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A robust event-driven architecture ensures your system is always up to date providing the ultimate user experience and streamlined business processes. Lastly, encounter error with grates and ease through the robust transaction error handling, identifying, diagnosing and resolving issues effortlessly ensuring a smooth and uninterrupted user experience while keeping your application running at peak performance. As you can see, these initial considerations are the building blocks for creating successful Web3 application. It might seem daunting to integrate these components, but as we move forward, we'll look at ways that can make this a little bit more seamless for you. As we develop more and more of these Web3 applications, we noticed that they were required the same plumbing connection and communication, essentially building blocks and features that are common across all decentralized applications. The middleware needs to be flexible enough to handle multiple wallets and storing of digital asset, work with public and private chain, help with transaction management and to end, and also help with integration with existing system. The middleware should sit in between user interface and the DLT layer and enable you to create a truly enterprise Web3 application that is safe, scalable, and prepared for production. Firefly affords you that option and Firefly itself is not a blockchain, it's a platform that enables developers to create blockchain application and it offers an API as well as features and building blocks that are highly recognizable to developers. This helps to accelerate the development of blockchain apps. First and foremost, Firefly is open source, ensuring transparency and fostering a collaborative ecosystem. With its multi protocol capability, it supports Ethereum, Fabric, Coda, and any EVM chain making it very versatile. 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So from a standpoint of use cases, one of the use cases that we use Firefly was for a broadcasting company that came to us with the goal of improving its advertising revenue while also providing new ways to create meaningful connection with its audience. To accomplish these tasks, we launched an NFT different experience for them. We created a mobile web application to host, allowed for the creation of NFTs on an Ethereum blockchain and assign them to users. The application front end was built on React, which is what the end user sees for the user registration and the application itself. From there in the services layer, we utilize a combination of Node.js for the back end of the web application along with Postgres database for off chain data store. For the integration layer, we used Hyperledge Firefly Node coupled with the Beisu Node, which provided our blockchain network consensus layer and smart contracts. Like other Hyperledge project, Beisu is an open source DLT project written in Java that supports public and private chain use cases. The back end primarily interacted with the API generated from Hyperledge Firefly to read and update the state of the blockchain. These were then grouped into two large buckets with Collider being used to host the protocol layer element and AW was used to host the web application. Thank you.


Good morning We are honored to be here at 3d7 territory I'm from muscochies and work with Wolf Creek school division And it has come a long ways Since I started working there Back home our ancestors Told us this time of the year is a new year for us New growth new beginning new learning. I had someone to say Good morning Again, thank you very much for the warm welcome we received We wanted to acknowledge that we are from treaty 6 land and there are a lot of us that are here today And I'm very grateful to have so much support It speaks to the dedication and the commitment that we have to our First Nation Métis and Inuit students in Wolf Creek Public Schools So thank you because I know it's a crazy busy month in May But all of these individuals made arrangements with family and work to be here. So thank you Our journey has been an interesting journey that started a few years ago when we joined the pilot project and Lois spate And I were the the two people here at the very beginning probably about I guess it was three years ago we attended the spring gathering and We were embarrassed that we hadn't been doing more for our students and we were a bit intimidated Because we didn't know what to do and where to start So from there we decided that we would move forward, but we needed to have a framework today What we'd like to do is to share that framework with you and talk to you a little bit about what our division has done division-wide But also speak to you about our schools and highlighting three Pinocca schools in particular the Pinocca elementary The Pinocca secondary campus and the Pinocca outreach school Our mission statement is to create success for all learners But we weren't doing that our First Nation Métis and Inuit students Were not successful in our accountability pillar survey Results demonstrated that we needed to come up with a structure a framework that we could put in place That would meet the needs of students Finding our way. I'm just going to throw this out there. We have three gentlemen looking at a map that refused to ask for directions It's a wonder we even found our way Sorry gentlemen Before we began we really felt that it was important that we access the knowledge of our elder and we approached Joseph and asked him How do we begin? How do we move forward and Joseph said the first thing that we need to do is have a ceremony in which we Travel to all four points of our district and we offer protocol We have tobacco and broadcloth that we laid down and we did a ceremony and it was an amazing ceremony And the purpose of that was to protect our students and our staff and our parents and also to move this Strategy forward to move us forward to a point where we're meeting the needs of our students This has become a moral imperative for Wolf Creek Public Schools And this is a quote from Russell Bishop that I continually Say every time I meet with staff Why are we coming from a Eurocentric viewpoint when we could be coming from a First Nation Métis and Inuit viewpoint when planning for our students It works for all students We read through a number of guiding documents before we began our journey and we really tried to figure out where do we start We had all this information But how do we make a difference and how do we ensure that our students needs are met and the first thing that we needed to Do was to connect with the pilot project because that was a strategy that allowed us to create professional development for staff Our three areas of focus are the same as the project. We wanted to build educator capacity We wanted to engage our learners and we wanted to make sure we were getting paths for success The first area that we needed to work with was building educator capacity If we wanted to change anything it had to happen in the classroom and it had to be support for our teachers I'm Lorna Houston and I'm a coordinator with inclusive learning services at Wolf Creek One of our key pieces as we look forward is really being Intentional about the people that we have working in our buildings also the structures and supports that we have Sheila who is our First Nations Métis Inuit Student Success Coordinator is very critical to all of the work that has been happening in Wolf Creek She works in all of our Pinocchio School developing very Significant relationships with all of our students and staff our EAs our administrators But she also works with our surrounding communities as well creating very strong relationships with those people with all of our people and Sheila has been critical in developing school programs small group programs, but also working with individual students as well Supporting them and advocating for for all of them Sheila also works very closely with our elder Joseph and I'm going to let Sheila come and talk a little bit about other Joseph We are so fortunate in Wolf Creek Public Schools to have elder Joseph to champs with us The magic that happens when he meets with students regardless of whether they are First Nation Métis or Inuit or non It is a magical moment the connect is huge And I just want to extend an acknowledgement and a thank you to Joseph for all of the hard work and The greatness that he brings to the lives of our students and our staff on a daily basis To start off with we needed to figure out a plan. Where do we begin with professional development? How do we even know where we're at? So I met with each of the three Pinocchio admin teams and we created a Capacity build a capacity indicator tool and that was something that Solange and I had worked on in the summer What we wanted to do is we wanted them to identify Based on the four guiding questions of learning to be learning to know learning to do and learning to relate Where are we at and the Pinocchio elementary school and the secondary campus and the outreach all had an opportunity To identify where they felt we needed to start from there We had put together a strategic plan if you needed to work on the area of learning to be these are all of the professional development Activities that we can help facilitate in your school and that's how we began our journey I have to share an interesting comment with Lois had last night. She said oh my goodness. We're so low Why are we so low? But I said look at the growth you've had throughout the year The second part is we needed to make sure that we had a website and we had resources available Because we needed to meet teachers where they're at teachers are continually saying what do you have? I can't find any resources. Can you can you give me something? Where do I begin and this was an opportunity for us to work at creating a website and to connect the website to the Moodle which allowed our teachers instant access to resources We also worked with learning supports part of our division in the literacy initiative last year And we introduced the work of Priscilla George. She's also known as the rainbow lady And she talks about literacy from a First Nation Métis and Inuit viewpoint and how we need to meet the needs of children and With literacy it looks a little bit different for our First Nation Métis and Inuit students Wolf Creek has worked very intentionally to at that design Universal design for learning and really being able to design to the edges we have created the Excellent learning environments for all students beginning at that that critical piece for everyone and Then continuing on with a collaborative response model that ensures that all staff are able to collaborate and work together To meet the needs of all of our students We also have social workers school social workers in each one of our schools of Crafts for Division We have inclusion coaches in each one of our schools and all of our supports are articulated through a pyramid of intervention We also work very closely and are very much a part of our local or regional RCSD And we at this point are working on the expansion to our First Nations with through that RCSD The next step we took was to create a First Nation Métis and Inuit Task Force cohort and that consists of teachers from the three Pinocchia schools an administrator Inclusion coach learning coaches and a social worker Our hope was to really ensure that our focus with their with S group is to build educator capacity Our medians consist of three areas We focus on the history of the First Nation people in treaty six areas specifically We focus on the cultural teachings from our elders and from community members that join us and we also focus on instructional strategies What do we need to do better in the classroom? Shilia hi, I'm Shilia Strykulski from the Pinocca outreach school. I'm one of the members on the task force Mostly I just want to talk about how great of an experience it has been Even though we have Joey in our school as the elder program the task force allows us to really dig in To learn more from him and some of the guests that Shilia and Joey bring in Gives that opportunity just to really find out more information, which I really enjoy Including some of our students sometimes We don't get to talk about those same kinds of things in a day-to-day on our classroom So it's been nice in the task force to get their perspective What we're doing well for FNMI in our school or what we should do more of And I really like that at the end of it We always bring it back to all of us teachers kind of brainstorming together. What are you doing in your schools? What could we do differently? How can I learn from you? How can I help? And I really appreciate that because we're all in it for our kids together. So This year we have also joined together with a partnership agreement with Montana First Nation We've learned a long time ago that we can't do this by ourselves And what we can offer Montana First Nation is doing better job at transitioning their students when they come into our School oftentimes they come to us when they are going into grade 10 and it's a huge adjustment for them And so we promise that we're going to do a better job on the transition We're also going to help out with professional development and we're going to share back-and-forth Collaboration related to a number of items including our CSD One area of the partnership agreement that we feel we can benefit from with Montana First Nation is a cultural component That's an area that we just don't have we don't have Cree classes we don't have the language we have sort of a band-aid right now where we've brought in a number of Parents and a number of community members to teach Cree, but we need to formalize that in Montana First Nation They're going to help us do that. So that's an exciting opportunity for us to actually work together with Montana First Nation Good morning. I'm Lois Spate and I'm principal of Pinoc elementary school And it's really been my privilege to be part of the spring gathering for the last three years So in terms of building educator capacity at Pinoc elementary school We've had a number of professional development activities for our staff everything from participating in a sweat to Some activities that have been facilitated by Ceylon's so one of the ones that was very impactful for our team at our school was Participating in the brain architectural game previous to Ceylon's coming We had dr. Gibb speak to us about early learning and the brain and then when Ceylon's Facilitated the brain architectural game. It had a profound impact on our teachers They saw how through the simulation those early learning Experiences that children have through the cards that they're dealt has an effect on the Development of the brain and after that activity teachers really began to see the child and The conversations that happened after that activity were amazing We also are going to be having this week a couple of other activities We are going to do the simulation of the blanket activity and then we're going to get on a bus and we're going to Have a professional development activity of a field trip heading out to our neighboring community of musketeers And we're going to visit Montana school as well as Samson and then we're going to have a little lunch at the Nipsey's cafe one of our staff members and Not just one but a number because of these activities have been so motivated to learn more and so Using her professional development money one of our teachers took part just a week ago in a cultural camp in Jasper and came back Very motivated to learn more and share her experiences with the rest of us as well as with the task force we've been trying to model some of the Strategies that teachers can use in their classroom during our professional development activities So having a talking circle as our formation during our professional development days has been key I've seen that now taking place in a number of classrooms We had an Unconference at one of our professional development days and if you've ever participated in an unconference It's quite the experience and so it's very self-directed professional development And so a number of different topics were thrown out on the table But one of the most powerful ones that day was a talking circle where our teachers Got together and shared a professional conversation or dialogue around first-nation madey Inuit Education so those are just a few of the highlights of things at Pinoc elementary Hi there. My name is Kathy McTagard. I'm the vice principal of Pinocca's secondary campus So Lois spoke of a lot of things that we are also doing in our school. So I will just speak about one more We had the opportunity Sheila Had a student Videotape herself and she talked about her storing her journey through her five years at our school And I would say that got to a ton of our staff that weren't maybe really having a true Understanding when she spoke and she spoke very frankly and honestly on that videotape that really really got to our staff So I have lots of other things to say but Lois spoke to lots of them Good morning. I'm Erin Frederick. I'm one of the teachers at Pinocca Reach School and As these other ladies have said we've done a lot of the same things lots of work with Salon We also just did the brain game with her one of the most powerful things that we did as a staff is the Suicide training that we did with young spirit winds out of Mesquiches We unfortunately have lost Too many of our students to to suicide and that was something that was really powerful for our staff We also have access to Joseph who's been amazing and Sheila and they're in our building at least twice a week We use the Moodle quite a lot that I know Salon just helped develop and Our staff we do and I know Sheila will speak to this later. We have site-based Modules that we create all of our our work is done in modules And so we're integrating First Nations content into those and that is a Great way for our staff to build educator capacity just in the learning that goes on with that I've got a 20 second little video here from one of our teachers John McEcheran. He is in our English department. There's two videos on there and when this gets shared out You're welcome to watch The other one maybe it's not gonna work. Okay. Well both videos you can look at later We also have dug a little deeper into the medicine wheel and done some work with Joseph there and developed an electronic version that Pits the the Cree Culture that we've integrated into our modules as well The next area of focus for us is engaging learners We felt if we develop the capacity then we could engage learners and I'm just going to invite Leanne Lewis She is a member of our wisdom and guidance committee a parent in our Wolf Creek public school Good morning. Thank you. I've been working with Sheila and the committee since Sheila started as our FMNI student success coordinator and Personally, I believe we cannot have a better person for that position within the school Wolf Creek Wolf Creek School Division And I'm really happy Sheila is there with us as well. My brother Joey The staff at the Wolf Creek head office so fortunate for all their support and especially the teaching staff and All the supports is within the schools helping our first nations making unit students It's been quite a journey. It's been a wonderful over two years spending Monthly meetings with Sheila and the group One of the first things that we wanted to hear from was our students We needed to know what they were thinking Attending an off-reserve school. I went to off-reserve school from grade five and graduated From Pinocca in a long time ago, but I did a majority of my school off-reserve And it was quite the struggle so I'm really happy with the steps that Wolf Creek has done in the last couple of years and the headstones that we've reached to this point, but our Gathering we had a year ago. We called it netoto and gathering netoto ends a key word for listen to me And we wanted to hear right directly from our students. So Sheila gathered the kids and We set aside a day spent a day with them While we're planning we wanted to highlight a few areas We separated the kids into four classrooms into different groups We looked at the physical the mental the spiritual and the emotional aspects and in each of the rooms We wanted it to be safe. We wanted to hear directly from our kids and we didn't want them to hold anything back. So We had the social workers in there and someone that they were comfortable with and on the Emotional side we had like the elder there some counselors in so in case it got emotional We wanted to support their first students, but it was a really wonderful day The feedback that we got from the students was amazing This is something that We're working with on a monthly basis when we meet as a group and looking at what the kids had felt What they're feeling now and then working towards a better education for First-nation students within Wolf Creek school district We finished off the day with a traditional feast ceremony and then we had a little powwow demonstration as well so it was a really eventful stressful busy day that day so Yeah, it was it was really successful what we got from the students their feedback Sheila has a report on that so I Just wanted to thank I guess everybody from Wolf Creek School Division for all their support and Continue working well together. So I wish you guys all a good day and safe travels when you head back tomorrow. Thank you So in terms of student engagement and teaching and learning one of our key things that I'll highlight because our time is Slipping away is our synergize time that we have on Fridays when we have students Last year we just had Muslim time and our First Nation Median you at students could bring a friend if they wanted but it was focused on our First Nation students this year we've implemented synergize which together is better and it's a time when all of our students can be exposed to the culture and It's been very successful so much that a number of our students are wanting to self-identify One little girl said I'm one sixth First Nations So during synergize time we have Sheila and our Muslim Joey attend and they get about 15 minutes all of our students in the school in different groupings To go through synergize and during that time there like I said exposed to the culture They might look at artifacts. They we've had drummers in they played hand games They've looked at local heroes who are First Nations and it's just a really neat time for our students. Hi. All right. I Just want to highlight like probably Mostly the relationship focus when we are looking to engage our students We have a lot of at-risk youth students at the Pinocchio School So first and foremost is we build a relationship with them We're not going to get much further into our modules if we don't have that so we do that we do that by doing things like everything you see there and The other one I want to highlight is our cultural room which we do a lot of cultural stuff in that room But it bleeds out into the whole school Helps build up that relationship. Josie Joey's in there. Sometimes we have men's group. We have a grief group Lots of different activities in there And it all then ties into the modules, which is where the learning happens and we integrate like Erin was talking about things that are really Engaging to the students Pinocchio secondary campus again. So we In trying to engage our First Nations students We just try to get them working on things that interest them like you would with any other students. So We did the blanket activity you can see up there talking circles we I Teach math so I did some specific things to math that are very hands-on and You can see their reconcealing action. That is a term that Sheila told me as a word But then when I went to look I don't actually think it is We're doing a lot of work with our grade sevens there and they have some really really great ideas Creating paths for success. I will call up Leonard actually are you He's gonna speak Good morning. My name is Leonard Stalin on a route on from musketeers from the Montana First Nations. I Never went to school in Pinocchio, but I live in Pinocchio now because I have a daughter that goes to high school and I got involved in the parent council to start with That just happened to be And getting involved at the right time, I guess enough. I got recruited to it for this Wisdom and guidance committee. I Didn't know what it was all about, but I just jumped in Three years had passed on and I'm not directly involved with the school on a day-to-day basis I I meet with the group of monthly and they give the reports, but so far it's been a success and a lot of Students are really getting involved and they're really liking it because I know I get the Feedback from my daughter when she comes home So it's been a real learning experience for me because I really Feel that we need to support our students when it comes to education Because we never had that when all the school to school So and I really Like to thank Sheila in her group we're getting us involved and Now I'm hoping that it'll continue As long as we keep doing this and that be successful. Thank you So in creating pathways one of the things that we've noticed is more and more of our families joining us for school activities and whether they be for School being resource people in our school or attending school events We have two main things here We're in the second year of a new registration process in which we have one-on-one interviews with every single family in our school and That has been phenomenal and we've got to meet Every parent and had a lot of First Nations parents come in that we never ever used to see for three or four years So that's being great and our school also uses Twitter a lot So I just went back and if we had time if you do click on there It shows our last two weeks of Twitter and there's probably eight different Tweets about specific things that we did with our First Nations kids And again at Pinocchio reach. I'm just gonna highlight two maybe three things on there We just moved into a new school this year. So Joseph We had a calling of the spirit ceremony for our new school, which was pretty powerful The last few years we've done a round dance at our graduation ceremonies, which has been Amazing for not only our First Nations graduates, but also our non-First Nations graduates and their families and everybody That's there does the dance and for we were trying to count over the last 10 plus years We've gone out to muscoviches ourselves to do parent-teacher interviews instead of having them come into Pinocchio for our schools We do a one-night Interview out there, which has been great to get our parents involved I put a quote up there, but our greatest learning opportunities really come from our students If you want to know what we need to do better in the classroom, then you ask the students What needs to happen and they share that with you? It's been very powerful for us We're running a time. So I'm going to let Amber and Jason speak Good morning. I'm Amber Hester assistant superintendent with inclusive learning My main role up here today is to acknowledge Acknowledge the great work that this whole team behind us has done Half an hour doesn't do justice to the amount of work that has been been taking place in our school division And we have to specifically acknowledge Joseph our elder Sheila does a fantastic job But at the front line we've got principles teachers EA's and our community and I'm gonna let Jason talk about our community But we are truly proud of the work that Solange has done to support our our school division And this has been a fantastic journey for us to being a part of this project Jason I'll leave the last words for you Thank you. Amber. Good morning. My name is Jason Lovell. I'm the acting superintendent with Wolf Creek Just I'd like to acknowledge What I believe is the most powerful and the most impactful Source for us to move forward and that's our parents who have been instrumental in Helping us understand and gain insights and really create a bridge between our community and the First Nations community Their insights their wisdom their sense of humor The way that they try to help us Engage our communities and understand The things that are important for us as educators to ensure that our students are being successful It's truly been an amazing experience And I I think we just owe a tremendous debt of gratitude To our parents who have supported so thank you very much on behalf of the school division And we look forward to continuing that relationship and taking our next steps beyond this year. Thank you


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And welcome back to my channel. So today I am doing a summer teacher classroom haul for you guys. I'm going to show you everything that I've purchased for my classroom this summer and I'm going to try and do it before my camera dies because it is on 16% so we're just going to get started. So I have things from a few different places. I have some things from Ikea, I have some things from online, I have some things from Walmart. My list this year was a lot smaller because last summer I spent a lot of time shopping for my classroom as you guys saw if you've been following me forever. But this year I only needed a few things. I wanted a few things for certain projects so I'm just going to just jump right in and show you guys everything that I bought. Okay I'm starting first with Ikea. So the first thing I bought from Ikea was this clock and the reason I bought a clock is because I do not have one in my classroom and they don't give you clocks in your classroom so I went and bought a clock. I think this was $19 but I love how it's white and I can still put my clock stickers on it around it and I just thought it was super cute. So I plan on having 6 table groups this year and so I purchased these little plants for each of my table groups and I have 6 of these and then I also bought these little picture frames because I planned on using these for like putting class rules on them, some shout outs on either side and I did buy 6 of these as well. Then I went ahead and bought this cute little double basket and this is the playa, I hate the names Ikea uses, the playa thing but it basically is two baskets that you stack on top of each other and I planned on using these for like an inbox or like a grading box or something for like on my desk or somewhere in the room I just thought it was super cute, super cute and it was only $7 so I got that. Next thing I got was this black display shelf and it's the kind that sits like this and then you can display things on it so I thought about putting this behind my personal desk and putting like my planner on it, maybe like a notebook or like a picture or something I thought it would be super cute behind my desk and I'll show you guys what I'm planning on doing with my desk this year. So I bought another one of those desktops that I have, this kind of desktop here, it's just the plain white, it's like $8 at Ikea, it's just a plain white desktop and I actually ended up buying the expandable legs for the desktop but they didn't have white so I just went ahead and got black, what's wrong with black and white together, right? So these actually expand and get taller because I plan on doing a stand up desk. I do have a stool that I can use if I choose but I planned on doing a stand up desk teacher space for myself so I have four of these but I'm not going to show you all four of them. Then from Ikea I also grabbed six of these Fiskbow 12x16 frames, I did purchase teaching and so forth lyric classroom motivational posters and I planned on printing them and putting them in these and then kind of interchanging them throughout the year but I just wanted to have some cute little decorative pieces up in my room and I plan on using all black frames. My classroom theme isn't really a theme this year, it's like black with colors kind of like everyone else is doing but it's just super simple to do that. I also grabbed this smaller frame because I put my little Darth Vader card, I found this at Target and I wanted to frame it for my teacher desk so I have it framed and it's just sitting on my desk here. And then I also grabbed two of these 61x91 black frames as well, again for my teaching and so forth classroom posters that I purchased on TPT. Okay, I'm going to move on to Amazon so in this big ol' box is a roll of wood bulletin board paper and I will put a picture right here. So I ordered that for my bulletin boards because I wanted to do a black border with the wood and then possibly some burlap acts. And then I also ordered another pack of the little eraser sponges from the Dollar Tree. These are for whiteboard erasers, I always order these because it's like 20 bucks and you get 24 of them and I have a few left over from last year but I did need to get more so I just ordered some more of those and again that's from the Dollar Tree. And then I have some other things coming from Amazon still and I'm going to show you guys those on my phone but I also found these little book display things. They're not unpackaged yet but they're basically just like a display so that I can put the read aloud for the week on here on top of my bookshelf so I ordered those. And then last year I had ordered a new pencil sharpener and I noticed that all my students were trying to sharpen their crayons and their colored pencils in it and I was like listen this is not happening. So I actually found and ordered a crayon pro electric crayon sharpener and I think you can use colored pencils oh no it's just crayons only so I'm gonna have to just get like another pencil sharpener like a hand one for colored pencils but I'm just so tired of them trying to stick their crayons in my sharpener so I thought that this would be a good bye. Oh I do have these multi-culture crayons coming today and they're just the multi-culture crayon set from Amazon you can't really see it but I bought three of those because I plan on doing some like coloring stuff. I also got who I got the students I am your teacher Darth Vader shirt from Amazon. I think that's it that's it that I ordered from Amazon. So the next thing is gonna be Walmart. Yesterday I went to Walmart and got all things on my to-do list and the first thing I'm gonna show you guys I just got these little white tension rods I plan on doing a anchor chart display in my classroom using these and like two command hooks one on each side and then doing the binder clips and just hanging them from these I found that that would be a lot better than kind of like stapling them on the wall so I got two of those and then I just got a pack of the command hooks I got I think there's six of them in here so and then come with 12 of the stickers so if you make a mistake or something you can fix it so I got those and then I grabbed seven of these and I plan on putting packs of crayons in them so taking the crayons out of the crayon box putting them in here and then putting these in their group caddies. I hate when the crayons are like everywhere these were a dollar I think they were 98 cents actually each so I just grabbed seven of them and they're all clear I don't I didn't want any other colors then I grabbed a thing a tape because I I'm going to birthday party tomorrow actually tomorrow yes I'm going to birthday party tomorrow and I need a tape for the birthday gift but I can actually use this in my classroom too. Then I also grabbed one of these pop socket mounts and I grabbed this because I have an iPad that I use in my classroom and I thought I would just put this on the whiteboard so I could like mount my iPad onto the whiteboard I actually might go get a couple more of these and just like put them around my classroom so I can mount that thing like everywhere so I just grabbed that and then I also kind of stocked up on some expo markers for myself these are not for students I just got the big old color pack I also got the one that comes with the eraser and the spray because I left a lot of my erasers in the trash at my old school because they were yuck and then I got these ones the ones that come with the thingy that lets you know when they're dry when they're dry. There's one bag down I've got 9% left I can do this. Okay I also purchased my sponges because I am going to be making glue sponges this year I got two packs of six because I am gonna do six um six glue sponges but at least this way I can restock and redo when Christmas time comes around I'll redo them so I got two packs of sponges and then I grabbed some more LED lights for my classroom I got these last year and then I could never find them again so I got another pack of white ones because I do have one pack already and then I grabbed two packs of the brown because that's all they had but I figured who cares and I'll just put these I plan on using these ones for around my whiteboard because because they're brown I can kind of tuck them behind so I got two packs of those. Last box I grabbed this box of 50 gallon ziplock bags because I like to use these for centers I like to have everything print it out and then put them in there and then I was struggling trying to find containers for my glue sponges but I did find these and they were a dollar and they come with four in each one and I like the teal color so I just went with it and then the last thing I got from Walmart were these cubby bins and I got all my book bins oh that's another thing I purchased for my classroom I got 30 book bins and seven table caddies from Target and I think it was like 120 bucks for all of it so I just went with it but then I found these at Walmart and they were two something each but I grabbed these for my centers what I plan to do is make each one like I'll make three of them math centers and three of them reading centers and then every day I'll restock the bins and they'll know like I'll say okay group one's going to the teal center today group two's going to the green center today so I thought that they would be great for small group and centers okay so I think that that's everything that I purchased for my classroom this year I'm really excited to get back into it I get to get to my classroom on July 16th so I will be moving everything in that day and yes I will be vlogging it so look out for that I hope you guys have an amazing amazing 4th of July and make sure you stay safe and I will see you guys in the next video bye guys


First of all, to put stuff into context, why are we even here and why are we doing presentation about some random firm? Well, it's because Ugand and Canada here is our client. So we are doing a lot of stuff on EasyBuild and on Ugand actually. So that's just to clear things up. Yeah, so what I'm going to talk about today is... So first of all, I would like to introduce you to our firm, what we do and what we could eventually help you with. Secondly, what we've already done for EasyBuild project and thirdly, we're going to present our latest developments in documentations and explain why it's cool that these new docs are coming and what we can do with them. So first of all, who's in it? So we are a company, we are over in, we have eight offices in four countries, so that's Czech Republic, Poland, Ukraine and of course Belgium. Over 180 employees and what's important in our, in our culture, in our development is that we really like to use open source technologies and we call ourselves open source innovators because of that. So these are three types of services that we provide. So for technology solutions, we are using, we specialize in obviously CICD, so for that we use stuff like Jenkins, GitLab, CICD and so on. Then for infrastructure as a code, we use Traform, Uncivil, Puppet. For good logs and metrics and traces, we use Grafana and Isinga. And for container orchestrations, we use Kubernetes in case, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay, so for business solutions, these are things that we have experienced with. So about digital asset management that's, for example, when you want to store a lot of pictures, a lot of texts in online, that's what we did. We helped with a particular library to get them online and to be able for them to provide their services online as well. Then point of sale, there's a specific gym provider or gym chain in Belgium for whom we've helped to set up their memberships, their payments and so on. So what do we do on EasyBuild specifically? So first of all, we, or only again, well, first of all, we love the idea that we are contributing to open source and getting paid for it. It's always nice. Thank you, Kenneth. So what exactly it is we do, like day to day, is that we mostly write easy configs. And why is it important that people, or that you and our source is it, if you ever wrote a single easy config, you probably know, but the thing is that, and I'm going to generalize a little bit here, but oftentimes it's true that scientists just create a, create a software and they, because it's going to solve a specific problem, but they, and they published their papers and whatnot. But then they don't really care about how to package that software and how to make it distributable and repeatable the process of installation and so on. And of course that's where that's where we come in and we're trying to get rid of this works on my machine approach. So this is a great example of one of many softwares that we've had recently. I don't know if you can see it very well but this software called finder this is a patch for that software that I created and it was, it was written in a way that it was only able to run in Docker or in or inside a singularity containers which is, you know, if we're talking about how things work on on you again the least. And so I even had to, if you see I even had to add the option that you can run this software. It's called bear option. So you just run the stuff you don't need any setting up of container and so on. And so, even here you can see that the developer of this of the software didn't expect that somebody would be willing or able to take care of dependencies themselves which obviously we want to do. And of course there's another issue of bundle dependencies bundle binaries which is something we, we aim to get rid of. So these are some, some nice numbers. So we've already up today, we've contributed to 400 461 easy conflicts, it is blocks and we even laid foundations for the easy stack development in the in the framework repository. So typically what happens is that cannot get an installation request for for for their HPC clusters. They, they, that a researcher wants to have some software supported and then obviously we have to first install it and go through it and create easy config out of it, and then it supported so that's that's what we help with. Let's go to the documentations part so we've realized, and we've talked about this that there is a certain problem quite recently. And that is that easy build and you can is getting quite a lot of love from its users and what is what this means is that we're getting or and it is getting and we are getting as well. A lot of requests for supportive software which is great. But at the same time, it can make, if one, if for example, one software is quite difficult and it can mean that there is a big log of other software pieces, which we don't have, which we don't really have time to work on and and care about for for a couple of months even. And that's not what we want.  And so we've created a solution, which is, we're going to make a really good dogs, which will be aimed mostly but not only for the more simple kinds of installations of easy of creating easy config so these dogs will guide people through creating easy conflicts. It's going to be for it's going to be focused on different easy blocks such as, you know, Python packages see make make so on. And it's going to be really step by step. And we're going to have an example at the end but so it's going to walk you through what you need to do before you create the easy easy config including where to look for the dependencies what what to include in your easy config like sanity of sanity pitch again so on. And yeah so we we are hoping, and obviously this might not be the one other benefit is that and isn't this might not be applicable for for administrators HPC administrators. But if there's a user who wants to support some sort of software there's a chance that they already know something about the software and they already know how, maybe even how to install it or how to install it with the works on my machine approach, at least. And so we want to quite we quite want to utilize that fact and even us as as system administrators could potentially ask their users if they are able to look into creating the easy config because there's a great guide for that reason but there will be soon. Yeah, so all that combined. We think that we can streamline the process and speed it up a bit. And so we win, because we will have more time to think about potential improvements on the framework or adding easy blocks. So one you win the viewing or their scientist research researcher wins because they will have their in ideal case of course they will have their, their easy config ready way quicker than if they had to wait for us. And then of course community wins because everybody can then reuse what you've done for that. Well, on their site and so on. So that's, that's the thing that we would like to propose here. And yet let's now look at the example of how to use easy configs, how to use our documentation to let you will to let it work you through the process of creating an easy config, simply. Hi. So, in this part, yeah, I'm sure, sorry. In this part, this will be kind of a tutorial for the end users who who are mostly asking the admins for creating easy configs. You might even point them to the recording of this of this talk and they can go through it. Hopefully they can learn something new for this one, not updating for some reason. There seems to be an error seems like it does. Oh boy. Because it disconnected from the zoom. Yeah, it's weird. What happened if you rely on wifi. Worked on my machine before. Yeah, of course it did. All right. I'm connected to the wifi, but I'm trying to get connected. Yeah, for something else. It's, it's online on the right. Yeah, sure. Yeah. I send it. I really think that there is a wifi problem. Do you have the link to the soul. I think I think Go to the speaker stand. Mm hmm. Oh, no. Oh, that's you. Right. So back to where we back to where back to where we've been. So, yeah, this is just a quick tutorial. We'll be looking at this package called multi QC, which we have the homepage. We know the name. So what we can we know the GitHub. So first thing that we can do go to the GitHub and look for the dependencies that it needs. We often look for them in in setup that pie or pie project that formal or some other like version of these, these config files. And here we can find it in the in setup in setup with pie. We can see all the all the dependencies that are needed with the versions. Those versions sometimes depends on the on the package can be too strict. So there's that's nothing simple set couldn't, couldn't fix just if there would be like two equal signs just switch one to the is greater sign and it should be good. Then we can look into into the that base of all the easy configs or at some stack and look whether there isn't all the version of the of the software or of the of the package that we want to install. Thankfully there is an older version of multi QC so we can use that. If there isn't, we can just write the we can say header of the of the easy config in this manner. Nothing too hard. Just if you're using the older one, you have to just push the version and the tool chain version. Just so they are up to date. Then you go to the dependencies and this might be tricky for some, but if we take a look at the first dependency, which is Python and then we try to search it in the in the stack of easy configs, we can see that Python actually isn't in the false version of 2022 a but it's in GCC core. There is in the docs, there's this table of common tool chains and here we can see that 2022 a is actually using GCC of version 11.3.0 so we just look for the version of Python that uses the same GCC and we pick that one and just edit the version on the Python. What we did here, we do for every package and extension there is extensions, we can look up on PyPy or wherever they're needed or wherever you can get them and once you do that, you're all done. Wait. Apparently, this is one of the one of the easy built errors that hopefully soon will be made prettier because this doesn't look good but what this says is basically by pushing the versions, updating the versions, introduced a new problem which is that a rich package or rich extension that we are using has new dependencies that we forgot to check and multi-QC has a new dependency from its older version so we can just add them and yeah, we're done. The important thing is to remove checksums if you want to test build it because then easy build will complain about checksums not being correct but after that, oh yeah, you should also add some sanity check paths which are the paths where easy build looks for existence of files or directories and you can add sanity check commands. Usually that's just the software printing the help or version or if there is some light example, just some quick test run, you can run that and yeah, after that, you can use easy build with the argument inject checksums which goes through the easy config and updates the checksums for you so you don't have to go one by one and check everything. Easy build does that for you and then the most important part, you can use the new PR of easy build which simplifies everything about pushing the easy config to the GitHub. This approach should be used even if you have a solution that works on your machine and you don't want to mess with it more because what that does is at least helps us to understand where the problem is, maybe add some errors that you can have to the pull request so someone can look through it and the work is much more easier than starting from scratch because you don't have to withhold all the progress you did just for yourself since this is open source but yeah, this was us in it. If you would have any questions, you can reach me, you can reach Dennis, you can use the email that's in here where we have a lot of things that we can offer. So yeah, I think that this is the end of the talk. There are any questions. So there's two things, the archiving we do is very different from totally removing them. They're still in view to some extent. If you use eb-dash-search and it finds an archived easy config, it's going to tell you and it has an option to also show the archived stuff. So it's like hiding it at a plain site but it's still there. You can do copy easy as well to easily copy that easy config and have something to start from. That's one thing. What you can also always do is just go straight on github in the easy config repository, drop in the software name in the search box and you'll find those old pull requests. So those are not hidden at all. Those are still in plain view. There's also a switch for the command to also search for the archived stuff. So if there's absolutely nothing more recent, then the archived stuff is better than nothing at all. It's going to be a bit more work to clean it up and stuff that's in deprecated and no longer supported, fine, but it's going to be still less work on starting from. Yes. But that's a good argument. I think we're doing pretty okay there ourselves. The archiving is done deliberately. The easy thing is just remove them and make it harder to find. Even then you can still find them just through github. But the archiving is a deliberate approach like a middle step. That's a good point. One other thing which wasn't discussed here, and that up until now has been a wild idea, but there is an open framework pull request to add a new feature to easy build to very easily create an easy config file. It's like you have new PR and new EC and you just throw stuff at it. You give it the home page, the link to the source star ball and it figures things out a lot by itself and it spits out a template easy config to start from. It has everything in the right order and it's actually quite easy to figure out if you just throw stuff at it like version with a little bit of logic, it can pretty easily figure out what it's what and just give you something decent to start with. We should finish that up and especially for new stuff where there are no easy configs yet, this can save you quite a bit of time. There's an open pull request framework for it, but it's not finished at all. That's something we should probably pick up again, maybe restart that effort. It's got a bit of lots of logic, right? There's lots of if-else and it's not like an AI which you throw a tarball at and it gives you back an easy config, it's nothing close to that, but it could still be very useful. It thinks it knows. There's a mention that JetGPT knows about easy config and easy build. Todd is advertising SPAC in the Zoom chat. He says they do have a SPAC new package kind of thing which basically gives you at least the starting point to that start. It's a similar idea. Yeah, there are some editors that have integration that they basically recognize the extension, let's say, and based on that they already pre-create some kind of template to start from. We do have a template easy config in the repository. That probably needs a bit of love and it needs a bit of updating, but if you copy that, at least you have all the fields to figure out and it does give you some guidance, that's all right. We do have stuff like that. So the comment is with this new EC idea, it could take an existing easy config in the starting point and you're just throwing stuff at it that it should change or modify. The current implementation doesn't do that, but that's something in the back of my head as well. I think if you want to restart that effort, if people think it's useful, we just make it the very minimal first implementation of that and then gradually step by step improve it, and then the other thing is that the easy config in the same direction have the easy result, just in your direction you will have it and that's that. So the comment is the try options that we currently have should allow you to just get that easy config file so you can play with it first before trying to install it. That's actually already possible. You can do eb, try, something, something, copy EC, but that's an option you can give to easy config. Yes. No, no, so the try things it will generate easy config file, if you add copy EC to that it will copy the easy config file to wherever you want and not to any installation. We can probably make that easier to do, but that's actually already possible. Oh yeah, so the idea of starting some template easy config, that same idea could be used to start a template easy block as well. To give you some starting point, like I won't give me an easy, there's a script for that I think somewhere. Give me an easy block that starts from Python package but arrives from that and then at least gives me the structure of what an easy book looks like. At some point we had a script for that, I'm not sure if it's still, okay. More questions? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, so John is making the comment that easy update is a very useful tool for figuring out what the latest version is of extension. You'll mention this tomorrow in your talk, right? Tomorrow or today? Tomorrow? Yeah. One more thing about Inuits, they are sponsoring the social event tomorrow. We're still figuring out the practical thing there, but at least they put themselves to sponsor the social event. So the boat trip will do in the teams tomorrow and the dinner at Richard the first in the pub is going to be sponsored by Inuits. Thanks a lot for that. And one last thing that I forgot, this example that I was going through is actually step by step taken from the documentation that we're working on. We're currently finishing up on the Python package and Python bundle workflows and there will be hopefully more coming for CMakemake and others for the most common ones. So there will be literal step by step workflow tutorials how to create any easy config the users might need.


In our brain, there are millions of cannabinoid receptors and the body is supposed to produce the endocannabinoids. That within yourself, you can generate a chemistry which keeps you always blissful. But the most important aspect of it is, when it comes from outside, maybe it makes you blissful for a brief amount of time, but it makes you unaware. When it comes from within, it keeps you blissful and makes you super aware, which is the important thing. So this is not about trying to become some kind of a super human being. This is about realizing, being human itself is super. Once you are blissful by your own nature, you always see that your life is super. It doesn't matter some situations in our life go well, some don't go well, but this one life should be always happening our way.


The Boomerang Nebula. Located nearly 5,000 light years from Earth in the Centaurus constellation, this place proudly claims the title of the coldest place in the universe, and is even colder than the space around it. But where did this cold beauty come from and how exactly did it become as cold as it is today? Stick around to find out. A long time ago there was a red giant, which is basically a star in the last stages of its life. It's proposed that along the way a smaller star collided with the red giant, causing it to shed its outer layers of gas and dust, which went on to become the Boomerang Nebula we see today. But that's not what intrigues astronomers about this nebula. It's the fact that the Boomerang Nebula is just one degree above absolute zero, officially making it the coldest place in the universe. So what exactly is absolute zero? Well you see, temperature is measured by the movement of molecules within an object. The more energy a molecule has, the more it vibrates in the higher its temperature is. By the same token, objects with lower temperature have more stationary molecules due to less energy. In absolute zero, the molecules of an object are at their lowest energy state, also known as zero point energy, thus making the object at its lowest possible temperature. The phenomena of absolute zero occurs at approximately negative 460 degrees Fahrenheit, or zero Kelvin. The thing is though that we've never actually found an object that is at absolute zero, or made an object reach absolute zero ourselves. However, we have gotten pretty close before. For example, researchers at MIT once managed to cool sodium gas to less than a billionth of a Kelvin. Now while that is impressive and by no means am I detracting from human accomplishments, it's more amazing at how close nature managed to bring the boomerang to absolute zero without any artificial intervention, leaving us to wonder how exactly did nature pull this off? Remember what I said earlier about a red giant shedding its outer layers of gas and dust? Well, as those layers continued moving through space, they began to rapidly expand at approximately 10 times the rate they would have had they been ejected from the red giant naturally rather than from a collision. This rapid expansion caused the ejected gas and dust to cool to the temperature it is today. In addition to giving the nebula its remarkable hourglass shape. Despite its immense beauty and remarkable structure, it's unfortunate that the boomerang nebula won't be such a chill place forever. Recently carbon monoxide emissions were detected in the outflow of gas and dust. Scientists claim this presence of carbon monoxide indicates that the nebula is beginning to heat up, most likely due to a photoelectric effect where the electrons in the atoms of the dust particles absorb ultraviolet light, which in turn excites them and causes them to be ejected from the atoms. The electrons then move through the gas and dust, carrying the absorbed photon energy in the form of kinetic energy. This kinetic energy possessed by the electrons as it treks through the nebula causes the clouds of gas and dust to heat up. There is also the possibility that the red giant at the core of the nebula can grow hotter which in turn will heat up the gas dust cloud around it. So it's inevitable that one day the boomerang nebula will lose the cool which made it famous in the first place. But the thing is we don't know how long it will take. Until then let's appreciate the boomerang nebula for the beautiful sight it is. After all just because it's becoming warmer doesn't mean it's less marvelous to look at. Also the boomerang nebula may not be the only ice box in the universe as astronomers Lars Neiman from the Alma Observatory in Santiago Chile states, it's quite possible these super cosmic freezers are quite common in the universe but they can only contain such extreme temperatures for a relatively short time. So while it's comforting to know the boomerang nebula won't be the last of the cosmic freezers it does make me question what other wonders are out there in the cosmos. Unfortunately we're all out of time for today but if you want to continue exploring the cosmos with me to find other treasures then hit that subscribe button and together we can rule the galaxy or in this case nebula as teacher and student. Until then don't forget to stay tuned for more science videos.


Erasing history to own Putin. Notes from the edge of the narrative matrix. It enrages me that West's splaining is a word now.  The absolute gall to protect a murderous, globe-dominating empire from criticism and accountability for its nonstop meddling and oppression, using words disguised to sound like social justice jargon.  This war had nothing to do with NATO. They weren't even going to add Ukraine to NATO. Okay, then why not simply guarantee that to Russia and avoid a horrific war with limitless potential to escalate? They just… well you just can't give in to Putin. Not even on imaginary stuff. Really? Not giving in to Putin as purely a matter of principle is something that's worth thousands of lives and potentially risking nuclear war? Yes. You make concessions on one imaginary thing and next thing you know he's demanding we emancipate the leprechauns. Are you quite sure that's true?  Are you quite sure the threat to add Ukraine to NATO wasn't actively reified in numerous ways by Western powers with the goal of provoking Russia into a war that could be exploited to topple Moscow?  Putin is bad so Yuri Gagarin didn't go to space and Tchaikovsky wasn't a good composer and Dostoevsky was a lousy writer and Sputnik was designed by Lockheed Martin and Anton Chekhov was Welsh and Khabib Nurmagomedov was born in Minnesota. There's nothing wrong in Ukraine that a little US military interventionism couldn't make much, much worse. One of the many reasons the US sucks at winning wars despite its reputation is that a for-profit military system is as efficient and cost-effective as a for-profit healthcare system. Worse, really, since trillions could never go unaccounted for in the Department of Health and Human Services. It's a lot harder to win wars when your military doesn't exist for that purpose, but rather to generate profits. So the USA's massively bloated military budget is not a great indication of how powerful its military actually is. They're quite literally not getting much bang for their buck. The US Empire's real might lies in its tactics of economic and financial manipulation and even more in its unparalleled system of international narrative control. The way it uses Silicon Valley, Hollywood, and the oligarchic media to manipulate public thought is unprecedented. This is what I'm pointing to when I say people tend to overestimate the power of the US war machine and underestimate the power of the US propaganda machine. The strongest argument against the US Empire's proxy war activities in Ukraine is not Nazis, nor biolabs, nor rising gas prices, but the fact that it is bringing the human species ever closer to an extinction level event after which nothing else will matter. Those who deny that the brinkmanship between the US and Russia is putting us at an unacceptable and ever increasing risk of nuclear war are simply psychologically compartmentalizing away from the horrifying facts. The source of their claim is their own cognitive dissonance. X has to be true because the alternative is too horrifying to contemplate is not a legitimate position to have on a very important issue. Get honest with yourself, man. I found out about nuclear war in about 84 when I was around 9. I snuck out of bed to watch TV and my parents were watching a dystopian flick called Threads. After about 5 minutes, I legged it back to bed, my heart thumping in my throat. In many ways, that was the end of my childhood.  It ruined everything. Eventually, though, I found ways to reframe the threat, dissociate from the anxiety, compartmentalizing away until it didn't feel like a thing anymore. It's still a thing though. It's a thing more than ever. Cowardly people would say I grew up, which is a projection. Honest people would say I put in place some coping strategies that were helpful as a child but no longer useful as an adult. Courageous people have eschewed those strategies in themselves already. I am no longer a powerless child who has no say in what happens. I'm a grown-ass adult who can do something about it. To keep those layers of comfortable dissociation and soothing reframes in place is not only dishonest, it's cowardice. Feel the fear and face the facts, even though it's hard.  As cute as that may be, it's also what keeps this from being seen, which is what keeps the madness in place. Remember that kid, though?  You wanted an adult to stand up and make it right? You can be that adult now. You should be that adult now. You owe it to your little self. That you are is much more interesting than how you are. You could be nothing.  That's light years more interesting and impressive than having a university degree or being good at the stock market. That giant leap from being nothing to being a sentient ape mutant is much, much more vast than the relatively insignificant click from being unemployed to being a millionaire. If you just spend your life really being here, truly relishing this gift, then that's a life well spent. An entity that's never gotten to be a human would be much more impressed with humaneness itself than with the specifics of what a given human has achieved and whether it has won the approval of its parents. Just be human. Just be here. Look. Listen. Breathe. Be. This is amazing.


Hello, my name is Preetika Varna and I have secured all India Act 3 in civil services examination 2019. As you all know, the pridance is coming. It is on 4th of October and there are just 15 days to go. I think you must be devoting your time, your amount of practice and revising all you have done till now. But apart from all the hard work that you have put into this preparation, it is also important that what you do on the day of the examination. Every year the pridance question paper is getting tougher, it is getting more analytical in nature. So it is important that how you conduct yourself and how you approach the question paper on the day of the examination. So I will give you some tips as to what you should do on the day of the pridance examination. First of all, you should relax yourself on the evening before the examination and sleep well. You need a fresh and rested mind so that you can apply knowledge in your mind to the kind of clinical questions that you face every year. So it is very important. Have a good breakfast, can sanitize them where you are masked throughout the examination and follow the safety guidelines that you basically have given because your health, the health of your family is equally important. So you can practice writing test wearing mask or gloves beforehand so that you are able to follow these guidelines on the day of the examination. Apart from that, it is very important how you manage your time when you receive the question that you have. We have a unit question and two hours of time. So when I wrote my pridance paper, I divided my time in four parts. In every half an hour, I try to finish 25 questions and I used to keep a tab on the time as to how my speed is, what I am doing in every section of that time. And if you think that you have started the paper and five or six questions are very difficult, very tough and you are not able to answer these, you have never read these, then do not get disheartened. Switch over to the path of the question paper. It is highly probable that you would receive easier questions either in the starting or in the end. So if you find yourself in this type of situation, do this. Or you can switch to 20s question number 26 or to the 51st. That is how you manage if you think the question is really difficult when you start. Now do not be or revise anything on the body of the examination. You need a fresh mind. You do not need to cram up everything in just one and half hour before the examination. You have prepared whatever you needed to before the examination. On the day of the examination, it is not going to help that you exhaust yourself before the examination begins. So do not waste your energy there. You have already studied everything, believed in yourself and go with that confidence in the examination hall. Definitely there will be issues, for example there will be more fans or probably the seats are shaking. But these are just circumstances. You are here to pursue a goal which is given higher than these things. Obviously in October the weather is going to be very decent. So you do not need to worry about these things here. So just keep yourself down and focus on your goal. The next thing I would like to suggest is about how you are managing the question paper. Always do it with a pen that is visible clearly. If you do it with a pencil there are times when you are not able to see what questions you have attended, what is left. So that way you get confused. Secondly you should mark the question that you need to revisit. There will be some questions where you are not completely clear. You are confused maybe. So you need to have a specific mark for that. For me it was a square. So I used to put this square before the questions that I needed to revisit before I mark them in the final OMR sheet. You can adopt your own strategy. Third, I used to mark the answers in OMR sheet when 1.5 hours were over. Meaning I had attended about 75 to 80 questions by that time. Remember 25 questions every half hour. So I have a definitive of 70 to 80 questions till that time. And when half an hour was remaining before the ending of the paper I used to mark all these very carefully. If you do something like this then first you are not in a hurry to do this. So you won't make the, you won't commit the mistake of marking the wrong option in front of a wrong question number. Which was a very childish mistake and a number of people do that. So if you want to avoid that mark your questions when you have sufficient time left. So this was how I used to do it. Marking 75 to 80 questions that I have attended before half an hour is left for the computation of examinations. So you should do that. You should give yourself appropriate time to attend to OMR sheet as well. When the paper one is over. Paper one which was about general studies. With OMR you were given some time for eating lunch, for spending time with your family. Do just that. Do not start re-checking your question paper. Looking at how many marks you are getting. How much you have done wrong. How much you have done right. It is not productive. Because you have to focus on the next paper which is CSAT. You cannot take it right. Every year the paper is getting tougher and tougher. So you have to be really present at the moment. If you really want to devote your time productively. For the next paper you can look at any notes. If you have prepared you can look at the formulas. You can look at previous questions. What is the meaning of each keyword. For example what is the best confusion. What is the logical confusion. You should read the meaning of all these keywords and phrases that are passed in the examinations. So focus on the next examinations between that time. And in the end for that time have a good lunch. Do not make it heavy otherwise you will feel lazy. Or you might feel sleepy. Have a good coffee or tea. Or whatever drink you like. And then again go with a fresh mind in the CSAT examination. With this I will thank all of you for watching me here.