victim. Sexual deviancy begins in mid to late adolescence. Sex offenses are not impulsive.  The community has a vested interest in helping offenders to be successfully managed in the community. Sex offenders have the same need for housing and employment as any other citizen.  There are approximately 16,500 registered sex offenders in the state of Colorado. About 65 percent of convicted sex offenders are placed in the community on probation. The remainder are in the Department of Corrections or Community Corrections. Offenders may be caught for one type of offense but be at a high risk to commit another type. Crime of conviction is only one indicator of risk.  The offender's residents must be verified quarterly by the Denver Police Department. The full sex offender registration list is available by calling the Denver Police Department Identification Bureau at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Convicted felons and those with multiple convictions are posted online at denvergov.org slash police.   Now, here's a look at the newest sexually violent predator living in Denver. Here's an overview of the registered sex offenders currently living in Denver. There are 2,427 total living within city limits. In Denver Police District 4, there are 438. Precinct 423 has 112 registered sex offenders. Of those, 94 have felony convictions and 18 have misdemeanor convictions. Daniel Jesse Roybal is a sexually violent predator currently living in Denver. He's 43 years old and was born on September 7th, 1980. He's a Hispanic male, 5 feet 11 inches tall, 210 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. He's currently living at 3,001 South Sheridan Boulevard in the Bear Valley neighborhood of Denver. Schools located within one mile of this offender include John F. Kennedy High School at 2855 South Lamar Street, Trailer Academy at 2,900 South Ivan Way, Bear Valley International School at 3,005 South Golden Way, Saban World School at 3050 South Brain Street. Parks located within one mile of this offender include Pinecrest Village Park, Bates and Hobart Park, Jefferson and Kendall Park, Bear Valley Park, Bear Creek Park. Bus routes located within one mile of this offender include Route 51 South Sheridan Boulevard and West Bates Avenue, South Sheridan Boulevard and West Cornell Avenue, South Sheridan Boulevard and West Colgate Place, Route 30 West Dartmouth Avenue and South Sheridan Boulevard. A brief history of charges against this offender attempted sexual assault overcome victims will. He's not currently on parole or probation and registered with the Denver Police Department on December 1st, 2023 to 3,001 South Sheridan Boulevard in the Bear Valley neighborhood of Denver.  Daniel Jesse Roybal has been determined as sexually violent predator after meeting the following criteria. Criteria one age 18 or older on the date of the offense or under 18 and tried as an adult. The offender was age 29 at the time of the offense. Criteria two, the crime must have been committed on or after July 1st, 1997 and convicted on or after July 1st, 1999.  The offender was convicted on March 1st, 2010 for attempted sexual assault overcome victims will and on April 20th, 2010 for attempted sexual assault overcome victims will. Criteria three, the relationship to the victim was one of the following. Victim was a stranger to the offender or the offender established or promoted a relationship with the victim primarily for the purpose of sexual victimization. The 14 year old female victim was known to the offender. Criteria four, positive results or the passing of a risk assessment instrument administered by probation parole staff and a qualified treatment evaluator. Positive results include an assessment for the presence of a mental abnormality, a level of denial regarding the offense, treatment, appropriateness and motivation, presence of sexual deviant interests. The offender was evaluated by the Denver Circuit courts with positive results, determining him to be a sexually violent predator.


Hello everyone, this is Piyush Mishra, currently pursuing my Bachelor of Technology in Professor of Science and Engineering from Bundelkhand University, Jhasi. And these are the slides that I have maintained from mentorship showcase 2023. I came from, I basically belong from Android Development and I have worked on open source development too. And I started working with the Linux environment a year ago for continuing my Android development. Linux kernel bug fixing project was my project under Linux foundation Fall and Paid 2022 that I was enrolled in and the topics I am going to cover will be virtualization, sending patches kernel maintenance. So entire debugging program, entire debugging profile was completely new for me. I maintained my Linux build environment from sites like Linux from scratch.org. But debugging was really a typical matter. So kernel bug fixing the messenger and fixing the issues in the procedure. As we all know that kernel acts like the messenger between the software and hardware level interfaces. And why do we have bugs? We have bugs to make sure that to bugs tell us that there is something that needs to be improved. So as of effective operating system, as of an effective operating system, simple and powerful Linux was the operating system that I chose to work upon. And compatible with Android 2 as Android is based upon Linux architecture, Linux kernel, how it starts. So I started with the open source development and working with the Linux environment. Then I go on through Linux from scratch.org. So half build or working procedure. I built up a build environment and I completely built a Linux kernel, completely built a bootable kernel, which could be booted using Kim. So these are the development environment that I have gone through. The major challenges in these mentorship was understanding the tasks was a major deal as you have to get what you have to do. Then you have to search what you have to do or you have to ask what you have to do. Starting with the mainline source, working with mainline, compiling and booting it. And then working with the syscaller, working with the sysbot dashboard for actively looking into the bugs and how they could be improved was a major task for me. Understanding the kernel.org logs, building the key foundation resources for debugging the kernel. Finding resources is also a major task in this mentorship as you have to actively look upon the web for resources that you could collect or you cannot further proceed in that procedure. Virtualization, the life and time saver as if you don't want to spoil your machine, main cold boot machine, then you can build the kernel upon the key move. Using virtual boss or GTP techniques, booting the compiled kernel with Kim and using GTP and build route. So there was a task of mine that I have to define fuzzing. Fuzzing is simply executing a program over a point with different inputs to break the program in order to fix it in order to detect bugs. Stacktrace was there. We have to use decode the stacktrace.sh script for finding the PIDs and for finding the processes that go upon while the kernel is booting. Syscaller and sysbot are debuggers too. While working with the syscaller tools, syscaller is actually maintained by Google and sysbot is the dashboard where you get about the bugs online that gives you about a critical level of bugs that are listed upon sysbot dashboard. So in all the procedures, the most effective tools were Kim. As I have told before, it prevents you from using your main machine as the code you are entering or debugging procedures you are going through and break the machine and counter the chances of exploiting the machine. Sending patches. Email sending was the major task enrolled in this program as sending emails is the way of sharing what you have done upon the kernel with the other developers being the biggest development environment. This is the most active form of communication between the developers. My work that I did in this mentorship program was to create patches and generate patches and actively look for what other bugs that could be resolved as it was completely new for me. I created patches and submitted as of my task to my mentor and I get used to with checkpatch.pl script and various other scripts too. In the meantime, I came in knowledge. Actually, this was a bug case in that case in reported in September. In September, that was reserve SFA size. So rearranging the flow action size or there was just a bit manipulation with the code that fixed the bug. So it was a minor change that saved the day. And I learned about that. It was not fixed by me, but I learned about how we can get into debugging while we are working with the kernel. The kernel mailing list is actually an important task as the kernel mailing list keeps you updated about what active bugs are being found or what active bugs need to be resolved. So I also came up with other bugs that I founded. I also came up with other bugs. Please wait a second. Yeah. So these are the four bugs that were resolved earlier. And I came up with the reference that what these bugs were capable of and actually these bugs were fixed. These were evos-stopping bugs that were used for active communication reaching in Android and fixed in October 2021 patch. Later, these bugs were also fixed in updates about Android 12 and are confirmed to be fixed in Android 13 updates as well. So these bugs were fixed and learning about how bugs work, learning about what impact that they can make, or this was my mentorship experience with Linux Foundation. So thank you everyone. So thank you everyone. Again, as we all have bugs and we all fixed them. So thanks again to Linux Foundation, my peers, my mentors and everyone. Thank you.


Our final speaker with the presentation on food for thought, bringing personalized nutrition solutions to the market. And our speaker is Gustavo Cancelas, who is an expert evaluator and senior consultant at Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe with expertise in spin-off companies, financing and R&D management. And a senior, Darius, I'm a senior. And I want to confess, I want to make a confession today. I come from the lovely city of Santiago de Compostela in the northwest part of Spain. Our cathedral is very famous because we receive pilgrims every single day since a thousand years. Just can you imagine a thousand years receiving pilgrims on a daily basis? I used to say, hello, where are you from? San Sebastian. Oh, I'm lovely. By the way, how does it take to reach Santiago from San Sebastian just walking? One month, as an average of 25 kilometers a day. In the middle age, the sinners were committed to go to Santiago to suffer because you are a sinner. And if you live in Brussels, take into consideration, you need at least three months to reach Santiago de Compostela by walking three months of pain, pain, suffering in your, namely feet, legs, knees, the same has happened today. But they are free of charge. They are plenty of happiness. They are no sinners. But as I mentioned, I'm a sinner because I must confess that in my former position as a CEO, I contribute to ask for public grants at the European Commission with no interest at all on exploitation activities, with no interest at all about what to do with the research results. That's my sin, I am a sinner. And I want to confess today. I was in the dark side. And as a CEO, I order to my staff, let's go to another project just for funding my personal costs, what a sinner. And how about, dear boss, how about our research results? Forget about the research results. Look for another project in order to get finance. That's my main goal. What a sinner. Then we decide to say goodbye to the dark side and convert. I practice a conversion. And I ask to the European Commission European Commission to be an expert evaluator in order to detect in advance potential sinners. Oh, that's my role. I love this role because thanks to this collaboration I can contribute to stop in advance in order to detect potential sinners. Oh, and my second point was to get on board on the program Horizon Results Booster. Horizon Results Booster is a program run by the European Commission to help projects, funded projects to start thinking about exploitation topics, namely. So to invite partners to get out of their comfort zone, we are very comfortable at lab. Oh, this is my comfort zone. You are at lab, make new knowledge, producing research, papers. But how about this presentation of the generated knowledge in each project? By the way, all these projects, namely H2020 or Horizon Europe are on the top of Europe. You are playing the Champions League. You are the Real Madrid, Manchester City. You are the Liverpool, Bayern, Paris and Germany. You are on the top of the world. You are the very best we have in Europe. Congratulations, be aware of that.  And how about the results, the outcomes of these top-rated projects? How about how many of our research results reach the marketplace in the end and contributes to generate a lot of revenues and a lot of new jobs? Europe needs to create new jobs. So it's advisable to think about all our champions of the champions, our top Champions League, our best-granted projects, by the way, with public money could reach the marketplace and put in value at the most to Europe as a leader in the planet. This would be my wish. And in fact, it is, but is it the reality? Think about how many projects do you know in your life? 10, 20, 30, maybe 100? Think about, this is food for thought. So I need your help, please. Can you move to the next slide, please? Or may I? Okay, this is the European paradox. The European paradox means, okay, we fail when we translate our research results to the market, but we generate as Europe a lot of research results. We are gold medal producing knowledge. Congrats, by the way, you are among them. Remember, you are the champion. But the fact is by investing millions of euros, we are not able to reach the market and convert into new jobs, new revenues, generating a lot of money, selling around the globe, not just in our local countries, please, open your mind. How many reach the market?  And I said, you are the best regarding commercialization. In the USA, I love you, I really appreciate your solutions, but we are the best when producing knowledge. What a pity, Gustavo, they say, come to the party, come to the party to the USA and sell your products here. Oh, when I said this to the partnership, they said, selling in the USA? Oh, I'm very frightened. I can only sell just in Greece or in Spain. What limited ambition. And we are dealing with the champions, remember. So, ask yourself, how many projects do you know? Please help me, this is the fight against the famous Spanish siesta moment. So, in order to take advantage of this, I invite you to share your thoughts about this, some figures. How many projects do you know? 10, 20, 35, okay, 35. Can you help me with your calculator, 35? Number of them that reach commercialization of 35. So, zero, zero, zero. Wait, I anticipate you will use your calculator. Please, we have a professional, this is a top, top. Please, your contribution. How many projects do you know? A hundred, a thousand, many, many. So, many in your calculator. Many, then divide it, divide it. How many of them reach commercialization? Very few, divide very few, so, 1.5%. This is our picture. This is Europe, welcome to the real world. Why is so difficult? Why? Jose, why? Tell me, tell me, Jose, tell me. We need promising results close to the market, for sure. That's an ingredient. Without this ingredient, forget about commercialization. Number two, customers willing to pay us for our solution. Imagine, nobody buys the product, forget about commercialization. And number three, a group of partners with willingness to exploit. I had the honor in the last century, exactly in 1999, to create a venture capital society, a venture capital fund, in order to provide finance to spin-off companies, start-up companies. And we screen all the proposals based on, for sure, an excellent business plan, business plan with an excellent market research, a feasibility study, so, a document, okay? It's a document. And furthermore, the team. We evaluated, before invest our money at risk, about the team. So, on the one hand, we have a promising, a lovely business plan, and on the other hand, we have the team, pop. Which of these two are the most important? Please share with the audience. The team. It sounds so well, can you repeat, please? The team. Absolutely. The team is on the app, on the forefront of all. In fact, imagine the best technology you can imagine. Imagine the best IPR portfolio. We have the four best patents in the world. But imagine a poor, a poor team, in fact, a poor team can raise a great project. So, there is no doubt that point number three is, in fact, on the top. These are, at least, some requirements in order to practice exploitation of the research results. I have good news, very good news. Very good news. This project decided to apply to Horizon Results Booster. This means an additional, an extra effort besides the war package number one, war package number two, war package number three, all in all, all in all, the coordinator role, the coordinator. Let's go, please send me all the documents for the commission. Besides this effort, in addition, in addition, this project knocked out the door of the Horizon Results Booster. We want more. Are you sure?  Jose, are you crazy? I can't believe it. You're plenty of work. You have PhD students. You have postdocs. You have your own research. You have pre-graduates. You have... He's there. He's there. And the beneficiary was free service to an additional, an extra work. The service number one is called portfolio dissemination, exploitation strategy, sort of brainstorming session to start thinking about exploitation. Let's say ice breaking. Let's start thinking about how to exploit our promising research results. Step one, step two, business plan development. So more in depth analysis regarding marketing strategy, customers, financials. And in the service number three go to market, by the way, this is an ongoing process right now. We deal with early adopters, name customers, costs, financials, and we fine-tune the final version in order to decide go or not to go to the market. Because going to the market is not free of charge as you can easily imagine. Market analysis, business strategy operations, competitor identification analysis, all of these are done right now. We are in the last steps of this. And I can only say congratulations to all partners involved. But I want to invite to stand up, to better, to Jose, stand up please, and to the PO, and please provide a big applause to all of them. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. The PO is always the facilitator towards exploitation. Key role. Jose and better have been working hardly on a monthly basis and a lot of meetings, a lot of sessions. And congratulations. May we be an excellent example for others, for others with the basic condition of willingness to exploit, willingness to have an extra, an additional work besides the day-to-day activity. And this is all I want to share with you this afternoon. Thank you very much. This is for you, Dario. Dario is in the name of my little boy. Oh. Well, so thank you, Gustavo. Thank you. And do we have questions in the audience online? Where is Santiago in the north? Well, first of all, near the Atlantic Ocean, near the Atlantic Ocean. By the way, in the audience, who knows Santiago de Compostela? Please, share with Darius. Oh. We have one question. Yes, please. Feel free, feel free. Thank you kindly. I'd like to stretch your metaphor a little further. Oh, please. So I'm horribly afraid you might be preaching to the choir. In the, we are already a large number of researchers are very willing to exploit their outputs, both in and for research and also commercially, because there are two potential strands for exploitation. But I'm not sure that either the environment or indeed the training that goes into researchers supports that process. Certainly the research assessment exercise is changing, but oh my goodness, it's slow in recognizing exploitation activities, regardless of which route you go down. And I don't see enough training at the undergraduate and early postgraduate stage to give confidence. We talk about confidence and skills in using IT tools. We also need confidence to stand up there and pitch. Many thanks for your reflection and it's a great contribution. And by the way, since the era of seniors that we are looking just for money in our proposals, the commission includes a key word as everybody knows. The key word is impact. So we expect as evaluators that at least a draft version of the exploitation of the results in advance. That's the main point we have gathered. I'm very glad with this, but don't forget, we are professionals for writing documents. And I can write easily what you can expect to read about it. And it's not mandatory for me to go to the market in the end for sure. But we are as pilgrims going step by step. And the impact is a good step in my view. Please, Peter. We have time for one short question. Oh, no, it's... And how about anonymous? It's a comment. That's a comment. I'm also a pilgrim and I would recommend to look for EIT food for training opportunities. And there's a full letter starting with students going up to already early market adopters. And that might help for that. All right. Okay. So thank you. Big hand for Gustavo Kanzelas.


We just got done seeing Stuber. I'm Adam. This is Chase. We're gonna give you our thoughts outside in the cold weather in front of this AMC Where we didn't even see the film You get past 10 minutes and it's pretty clear sailing a lot of funny jokes A lot of good laughs a lot of slaps to humor a lot of witty dialogue and it's all kind of working really well What did you think of Boutista? Uh, you know obviously as far as his acting goes He's not gonna be the greatest actor on the planet got that place do he bounces off of Boutista really well with their Communic interactions if you're going into this film to see a little bit of nebula that is all you're gonna get cuz Karen Gillan maybe has Eight minutes of screen time not even probably like five Still charming in the time that she has but it's short-lived some of the shots that I think they took were a little bit If you like I didn't quite understand like why they decided to go shaky camp with it Because it's a lot of shaking like it's really hard to like understand like what's going on So it reminds me a lot of like a Michael Bay action movie It feels like the camera is about 20% too close to everything kind of like how this camera probably is This is how close a lot of the shots are even when people are just talking. They're like this close Well, there's that shot at the end with Action is bid if he like he said the cinematography is not the thing you're gonna take away from this film It doesn't look the best. However There is some really good action moments like little moments that stand out a lot of especially towards the end there's a fight between the two leads a little bit of a coral and That that scene I was laughing for like three minutes straight It was the perfect mix I think between action it wasn't too long It was a half hour longer even 10 15 minutes longer. It would have been too much Oh, we're in a half.  We don't need to waste any more time. What are you gonna give this out of 10? I'd say give it about eight and a half eight point five out of ten. I go to a comedy to laugh I laughed a lot at this I'm gonna agree with you eight point five out of ten It could have gone up a little bit further if I had some more of those cinematic shots If I didn't have some of the the muddier action scenes you brought up 21 Jump Street I think this fits right in with 21. I think it's funny I would agree


We'll start with Ruyo Ando. Hi everyone, I'm really excited to talk here. So thank you for listening to me. And in this presentation, I'm going to talk about weird application using multithreading for analyzing a huge pickup pile. This is a tool which takes full advantage of multi-core processor and achieve high-performance improvement. Actually, is there anyone in this room that thinks that wireshark is a little bit slow? The design goal of these tools is kind of multithreaded wireshark with automated deduction. So I guess multithreading can be one of the new frontier for packet inspection. Okay, sorry. My name is Ruyo Ando. I'm working in a complementary organization. So I'm not weird. So my talk is divided four parts. At first, I would like to talk about the current catastrophic situation of traffic analysis. The funny thing here is that we have too many packets to be inspected. However, for the problem to have the solution, we have more packets. This is a kind of really helpless situation. I'll tell you what later. And the second one is the main part. When you build a tool for analyzing huge pickup wire using massive threads, you have some selections and how to convert code into a concurrent version. The selection of features and containers and synchronization mechanisms such as mutex, block free, and something like that. And the third part is a demo and an experimental result. Simply stated, speedup is a radio of parallel execution time to serial execution time. So I'll show you the comparison. Then let me conclude this talk. This slide shows the catastrophic situation as everyone of the audience already know internet traffic is increasing at exponential rate. However, there are two huge professionals.  What's going on? Thank you, thank you. Huge traffic imposes a great burden on security researchers and analysts. But traffic explosion is not similar to the hacking or exploit. Because hacking and exploit is impulsive and will be finished within several minutes. But this is not the case of traffic explosion. Unfortunately, traffic explosion keeps exploding like an accident of nuclear power plant. So in my case, in my laboratory, I have 200 to 300 log files to be stored in the server to be inspected. Well, during this 20-minute presentation, 325 gigabyte file is stored to be inspected. This is really helpful session for me. So automation is really important for me and everyone of the audience. But for my experience, open source data mining too doesn't work in many cases. Because in the world of advertisement and marketing, commercial tool is not going to find people trying to hide his activities. And to make things more worse, open source data mining too simply ignore people trying to hide and assume in-line behavior is a part of everyone else. So I would like to emphasize that packet dump is the last resort. Pick a file is rare and hard to find source to be trusted. And this one is 1 million versus 1 trillion. Machine learning has table property. I tell you all. If machine learning doesn't work on the dataset comprising 1 million training dataset, what is needed? What is needed is much more bigger set. This is unexpected because machine learning failed to fail in the dataset comprising 1 million training dataset. The intuitive conclusion is that it doesn't work at all. But according to this paper all we need is much more bigger packets. So the situation is very curious, isn't it? So Astra has four features. At first, Astra should be run on commodity workstation and laptops. It can run with reasonable computing resources. Because GPU and crafting system such as Spark is still expensive and high-cost and sometimes sparky. And more importantly, Astra uses project speed thread which is really old programming style. Writing a program and choosing appropriate labor of abstraction is really important. Usually hardly anyone misses the old programming method except hackers. What we are copying here is a real-world packet stream which is huge, not nice, not organized in regular pattern and unfortunately unpredictable. So flexibility is important like you use assembly language for analyzing malware binaries. So Lawsless and MPI expose the control of parallel computing at the lowest level. But at the lowest level we don't have rivalries, containers and schedulers. So you have to implement these utilities in full scratch by yourselves like the era of 1980s or 1990s. I guess this field can be one of the new frontier for packet inspection. As a result, Astra is compact but powerful. Actually, Astra has about 2,000 lines of code that can process about 75 million packets in 200 to 400 minutes. These two are intuitively simple. Astra takes two steps. Reduction using task decomposition and clustering using data decomposition. As you know, reduction takes a collection of data and reduces it to single scalar value. And clustering is a task of grouping data in the same group in such a way that data in the same group is more similar than to those in other groups. And the important thing here is reduction passes container to clustering. Container is a really important key in this two-stage processing. Container is a class template of C++ and the future selection are almost anomaly detection of packet based on futures. There are many research efforts and futures could be many but the important thing here is to find proper representation for reducing massive pickup fire. We use this representation in the middle of this slide, key value and we use two structures. This is a little bit complicated. Please see the source code in detail. And let me talk more about containers. Containers is a really important point for mass-reading. You have three options. First one is STL. STL is an old, basic and regular programming style. But STL is not concurrent friendly. So it is a standard practice to wrap up a rock around STL to make them safe for concurrent access. And the second one is Intel TVB. It's an excellent library but Intel TVB provides highly-concurrent container but highly-concurrent container is sometimes high cost. It takes longer time. And I guess this one is mainly for scientific computation so unfortunately what everyone here is doing is like science computation. So the data is not well organized and I'm pretty predictable. So in this case, TVB is not suitable, I guess. And the third one is the emerging technology of thrust. Thrust is a TC++ template library for GPU. By using thrust, you can write a call to perform a reduced scan and something like that. Accelerated by GPU. But unfortunately, as far as I know, there's no plan to implement the hash table, the associated container in GPU. So I guess it will be time to be common for packet inspection. I guess this could be a future work. And this slide is the main architecture of Azure. If you have a case when the computation time on individual pick up file is variable and unpredictable, you'd be better served by task decomposition. Specifically, if you have a case the amount of computation time will vary. Dynamic scheduler will be based. And here, as with dynamic scheduler of task decomposition, load balancing is important to take into consideration. You have to implement scheduler by yourself. So the please see the upper side of this slide. This is a shared container which is queued. Dynamic scheduler involves setting up the shared container which holds data and allows threads to pull out tasks when the previous task is completed. So you should protect shared container so that the thread can be assigned correctly and the task should not lost through some corruption of shared container. Okay, let me show about explain our result. To put it simply, the speed up here is the ratio of parallel computing time to sequential computing time and scalability. So why scalability? Because scalability is a measure of how much speed up the program get as you add more and more core and threads with I guess this kernel tuning is proper but with proper tuning of Linux kernel Azure can 75 million packets with 500 threads in about 287 minutes. To tell the truth, there are some rooms to be improved to be improved because the size of shared container is not proper. Lock intention and context switching occurred too much. But why is this reasonable that can process more than 7 million packets in several hours? And I would like to skip the attack detected in detail because some issues of public dataset. So instead, let me show you a demo. Let me show you a demo. First of all, binary is compiled configuration of number of threads. Reduction step one, this demo is too fast. I guess reduction step two building binaries for clustering. Clustering has 5 to 7 dimensions and the data is truncated for this demo too short. Do you know what's going on? Sorry, I don't know what's going on. Because machine learning is too fast. The machine learning relies on so huge dataset and processing speed is so fast. So machine learning might solve problem. We cannot expect it to solve in a way such that we understand. So demo is too fast. So I cannot talk about it. So let me conclude this talk. I have talked about a little bit weird application, which is called ASRA using multi-threading. For copying with real world pickup stream which is huge, not nice and sometimes evil flexibility is needed just like you should use assembly language for malware binaries but using raw thread and MPI takes advantage of retrieved full performance of magical processors and P thread can expose the control of parallel computing at the lowest level but unfortunately or not we should implement everything, libraries, content schedules which is really exciting for me and as a result they offer maximum flexibility so as a result ASRA is compact but powerful ASRA has thousands of code and can process more than 70 million packets and 200 to 5 million so 200 to 200 to 5 minutes for future work ASRA must be speed up because there are rooms to improve the size of containers and applying TBB and GPU and I really recommend this mouse setting applying mouse setting for packet inspection it's really exciting this can be one of the new frontiers for packet inspection so thank you everyone that's all, thank you for listening


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The Pioneer series of exercises are born out of the idea that naval engineers, both marine and seabees, must be able to operate seamlessly together in order to support fleet and combat operations within the littoral. Our operations include airfield damage repair, decoy, construction, bulk fuel operations. We also have non-standard bridging and the traditional combat engineer mission of mobility, counter-mobility, and survivability. So when we come up here, our seabees are learning from the marines, tactics, expeditionary construction. And then on the reverse side, our marines, they integrate with our construction teams and they learn from the seabees better construction tactics because that's what our seabees do so well. Airfield damage repair, our seabees bring a greater capacity for concrete placement, but where we lack is the ability to certify that airfield. So we lean on our marine wing support squadron engineers to certify airfields for use so we can repair it, but we can't certify it for the airway and that is inherently a joint mission. The future Pioneer series of exercises, including Winter Pioneer 23 and Navy Large Scale Exercise 23 next summer, the naval engineering community, marines and seabees will showcase their ability to work together and support fleet operations within the littorals.


Orisa, your first derby, your skipper out there, you get man of the match as well. Yes, well done, how did you find that experience? Unbelievable, look at the fans, look at this place, unbelievable. We've been waiting for this day for four months now, pre-season started, but great occasion. A bit cagey, first game of the season. No one wants to lose the derby as well, you know, it doesn't really set you up well, but you know, we take a point, a clean sheet and we move on. How's your voice going? Because I could hear you screaming like a banshee out there, controlling the play. I mean, that's what you've been brought in to do, right? Just control things from the back. I hope so. I can't talk to my wife later so I'll use it as an excuse. How about that beard too? That's been getting a lot of comments in the pre-game. Broski is extremely jealous of what you've been able to put out there. You can give me a message and we can have a beard chat for some time, you know, discuss oils and that, but thanks, Broski. Now, in terms of the game itself, I know you didn't get the result, but what can you say about someone like Jack Rodwell came on and just bang, shot that rocket at goal. He's going to be an exciting prospect for this thing. Yeah, should have scored. Unbelievable, you know, to have him around the club is an experience. He's a top, top fella as well and everyone can learn from him. You know, me, myself included. I can learn from him. We all learn from each other. We've built a great squad here, you know, real togetherness. Yeah, with the fans as well, you know, you see this place rocking. If we can get this place rocking all season, who knows where we can finish, you know? We've set our standards higher and we aim to hit them standards. How's your body feeling? Do you feel like your legs are cement at the moment because you were working hard out there? I saw you limping around at one state. I think that's age. That's how I walk normally. It was a tough one, you know, like I said, first game of the season, adrenaline running, cramp up to 60 actually. So that's not normal for me. So I'll have to get you, I'll have to get over that. But I really love the experience. I love this fans. I love this club. And yeah, the sky's the limit. Well done. Congrats on Man of the Match. Thank you very much. Appreciate it.


Thank you for staying with us. You're watching the breakfast on plus TV Africa It's time for off-the-press and look at what the national dailies are saying this morning And we have Chris King day one do member of the chattered institutes of a pretreat of the traitors in the UK Was joining us from Lagos state this morning. Good morning. Mr. Chris. Thank you for joining us Good morning. Thanks for having me. Thank you. Okay I mean we're having a conversation even before we came up We're looking at the Guardian and I think something that really That jumped out on me was the fact that a basket of fresh tomatoes now is a hundred thousand from 40,000 Naira In May and then we have the 50 kg of rice now 60,000 when it was 27,000 Naira in May and so the headline here says that Nigerians growing as basic needs exceed a real income and a lot of there are a lot of things listed here We have noodles. We have palm oil. Everything is now being so expensive and here We see that 90% of Nigerians cannot afford a healthy diet What do you have to say about all of this? The prices are ridiculous at this point from May to December we're seeing like a hundred a hundred and fifty percent increase in all of these things and you know It's time for the Christmas Christmas is just in time for Christmas Day and how are people supposed to be able to afford all of these things?  They love rice, fried rice Party rice You know there's party jorah That's me But on the most use me That that is why when we see some people in government trying to trend NPS come out and say they cannot miss improving that's so so much good Yeah, I can't even say that all these are promises because at the end of it or whatever good thing If it does not impact you okay, but I'm reading my Just afford just the business is it see of life which is food Why don't we talk about shetha and shetha is a different because if you go into the cost of living and cost of accommodation Across Nigeria now they run affordable to many people so many Nigerians are going to arrest they cannot pay But let us even talk the busy food Food so many Nigerians are going to sleep hungry He started from one one one to one zero one To zero two zero one one two zero zero one and people like I'm sure you understand the ratio Now it is zero zero zero so many people cannot afford to eat both within the urban area And also in the village and that is a big problem. Look at the cost of price Don't forget that also that we at the time we are fighting ourself at being able to produce more Enough rice for the Niger market and also my brother is from the place we are rice cultivation Is well known and we can ask him now how many of those rice for the patient is taking And so we have a bucklake a rice. I've kept a rice And the rest of them then it was a for the book a largest and Christmas at this time But now you can see in good imported and the local rice and not a pudding price of a tuba of yam This price of a tuba of yam goes for close to about two thousand naira a roof of words is over one thousand naira And you continue to ask yourself how we Nigeria feeds That is the problem. And that is how we say this government to hit the ground running The area of grandstanding and say that we are lucky to have a problem Nigerians are feeling the things and If something is not done If something is not done something because the rich are not sleeping because the poor are awake Listen to that again. The rich cannot sleep because the poor are weeks. Let us use our phone to counteract it Hmm So, where do we go from here as a nation? Is there even any possibility that we might be seeing some relief anytime soon? And I mean from your statement saying the rich cannot sleep because the poor is awake I think what I would deduce from that is there might be a fear of insecurity at some point We've heard cases of people still in in traffic and and all of that So are we going to even get better as a nation would people feel some relief at some point? Any time soon or is this how it's going to be maybe for the next foreseeable future? Yeah, some people say it's going to be harder before it gets better. Do you believe in that for Nigeria? It doesn't have to be harder. It doesn't have to be harder These are basic things Nigeria have one of the best If you turn it from they go from Lagos from Lagos Not so if it from Lagos through or a true shagam or a to be me You see an array of vast lands green lush What that is is that those land up Nigeria is a one country where you just open the soil and drop something and So we have been well blessed by God The problem we're having is that our government is not taking up of the cost We need to invest so much in agriculture They depend surely we not only for for local consumption, but also for export Situation where we have to depend on oil oil oil oil every time is not helping matters How much is even oil in the national markets with prices is going up or is at a point also We're having the issue of so We can make so much money if you remember in the sixties Nigeria have not discovered oil in this large funding system. And you see that the regions and that is what we're talking about The construction where we can allow the various regions to be able to look at what best they have and what they can be able to do Let me give you an example the Southwest was noted for The North was noted for granite The South this was noted for cool most of the Diplomental progress that you had in the sixties and the seventies before I Was done by I'm sure you've heard of the cocoa house in Has used to be the tallest building the whole of Nigeria. It was built by the Southwest Government then on that will know for money realized for cool cool The why anyone is not at the coast city is because there's so much cold in this other and it was being It was used to be able to govern as the Locomotive all this issue of where you talk about the trains the committee and so many other Ben did not used to have the Cannot pyramid cannot pyramid. I grew up to know it because in the seventies my dad made the car I saw those pyramid. We are those pyramids Rise was in abundance. We used to have fun boy in my own Regio in my own state of the mistake we used to have fun. I as a young boy Who are knowing I know how to make fun boy if you tell me if I get the fruits now I can tell you yes, but I know how to make palm oil wish to make a lot of fun But you know that we bought from boy from China now We bought from boy from Malaysia. Do you know that we're gonna study inform me important Gary from China? There's a giant in the arena That is terrible. So what I'm saying is that government should massively To try and try as much as possible to be able to invest in agriculture make it very very Is you creative or goodness say that is just one point second point is also that most of this because of insecurity Most of our people are not going back to the farm because when they get they get kidnapped and get killed So most of them don't go they don't go to the farm again. Then don't like to reach is that even when they get this Good good to be able to move them around is also difficult One the rules are terrible. You can move moving things from the north to the south is a problem Then the second thought is they also want that is that the prices of moving them as well You know the price of well, you know how much the Elite of this so it's a multi-prime In fact, which you go may have to look at Polistically to be able to make sure that so yes, then we go to have the short-term Middle-term and long-term. They let us even start with the short-term before getting to the long-term Okay, let's move as quick as quickly as possible. I will go into political matters still on the Guardian newspaper. We have a Jail awaits those forging a career to lose signature says commissioner yesterday The headline was that there will be no prosecution for the people forging a career to lose a signature now The commissioner is saying this maybe they will come for him But just your comment generally on what is happening in on those state Well, we say it's time and time again What is happening is in this is an operation. We are a governor But almost one year Stay out of the state and say that it's going to stay from another state for your state It is never done is an aberration But it is it goes on the people of on those things possible to do and truly are represented to poor Who are the members of the house of assembly to be able to do it? If there's going to be doctrine on necessity, it's going to be fully empowering the actor the Deputy governor to not as an acting of it should I can have the power to do it? What is happening is that is it this reminds me of what happened in here? When you are there will see and all manner of things were going on in government You didn't know who was in charge the try was in charge and look at who was the age of them was in charge I saw many other Maricopa that Nigeria was on the tree for safety is happening And I thought by the truth called by the president would have saved the situation very since that is getting worse Because people that was a senior advocate of Nigeria from the state Came out to say that some people are poaching the governor's signature and trying to add to you that to please the state The commission of information quickly came out. So there's nothing like that. That was nothing like that Statements of the stratos or political or whatever But you just less than some 48 hours or 72 hours The one of the commissioners in the state came out to say yes That's the governor's Signature was fought on the document that was sent to him and it has been proven that those it's so I was talking about so I think that they need to do the need to do And when we continue to look at the stage where the president had to be tabin in the president is president of Nigeria and We have the constitution is very very clear about authority Governor had authority in state and the president have yes He might be a members of his party and rest of the pet. I think the solution might only be solved by the people who have been ghosted by themselves I had to do that already one of the president has someone Speaker and also the deputy deputy governor back to Asura to talk but the part is that we need to do the need to do the That power if the if he's seen and known that the governor is incapacitated and cannot be able to do his job The the deputy governor to be able to take over as the acting governor said and to be giving full power to run the state This cannot continue to go this way. We are just a lot less society. That is the problem Nobody respects the law we just people just do this the way they like and how they like and just Know fully where that nothing will happen to them and they will not be heard We heard I can't say what they say how can the state in who state like on the state Which all the intellectuals in that state just be on the three-pointer autopilot with that nobody in charge and since I happen I know what he's talking about. Nobody's doing it. No, but it's just quite unfortunate for me Okay, staying in political matters. Let's move over to River states in we're looking at daily trust right now and one of the headlines here says Fubara mom PDP demands fresh polls as 27 per week a lawmakers join APC, what do you think about this right now? Yes But let me say this that every politician have a right to become To any party or whatever you want But the fact is that the 1999 constitution is very very clear on the issue of the company if you had the company from one party to another It is it is wasted it and that is such on one one night So one and a G of the 1999 constitution has come in there if we are going to become from the party from the party that Got you elected especially in the executive there you are going to back at the seats That is what that that is what that session of the constitution it have been taken up in secret But there's also if there's any problem or whatever But it's never here. Well, as I said Ninety-nine constitution ninety-nine constitution as amended session one will nice of one is very clear about it So the PDP has right to write to Ina to declare the seat of these lawmakers back and transit where and if Ina accept that then definitely I'm going to be an impression a river states. We are do see it I'd be because it bet that they have to go through the meal But it's not unfortunate because we don't learn from history. It's just I trust continue to say we don't learn from history Our politicians don't learn from history Let me give you a similar another single scenario something of this nature happened in In a quiet bomb state When not when he left sorry when he left and Anointed or appointed our kids and women would want to become the governor of a pipeline state When he was elected Whatever is it And he did and he wanted some Legislature to go with him and some did and some didn't but if what you mean is that people thought that With that that goes to a party was going to take total control All and behold when the nation's we are heading late I think the second time We don't People don't know how powerful a government is deep over a government of his state is very very powerful We saw it happening in a little state. You saw the problem between Osho Moli and And and and it was his name Obaseke that force of a second out of it is another Osho Moli thought that he had A two-state under wrap for goodness me when a lesson was Obaseke has to move to PDP When a lesson what if Lord in fact, he wouldn't Osho Moli lost his local government. So our politicians should be very careful I just believe that what is happening is justified between the governor and his council But we should be very very careful It's only God that gives power and takes power Very expensive or whatever that's happening. I think God has been very very Have been very very good to me so big there was a minister. He was local government. Yeah, man It was a chief of staff Now he gave me minister again and let him not overstretch his love as it were or whatever reason I expected him to have be able to reach out with us on the ability to resolve this and make it Thank you. We are my nice doing this person. He said when he saved some people he can't And with what is happening is seen that they are giving him not power to To the government not to not establish himself and never to take control of River state PDP as it were let's see and wait and see how this pans out Yeah talking about We've talked about politics and right now we don't know whether this is tied to politics or not Accidental bombing of civilians must never reoccur to no one's army and we're just wondering if this warning is enough What is your take? The one you know is not enough on to bring boosts behind it It would be corporate to book that is really where it was because this is not the first time this has happened It has happened in time. I know that there was time that an IDP camp was also going to fall That instances of dispensary discharges by our security agencies and at the end of it There's supposed to be an investigation to now we didn't get nobody got to hear about that nobody get to know whether anybody was published Let us not say the two firework on that. Yes, I mean happen in this situation That's what you prefer the fire even the United States that instances where the United States Which happened to bomb or certain areas and in the previous This is an accident that was abhorred in Journalism we are to and we are taught that when you are in doubt from published I know you I'm sure you know that that is what we're talking in general is if you are in doubt One published no matter how the same thing should happen this ago when you are in doubt of The situation are you know that we cannot be able to verify whether these people are truly bandit? They don't need to bomb even if you say they are embedded with but it doesn't mean that for being embedded with a bandit means that you must because why do that you are going to people the And suddenly also some of these bandits also have captives they have Nigerians that they kidnapped the pig And it's within that means so if you are going to do that if you are going to bomb them just for the fun of it Then you're going to kill innocent Nigeria. Then I asked again. What is the place of Intel? The essence of every security is across the globe use more of Intel What you use that those intelligence that we do your intelligence that and getting permission on how to be able to Issues that are part of those are given intel are the villagers are the communities and rest of it So but by the end of my time to start bumping and killing them then always you're not getting it right. So Then lastly is what I was a part in the agency Relationship the problem we are having with our military that is not the agency Relationship I mean doing their own thing. Maybe it's doing their own thing. Air Force is doing their own thing civil defense doing their own thing. If there is an intelligence gathering and intelligence sharing Probably the Nigeria Air Force would have got the military. Please What we are thinking that a bandit and a bandit, please don't say and it was not it was not an aircraft They use drone if you are managing an aircraft that's possible to that before the pilot But before you say I have a second of this Guys they look like bandit. They look like a second If it's a drone, what's you send a message recalling that drone is so that is why I'm saying that Let them be very very Just go beyond just say oh, it will never must not happen again. Just let those that were behind it If my company should be punished so this Has a deterrent to others and we did that around that's engaging this kind of thing But as I said as they do have to and it's just Opportunity that we lost one two three Just like that We hope that this type of errors don't happen because when we look at a trajectory of things it has happened in time past and We hope that this would be the last one for now So let's move over to the daily independent newspaper and one here says my resolve to keep Nigeria secured Has not waned that is President Bola. I'm attainable saying that yes His his revolt is resolved to keep Nigeria safe is still right on track But would you would you think that the president is right on track right now? Are we seeing Nigeria being secured at the moment? Well, it's a double-edged sword that cut either way. Yes, it's trying his best under the circumstances Adonis reporting there might be in a way to That security nine year prove that it would not gotten is a walk in the park Let me give you a classical example report coming in this morning says that 26 people were kidnapped in Abuja F seat I'm not talking about this F city on some in the area Then another report also came in that three people four people were kidnapped in Bwari area I think it's a worry. Yes, one of the Probably also in a good job One woman and three two one of those kids Was a six month baby. That is in Abuja. That is where the president reside That is where we have the seat of problem If that is happening there then you can I might a tradition that was kidnapped. I think possible yesterday One of his age was also killed It is the same thing across but in or by in Anambra state yesterday about ten people were kidnapped One of them was beheaded. So when you put all this into context, you know, as you said that We really we need to work at this is security of course not and that's what we arise with this Because this is the year-time period and that's cramp seem to rise that much So in as much as I command the president So in that years is he's called out to be able to call the issue of the security get that was also We should have put everything in place. Yes, that's an idea and I'm in conference. We know in in in bonus states We are senior officers of land here and that is where the president Going to make that I hope that what we come out of that Conference will be utilized and they do to use There's also high level of the security also It is not just at one point security security in the south is in the north in the south-west Everywhere, there's a high level of secret and I hope that our secret agency should be able to put up But I'll continue to see the best way to be able to win this It's not just kinetics So that they can be able to pull into information that is done all over the world Nigeria's don't like volunteering information our security is because they believe that those information given we get back to be a Bandit to kidnappers and robbers and they will be harmed So if we can be able to be that kind of level that confidence between the people and the security agencies It should be a long way because most of these people that perpetrating this they believe in us people know them People know them very very well. They know them. So but they are afraid to volunteer information Believing that those information will be traced back to them. So if you can make it to beat up that confidence, then I think The ability to be able to cut this man has to be reduced Okay Sorry This one is not a question We'll just like to congratulate you because you are in Nigerian The calf awards was more or less a Nigerian thing. The whole papers are carrying it. Oh, she men became the Men's footballer of the year Africa men's footballer of the year Oswala got it for the sixth time Congratulations to her and Nadozie the best keeper in Africa and the Falcons of Nigeria Was the best team in Africa? So it was a Nigerian thing more or less. So we'd like to say congratulations to you as we are saying to ourselves as well We're proud of this Yes, it's a big congratulations there because The the charity for me is the product. This is the first time in 24 years that Nigerian is going to win that award The last time in Nigeria was in 1999 when Kanwanko and Mesakidi also Did this they put on it and the male and female And since then we are so many misses in the part that was a particular one that I thought that Teji Okota was going to be remembered as a particular edition But we thought that he was going to be Teji Okota and before you need to take it away from us. So but That is the part of it. I don't have a pet if you go to the social media What is even trending more is the fact that a Nigerian Coach and the Nigerian captain and the poma African people of the year Nigeria Voted against Ossimi. I'm sure he must have seen that. That is what he is trying to do Well, when when when when the chips were down if you read history Voted against Nigeria when it was a very critical moment. I don't want to go into that story right now So congratulations to Nigeria. Yeah, it's a good one for us. It's a good way to end the year Yeah So well, we'd like to thank you Chris for coming on the show this morning. It's always a pleasure having you join us Thank you. Thank you. It's always Having you to bring it to you. I have a wonderful day. I get married Christmas Thank you and you too Okay, Chris Kai and day one do member of the Chattat Institute of arbitrators in the UK talking to us from Lagos here. He has already wished us happy birthday Merry Christmas, why does it sound weird if you say happy Christmas? I don't know. I think maybe a merriment people just like to say Merry, Merry Christmas. What is it? What happened to me? You're eating and drinking Okay, we'll take a short break and when we return we'll be looking at our first hot topics. Stay with us