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You know, May 40 here. So I'm listening to Vanity Fair article on Ivana Trump. It just kind of reminds me of the traditional notion of the porous self as opposed to the buffered self. So buffered self says, you know, we're all individuals, we have inalienable rights, you know, we can do anything we want and the porous self says that what's going on around us is going to have a profound effect. But you can't draw this sharp distinction between ourselves and other people, right? We're still vulnerable. So here's this Vanity Fair article. The Manolo Blanex had slightly scuffed. The toes dented a bit and not nearly as immaculate as they always had been. Ivana ordered a half-dozen tight-fitting, body-hugging, jewel-toned dresses. Then they retired to a couch. The designer and his business partner, Paul Margolin, sitting on either side of Ivana. So how's everything going? They asked. Do you need a dress for the inauguration? She said, I don't know if I'm going to go, remembers Bauer. Then she started sobbing uncontrollably. Tears pouring down her face. We both cradled her in our arms, saying, everything's gonna be okay. Her words came out in a torrent. They hate me. They all hate me. Bauer remembers Ivana wailing. Everywhere I go, they say things and they shout things at me. Outside my house in Saint-Tropez, Palm Beach, everywhere. They hate me. Through her sobs, she added, it's not my fault. I am not him. I divorced him a long time ago. I do not deserve this. Okay, so she's she's no longer married to Donald Trump, but of course she's still affected by him. All right, so we're porous. Like the people that we're connected to are always going to affect us. And what's going on with them is very likely to have an effect on us. So we don't get to draw this dramatic distinction between ourselves and others. Like the liberal notion is that we have this, you know, buffered, autonomous, strategic, rational self. So this is the Manly Lagoon. That's Manly Beach. Here's the Manly Lagoon. Ivana Trump wanted to get rid of a connection to the Donald, but even four marriages later. The designer was taken aback. I had to fight back tears myself. He says, because here was this woman. I greatly respected and loved. Totally broken down like this, gone from a size 8 to a 14. So one more argument for the porous self. Right, that part of the porous self is that a fetus isn't just a fetus. It's on a journey to becoming a full human being.


I'm Wendy Low and I'm excited to journey with you as we learn how to take your health back. Today we have a very dynamic woman warrior of God who was given a challenge early on in her life and who has conquered the challenge and wants to help others along the way. Her name is Becky Samson. Becky's journey to recovery from a binge disorder and into reversing every medical condition she had. Overcoming self-esteem issues and learning to love and honor the woman that she has now become. Let's welcome Becky Samson. Aloha Becky. Aloha. Thank you so much. Well when I met you I knew I had to have you on the show. You have an amazing story and I'm sure one that many of us can resonate with and still probably dealing with. So I want to get us started so you can give us some direction some goals and what to look forward to in life. So thank you for being here Becky. Sure thank you so much Wendy and you too are adorable. I actually you were one of the first people that I when I was looking at Think Tech Hawaii you were the first people that I saw on there so I recognized you when we met again about a month or two ago. So thank you so much. Very good. Thank you Becky. So yeah I just want to know how did you do it? I mean we're going to see some amazing pictures some photos of you and I'm glad that you're sharing them I would be so proud to share them as well. How did you do it and how do you do it? Yeah that's a really really great question because I've struggled my entire life with weight issues with weight as many people can relate to. I know that it's a difficult thing for a lot of us and from my journey with eating overeating and binging started when I was about seven or eight years old. I think there was just a lot going on in my life and food was what I chose to go to. That was my go-to thing to dealing with my emotions and many many years of it going up and down the scales and as I always say it's when my weight went up my self-esteem went down right so and you know I'd have a little bit of successes I'd try different things and my weight would go down and I'd feel a little bit more confident about myself and then I'd slip off the rails and and go back to that cycle go back to what I knew and felt was familiar to me. So that was kind of my journey all the way through high school all the way until a friend of mine and I were walking one morning in a mall and she's this four foot eleven Filipino 83 years old now and she was 130 pounds overweight and she turned to me and she was Becky this was a Thursday and she says I have eaten four cookies and I needed detox and I at the time I was 266 pounds so I was my heaviest weight and she's like I need a detox and there's a conference down in Vegas and I was like and she goes I need to go come with me and I was like what you're so crazy you know like four four cookies is nothing compared to what I can pound down you know and so anyway we went walking the next morning and I didn't really think she was serious but she at that point said to me she goes Becky really seriously we need to go we need to leave within an hour and I was like what like I have to work and she goes you're you're the boss call off work let's go so I did I I went to work that day on a Friday and said I'm sorry my friend has some weird thing I don't know she needs to go down to Vegas which is a five hour drive and we jumped in the car and we walked into this room we were late and we walked in this room and the woman at the front of the room was telling her story and I remember as she was telling her story I turned as I was registering my name for the event I turned up and looked at her and I said she's telling my story and who are these crazy people and this room was full of people who had been in recovery from food addiction and had been had success and kept their weight off lost a bunch of weight but also kept it off for many years which was something I never could do and so story after story after story these these women and men would share their stories and I was like I don't know what this is like I I just came to support my friend but I know that I I want to start and and I turned to my friend I said I need to start right right now and she goes no no no you'll know when you're ready and I'm like no no right now do you understand like I'm compulsive like I need to start right now and I found out that it was later I found the person that lost the most amount of weight she had lost 200 pounds and I thought you're going to have to beat it out of me and she goes Becky that's not how this program works and I started working with a sponsor which you know it's it's totally free program and she offered to take me on as a sponsor and 14 months later of course it's a journey it's not perfect but 14 months later I released 130 pounds and have been a part of recovery for the last I think that's now 12 and a half years since that day back in 2009 well congratulations yeah so can you mention the name of your Filipino friend that dragged you along I actually can't because it's anonymity right so yeah but she's one of my dearest friends and still to this day she I told her all the time I said I swear I'm speaking at your funeral whether you like it or not because you've changed my life you introduced me to something that and she by the way went on to lose 130 pounds as well so and if you see as she's this little short thing and I'm tall I'm five seven so it's kind of a funny kind of a funny thing well you know we all need a buddy I'm gonna talk about that later we all need a buddy and you were her buddy and she was your buddy and so absolutely together I don't know how well you would have done well you wouldn't have known about it without her so to shape for her for dragging you along and for you to go and then for you to have your eyes and heart wide open to receive the information that you will make a change and that's what to me success is all about success is not just being at the right place at the right time which you were but success is being at the right place at the right time and taking action which you both did and you know and I'm really really glad that you said that because I always say to people when they come to me well Becky I've never lost my weight or I've never had real long-term success and I always say well you just haven't lost your weight yet and the yet is holding up the hope that you know let's just try one more time one more time what if I had said no to her that day what if I had not been in that room and said you know what I know this works for everybody else but it doesn't work for me I didn't even know what it was all I knew is my heart was open and I love that you brought that up and I took action and I just did it one day at a time one day so to shape for you you both actually wow so you know we have a slide of you and in this next slide you don't look too happy so please share with us what were you feeling here in this photo yeah you know this is this is um still to this day people ask me you know what do you think about when you look at you know who you were before and I I struggled to be honest with you for a really long time looking at at that girl and that woman because there was a lot of pain there was a lot of um I felt a lot of bondage I felt completely out of control I had a lot of anger I had an angered and resentment towards myself um and of course I had failed so many times so of course there's a lot of beating myself up feeling like I'm never going to be successful and so I look at that woman now today 12 and a half years later and I honor her because she brought me to the place that I'm at now right I had to go through all of that garbage in order to get to where I am today and you know everybody has their weakness like you know I I personally don't like to use the word addiction because addiction people categorize you know oh I'm not an addict or whatever but we all have stuff that we struggle with we all have weakness and that happened to be the weakness that I um that I ended up with when I was very young and it was hard for me to shake that um but the one thing that really made the difference is I found a program that I really didn't really honestly see the power of using God in it and once I found a program that included God or your higher power or whatever it was now I could really plug into literally something way beyond me to be able to overcome something that I've never been able to do by myself and that is a very much a 12 step thing is you know let God do what I can't do for myself and that's exactly what I did I had to learn how to let go and let God well you have two buddies with you and the good thing is you recognize them and then you grab their hands and you journey together and so that's the whole success is um having somebody that you are accountable to and making sure that you took one next step right in front of the next step and that's where you are today 12 years later and so wow what an amazing journey and so for many of our viewers who are not taking that first step yet I'm hoping and praying that their hearts will be open to hearing your heart to guide them through their um recovery and to their the where God really brought them to so they can max out their lives absolutely I know that you're you're did that trip to to San Diego to Vegas you're all up in the mainland and I know you wanted to plan a trip to Hawaii and what was your goal when you were planning that trip you had a goal in mind and did you reach your goal before coming to Hawaii yeah you know that's a that's a great question I think people that struggle with their weight right we're constantly setting goals for ourselves and then failing at reaching them and I swore when I was really young because my family uh didn't travel a lot when I was a kid and so Hawaii was like this really big huge reward for myself and I was always my goal that if I went to Hawaii I was going to be at my goal weight right I was going to be able to wear a swimsuit and feel good about it because that's something that I had never felt like I could ever achieve and in 2006 was the first time I came to Hawaii and I think you guys have a picture of that um but that was I obviously it was at my heaviest weight which is ironic because now living in Hawaii I met my goal weight but that first time I came here um I was very disappointed in myself you know I felt like I couldn't really enjoy it to the full extent that I wanted to because of how I felt inside and that was just something I was talking to someone the other day she says you know culturally a lot of the Polynesian cultures you know they wear full clothes going into into the into the water and I wear I just wear my you know normal swimsuit and I said to her I said you know I think the reason why I do is because I finally feel confident in myself you know I don't have to carry around the shame that I feel anymore I'm I honor the journey that I've been on with God and I honor the woman that I've become um but I can relate very much so is setting goals and not achieving them but that still doesn't have to stop you from setting another goal and having it yet right the yet maybe just not there yet so keep setting the goals is really my point with that wow and what a what a purpose filled life you have now um in the beginning you just you were like in a turmoil you were considered your you considered yourself in a mess but God gave you that mess to make it your message exactly where if you weren't there before and have that struggle and that journey to get to where you are today what would you be doing today I mean now you have such a purpose filled life and and thriving and the glow within you comes out and that's why you were on that journey and you struggled and the struggle made you stronger and more aware of the issues of the day for many many of us so thank you for pursuing the journey and being so successful what what you're doing and sharing the secret or the message behind what we need to do to accomplish our goals right so and to be honest with you Wendy I honestly I believe one of the secret sauces to keeping your success is to give it away you can't keep what you don't give away if that one woman had not told her story that day then I would not have been inspired to do it there's two reasons why people change one is because they get so sick and tired of being sick and tired right where they're at or they see themselves in someone else's story so to be honest with you I could care less if I ever told my story again because my weight loss story doesn't define me but I know that there's people that are still out there struggling and they don't think that there's a solution that's that's the thing that keeps me awake at night and keeps me on these shows and keeps me out in the public and keeps doing the work that I'm doing is because I was so excited to have finally found something that that helped me get out of my head and into my heart in loving myself but also learning to love others as well and being able to have this relationship with God that I've never really been able to have before because the food was standing in the way between me and God and success and I needed to get the food out of the way and so I really believe that we I am going to keep it the more that I share and help other people because I wish I would have known about this earlier but I also believe that everything happens for a reason in timing right like it happened in the right time for me but there's so many people that come into this program that that are like oh I wish I would have known this 30 years ago you know like no you're it is just right here it's this is the yet moment this is your yet moment wow you know um I have to ask you a question there's a question here from the viewers yeah they're asking you did you have any support groups that held you accountable through the from the beginning to where you ended up at your goal absolutely 110 percent in this that was one of the things that I had tried losing weight on my own this 12-step program that I work is every single person in the program has a sponsor okay so that what that means is that I call someone every day I have not only do I have one person that I talk to every day just for a little bit 10 minutes 15 sometimes it's five minutes just to touch basis right to get out of isolation and to be accountable but I also have meetings that I go to which is larger group and now because of zoom we have people from all over the world that come on these meetings and so when I came to Hawaii we actually when we started this 12 years ago we started it in Utah and we now have I think there's eight meetings maybe even more and there's 150 people doing it there and here we started with one meeting we had three we went and now we're down to two but we've got a bunch of us here in the islands but you don't need there's people from all over the world my sponsor is not here somewhere there's somewhere else so yeah absolutely support is bar none the most one of the most important factors in and this applies to anything in life by the way if you want anything get an accountability partner a good accountability partner that you that you can be accountable to to get that success wow I'm so excited to meet more of the people as I venture into your programs and see actually talk about something we have a surprise at the end where people can actually get more information and and go through the journey as you did so I know you want to keep that to the end but in your next slide you have your finger pointing up what was the significance about this day and your finger pointing up the number one so first of all I wore the wrong shoes that day I remember thinking oh my gosh those are my clogs um but that was the first day that I got into program and into recovery that was that was the moment like moments after I said to my girlfriend I don't know what this is I just know I need to start it and that was outside of the hotel in Las Vegas and I always hold that you know that picture close to me because that reminds me of that moment that I didn't know what I didn't know moments before that and then all of a sudden that was the first day of my journey um and it is a journey it's not perfect I I'm never going to say that but oh you just lose 130 pounds because you had mentioned before you know sometimes it's one journey to lose the weight right and you're getting a lot of accolades from everybody oh my gosh you look amazing but it's a whole other journey to maintain it and that's just and the way that I do that is just with the one day at a time mentality like I can't think about what I'm going to do tomorrow I just for today I have a program and today I'm going to stick to it I don't know tomorrow I'll wake up and make another decision but oh just for today just for today I can and that's how I've been successful for 12 and a half years well so that's the secret right there are a couple gems out yeah he's going to Nuggets first find a buddy I mean oh I mean just what a journey that you've been on you've come a long way and you know I I still resonate with but you're saying um I work with a company and my president of the juice plus companies Jay Martin he always will tell us find a buddy and so from the very get go you find a buddy if you're blessed you find a couple of buddies that hold you accountable that will hold you up and you will hold them up and journey together and hold I mean just being accountable and when you feel that weak moment where you're reaching for something that you shouldn't and by chance or it's a god thing the phone rings and say hey put that donut down or put that third donut down Wendy we can do this so all of these are such gems that we all need even as adults we need we need this accountability and just the feeling that someone cares and is supporting me all the way so well and the thing is is it's got to be in an internal thing right like I mean I have an accountability partner that I speak with every morning on zoom for 15 minutes with my business right this is what I'm committed to doing and this is what I did yesterday here's my wins here's my successes you know here's my declaration so I don't just apply this to my personal food program and I seriously I apply it to all different aspects to them to my life and business coaching as well so if you want something but I always say the accountability partner it's not their job to do it for you it's your job like if I'm somebody else's accountability I always tell him I'm not chasing you I don't have the energy and the time to chase you but I will be here and if you when you call and I always say call on time and I do I sponsor several people in this program and they're really good they honor my time they get on they do what they need to do and they get off and we touch base and and it and it works it really works and that's the thing is is if you can learn that if you're trying to do it on your own it we we talk ourselves out of things all the time but if we have somebody in our lives that is willing to do that for us and we're willing to do it for them yeah that's just it's magic it's a it's it's literally magic yeah it works I know and I know that you've come up with come up with a way to give support to all in need of your experience and knowledge you've created an audio I think it's called sabotage buster and that will be a buddy 24 7 to so many so please tell us about the sabotage buster yeah so you can go to my website creating healthy living calm and on there if you click on free you can download this is this called 11 sabotage busters so these are the things that we tell ourselves right like that really gets stuck you know if something comes up and we we tell ourselves uh the stories that we tell ourselves and I give and every single one of these sabotage ways that we sabotage ourselves I give you nuggets or things that I have done that have helped me kind of burst through that now I don't recommend that you do all of them I always recommend that you just like pick one or two that are like that's totally the my go to sabotage um and and then work on that just one day at a time to say you know I'm going to work on that I'm going to implement that tool and work to improve every single day you just need 1% of improvement right and if you have a bad day shake it off and step up and keep going so yeah that's that's definitely a free gift that I can give to you to everybody so awesome a free gift yes well what a blessing I mean I know you've been blessed and so you're turning it around and paying it forward by blessing so many with all your great experiences your your nuggets and yeah so thank you thank you so much Becky for having that heart and the servant's hard to share and give and it does take work on your part to continue to be a sponsor or you know and to continue to serve in that regard so I know that your life will be continued continually blessed as you bless others so thank you so much you know um as I was growing up um I always had an insatiable appetite myself and I and it was beyond binge eating I just could not get full and I would just eat everything in sight and the joke is that when I was in dating age I used to have dinner at home with my family before my date picked me up because I would be so embarrassed that um he would think he couldn't afford me because when I ate one dinner it wasn't enough I needed to have at least two or three and um then I would be okay and so if I went on a date without eating before I went I'd be starving and I wouldn't be happy and so I would always make it a point to eat and eat and then get picked up and then go on the date and then as my life became more professional and I was very busily sitting on you know different boards at one time I would have two or three lunches and two or three dinners and I was the happiest girl ever and the weight kept coming on and on and in my 40s I was praying I said hey god I need to I need to get this under control and for my situation I think it was a medical issue that was going wrong with me because I was a heart patient I had been under a lot of antibiotics and so the antibiotics did some you know it tweaked my body in a different way and so it kind of damaged some signals and so that's why the appetite was never satisfied and so understanding my problem and just talking to myself all the time and praying for help um it helped with me uh and then I surrounded myself with more people like you more like minded people that were on a journey to you know just steward their bodies the way god intended us to and that has in my body and my secret to my success all this time and now that I find you I'm gonna jump on on board and and learn more of the sabotage of buster secrets and tips and and follow you from there on if you don't mind oh absolutely I look I look that's what I always say is I'm from heaven and I work for god so you know whoever god puts in my way in my path and by the way I mean whoever he puts in front of me I'm gonna finish my thought there is I'm just gonna serve them right because again if I have the mentality that the more you give you know the more I receive and so I do just keep giving it away just keep giving it away and I'm I through the surface you know for taking my phone calls in the morning from the ladies that I work with um you know they inspire me every single day they keep me going the meetings keep me going keeping connected to recovery keeps me going and uh oftentimes I get more from the call than than I give to them right so and again again it's all free that's the thing is that we don't we don't get paid for what we do in this particular program just because it's a community service well that's very important especially in times as we are in now where it's full of darkness you bring the light to a lot of people who who didn't have a way to find an answer or a resource and so I'm praying that the one that needs to hear your talk and your story will be listening and that they can find the answers through you and your your outreach of love I'm just praying for that right now absolutely yeah so that would be so wonderful and I know I know that you want to reach more people and I know that you have a great retreat that you've been working so hard on and I think it's scheduled for sometime in May of 2022 so please let the cat out of the bag and share some details about this amazing retreat yeah this is you know since I've came to the island uh throughout almost three years ago um I I really have wanted to serve as many people as I can and I had this idea that the be about a year ago of putting on a retreat and having people come here and be exposed to what recovery looks like so I have a partner over in the Maui island and we put this together for next May we I I looked for a venue specifically that was going to be big enough for me to be able to do an outreach uh meeting so we're going to have an open meeting for the community so anyone that's interested uh that's going to be on the 5th of May so the evening of the 5th and we're on the North Shore in Haula and this is a wedding venue so this is a really really beautiful place so if you want to go to ceahawaii.com it will tell you if you want to come as a participant come for the four days it's it's all inclusive we're going to be doing all really good healthy food but people are coming from all over the world for this or if you want to just come for a day thing then you can come for the day and the food's included in that and the activities included it but the big thing is is that we're going to be opening it up for Thursday night on the 5th for a community service so for you to come and meet other people who have had a lot of success in this program and long-term success right we can all lose weight but it's the recovery from the thoughts the negative thoughts that we have the the negative thoughts that we have about ourselves and around food like I call it the emotional hunger versus the physical hunger there's two different things you know learning about that and allowing having the help of God in a spiritual program helped you heal from your struggles from wow basically wow well Becky we'll have to leave it there for now you've been watching taking your health back on think tecawaii and we just want to say mahalo to you Becky Samson life and business leadership coach which you are wonderful at and you're calling and you've met it thank you for talking story with us and for for sharing your gift of health from the north shore of Hawaii I look forward to attending your retreat in May of 2022 and mahalo to all of our viewers for watching I'm Wendy Lowe we'll be back in two weeks with another edition of Taking Your Health Back so aloha for now and mahalo to you Becky Samson aloha


Okay, take in the reconvene the flight board from our site visit. With us tonight is Flo Smith, Tour Nelson, myself Brad Town. Also with us is Tim Davis, our road foreman. In addition, there changes the agenda tour. No. Public comment hearing done. I'd like to also welcome our representative, our legislator. Let's see here. Flood updates. Well, you saw the holes on Pink Turnpash North caused by the flooding there at the culverts. Tim, do you want to just update on the roads? We're getting there. We've got everything roughed in. We're still having to clean a lot of ditches and stuff that were either washed in with gravel or to get the water back where it's supposed to be for wintertime. I'm hoping our graders are going to be disabled right now for this week. We're on Pirates. So I'm hoping that by the end of this week that will be fixed and whatnot and then put somebody in it for liberation from here on out. I'm hoping that we'll be able to at least get some of the stuff that's not flood damage graded and then we'll move on to cover and everything with gravel and starting to re-gravel the roads that were washed out that are all dense grade now and then fire on some trucks to help haul. Unfortunately, in the middle of September, we're going to go from a four-man crew to a three-man crew and have a guy going out for surgery. So he's going to be out for, I believe, six to eight weeks right now. My biggest ask is for people out of patience with us and I mean, we're working 10, 11, 12 hours a day trying to get things put together. We're having a bounce around a little bit right now which is cutting into some time and trying to get some of the other concerns that people have taken care of. There's little washes by people's driveways and so it makes everything a little bit safer. So we're working on it. Thank you. What's your time frame? What time do you have fire in the fall? Do you expect to be still doing repair work? I'm just thinking of winter coming up. I'm hoping by the end of September we're going to be in real good shape. But optimistic. As long as I can get some trucks and we can haul speed. That's going to be our biggest downfall is just hauling material. Once we get going to cover all the roads again. We lost all these roads that were washed out and lost all our gravel. We lightly covered Mirror Lake Road the other day because it was getting to the point where it was a little rough to be driving on and then there's nothing we can do as far as smoothing that stuff up because it's three inch dense grade so it's all three inch stone. And it took us all days to do Mirror Lake Road and just a little bit to start with and then after the bridge up to the intersection and it's only a couple inches thick. Just enough to level everything out. You really should put a good six, eight inches of that stuff down and then cover it. I'm shooting for at least six inches of the inch and a half and then put a couple inches of more over the top of everything so we got some material to grade with. Any other questions for Tim? Rick to the council, any update on the mobile home removal process? Program the state was looking at. Just trying to get everything organized as fast as we can and get the parts in place. It's a process and we're working on it. We're trying to take care of people and it's not fast enough and people want to get on with their lives. But hopefully some good news will be coming. I don't want to sit here and say anything like, you know, it was two weeks ago, three weeks ago here and have things not go as planned. The pieces have all got to come together and people have got to work together to make things happen. That's all I got for right now unless you guys get something for me. Joe talked to me about, he was approached by a group down in Maryland or something. They're a volunteer organization. They would come up and dismantle mobile homes. But he didn't know that they would just dismantle them and leave them, dismantle them and take care of them. It was kind of vague but at least it was a volunteer group that was doing the work. So I think I just spoke to Joe about it on the phone and he'll have to fill us in on what he knows on the next meeting. But I asked him if any other mobile homes parks got hit. I believe Johnson, up in Johnson it was hit pretty hard. Maybe Ludlow too? It would make sense if they're coming up here, if they're bringing any kind of equipment with them, to have them be able to go around to all of them and see about it. I know the governor and the administration is working on stuff that, you know, the governor and with Irene and I think it started down in Weston, what was Weston's at the time and stuff and implemented a plan and I think he's trying, I don't want to speak for him, but I think that's trying to utilize that plan and try to recycle, get as much money as it can for that and just try to have these residents be able to move on with their lives and get as much as they can. I know there's a lot of rumblings out there about people just want to give up their homes with the park rent and all that stuff. I'm not a little lawyer, but I would hope there's a better option than that. They have to figure out what they want to do with that. I know it's a hope that we say we'll somehow figure out a plan that we would do or whatever we can to help mitigate that process. The dollars in the sense and of course everything that's going into the landfill or I assume it's going into the landfill, let's just say as much recycling as possible with them. Hopefully a lot of them can be maybe sold or something and rebuilt. I don't. It's still coming together and unfortunately it's very, very slow and it's just in people's attitudes and I don't blame them. Any else on the flood updates? There was a clip in the front page forum about items that are at the end of Muzzy Road and Joe actually saw it and forwarded it to me and said that it was a good discussion for tonight around this, basically just people that have things they need to discard, recycle, et cetera and wondering if the town of Berlin or the state is going to assist them with picking it up. We do have a request into the state for some of the same contractors that used for Montpelier and Barry to come by. I don't have the status of that. I had a Mr. Conference call on that today but I'll follow up with the state. On the same point, Stephen Young, Department of Mineral Conservation came out to Cedar Drive last week and he personally removed a lot of the items from the refrigerators and freezers. Just not a pretty task. But he took that on himself to do so. Very appreciative of him for that. That was very kind. Thank you. Any else? Is it me? Pain Termite North road closure discussion? Well, I think we all saw the damage that was done there. The state has viewed the situation along with the Federal Highway Administration engineers from both organizations and they've basically given us either option, we can make temporary repairs on the road and get it back open or do the permanent repairs all at once. I'm going to defer to Tim for his recommendation on that. So like we spoke earlier, the recommendation is to leave it closed for now. The temporary repair is going to be better than half of an extent of what the permanent fix is going to be. We're going to have to remove hundreds of feet of asphalt, lower the grade back down to the culvert, check for voids underneath places and then we're going to have to rebuild the road all the way back up and then do that. That's going to be very expensive just for temporary fix. Like I also said, I have a feeling that we'd probably stick a little higher on the radar with it being closed versus being open, potentially being shuffled off for something major than other people's eyes maybe. So I don't know how you guys feel after looking at it. I think our best options are going to be financially is just to let it sit for now. We'll do the work to protect the infrastructure that's through the road right there in the sewer and put some dirt all the top of it to prevent freezing for this winter and help that problem. I mean from the holes that were there under the roadbed, obviously water is getting into there somewhere and washing out the base. The base is nothing but sand and of course that doesn't hold water to save its soul. My only concern if we were to just do a temporary fix to it that the cause of that sand getting washed away won't be noticed and it'll just happen again. It'll be probably worse next time around but I would take and recommend we just go for the repair, not the repair but the fix of it so that we don't have to go through this in another year or two. And I concur, I think seeing it tonight you can really see that it's worse than perhaps we envisioned until we were there tonight and we don't know all the damages. There's more than likely way more damage than what we can see with our eyes tonight. So I do agree with your recommendation. I will make that as a motion. I know second that. Any further discussion? All those in favor? Aye. Motion carries? Anything else? I see you didn't put down the round table. No. Anything else? I'd just like to say that in July wastewater pumped 7.4 million gallon to water. Usually it's around 3 or 4 million gallons so it was almost doubled because of the flooding. It's been held up. Incredible. You said that have we got a hold of anybody for Richardson Road as far as like the engineering process? You know we've had some playing. Just wanted to final design. Yeah because Dave Wilcox contacted me today just to kind of see where we were at. Unlike what kind of timeline we were looking into for uses of the temporary bridge and I hadn't heard much. I haven't been in here much. I was just wondering and he was inquiring so just to kind of get him an answer. If we were looking at a year or two or less than that or we're going into the wrong end of the construction season. I think we're much further ahead on Richardson Road as far as the engineering goes. But like you said the construction's all been bit out for the summer so even if they can get us. If the engineering is done in another couple of months or the design engineering is done. Just need to send it off to this I think the state to have them approve it. But I'm sure it's going to be. Probably going to be next summer about a time. Well we should. I mean if we push it we might be able to take and get it out to bed for this next year's construction season. Right. If we could get something maybe going for this fall and then get it in front of a couple of people and put some numbers together and get on somebody's schedule. I mean that's a good spring project because it's right on the black top easy to get to. The other. Well from my point of view is that if you can take and get the engineering done you've got to get a hold of the concrete people that made the castings. Have them get those made. I mean they did a great job on Fisher Road because they had to track the trail a bit. The actual construction of the tube didn't take long. No. It's all the prep work. Anything else? All I have. Maintain a motion to adjourn. I make the motion to adjourn tonight's special board meeting. I second. All those in favor? All right. We're adjourned.


Hi everyone. Hope DrupalCon is going well for you all. We are here for building mobile apps using Drupal as a base system. We're going to talk about mobile apps and why to use Drupal in the behind it and how to manage data and other things. So, all right. My name is Sumit. I'm a freelancer as well as a private contractor with civic actions. I've been doing Drupal for like four years now, building a lot of mobile apps, using Drupal as a base system, apart from the website I've done. And you can contact me, SumitK at SumitK.net. I'm SumitK everywhere, by the way. IRC, Twitter, anywhere you like me to. And that's URL to my blog if you'd like to know more. So, why we are here today? We want to build for mobile. So, that's like everybody likes apps. We just love them. Like my meal, my location, my what I'm looking, what products i'm using. We just want to share everything using our cell phones. We just don't want to wait to get home, get a picture to upload it to My computer and share it with my friend. We just want to do it right away. So, for that reason, we want to use apps and we want to build them. So, and there are numbers which say, speaks for themselves, like more than 25% of the U.S. market is using iOS now, including ipad, iphone, and ipad. And then 26% of the market is using android devices, which runs on more than 80 devices these days. And the other player is like a ram and blackberry, which are still in lead, but they are coming lower and Lower day by day. So, there are a couple of reasons, A couple of strong reasons to think about your mobile Strategy and how to build apps, what to use, how to do it, And how to achieve your goals. So, is mobile development Really expensive, or is it like, i don't know. So, yes, it is expensive. Like, if you think about it, You are building a base system behind it. Like, for example, you build a drupal website, you know How customized system you're trying to build there. So, if you're trying to build a mobile app, you're building a Whole system behind it to support it, support data, Support configurations, support all the users, content, Exonomies, and geolocation, and data, maybe. So, and after that, then you get into mobile development Side, which is like ios using objective c, or android using Java. Those two are like beasts again. You need to learn it, there's a learning curve, and It's like long development times, and that gets you to Like little worries, like, that makes you a little worried What to do, how to proceed in that direction. So, what we do, like, when we try to figure out something Simpler, we look for tools. That's what we did. So, that's like xpcd, and somebody is trying to use That as a tool. So, yeah, we looked for tools In the market, what kind of tools that we can use to build These kind of apps, easily, fast, in a cost-effective way, Which can do out of the box everything that we like them to. But there are so many out there in the market, like there Are so many tools, which one to choose.  But, like, we choose titanium as a, like, it's a clear Winner in my view. It's, like, really effective. You get native apps, and it totally works with, like, Drupal as a base system that you try to do in your apps. And, yeah, it totally works out of the box, and it's Really great, and i'm going to explain that later on in My presentation. And, except that, like, it's Enterprise supported already. So many bigger enterprise and Corporations are using it. The nbc universal just launched Their ipad app with it, which plays so many videos, and a lot Of content is there. It's a free app. You should, if you want to see it's, like, what you Can do with titanium, you should totally want to Download the nbc universal app and see how it could be Used in your products. It plays videos, there are So many sharing things in it, and then you can browse Shows and other content from their web-based system. So, the question is, like, what is this? What is titanium or explorator? So, titanium is, like, It's a free framework which allows you to build Applications for phones and for your tablets, for Desktop, and you use, like, almost 90% of the same Codebase for everything, even for desktop or anything Else. So, this is a free open Source framework that you use to build applications, and The major part, which is a good thing, is, like, you Don't have to learn any new skills. You're just using JavaScript, html, css, your existing web development Skills that you already know. So, it uses them to Write your applications, and you get your application out Very soon, very quickly, low development time, amount of Code is very small compared to objective c or java code, And you get native apps, that's an advantage. And it's open source. So, did you say, like, a patchy 2.0 and open source? We love that. We love Drupal, we are a Drupal con, and we know We all love open source. That's the best part around Titanium. So, what else it has? Like, it has a modular approach to add new functionality to Your existing framework. It's open source, so you can Focus it down, customize it according to your needs, or Your corporation's needs, and there are lots of Available apis of the box, like social networking api, And yql api, and so many others, which are, like, Available out of the box. You can use them to build apps, And then it supports iphone and android out of the box, and Blackberry is still in beta, and it's there for developers, Not for other people at the moment, but it's pretty Stable, too. And the best part is, like, It's low development time, which reduces the cost of Project, and reduces everything around it. So, that's the best part. And it's scalable, and you Want to build it fun, and scale it to another level, to Another level, it's totally possible. You're maintaining just One code base for everything, so that makes it that powerful. So, the question, while you're here, why do you use drupal to Manage all the mobile applications data? Well, you know drupal, and it's an out-of-the-box perfect System for this. Drupal can manage all your Data and content. It can manage all your Sessions, and cookies, and user registrations, user Login authentication information in a secure way, and You can do very customized things very easily, using Drupal, like search or creating views, like Extracting data, writing queries, using views, and a Lot of things that you can think of, like user Relationships, managing friends, managing followers, and Comments, geolocation-based things. So, there is, like, it's a very powerful system. That's why we choose drupal as a back-end. And the part is, like, it reduces the cost of projects A lot. It's the same as you're trying to Build something from scratch, using html or php, and Then build a system on it, or you want to use a cms System behind your application, which is, like, so Much capable of doing a lot of stuff that you want to Build. So, everyone is bored. Big ones are bored, first. So, what else do we need? We need to get into the stuff. And how to use drupal, basically, to manage your Data in mobile apps, and what are the things that We can do with it. I'm going to explain that Later in the slides. So, first of all, like, Drupal has a services api, which is the perfect Thing for it to make, which makes it perfect to Use it as a platform for mobile apps. So services api is, like, it's a module. It's here since drupal 5. It's very stable. It's a branch, like, it's 3.x right now. I've lived for drupal 5, drupal 6, drupal 7. Very well supported. What it do is it makes drupal To act as a web service or api. So it gives you the endpoints where you can make Your request and get data out of it. In using res server or json server, whatever you like to. We'll talk more about that later. So, basically, services api is consisting of three Things, three major layers. First one is services. Services is, like, what you want to do with your drupal Site, how you want to get data out. For example, I want to extract user information out Using user.get. So that is a service. User.get. And if I want to extract out Views data, views.get is another service. In similar way, we have servers. Servers are, like, how you are making requests to services api In drupal. So, for example, we want, like, Request xmlrpc format and get xmlrpc back. So that's xmlrpc server that we have. And similarly, json and rest servers are coming along. And authentication layer, which comes in between the server and Our request. Like, it makes sure you Are authenticated. You are authenticated to make the Request to the drupal base system and, yeah, which makes It more secure and fun. And more about, like, titanium Architecture, how we're going to build. Our stuff is, like, we're going to write our code in JavaScript, css or html on the top layer. And then titanium is going to take it and, like, It's going to compile it to objective c or java and run it On ios or android devices separately. So we are writing once, but we are using the same code to do Multiple things for ios and android, in this case. And similarly for dextop and blackberry. Dextop has, like, a little bit different api and ways to do Stuff, but, yeah, blackberry is almost similar. So getting more into the features of titanium and what it is, Like, it provides you native ui functionality. You can write native ui code in java script and use it in the App. Then it's got a very rich media api, Which enables you to do, like, video streaming and video Recording and photo clicking and using the gallery part of The app and things like that and recording audio and stuff Like that. Then there's, like, very powerful Location api. You can get the location inside the App and save it or use it whenever you would like to. Then the remote and local data is something very efficient. Like, you can save the application's data in local Database in a sqlite way. And remote data is, like, You can make xchar calls to whenever service you want it To be. It could be drupal or any other XML or any other json service you want to fetch data from. It also has, like, some other features like analytics and stuff. If you like, if you're interested, you can use them. I've never gotten those. Then it provides social api, Which is, like, really exciting. It gets you functionality For sharing on facebook, twitter, out of the box. You can just use the basic api to share your stuff. Like, you register your app on facebook and you get the ids, App ids and app secret. You use them in the app and you can Share stuff on facebook when whatever user is doing. Similarly for twitter, but it's, like, more complex. You need to look and hook into the auth adapters and auth To do more twitter sharing. So how this all fits into Drupal and our app and how to do stuff. So what happens is, like, drupal is going to manage All of our data, users, and all the information that we want To use in our app. And then we build the titanium Apps, like in javascript and others, web technologies. And then we compile them for our ipad, iphone, or android. And then we fetch the data from drupal directly into our apps. So this is something. Next, i want to give you, like, Little examples of what we can do and how stuff we can use Drupal into it. For example, like, if i'm, If there is a closed system, i want to just user who have Login to my website. We can build systems like Drupalize.me, which is a closed website which Enables you to watch videos and drupal tutorials, but you Need to log in first. So there's a website which, If you have a login for it, you can get into the app And you can watch videos. So it authenticates you to your Drupal website and gets you back there with authentication Session id, and then you can make other calls using your app. So similarly, if you, similarly, it's the views listing. Like, it's fetching a view out from my drupal site and Building a table on the app. We're going to demo these Later on in the presentation. So these are, like, the basic Things that you can do. Like, whatever you can think of A drupal website, you can do it on mobile apps. Then you can add new, create new nodes on a drupal base System and save all the user content there, whatever they Like to say. For example, in this case, We are showing a form which enables you to add new Workout on, it's a gem app which user can create Workout and then they can post the workout sessions Onto it. So these are all nodes and A lot of user references and node references. And they're all handled by app. You just send the data back By a node.save. It saves it on your drupal site. All the data is saved over there. And you've got very complex Data structure handling, very easily using drupal. It's, it's, like, and then there's, like, this, the Other example is, like, you can, if you have an app You want users to just download it and register Account. So in this way, like, you're Just creating a new account. It will save all the User information data.  For example, you might have used instagram app or some Other examples which, which enables you to create Account and then do stuff or, like, upload photos. And we're going to get into examples later on with Mealcam too. After that, like, they're, Like you can do searches. Like, searches could be very Having everywhere. So you can, like, use Search service on services api. You use node service or A patchy service to search content there. And it will just fetch out all the results and fill a Table for you. Then you can play these videos or look Into the details, whatever you like. And the other thing is, like, node display, content Display. You can fetch more data, More pictures and stuff like that. Kind of video and Taxonomy terms around it. And you can display it on, Like, in the app. After that, like, you can Build listings directly using views and taxonomies. So for example, i have, like, ten taxonomy terms. I want to act those as my browse section of my Application. I'm just fetching a view from My site, listing it over there. Then i'm clicking on one Of the category, which is fetching another view, Making tid as a call, and it's fetching me the Data for that taxonomy id. So, like, it's using your Basic views and basic drupal knowledge that you use Every day site building to build mobile apps. After that, if you're getting, like, a complex data Structure, you can do, like, you can maintain user Crews using flag module. And similarly, you can use, Like, relationships module. And there are good Races around relationships built already in drupal.org. You can use them to, like, mark people, follow them, make Them friends, follow their content. So this, all this stuff Is possible, like, a social networking thing that you Want to build is possible from drupal-based system. And you don't have to write anything on the web Band or on the configuration, because all the things Are already there. Just using them As services, exposing them by services. After that, you get ipad apps out of the box. Everybody loves the ipad apps. You maintain the same Database, same code base, sorry, same code base for iPhone and ipad. You can build universal apps Which will work on iphone as well as ipads. And you just do, like, a little bit of configuration, Like, sizes and stuff to manage each of them. Maybe an ui, a little bit. And then you get out of the Box ipad apps with the same code base. That's most importantly. It's just displaying more of the ipad app and how we are building listing and stuff. And in the background, there's an image showing it's Debugged data that we're getting from ipad app. So, all right, a couple of demos i want to show you How to do stuff. Any questions so far? All right. I can see it there, but not here. All right, so let's try this resolution. Can you see my screen okay? Just give me a second. I need to go to my native resolution to get back to Other side of the window. Can you help me here? I just need to go to my other window. Just click on mirror display, maybe. Okay, it's better. All right. Can you see it okay? All right. So this is drupalize.me, ipad app that i'm going to demo. What it does is like it uses, everybody knows about drupalize.me. It's a video tutorial for drupals. And it's built by lolabot. And it's going to be in App Store very soon. It's in approval process right now. And what you can do is like you can browse all the Videos and all the content from drupalize.me and watch them On your ipad or iphone or android-based devices. So we're going to see if it's going to work here. Here i'm launching my ipad simulator. All right, here we go. Hope internet works. Fingers crossed. All right, i'm going to log in real quick using my drupal Credentials. It's going to authenticate me back to My drupal-based system. Here you can see it's making a System.connect call. First of all, it's getting an Enormous user id here. Then i'm doing a user.login Request with my username and password. And it's going to authenticate me And if internet allows me to. Is internet working for any of the other people? Is your internet working? It's got me an error. Domain code to request timed out. Let's try it one more time. Internet was a very important part of my demos. If it's going to screw up, we are screwed. Why don't everybody else shut down their internet for a while So that i can have a good bandwidth? I didn't. Do i have another wire? I got it back up. All right, here. I'm not sure how far it's going to get me there. Let me get on this wired internet. Okay, it's pretty fast, i guess. All right, let's launch it one more time. You can see behind it, it's called titanium studio, which you Will be using to develop apps in titanium. It helps you write code, compile it, and execute it on Simulator as well as real devices. And here i'm just launching my Drupalize.me app on my ipad simulator. Come on. Internet is still not working Good. Let's move to the next demo, i guess. If it's not going to work. Last time. So the background you can see is like all the debugger is Running, and you can see all the errors coming, the requests We are making, whatever data we want to send to logging, You can send it here. You can see it in the console. Okay, the other app i wanted to demo is called meal cam. It's using Drupal 7. It's a very simple photo Uploading app which enables you to, like, click a photo On your mobile phone and attach a couple of information with It, like title and description, maybe in this case. And it just uploads it to your drupal base website, under Your account, and you can browse all those photos there on Your mobile app, and you can e-mail those photos directly To your friends or maybe other things that you like to do. That requires internet, too. I can't hear you properly. Probably need to mic here. So, okay, can you see the SAP? I don't know why this is running like this. So this is a meal cam app. You can upload photos and stuff Using it. It's showing very weird. It's going to run like this in this resolution. So what you can do, you can select a photo or you can click A photo from the gallery. I'm going to select a photo From my gallery, and i'm going to upload this one. I'm going to set presentation back. Just maybe a caption otherwise. Good. Then you can, say, add it to my collection. It's going to upload it back to my drupal base system. It's showing me here that this is the detail of my photo That i just uploaded. And then i'm going to go here. I'm going to show you on the drupal 7 website that we Have for this. Okay. Come on. We are screwed without internet here. Okay, but the photo got uploaded somehow. See? Here we have the photo that we just uploaded. And this is the data that we sent to a drupal base system. So it is all authenticated.  You authenticate via session id to your app to your drupal Base website. And then you send picture. And it uploads it and attach it to a node. And you can browse all these pictures here, whatever you Have updated in past. You can go in details and stuff. So this is a very simple example of what you can do. We are also adding locations to it, like displaying photos on Maps inside the app, fetching geolocations from drupal And maybe other sources, and maybe searching geolocation But what's going on around me using drupal? Using a location module, which is very powerful. Okay, the next app i'm going to demo is called twad. Let's hope internet works for that. Any questions so far? I had a question. Can you please pass the mic? Yes, we do. Yeah. You... There is a module for that barcode scanner. You can scan barcodes and get the information out of it. Yes, yes. So there is another whole set of new modules coming out with titanium. They call it the titanium plus, which is something going to be Related to our drupal app store kind of thing, where you can Actually buy these kind of modules. So they have already credit cards scanner, qr code scanner, Barcode scanner, and a PayPal API, very extensive PayPal In-app purchase system, and a couple of others as well For analytics and things. They're not that expensive. They're very cheap. You can use them in their apps. They have like a $200 a year subscription. You can buy that, and then you can use it in your apps. Yes, yeah. They're licensing. I think if you have license, you can use as many apps as you want. You just need to get a $200 or $400 subscription per year. Yeah. And you know the best part is it's a very active community. You always find open source version of those modules. So for example, urban airship is present in ti plus module set, But there are so many other alternatives out there which other People have proposed, and you can use any of those if you like. It's like drupal. You have many ways to solve a problem. For user interfaces, there is no ui builder, drag and drop. You need to write code, which is just javascript. With me, i coded textmate and compile it in this stuff. And with android device, i always use device. I never use emulator because emulator is so heavy. If you're developing in java or titanium, it doesn't matter. Emulator with android is like, it's very hard to work with. So yeah. It's stuck again. I don't know what's going on with internet. I'm sorry, guys. Yes, android is like a little slower than ios. That's true. Performance wise, ios and ipads are much better than android ones. If you want to have a feel of the apps, like if you want to Just try one of those, i have installed on my devices for iphone, iPad and android. If you want to just try them out, you can look at them. In android, it's not terribly slow, but it's slow. It's not as good as iphone. That's for sure. All right. Any other questions? Because you're not getting internet here. Do anybody else have that small 4g thing that can act as a Wi-Fi router or something? I'm not sure. Eclipse, they develop the titanium studio. It's built upon Eclipse, actually. Yes, you can. You have sqlite database access, And then you can maintain offline database. Then you can build actually the sync functionality. Whenever you get online, you can send data back and forth. I don't think that's going to work for very large applications, But for small applications, that's okay. Wherever the data structure is really small, but with big nodes And big user references, big node references. It's like building the whole Drupal inside your local app. I don't think there are any visual limitations to me. It's not like WebKit, which gives you just 5mp or so. It's pretty large that you can go on. What's going to work? What's the name? It's going to take a while. Which one is it? It's not listed. Thank you. Still connecting. Any other questions so far? Yes. Yeah, I will show you a couple of examples. The basic idea is you use services to do everything in Drupal. For example, i'm going to show a couple of the calls that we Can do using services 3.x. The call thing is right here. For example, i have my api endpoint at api. This is drupal 7 and services 3.x. For example, i want to fetch the photos from a view inside My titanium mobile app. Name of the view and then use the rest api, making view Name.json. It tells me that i want results in json. Then i'm going to pass arguments. I'm passing as 1, which is for user id 1. Then i'm passing at the limit and then offset value as well. So it is going to return me data of a view. Let me show you how it works in the browser if my internet is working again. No, it's not. I guess you've been to many presentations where demos were Screwed up by internet. So yeah, a call like this will get you data from a view. Similarly, you can do with user objects. You want user objects. So you do api slash user 1.json. It will pull me data for my user 1 object. And then if you want to update a node similarly, all the It's similar to rest api.  You create nodes where node and then send title, body, Information. It just creates node in your transpec and node id. You need titanium. You need the basic app setup. And then you just use the xhr. On the drupal side, you need to install services api module. And that's pretty much it. That you just need a new service. The link to module is product slash services. That's what you need to install. That's it. It enables you to act as drupal installation as a web service. You have access to different apis regarding on your membership. If you have the community membership, you have access To the basic apis. If you have the pro membership, you have access To the pro apis. What happens if you change your membership? Will your old apps still work, even though you don't have The pro membership anymore? According, I am not positioned to answer that question. And that could be a little complex. But I don't think if you are not signed to a contract, You can use that in your applications. That makes sense, actually. Because if your contract is not valid, then you're Definitely working the contract. But it's not that expensive. Are you talking about titanium plus modules? Yeah, absolutely, plus modules. Yeah, you need to have an active subscription to be Falling those rules. Because I was wondering if I ever decide to get into Really native iphone programming, will I still be able To use my old apps, or will my old apps Not work anymore if I ever cancel them? They will work. You have the code and everything. It's not a binary that you're getting. You're getting the code. So they will be working, but you're not using that Legally. That's the only thing. I'm not that familiar with it. They change it every day. They are just in process of building their company As well as all these kind of enterprises. Yeah, it's like the whole product is open source. The bi plus modules that you talk about, like the br barcode scanner And those credit card scanner modules, they sell those things. Okay, we have a working internet now. It's great. Excuse me? Yes. Did you compare titanium to phone gap before choosing titanium? Because it's fully free from gap in comparison. Yes, phone gap is free, but it is a WebKit based. Titanium is like native. Native is fast. Native is like you use a native app, you use a web browser. You know the difference. So native is definitely fast. You get all the native APIs. It's faster loading time. It's faster using it. And you get more done with it.  The phone gap won't give you access to whole device, whole device things. It gets to everywhere, whatever you like. Let's try to prize me. I'm hoping it will work now. All right, here we go. So this is like you logged into, you're using your Drupal account. You have a view of all the new videos and all the popular videos.  This is just a view from your Drupal website. And you're fetching the photo, the title, the time of the video and taxonomy terms related to it. Then you're going to click on it. It will take you to the video detail page, which is like a node.get call using Titanium. And it works both ways. So then it gives you links to more details of it and then the related videos and the other videos in series section. You can try playing this video inside it. Hope Internet supports this. So this is like multi-media. Using the media APIs, we are playing video. Using XHR API, we are fetching stuff from Drupal website. All the data is on our Drupal site and you are just using it on a mobile app. You have to have a Mac. This is our iOS simulator. It's Xcode. There's nothing there. Any other questions? Internet is quite slow, guys. As far as I understand, the application logic, especially the front-end part, is JavaScript, as you said, right? Yes. Can you see a little bit of that to see how it looks like and how you program it? Yeah, sure. Yeah. Just trying to... I don't know. Okay, here it played the video finally for us. So this is running on Titanium API and fetching video from CloudFront service using Drupal. Yeah. So, yeah, I will answer your question in a minute. I'm just trying to demo this first. So here we are actually doing a lot of things, but whatever we can with Drupal. So I can search here. For example, I want to search if there is a video about Twitter on my Drupal.me website. It's going to make a call to Node Search on my website and it's going to fetch me all the videos and you can view details and watch them. Then similarly, the queue, which I told you about, it's fetching a view for my using flags module. So if I created a queue using flags, it's fetching me that view here. I'm displaying data. And the user information is, again, user information and you can... Under browse section, we have list of taxonomies, the kind of videos that you're going to have on the... On this app. So then we are using views to get into... When you click on it, it will fetch all the site-building videos using views. Excuse me. So yeah, so this is like the kind of things that you can build and you're using media API to stream and to play videos and stuff. I'm going to show this trod stuff. In this app, we are saving a lot of node content on the web-based system. It's just doing a lot of stuff, complex stuff, in the background. Any other questions in the meantime? I'm just trying to make it work. Yes, you can. You can access everything that you like. In the meal camp, we have the accessing address book option. You can select the contact from there. It gets you the information in the contact. So for that, I will tell you to go to... To download NBC Universal app. It's for iPad and they are doing very nice UI and configuration things in there. It's like very complex app. That will give you the things that you can actually build with it. So this is another thing that we built. This is a titanium-based, using Drupal-based system. You have classes and then under classes, you can... This is a gym app. So gym has classes for each day. So it gives you a list of class. Then you can select the students who are doing... Attending a class and then you can save workouts for them on a Drupal-based system so that they can go back and see their workouts, their mob workouts and stuff. Then you're going to select the workout for them. Let me actually rotate it to the left so you can see the rest of the app. So I can see there is one workout for this class. This is another node that it just pulled from a Drupal site. And I can see now the workout details. It's like type of workout description. These are all different cck things that we have. Then we can have like a start timer. Do use the native functionality of device as much as possible. So here I can start timer and then record There's things on the go. So I can use these touch functionality to save data. Or maybe if I'm more interested, I can add more details to it. And I can mark them rx. Then when I press add session result, it's going to create A couple of nodes back on my Drupal-based system Giving all of them there. So yeah, and it just added. And if you want to see them, those results, you can go to Leaderboard and you can view them how what we just posted. You can see under this class, this was the workout. And who did this workout and what were their records? You can view them. So everything is Drupal in here. There are a lot of node relationships, user relationships. All handled by Drupal. We are not doing it. We are just using views to expose all of our data For our app. So yeah. So about your question, like where, how to write that kind Of JavaScript. And so I think I can show you some of it. For example, like if I want to add a row and like a table View row, I'm just defining the stuff like avatar, avatar. This is not a perfect example to show that. Let me get into ui underscore styles. Okay. So for example, like for the buttons, I have defined styles In javascript as like background image, background selected Image, height, width, color, the font, the title on the top And the font weight, what we want to be, and maybe the Font name in some cases. So similarly, you can define these, like all the css Properties work here, almost, almost all of them.  And the amazing part is like you can also do like Very cool animations in the app screens. So you can, they are all native in it. And they're very fast. Any questions around it? Okay. So that is something, if you're more interested, you can Read on my blog. I'm going to blog more about it. But yeah, that is something like complex. So how user authentication works, it's similar to Drupal. But in mobile case, you need a session id to Authenticate back to the site.  Then you use that session id to make a request for user.login Service, using that session id. And you send username and password. It authenticates you and it sends you the user object. And when you see it's a fine user object, you verify Roles and everything else, then you give them Access on the app. These are like three steps that you have to do. While creating account, it's the same.  So like bridging is like, it's just making an XHR call. I can show you the code, but I was just trying to Show you like how the endpoints work in Drupal Services API. So for example, this is my services in Drupal 7. Install. I have an api as my endpoint, and I'm making a call to Mealcam.photos.json. So it should actually get me back all the photos which User one has uploaded to be the limit of 15. Internet is not working. Okay, it worked. So it returned me the json for that request. And I'm going to use this json to fill table on my Or maybe any other view on my app and going to display Data over there. So here you can see it returned me all the node Objects that I requested. Field, Meal, and it's uri in public For files directory, title, and other content. So this is a field view, I guess. Yeah, I'm just calling for title and body and image Part of it. I'm not sure yet, but yeah, it's almost this. But yeah, there's like a lot of information on Services module page. You can learn more about services there. There are a couple of tools listed which will help you to Make, like, test requests to services api and see what is Coming back and how to send data in there. And I'm going to show you how the xchar call works. This guy requested here and here. So, for example, for user get, we have, like, user.get Service. You use a couple of variables like time stamp, Customs, URL, then build out a hash out of it. Using sht256 algorithm, and then use that hash to Authenticate your app to the service, and then drupal Get you access, and then you send the data here. Inside of this, you send your json string, and then You get the code, then you get the values back and Download function, which is, yeah. So that's how it works. No, it's not necessary. You can use, it's fine, but, like, yeah, you would like to Use json because it's very light. It's stripped down, very less data is flowing over the Network, the best part. And you know the json, like, titanium supports json out Of the box. They got, like, these functions in both json. Stringify, json.serialize. So you can use them out of the box inside the app. Yes. Is there a p list support built in as well as for json? P list, property list. I don't know that. High-performance, binary. P list support. Yeah. No, I don't think I have seen this, that in, you can Write your own module if you like p list support. But why would you like to write a p list if you Support json? Like, I always prefer json over p list. Just because it's binary and it's quite light. And there is p list server for Drupal, which works quite well. Yeah. Like, it's the same support for p list or json. It's supported both ways. I know. The services, yeah. But I don't think it supports p list at the moment. If you've got data from a Drupal site and you've got An app where you go to a client meeting and you Can't get internet connection. And you've got some data on the application Installed in a SQLite database, which has been Copied from the Drupal site. Is there any tool that allows you to synchronize the data That's stored on your phone with the Drupal site so that When you go back into the office and you've been putting Information into an app, it just sends it straight to Drupal. Yeah. You can write your own caching layer for that.  And then you build a sync functionality. So whenever you get online, you can enable that sync Thing. It's the same as you do in evernote or a Wunderlist app. Like you save all the data and then you sync it to Your servers in the back end. Everything gets to the server. And when the sync is done, you can maybe delete that Local database or whatever you like to do with it. You can mark it like a sync. Is there much of any tools or any software already Written to allow you to do that without having A synchronization tool? Are you asking, is it supported out of the box? Well, is there anything available, you know, that we Can download so we don't have to write that? No, not at the moment. I have never written a caching layer for it. But there are, I know the titanium people are Working on a caching layer, which is going to be Supported very soon. So they're also working on like they're in App caching. So you can cache stuff and then you can sync Back whenever the network is online again. Cheers. Any other last-minute questions? Just one thing is, if anyone wants to get started Is to have a look at kitchen sync. I don't know if you want to show people, but that's Quite a good example for people who want to learn. Yeah, yeah. Actually, I'm going to give you like a link to Other references. So other resources like there's a kitchen sync App, which is like really great. They have put a lot of ui examples as well as other Kind of social sharing examples in it. The accelerator maintains it and it's level on GitHub. It's open source. You can fork it down. Or if you have an android phone, you can actually Download it from market. It's free. And you can play it around with the devices. And then there is services api link over here. Then there's another good tool is called test flight Tap, which enables you to like upload your application For testing so that other people can install it on Their phones from their e-mail or just browser. So you don't have to sync it back. They're cell phones using itunes every time. And there are more documents available on Absolator, development site. And you can also, there's a good library called Redux, which just makes you write less code. You can use that too. And yeah, send us reviews what you think. It's going to be, you can find session on the schedule page. You can click on the take the survey link and you can Post survey results there. All right. I guess that's it.