Hey y'all, it's me and Scarlett again and for this video We are going to work on a piece that Scarlett had commissioned and it's not really how she visioned it and visioned it Let me give you an overview What I'm talking about she's it's a triptych and one of them is red silver and and blues Yeah, that one over. Yeah, like one of them is this The other one is this and she wants a middle line that connects the two so It stands for the twins Stand for the twins so What we're gonna do is Try to make this piece look not quite so Like sectioned off into like three quadrant Quadrants that Means for that's okay, you know, I mean we're in three sections and we want to make it look like one cohesive piece So that is what we're going to be doing for this video. I hope y'all stay tuned If you do mess up and you want to add Like change something you can you can do a voiceover or you can Just a mute that section and type it down in the bottom that's easier but My videos are much like my artwork. It doesn't have to be perfect. I was wondering if you had off if you could you can Do just in case if you say something like super crazy, you know, I oh Say something super crazy all the time, but like a good crazy not like crazy, you know Yeah, for sure for sure. So for this piece we were using art code as a one-to-one Resin which means you pour equal parts The same amount for this piece. We're doing 16 ounces to start. I don't know if that's gonna be enough or too much We're gonna find out together shall we? You're supposed to start for like forever plus a couple minutes And so that translates into about four minutes for this amount of resin The piece itself is a 12 by 36 It's on It's wood. It's um, it's a MDF board. It's just in the F. Yeah Just solid piece in the F. Yes And you've poured on it a couple times. I see some bullies. I've poured it. Yeah Pour a little piece I've poured on it like four times. I want to say this is the fourth thingy thing What you see it right here, and I've sanded so that's why I looked some I've already pre-sanded so that's why it looks dull and Flat Yeah, this is this will be the Because I like I said I kept trying to do this and that And then this was working yeah, this worked until like the midsection I was like hmm because if they touch I felt the colors touching didn't look good together So I'm like let's try to get them flowing towards one another, but like I Was scared to keep you know what I mean? Yeah so this way we Will still keep it separate because we're gonna do the swipe technique which is More controlled than if you were just to blow it or tilt it. You know what I mean? Yes Yeah, that's all I was doing was blowing on this Yeah, it looks like this area got a little hot and now But and I was running I didn't have enough resin too. I think I was running out Whoops We won't We'll make it exactly how you want it so that your clients Will love it And then the cutest sweetest family and the kids little boys. They just turned six months old little twin boys Excellent Kurt Have our hands full My wrist is getting tired. So I know I'm almost done. Let me switch Like it's not it's it's almost like you got your minute. You got one more minute I just got a That's how it's always like at the three minutes. There's just that literally that extra minute of okay Always like switch hand. Yeah Then it ended up like I'll stir it like Like a witch All right, so The majority of this is gonna be clear because we want to be able to see your beautiful base artwork We're just gonna do a few designs To pull it up. Am I still getting this mixed up? Red to black blue and white. Yeah So you're ready to start mixing colors One out of stir sticks I love that hers have these when they're they're easier when they're the bigger ones the small ones are hard to grab they are But I love Because these get on the rim and then this one's open after a while, I know. Mm-hmm very aware so I'm gonna pour some of this back because that's Grayish color is gonna take over a little bit Yeah I Just put a little bit more in that one for the red Oh, sorry, I thought you were gonna pour it You waited until my hand came back because I was like, okay No So that red is what color this is fire engine ride. I think right Yes fire engine ride by Color obsession. Yes Anytime it's It is messy. That's the nature of the beast. We're gonna be right Oh, there it is. I was like, I know I had to put it right somewhere So anytime you Break out some pace make sure you mix it up because even if you just use it yesterday It may still separate on you And you want to get like the full awesomeness of the color. So just mix it up And it's been a long minute. It's like Opened them too So like So in general Try to do 10% Pace to resin This will help you avoid getting any Like marshmallow fluff results because that's not fun to pour with It'll set up on you too quickly if you Mix too much pigment into your resin particularly if you're using an acrylic Or any thicker paint The good thing about mixing and using epoxy specific colors is that They mix in so easily you don't have to worry about like little chunks If you use this and that base tents from stonecoats it doesn't take a lot of that to Get your cells. So just use enough to make your resin an opaque color And typically I would advise not using black and white in the same piece because they'll kind of cancel each other out in terms of selling But we're not going they're not going to be touching each other. So it's fine Yeah, I was like, oh you said the other day. I'm like, oh Oh, maybe it was yesterday's life That you did and I was like, oh That's smart. But this also was before I had purchased black and white regular So that was the bases Yeah, if I want black and white in the same piece then I'll have one as the base tent and one is a regular paste So it's just opaque and We've got our color palettes Oh, yeah, and this one the green is did you say forest? Yeah deep forest, right? Rain forest forest green by just resin the blue is by just residents blue sapphire So gorgeous so gorgeous And Yeah, the fire engine red when we said in platinum by just resin I enjoyed like color There we go. So there's our colors. We're gonna make sure black stays there This is here That is here. Did you have silver in this? Um on this side. Yeah, I did on the other one, but I didn't put it. It was different. It was not the platinum It was uh, I used a different one hers But I didn't want to put both because it didn't look good. I tried it That's just like right. So I chose that for that and then just leave these two with just that. Okay You know So I had uh, it was what is that silver? It was like super I want to say platinum. Is that platinum that we're using them? Platinum sorry, was that aluminum? Yes, it was aluminum. I'm like it looked like it should have been called platinum Because it was like like 10 man That stuff is like 10 man Okay, so it was okay if we stand Yeah, okay, because I don't know about your people's well They're more interested in the artwork rather than okay, what I'm Looking like you're doing Oh, I'm sorry like trying to shove this over and she's like, um, excuse me Like corn's hitting my face so Since the edges are rounded and we don't want everything to run off before we get a chance to actually work with it um, we're not going to put that much clear and We're going to like make sure everything in the center is covered before we push it to the sides. Okay And I'm going to go make sure that there's enough room for this in our dust free zone while you Push this around a little bit Ooh, I love when you get to put it on and immediately it just makes it all beautiful Why don't I move these over? Yeah Because I'm clumsy so I'm just going to put these over here But didn't say did not okay attention sometimes to my body Oh, yeah, see isn't it so pretty when you put it on like I love it. I know I have the way it feels too on your fingers and your hands to glide it So pretty You said not to go to the edges, right? Started on this one to roll this way so I still have the memory so it might Continue It happens no worries And this coat doesn't have to be that thick you don't want it to be Oh, you want it to the edge? Like I'm not pushing it exactly to the edge just just barely to the edge Hi, baby miss Now I'll just save you from the pain of like Why is it running off right? Which is a pain Yep, okay You don't want to have too much clear down but since this is going to be the main resin For this piece. I don't want any thin spots to come up So yeah setting a little bit more Because we're not going to add a lot of color to this we're just doing enough to tie in the sun area. Yeah So there we go Um, I've got swiping papers here If I need to get more I will Do I hit it with just a little bit of heat and then we'll Do There's nothing down there valuable All right, so sorry if you're good Well This white may not be exactly the same as this white so It'll just give it a little bit of Something extra Since we're only doing Like accent stuff I'm just adding resin where I think it would look nice You have to like cover it all when you're doing just like a second layer pour Okay So we're just going wait Red goes there to the black it went into the white too. So it's okay I have no idea He has a best laugh though he does right I love how uh versatile one has one single technically laugh is but it it's Like his tones pitch changes depending on if it's like Have you know, well, I'm sure you know, it's obviously but I really like that like depending on What's going on it could be like a nervous Like laugh or it could be like a yeah, not so much like, you know what I mean, but he but he laughs that and so saying it Yeah, he does laugh that he does like getting a move or he's like No Or like an uncomfortable laugh like that just made that was an awkward thing you just said He has all of the laughs, right? But it's like this but it's always that fun laugh It's just how he he pitches it out like for the speed in which he laughs or something. I don't know I like it and I recognize that it's different I like that too Yeah, see this got thin so I was like I needed to put black on there And I was like should I spray paint it first because I don't want to screw it up. You know what I mean? That's what I was gonna do I was like I'd spray paint and then let that dry and then do the clear just to make it So it'd have the depth Because I didn't like this because it's more brown tone because it's all the way so since I messed up this part right here I was about to just swipe right under the white like I said, I wasn't going to I'm just gonna like Yeah, make it so that'd be cool Just over this area So that is not just like pockets. Oh, yeah, that'll end up selling up Mm-hmm, and then this it's not thin Oh, thank you I just want that to just mix in with what you have going on already. Oh, I love this guy At least we get better. I don't know if you want like more red presented here. Yeah, I think about it Yeah, because there's so much gray. I think that's smart So I think that is good to like integrate these Colors in up there. So you should like put like red follow the thing of red right here. Yeah Hold on See even though we didn't pull it all the way to the edge, it's running a little bit But it would have completely ran for sure Have a tendency to Overheat when I shouldn't I have the time to My other problem is I don't realize my arm and it's like my hand or the cup that I'm pouring with ends of drag Okay Sorry Sorry I would just put a little black here and I'm gonna go over it that way Feeling good about your swipe? Not really, but See my edges take forever to soak and then by the time they get the other ones this goes super far You know what I mean? You don't have to soak all the way to the edge Slow down Take your time with it. Don't stress Okay, I see Wait, I can't see what I'm doing Looks good. So that would be horrible Um So let's just put a drop of silver back on that part and then blow it into the red Okay, that will pull this into this Okay, I'll like wait. I know it used to be here I'll just blow it out blow it out this way like in your face Like oh my face Yeah, I wouldn't put too much heat on that because you don't want it to blow it That direction would be hard to blow it that way.  Yeah, I just have to cut it wash it with alcohol. Oh, I never what do you even thought to do that? That's smart So now that we're done with that side, I don't care if it like Goes over or not Those are awesome as long as this doesn't go over and disappear I'm making sure that wasn't a scorched spot. It's not it's just selling So that side I'm digging. I don't know if you're about it If you want to keep working it that's there's a little bit. I'm not Just this like solid kind of okay I don't know. Should we just whoosh our finger through or maybe a sweepy swipe? We can So let's put just a dot of black right there And then you can swipe this over that way It was so difficult for me earlier like what is my problem? I'm sorry. I can't tear your paper Paper problems I would call that good You don't want to pick up too much sounds like one of those What do you call it? What do you call that? Like a blow. I don't know but I really like I like that and this is gonna I don't mind that black line either because you have like hard lines So it kind of just integrates the top four with the bottom four so These are gonna continue to grow super pumped about that Love this. Are you ready for this side? Oh, you're ready. Do you have red on your hands? Yeah, probably Might be good to switch out gloves when you move from one color palette to the other because if you get like a red dot over here You're gonna be like, okay.  There's so much depth. Oh, yeah, I see because I'm over here now I'm like, oh, yeah, it's not as muchness. It is definitely not as muchness Would it help you like clear not touching on that whole? It's there Is it selling on its own? It's just highlighting one of your cells from your first layer Oh, what a trip So what were you saying sir? Would it help you if we rotated it? Are you good with? I'm better actually pulling this way Are you a good this way puller? Are you a better this way puller? Let's try pulling this way. I might be because I think I always do this and that's what's hard for me Maybe I'm maybe in I'm actually a better inside versus an outside puller Maybe that's been my problem. I don't know it's just because I'm right-handed Sometimes it's easier for me to go this way than it would be to like go this way Oh, you're probably right because this is where yeah, okay. Yeah, but if you've never done that before No, I haven't let's do that and that might help you. Okay. If not, we can always rework it. It's not a big deal whatsoever Right then so You got your blue Are those new gloves? Yes, ma'am. Okay good your green and your white White what do I do? This is my like, where do I put it? So we're going this direction to go like that, right? So just like this one curved this way We're going to bring this one just almost like following this curve, but Separated so you're going to go like this. Okay, so I would like have a fat pull and then Turn it slightly so that it thins out Okay, so when I pour What am I pouring blue or green blue and then the white? Yeah, I would make sure the white's on the outside because that's going to create the cells and I would probably start from like this area Where this green is because it would make sense that the green is there. Okay, and then the blue closer I think the blue would look prettier prettier more pretty Against the white I wasn't going to stuff it around the lipstick. No worries. It's this full I can do it when it's not super full So since that is a good amount, we'll probably end up pulling a little bit of it this way too. Okay So that we don't end up with just a big section of green So when you pour the blue just do like Some right here and then maybe some right here and then we'll put maybe some black And pull it that way. All right. It's kind of like we did right here with the white When I was going to do it in the wrong direction Genius there you are just popping these bubbles that have come up Oh my gosh, that's totally see for me when it's this full I ended up doing that I should have uh Started on this part instead of okay. So this is what we'll do if you wanted to we could scrape this back into your cup. All right, right here If you don't want this much on here a little crazy So Clear Kujo That's why it's always good to have some clear Extra I don't want to use the heat to push this Because that's going to thin it and a thinner resin is going to move more. Okay Oops, I forgot about the black over there. My bad. No big deal Bless you pup and for the black you don't want that much because The green isn't supposed to be black Like this side isn't supposed to be black so So can you do this first white for me of this way get me to do the first one Oh Sure can Make sure I don't have any red on this though So we're gonna pick up the green so we're gonna start I'm gonna pick up the green And I'm gonna curve it this way so that it comes up to a point If I like go this way and leave it flat the whole way Then it's not gonna fade. So I want to pull it the flat way and then cut it as I go So that okay, that's the key. I'm missing. Okay, because I'm always like what trying to spin it flat So we're gonna take our time So it picks up paint and it sideways And then but you still go that way Okay I should have moved a little bit slower because it didn't pick up that much Nope That has red on it. We're not gonna do that Oh, I love that.  Sorry. No dying love You will not be the only one that fell on your channel That was a fun day for sure. Okay. I think I need to hold it one-handed That's a good amount. You're good. Just take your time All right. Yep, perfect came right through And look it's like selling over the green you had down there. That's cool. But since we had the clear there It's moving that out of the way So I'm digging that So Let's do Just want to bring something right here I didn't want it to be solid like this because this is kind of just Not, you know Yeah And then I can put some regular black paste here And pull it in this way if you want to continue the black Okay, or You don't want these two colors mixing you said. Yeah, they're not like you together touching once they touch these So what I would do is use the heat gun And blow this this way. Okay, so I'll drag it so that But you have to be really careful actually maybe Too much heat wouldn't be good because you just want to keep it separate So should I like just pull it three down just to kind of pull it away from Well, then the White will be on top So But if you pulled it like this then it would look weird I don't if you crossed over like that. It'll look like um a cancer ribbon Oh, okay Which is fine Unless that's not what you want And then it's kind of not fine So maybe if you did a little bit of green here and then pulled it this way, okay Because your greens kind of getting lost and all this Take that one and pull it that way or this however However way And if it's not moving very easily then we're gonna have to add some heat to it, but it looks like it's doing just fine It's picking up really well Let's hit it with a little bit of heat and then see what we got these cells are getting mass Yeah, it's easy to overheat stop so If you want to move it without adding heat then you need to do swiping or Heat it up a little bit and then Blow on it. You can also use one of those um Dusters We have to be like super careful because if I were to pop it If you hit it too hard, it's gonna like shoot everything Because that's what my fear is. Yep, and that's I did that with a blow dryer. It'll literally look all over all the way Yeah, I would break this up too I really like how like This is every cell that everyone that ever wanted to do a beach thing Right whatever one Okay, so which way should oh, I see though. I'm always You know exactly what you're doing Well, I'll see that where I actually want to take this blue. Oops. I just ruined that part.  I have the same So when I go to chill my cool, it stays hot forever and I'm like, are you kidding me?  Yeah, so it's super annoying because that's what I was going to struggling with When I was doing the alcohol inks with um, our bicator Those are rad are awesome right at white He really doesn't do that and right here where you said you messed it up.  All right, so let's Do this if you want cells you have to make sure that your Black is on the bottom, but if you're just trying to cover something up Mm-hmm So like I don't like solid lines look For me first thing unless I was like specifically wanting us all, you know You mean I don't like where you can tell you just poured and you haven't done anything with it I don't like that look unless you're literally doing that all over Right, then I'm like, all right. I'm down But to me it's like, uh, you missed a spot. That's what was right like you forgot about that a little bit You just did you didn't finish it So I'm just trying to I love that weird white and solid Yeah, that two-tone look There's which this black was closer to that Black that you used. Uh, I don't like this though. It was too Not opaque enough. That was Like see how down there it's played out with her. I actually want this darker So I think I'm gonna feed that on top to You know what I mean? Because it makes it have more depth when it's not this creepy brown True That's what I think like that's also been like, you know Sorry painting that this section just it was dark black But the problem what happened is this blood into it So it made it that weird brown Mm-hmm I forget that I turned the heat down Why is it not moving? You know what? And then sometimes in my bad eyesight I end up hitting I end up Scraping an electric so I'm like willing the heat to make it move. I'm like, why is it not working? And I'm like I think it's gonna be much better So now you've got a little action here. That's red And That's so soft it looks like a mermaid net. Mm-hmm That's everywhere. I'm gonna go ahead and make sure that everything's covered Do you mind dribbling um this there just so I don't mess up? Do you mind making that? dark Like the dark just for color dark not to just have to swipe or anything But just to fill I can but I'm not gonna get that close to that because it'll mess it up if I try to Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I see what you're saying, but like majority of this outer bits Because that's really like that nasty brown. It looks burned to me that color So What I would recommend Do our finger like that would have messed it up or I would just blow it Don't pass out. I'm like mix little black mix Is that too two dimensional Do you want me to put more on it or put more black on it? Yeah, that's so much better. Amos Erica. Yay Oh, it's so good Right because it allows it to be like a big hole. Like I'm just falling into vortex Yep, I agree So I want to tie it in just a little bit And that'll fade in and blend out but If it were just that brownie black color there, it'd be like, well, you know what So I'm digging it. I like it. I like where it's at. Are you happy with it? I am I think it looks better. The only thing I'm wondering is if we should direct some of this right over Little hair right here. What do you think? Well, or do you think that's better because we don't want to get rid of too much negative space We don't want to get rid of too much negative space But since there is some of the blue and green into this area It's not a bad idea To try to pull some of this up Okay And you don't have really any Silver represented so Yeah, yeah, right that was a very good eye and these are gonna grow Oh, yeah, that was bomb so that way those are Let me go put this in a dust-free zone before anything gets into it Besides so like The smooth and all All right, I don't want to pull any of the green into the red zone We're good on that side. Okay Yeah, I got it Good out tweezers and everything So Look at this bad boy y'all, right? Yay, thank you miss Erica Oh That's crazy Yeah, I definitely want to take a picture of that because I had that on the as my screen for my Like that business background, you know what I mean?  So this way Bam bam boom Did you want to make molds or tile with the excess? I'm sorry What do you want to do? Some I could do some tiles a little bit a little bit of clear paper's coming off. So let's just help Your paper's starting to come off in there. So I'm like, I'll just help you out kujo It's enough. What about your clear for that? Did you add more? Okay good She's full I'm gonna cuss her. I don't know how to be cleaned Gonna be deal kujo It's gonna be covered What is it? Rising old Oh, those are the with the rocks, right? It looks like rocks like amethyst here. What do you call gio? Same thing sounds like Yeah for sure, what is it Tell me how is it possible? These what? I have no idea That is insane I'm sure it's important I just want some rocket take off Wow, okay canaveral It had three boosters on it. The boosters get up to a certain point They detach from the rocket or from the whatever they're sending up there And it goes back to where they took off by themselves And they had cameras on Smart little doohickey 224,000 miles an hour Wow, that's about right It's already in space. It's been eight minutes since it took off It was way over at Florida I know that's where I was born.  It's got like a weird uh-huh Undertone like that violet undertone I'm gonna take this Really beans We don't touch it. It's gonna be hot Let's see what this is It's chocolate. Watch out I put it in tongue. I'm like, what's going on?  Just a smidge But I see people do this all the time You know, why don't I try that? Or they just slather color All over and then Just like that, you saw that? All the time Right, but I never have All those other like weird control Drops so cold So cold Control Yeah Control Yeah Supposedly Blurbles Just a little Blurble here and there Blurbles Yeah You can call that a word Oh, it is a word I know what it is In the dictionary No, I don't really know It should be though I'm pretty sure it probably is Blurble If not, we'll make sure they put it in there You're gonna call them? Yeah I'm only a few dial, you know I'll see what I can do Like, you know You know I know them They're in pieces Oops It's getting really real in there Did it say when that's supposed to start? You know, it's like Five This afternoon What time is it? What's supposed to start? It's supposed to hail Really? Like the crazy hell that you hear about in Texas for damages things?  Oh I thought it was just rain Like, you know I'm not sure But it gets crazy raining here So that's why I just assumed it was rain I'm like, I'll all make it happen I will come Don't worry about what I'm doing I'll be there It's pretty Rain too That's kind of done It also mixes the thing and it just mixes Like, mine stayed where I was Yeah, one of them So I thought that I think I blew white over it already though I'll pull it from here Yeah, so that stays I put red in like certain spots I like the crowns, not fun It can be super fun Or super frustrating Oh, really? It's 50-50 Let's not miss that sale Mmm I see you little sale Look at it It's like right at the edge It's all like Oh You keep it Right, we have a ton of Christmas ones It's like an apple Does it look like an apple? Oh, you want me to pour in there? Yeah, make something Okay, I've never done the molds I have a mold of every shape and size I feel like How do you keep these clean? Like, it's impossible Okay, I see you just kind of like Okay, because that was trying I mean, that's in the one mold you ended up Trying to So-called clean it And it was like creating more lint, if anything Attracting more lint to it, you know I was like Silicone's super hard to keep clean And that's why I don't have any of those like Silicone cups that people use So that you can like reuse When you like Instead of like the Dixie cups people use All kinds of things Oh, really? Yeah, like silicone cups and I mean, I kind of get it But at the same time, it's a little work to constantly It's just easier to throw it away I feel Even though it's more comfortable to be in the worst or whatever But Oh, you're supposed to fill it all the way to the tippy top If you want to I typically do because why not If I have the resin, if not, then I'm gonna Like lose sleep over it So then for shows and things that just make like keychains Or magnets out of those Or throw them in mystery boxes Mystery box, what's that? I have them on my website And it's basically where I just I have all these paints And all these things That when I don't know what to do with them sometimes So I will make mystery boxes for people That's fun So I have like a $25 for $2 and $100 mystery box And it can be anything from like stickers, spray camps, paints Molds Clothes Good catch Clothes, that's cool So let me open so they don't even know it's like a big old surprise Like a big old Santa It is, because it's a mystery So there we go I forgot we were still streaming and just having a good time All right, you guys, y'all know the drill Check us out on all of these places Join our Facebook group, ATDs4People If you need resin paint, hit us up on our website artisttolect.com If you have any questions, Zoom in and email artisttolect.com Thornton At artisttolect.com 2Tays2Ls And we'll see y'all tomorrow And bye I said bye


Please give a warm open group. Welcome to Jay Sachinarayana. Thank you. Good morning to the very esteemed group that is present here. This is a very important juncture in the journey that we are undertaking in Andhra Pradesh, trying to introduce the concept of enterprise architecture. I have been working in this area of e-governance for over 25 years now and implemented several projects, designed several projects, consulted on various projects, all of them on a standalone basis. Maybe 40 plus or somewhere around 50 plus projects I would have done. But the challenge now is different. The context of the whole enterprise architecture was that in the year 2014, when I joined the new government here, the Honorable Chief Minister who is very well known for his IT saviness, he was indicating his desire to have a more integrated approach to delivering government services and also an integrated approach to what happens within the government. How can we make the delivery of services not only hassle-free but in a more holistic manner so that the citizens need not have to go from pillar to post and how can we at the same time introduce a lot of transformation in the way government functions within the four walls of the office? So how can you do these two things at the same time? So we were having a brainstorming on this and I came up with the idea, I suggested to him that there is what is called the enterprise architecture. Why not we try? Then he immediately, he was not immediately attracted, let me tell you. He is concerned and rightly so and year and a half later I look back, he was right. He said all these architectures, studies, surveys and whatever you do will eat away a lot of my time. I have to deliver results. Architectures are very nice to hear and grant in the conferences etc. But not for the real life when we have to confront the voters and people. They want results. So how do you, I am little skeptical about the whole thing and what can we do? So then I said, sir give me a week's time and I will give you a roadmap. If you are convinced then we will go forward. So in that one week I worked really very hard and digested the entire literature on enterprise architecture, literally 622 pages of Toghaff version current at that time and other international practices. And in seven days flat I produced the roadmap and showed it to him on the eighth day. So he was very much, I mean any other person would say no, no, this will still take a lot of time and I have no patience too. But I mean the person he is for a long term approach and a development of a vision and setting path for others. He said let us jump into it, let us do it. That's how the whole idea started and then we went about building this architecture here. Having said that let me spend a little bit of time on what is its relevance for the country as a whole and where do we stand. And also where do we stand? Visavi, the Yipragati program that we have designed for Andhra Pradesh. So I will talk about these four things, the principles of enterprise architecture which most of us in this room already know. But to contextualize those principles I would be restating them just to refresh the memory. And then go on to the relevance of EA for India. And then our own Yipragati experience journey which is a year and a half at this point of time from the concept to this time. And finally what are the issues we have encountered and what are the critical success factors for such an exercise to be undertaken. We will have time for discussion possibly at the end or there is anyway a panel discussion lined up later. We can choose the appropriate time to have the interaction. Now the whole thing with this slide on the 8th day when I made a presentation this is taken from that presentation only in August 2014. So what is the big question? Do we implement project by project by project, piece by piece by piece. Not knowing where that piece of the jigsaw puzzle has to be placed. And placing it somewhere somehow and producing some results. Or should we look at the big picture.  We all play jigsaw puzzle possibly when we have time. This jigsaw puzzle if you have a picture behind the jigsaw puzzle. If it is a plain jigsaw without any picture behind it it is very difficult to piece it together. You don't know exactly where each minar there or each tower there. It gives you an idea of where to place it.  If the picture is superimposed on that. Likewise for the enterprise architecture it is the same thing. It is the difference between working on a jigsaw puzzle without any picture on it. A plain pieces of jigsaw or a pre-determined picture, pre-printed picture scattered though on the various pieces. Then with the help of the pattern of that picture you can easily put it together. It is the difference between doing individual projects and to go for enterprise architecture. This holds for private sector enterprises and definitely to the government as well. So this is the single picture with which he said yes there is something in what you say. So that's how the kind of philosophy behind the enterprise architecture especially for governments. Now the enterprise architecture as you all know looks at that big picture which is consisting of these four components or pieces as you can call them of architecture. With the governance being at the top it is not about technology. It is about government and governance.  How do you put the functional pieces together? It is more challenging than how do you put the technology pieces together? So governance is the you should have the vision, you should have the game plan, you should have clarity on what you want to achieve at the end of years or months. As a government what do you want to forget about technology? What do you want to achieve? How do you want to deliver your services? How do you want to analyze your data? How do you want to produce decisions out of that data analysis? That is more important or the most important thing in the enterprise architecture. So these four dimensions of the enterprise architecture is a helpful way to create that picture. And of course the application architecture, data architecture and technology architecture are important pieces which enable us to reach that apex level of achieving the governance goals. So this is how we have I mean this is what Toghaf says and this is what any other enterprise architecture would say. Now just revisiting the principles of enterprise architecture on these four dimensions you need to have a set of principles in front of you without which it is likely that we lose our way in the jungle not knowing which direction to go. At some point you are bound to lose your way and then the picture is more confusing than it was in the beginning. So you need to have some solid principles around the enterprise architecture and everyone in the government and outside the government in the industry follows them like 12 commandments or 10 commandments as you would say. Here it is 12 that we have laid down. This is again extracted from Toghaf. These principles are distilled out of Toghaf and what is relevant for India and for AP. So it says that these principles are supreme, inviolable, the remaining 11 I mean because unless that rigidity is observed then we will not have a single enterprise architecture. We will have multiple enterprise architectures. It's no longer, it can no longer be called enterprise architecture. People have to speak the same language. They have to swear by the 11 principles, 11 other principles. What are those? Look at government as a whole and not in a piecemeal fashion. As much as possible think that the government is a single organization and that is the client. Government is the client, a monolithic structure that is your client and not a transport department, not a revenue department, not a registration department as such or an education department or health department. You have so many of them. You must forget that they are distinct pieces and imagine it as a single entity. It is difficult for people who have lived in the government for 30-40 years or any length of time or people and businesses which are dealing with the government on a one-on-one basis with each individual department. Forget that memory, that mental picture of the government and migrate to a situation where you are imagining government as a benign entity which is singular in nature. It is a difficult transition mentally. So that is, I was just telling Pallab who is supporting us in this and who is going to speak to you later that we need to inject this to all the key individuals who are going to matter, who are going to carry this forward in implementation tomorrow. So have a series of this change management workshops all around. Let the message go very clearly. Unless they understand the big picture, they don't know what is happening and that change of mindset won't come. It's very important. Then second is information. Third one here is information management is a collective responsibility. I can't say that as a department I'll sit on my guns and I'll go with blinkers with my own departmental requirement and not care for the requirement of other department of data from your department. It is a collective responsibility. It's not any one single monopoly of any department. So that is another important principle. These are all, you know, you have to live out of the experience. The departments and agencies which are making part or divisions in an enterprise will have to live out of their past experience and then come out of that mindset and say, no, this is a collective responsibility. Together we gain, divided we fall. Kind of mentality has to come in this. So as an organization, these are all organizational changes that are required, mindset changes that are required. And when you go to the set of three principles on the data side, data is an asset and is shared just as we have physical assets, data of the government is also an asset. That is also a principle and sharing. Sharing is something very, very, you know, difficult to achieve. People to share the data, they should I share, should I not share, that hesitation is always there. So data sharing is important. Convincing people to share data is very important first step. Then data as a single source of truth is an important principle again. How do you produce that single source of truth? Steve was mentioning in his brief remark that implementing a project in India is a different cup of tea because the numbers are so huge. It's such a huge country. Each state is also bigger than several other countries, each province. So we're talking of tens of millions of data at the state level and hundreds of millions of data at the data, records at the national level and how to maintain it clean all the time and swear by that that each record here is true. And you don't create islands of that in different places which are not consistent with each other. My name is spelled S-A-T-Y-A somewhere and S-A-T-H-Y-A in some other place. Both are, I mean, known, popularly used in this country. How is it the same everywhere? Single source of truth from which anybody wanting the data would take it from there, that single source of truth and not create islands of half-truths, I would say. And data security is very important. And privacy also, I didn't add that, but it needs to be added increasingly because there is a lot of activism around this also while it is well-known and established in the West. There is no privacy law in India as of today. Some guidelines exist here and there and so on. So the apex court of this country is currently looking at this issue. How do you ensure privacy of the individual personal data, personal information? So we brought out actually in advance of this as part of this exercise a set of principles on data security and privacy. A policy on this has been brought out, you know, taking from the very nice framework that the European Commission has had put out quite sometime back on the subject of privacy. So security, the other side, of course, is the privacy. So this is very, very important. It doesn't need more explanation. Then on the application side, application should be technology independent and so as to give us the flexibility to go with the best of breed as the time progresses. We need not be locked into a particular technology. We should not be. That is one more care we have to take. And all applications are easy to use, user-friendliness, citizen-friendliness, efficiency, performance. They matter here. And very important principle we have tried to follow as I show in the AP example, develop once, use many times so that you don't redo things and when you reuse the same component or same application several times, obviously that kind of uniformity will come. Automatically it will come to you. So I will illustrate that later. On the technology side, there are so many technologies, so many things. How do you minimize the technology diversity? You can't eliminate technology diversity in this world. You can't say that I will have a particular technology rolled across the whole of, I cannot mandate that only use this technology. Things will definitely, I'm telling you, technology point of view. If I have the same platform and roll it out all over the state, in all departments, if I just bulldoze myself into all departments and say that, no, take this technology or leave it, maybe it is easier, you know, look and feel easier, implementation easier, development coding, reuse, security, single source of tools. Several things will become easier, but in a real life it is just not doable because of the very nature of, you know, governments and enterprises. It is just not possible to steamroll. So technology diversity at best can be minimized and not totally eliminated. You can't have that absolute uniformity across the government. Then technology confirms to define standards, then the interoperability being mandatory. The very nature of the enterprise architecture demands that there is basic interoperability, which is driven by standards. So these 12 principles we distilled out of Togaf and then put it together in one chart so that, you know, this goes down. We need to preach on this now onwards. It's time for, as I was telling Pallab that we need to take a massive exercise to imbibe these principles, take them down to the implementing agencies and the key people there. Maybe there are several thousands of them in 13 districts upon the Pradesh. So that is what is the need of the hour today, the next step, logical next step to do. So it makes the implementation that much easier. Otherwise, there will be tremendous resistance. They don't understand what's happening and you won't get the optimum output as a result. Now, at the national level, what is the compulsion for us to look at EA at this point in time? Is there a case for EA at the national level in India? So Honorable Prime Minister has been advocating and campaigning for this digital India with its own set of aspirations. That makes it more compelling for us to look at, you know, enterprise architecture at the national level at this point of time. Then having to do with, more with less. It's not as if we have unlimited resources, financially or human resource-wise. There is limitation. So how do you achieve more with less? Then unity in diversity. This is a principle on which our constitution also is founded, was founded rather. How do you achieve unity in diversity? It's a need at this point of time. How do you reuse to the greater extent possible, to the greatest extent possible? How do you infuse the reusability into the architecture? And a federated architecture rather than a monolithic architecture so that despite the diversity you should be able to produce, it's an oxymoron. Unity in diversity is an oxymoron, so to say. You're saying diversity, you're saying unity in the same breath. But that is the essence of this country, unity in diversity. So we have to customize or, you know, mold the enterprise architecture in such a manner that unity in diversity is possible. Otherwise it's not workable in this country. You know, a dictatorship will not work in this country. Future proofing is another requirement for India. You can do something once, but you can't go on meddling with it, you know, throwing it out and rip and replace every often. Doing it once itself is a great job given the limited resources and time and so on. So you need to create the architecture in such a manner that future proofing is possible. And of course last but not least is the dream of one government. Again I quote the Honorable Prime Minister and he said very early after he came to power, he said less governance leads to good governance. So going by that and what he meant was compact the whole thing and government should not be seen as a massive mountain or heaps of different departments. But it should look simple and accessible to the common man with least interface or physical interface. So it is, the year concept change with that, if at all it enables to go there, reach that goal faster. So relevance for enterprise architecture for India is summed up here and very quickly this efficiency, effectiveness, productivity of employees, I have talked about earlier interoperability integration, agility in making changes and cost effectiveness. And a very noble thing to pursue is the coordinated and rapid development of entire portfolio of e-governance at close spaced manner. If you spread over several years then the entire team is lost. So you should do it in a closely spaced manner. Typically each project may take a lot of time but we cannot afford that in the enterprise architecture environment because it will wish you at the interest, the political interest support will dwindle as you go farther and farther into time. So you have to do in a rapid carpet bombing manner rather than going one at a time, one piece at a time. Now a few words about e-Pragati, where are we in this e-Pragati? We call this initially as AP State Enterprise Architecture but I must compliment Pallav for coming up with this nice word which is appreciated all over and become a very popular word today in India is this e-Pragati. So Pragati means progress and development. It's not about IT but it's about development and welfare. So this is the vision. How do you realize the digital entrepreneurship? We have a sunrise AP vision. There is a business vision, nothing to do with technology, nothing to do with IT, nothing to do with enterprise architecture. The Chief Minister came with those seven missions for development sometime back in 2014. So this is trying to support that. And we, despite EA, et cetera, you have to think in compartments. So we have created this. The whole landscape has been divided into these pieces here. I think I've run out of time but I'll take still two more minutes to complete my presentation. The timer there shows zero time left but I would request that you bear with me for another five minutes. So this is the whole landscape of the business vision of the government of Andhra Pradesh which has been grouped on the principle of similarity of function, functional similarity. Like whatever is in the primary sector, whether it is agriculture, horticulture, suriculture, whatever you may have, one place. Whatever to do with education is at one place and whatever has to do with healthcare is at one place. So that they are packaged in such a manner that the advantage of reusability, the principle of reusability, the principle of interoperability is 50% or more is taken care of through this single point. Then we have again divided into waves so that it is doable. It is closely spaced but sequenced in such a manner that there is dependencies are a little bit taken care of and so on. So there are 72 pieces here on this and we are currently in wave one and going on to the other waves, working simultaneously on the other waves as they talk. So fact sheet is that there are 745 services envisaged across 315 agencies of the government in 33 departments. 72 projects, those small boxes in the previous diagram made into 14 packages for operational convenience and also reusability and similarity of functions and made into four waves. And then this is something about the budget. We have to do it in two years time which is a pretty, several countries have taken a decade to do this kind of a work but our mandate is dictated that we should do it in two years so it is good but it puts a lot of pressure on the whole system. Then about 2047 crores which is about 350 million US dollars and about 200 million dollars coming from the government and that's through a user charge mechanism, service charge mechanism. So I will just illustrate with reference to one, how we have done the layering in such a manner in each of those packages. How did we layer it? What is the philosophy behind this? These are the pieces here in the tier. See we have the views, different views on sitting on top so that citizen centricity, user centricity comes from this layer. A farmer has the views that he or she would like to have and similarly a business person interacting with the primary sector, the field workers, the agriculture officers and so on and the agriculture, horticulture departments and the senior management like the ministers and so on, secretaries. Then we have the tier one where across the entire landscape of e-pragati these are common, everybody can use, any department can use. We put them on top tier like the finance, HR, procurement and so on which is agnostic of any department, anyone can use them. Layer two is certain components which are also common across tier two is that component and tier three is what is really material for the primary sector like the extension, entire life cycle from seed to crop to market to post market phenomena. Life cycle of the crop and livestock is taken care of here through these common modules which are used across these ten departments and similarly whatever is specific to a department and not useful to other departments kept in the tier four. So increasing reusability is observed from bottom to top as you say. This is the architecture on which we have followed in all the packages we are trying to follow the same principle. You can't simply say that reuse the same thing all over the government. There is some limit to that. So we are optimizing this way. So there are 16 modules in this particular thing and about 74 services are out of those 745, roughly 10% is arising out of primary sector. So same thing repeated for all those blocks there currently. So current status is primary sector package has been sent out, RFP has been sent out and education we are ready to send out and in this month we are also targeting the other packages which gives an advance stage in about five to six other packages. Lastly the critical success factors for such a complex, really complex exercise is strong leadership which believes in this visionary picture, big picture approach. Ownership of line departments, they have to be the owners. It should be planned centrally, centralized planning but decentralized implementation. That's a very ideal way of putting it. Then highly committed team of enterprise architects is needed because we have to really understand the whole picture so that you can write each piece correctly unless you have the holistic vision of the complete picture. So we need that enterprise architecture teams to be fully imbibing all the principles and practices. Precise documentation is very important because you are talking of interoperability, you are talking of connecting so many pieces together. As you have seen in the agriculture sector alone there are 100 dependencies. How do you take care of those dependencies unless you document precisely? Efficient procurement, you can't take months, months and years to procure. Then you are losing the essence of the whole thing. Effective management of dependencies is very, very important. Otherwise your jigsaw puzzle will never be complete. You will not be able to put all the pieces together. And lastly, but most importantly, the capacity building from top to the ground level layer is important. This is critical to success as I would say. Thank you.


Welcome, folks. This is Tom O'Brien of TFNN. We're here five days a week. We go seven hours a day.  Hope everyone's having a great day, safe day. It's a great night, folks. Be impeccable with your word. Release the need to be right. When you believe something, you assume you are right. You may even destroy relationships and not defend your position. Let go of the need to defend your position. Mockin' the eyes! Let's take a look at it out here. We have the Dow Industrial's down 169. Nasdaq up 103. S&P's off 31. Gold. Gold contract up $8.60 trading at 2015 notes. You get silver, flat $25.54 an ounce. Light sweet crew down to buck 87. Trading $77.29 a barrel. Notes and bonds. You get the 10-year note, up 14 ticks. Trading at 1.1420. The 30-year up 19 ticks. At 1.3010. And $Kingdala. $Kingdala trading down 107. At 101.860. The Euro. At 109. And again at 134. And the British pound. At 124. To one U.S. dollar. Our phone number's<PHONE_NUMBER>. Give us a call, folks. I know what's going on in y'all world. Let me get this. Sorry about this, folks. One second. Let me get these shots up. Where are you, man? Target TV. There we go. Target TV. There we go. So, let's go take a look at the S&P first. What do we have? We go over the futures. We bring these futures up. And we're just doing the update there. You know, this market here wants to break out its lows right now. So this is going to get pretty intriguing because it's going to be a nice ABC structure down. So what you have here, you can see, you know, bottom line. You came up to the highs of yesterday. Filled a gap inside the spy, but the futures don't have a gap, of course. Bottom line is that we are at, let's see. You're at 9 minutes. Well, it's going to need a little more volume. You're at 9 minutes in order to get an ABC structure down. The number you'd be looking for is 414550. We're at 414625 right now. It doesn't look to me like it's going to have the volume on a 10-minute to break it. Well, I get 309 right now. So you need 54,000 contracts, and thus far you only got 39. So when you see something like this, what very well will happen is that you'll go back and forth for a few minutes because to see this long-ranging bar, folks, we had the long-ranging bar that someone sold into this in a monster way at 61,000. They'll do it again. That's how this normally works. It normally just doesn't go, normally not. It's a one-trick pony. That's my point. You know, when you get a monster that's out there selling, they know exactly what they're doing, and it's, okay, I got to break this down. And if it does get broken down, the next level here, let's see. So that's interesting.  Let's see. Nine days. I'll bring it. There we go. So we take a look at this. This would be a big level to break here because we've been hanging out here, man. Your next level, you have what, 41.39? That's not enough. You'll go all the way down to the end. You'll go to 41.12. This breaks. This will be 41.12. It'll be pretty easy to get there, too. If we go to the NQs, we take a look at the NQs out here. What we have with the NQs. This is interesting. The NQs are stronger. The NQs bottom line. They've come down, but not like the S&P, man. The NQs will still have to break the 13046 in order to get traction on the way down. That's today's low. That's how we went topside. So we'll see how that shakes out. Gold. We'll look at the gold contract out here. What do you have with the gold contract? Gold contract right now trading up $8.60. You get 156,000 contracts traded, and you're going to need a lot more than that, man. That's the bottom line. This gold to me, we did yesterday.  That's going to get back down there to test that area. If we go into the treasury market, we take a look at the treasury market. What do we have inside the treasury market? This one's higher price, lower yield. So the treasuries, let's pull this out a little and see what kind of retracement we just did. So the treasuries did just over .382 retracement from the lows to the highs. It's starting to go higher again. That's in the treasuries one. Higher price, lower yield. And then if we get our heads wrapped around the dollar, the dollar saved itself again off of these lows. You know, the dollar hit 101.632 today. It's a couple hundred bucks above that, points above that, rather, ticks above that. Not really a lot of action there, but what I suspect, which I said at the beginning of the three o'clock hour on that update, I think would happen here is that, you know, it's so wild folks, okay? Markets pay attention till they don't pay attention. And then they don't pay attention till they pay attention. And what had happened is that I'm coming out of my car and I'm listening to this interview and simultaneously, when I get back up in the elevator, the market is tanking. And simultaneously, and what that was about was that the interview is about the debt ceiling. And you know, listen, plenty of folks are saying on a continual basis that, you know, this could be a problem. The difference was this, the senator that they were interviewing, what he was talking about is that, hey, listen, he had wished, the Democratic Senate, he had wished that they had done it on October when there was a lame duck session so that the Democrats ruled everything they could have done, the debt ceiling expansion, they didn't do it. Bottom line, now there's going to be a fight, right? And then they asked him, like, what do you think the probabilities are? Well, the probabilities, he said, well, the probabilities that we'll get it done is just a little over 50% psych, okay? And then simultaneously, you had BlackRock come out saying that they didn't think that people were taking this seriously.  And we also know that this is the place that if the market's going to fail, this is where it's going to fail.  Now, the danger thing is that, you know, you didn't make the high, it's, you know, it's rounding out. But, you know, you get that high volume level, so the consolidation is still in place. And, you know, there's so many folks that are saying that, hey, man, I think that's top of the range. Well, guess what? It's probably a self-fulfilling deal, right at this particular point. Stay right there, folks.  And then after Tim, we're going to have Fred Ernest, the CEO of Vista Gold coming up. Stay right there, folks. Get right back.


Hey everybody this is Brett and this 2022 Jeep Wrangler Sahara 4xE is stock number 22J76. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used Jeep and Jeep Wrangler headquarters. This 2022 Jeep Wrangler 4xE has the 2-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder engine and it combines with the hybrid system pretty flawlessly in these Wranglers and it's going to have you're going to get a charger with this and it can be charged a full charge and right around 2.4 hours on a 240 volt charger or the level 2 charger as they call it by Jeep and then the level 1 charger 120 volt charger is going to be about 12 hours to charge this thing up. Sarge green is the color on this one, you can see it has the LED light group, the color match fenders and the color match hard top and then you get the like powder blue tow hooks there, seven slotted grille, you get the silver inserts around the fog light bezels, head light bezels and grille inserts there as well. 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but it will run with one percent or zero percent as it'll just use the elect or the gasoline engine so a seven inch lcd display digital speedometer has the heated leather wrap steering wheel cruise controls bluetooth information center controls the 8.4c radio you get um your heated seats backup camera right here i love the backup cameras and these wranglers that are hd super crystal clear you get your climate controls here including your dual climate controls you have your factory navigation system and that is very nice amfm and serious satellite radio then you have all your different settings and you have all your different apps here that you can do you have projection manager where you can project your cell phone to the screen we actually did a video on an eight four four c with android auto if you want to check that out and just see what that's all about it's in the upper right hand part of the screen as well off road pages those are pretty cool i'll get those loading up you have 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Spinal cord injuries can cause severe physical and psychological impairments, leading to a wide range of complications. These complications are often due to secondary injuries, which are triggered by the primary injury and involve multiple systems of the body. Research into psychoneuroimmiginemia has revealed that these secondary injuries are closely linked to the patient's mental state and overall health. By understanding the complex interactions between the various systems involved, it may be possible to develop more effective treatments for spinal cord injury patients. This article was authored by Miguel A. Ortiga, Oscar Frail Martinez, Cielo Garcia Montero, and others.


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Yes, wheat or rice shot from guns rarely hits a spot. Don't miss out tomorrow morning. Enjoy this breakfast treat. Quaker Pop Rice! Or Quaker Pop Wheat! It was a dark night in midwinter. The sky was completely clouded over and the hills loomed menacingly around the valley. Not a light showed in any of the buildings that made up the wilderness trading post. But only the Factor, Leif Wilson and his son Ted were asleep. The Indians in their cabins were watching the hills. Two hours before dawn they saw a tongue of flame shoot up toward the sky from the top of the highest ridge. And suddenly the flame was gone and the night was blacker than ever. The Indians left their cabins, all their belongings packed on their backs and started marching toward the western ridge. A heavy snow began to fall and drew a curtain over their departure. Their tracks were blotted out. The post was silent. At sunrise Leif and Ted woke up. They realized at once that something was wrong, something had happened to the post. What was the reason for this unnatural quiet? Funny, isn't it, Pa? It sure is. You suppose the Indians are all sticking to their cabins because of the snow? It isn't like them. I don't even hear anything from the cook's shed. It's a matter with Miyaku. We'll take a look. Come on, it's nearly eight o'clock. Miyaku was always ringing the bell for breakfast by this time. Something's wrong. The two men left their sleeping quarters and walked through the store. Leif unbarred the front door. Seen through the snow, the buildings around the store were only dim blurs. The snow on the ground was untracked. There was no sign of a human being. I don't know what to make of it. Miyaku! There was no answer. You suppose they've all laid out? Well, they must have. But where? Gone to their village for a shin dig, maybe. It's the wrong time of year for shin digs. Well, that's about the only place it... Oh. What's the matter? There's a note on the door. Well, I'll be... A single sheet of paper was held in place by a knife. Leif pulled out the knife and started to read the note as he stepped back inside the store and closed the door. What does it say? All Indian come home. No work, white man. You bring all gun bullets to big pine on ridge before sundown or post burn. It's signed Teranga. Teranga? I never heard of him. An Indian who can read and write for? Teranga's smart. Who is he? He was one of the leaders of the rebellion. He came up here after it failed and he made trouble among the Indians for years. But I haven't heard of him in a long time. I thought he was dead. He wants guns. Yes. He wants to stage another rebellion. He's probably talked about his peaceful tribe into going on a war path. We ought to get word to Dawson. There's a northwest mountain there and they got troops, too. There's only one way out of the valley and that's through the pass. Teranga has it guarded by now. Well, I could make it over the ridge on foot. It's guarded, too. Yeah, but it's snowing. I could get past any guards, Pa. We'll let you try it, son. But what are we going to do? Just stay here and let him burn us out? No. Wait. You're not going to give him the guns? Of course not. Once he has those, there'll be no stopping him. We're going to stay right here. We have enough ammunition and food to last for six months. This building's as good as a blockhouse and we defended just like it was one. Pa, maybe we can do that during the day. But what about at night? We'll take turns standing guard. And sooner or later the world will get to Dawson about what's going on and they'll send us help. I don't see how the world will get there. I still think you ought to let me try it. You'll drive no Teranga. He hates white men. You'd be tortured if you fell into his hands. We're staying right here, son. How about some breakfast? Okay. I'll get some. Wait. What's the matter? You're not going to the mess cabin. There's food in the storeroom. We'll use the stove here. Well, he gave us until sundown. I don't trust him at all. Oh, it's snowing. Nobody could shoot us from the ridge. Yes, it's snowing. So we don't know how close they are. Break out some stores. Okay, Pa. Listen, Ted. I hear them. Hey, those aren't our dogs. No. There's a dog team coming in. Two men, Ted. They're white men. Oh, good. We got reinforcements. Are they trappers or just travelers? Can't see any pelts on the sled. Ho, ho, ho. Howdy. Howdy. Better get in here fast. That's all we aim for them. Just close the door after you. I'll put some more wood in the stove. We don't aim to stay long. We want some supplies. You better settle down. What's that? You came through the past, didn't you? How'd you figure that? The only way into the valley. You mean that we got to go back through it to get out of here? Right, and I want to... Then let's have some bacon and beans and make it fast. You better listen to me. The Indians are on here on the warpath. I don't know whether the name means anything to you or not, but Terang is leading them. They'll let you into the valley, but they won't let you out. They're not as scared of Indians, mister, just rustle those supplies. I told you we should have taken the other...  Did you hear me, mister? Move, bacon and beans. But you'll be shot or captured if you try to get back through the past. That's our business. I won't give you any supplies. Now look, there's a note we found pinned up on the door of the store this morning. Mister, you're covered. What? And no more talk, up with your hands. You sound like a crook. All I want from you is bacon and beans. All right. Ted, bring in a case of beans and a slab of bacon. Who's that you're calling to? My son. He's in the store room. Get in there. I'll make him hurry. Sure.  Forget it. Unless you're running away from the gallows, you do better to let the law catch up with you than be taken prisoner by Teranga. How would you like to be burned at the stage? Don't make me laugh. I know you, kind Indians. Teranga doesn't belong here. He came up from the south after the big rebellion. Read that note on the counter. I think you're on the level. I am. Read it. See here. It sounds like he means business. He does. It's just the same that... Nobody out here, Ben. But I'm bringing the supplies. Nobody out there. Ted! There's nobody here. He's gone. He's trying to make it. Make it where? To Dawson to get help. But he'll never get through the pass or over the ridge. Please, let me go after him. There we are. No. Stop him! Will you hold up and listen? Well... You're not a bad guy. My partner and I'll go after him. We'll send him back. Why, you won't... Now, hurry up with those supplies, Al. I got him right here. Go on. Load him on the sled. Open the door. Right. There. Well, you said it... I said it and I mean it. We'll catch your son before he gets to the ridge and we'll send him back. After we get through the pass, we'll stop at the first-way cabin and leave word about the fix that you're in. You'll never get through. We gotta take a chance on that. You were right about the law being after us. It's a Mountie named Preston. He can't be far behind him. And I'd rather take a chance on the Indians than on him. Come on, panic at the sled turn around. Climb on board. I'll ride him back. Mush! Push on! Mush! It was still snowing as Sergeant Preston headed into the pass. King was working in harness. And in spite of the snow, the trail scent was easy to follow. But now the wind sweeping down from the ridge brought a new scent. There were men up there and King slackened his pace. He looked back at his master and barked. What is it, boy? Honey, honey, honey. Honey, up on the ridge, King. Sled strikes go straight ahead, though. Can't be the men we're after. A shot, King. It came from the ridge. Someone in the valley was hit.  Up on the bridge, fella. And King! Come on! Ben and Al were nearing the valley opening in the pass when they heard the shot. Mush! Mush! And a few seconds later, they saw Ted still form lying in the snow. Ben drove straight toward them. Now he's done for. Let's go on. Oh, we'll take a look at... It's a waste of time. I'll decide that. Ho, ho, ho! Yeah. How was ride, wasn't I? I never ride. He's wounded, but he isn't dead. What are we gonna do? Take him back to the post, of course. Whoever shot him, has to send his sights right now. You see the pass. I know. Or the top of the ridge. No, but I... But neither can I. A snow ladder for just a second when that shot was fired. Right now, nobody can draw a bead on some of the ridge. It's a lucky shot. None lucky one for us. He's only been wounded. Let him stay where he is. No. He'll come to him and get back to the post himself. Listen, he'll never make it. Look, I've been plenty ordinary in my time, but I've never let a man die when I could save his life and I'm not gonna start now. I'll cut out the argument and give me a hand. Hey, there's somebody coming. I can hear him. A moment later, a king racing toward them through the falling snow behind the team and then the tall form of Sergeant Preston riding the sled. We're done for. It's a manious Preston. Okay, we're done for.  Hi, king. Hello. Hello. Who is this? The old man's son, the boy from the trading post. The bullet creased his temple. He's alive? Yeah. Who fired the shot? Not us. Probably an Indian. Came from the ridge. An Indian? The old man says we're on the war pad.  I'll take your guns right now. But our business can wait. Help me get this boy on my sled, Ben. Sure. Hey, man, the snow's stopped. I can see the top of the ridge with the Indians all along. All right, Al.  Are you going back? You fool, get the sled turned around. A king! A king! A king! A king! A king! A king! A king! A king! A king! A king! A king! We'll continue our story in just a moment. I am thinking of something. Can you tell me what it is? Gee, this sounds like a swell game. Can all of us play it? That's the idea, kids. You simply ask me questions. I'll answer right or wrong. And you see how quick you can guess just what it is I'm thinking of. Ready? Okay, let's see. Is it something famous? Right, Billy. We all know about it. Gosh, could you give us a hint? Just a little one? Well, I really shouldn't, but... Well, it's good. You mean good to eat? Uh-huh, real good. And good for you, too. Can you buy it in a grocery store? Sure can. And would it taste good for breakfast? It's your word. Boy, I'll bet I know what it is you're thinking of. Me, too. Is it shot from guns? Correct. That's what makes it so crisp and tender. Oh, we got it. It's Quaker-puffed wheat. And Quaker-puffed rice. Kids, you hit the nail right on the head. I was thinking of Quaker-puffed wheat and Quaker-puffed rice. The swell-tasting, ready-to-serve breakfast cereals shot from guns. And, fellows and girls, take a tip from me. Here's a breakfast worth thinking about. It's a bowl full of Quaker-puffed wheat or Quaker-puffed rice swimming in milk and topped with your favorite fruit, like, say, sliced bananas. Man, oh, man, you'll say there's no beaten this eaten. From first to last, delicious spoonful, wheat or rice shot from guns hits the spot. Remember, Quaker-puffed wheat and Quaker-puffed rice, both swell kinds, are actually exploded up to eight times normal size to make them crisp and tender. Remember, too, wheat or rice shot from guns is never sold in bags or bulk. Ask mom to get the big red and blue package with the smiling Quaker-man on the front. He's your guarantee that you're getting the one and only Quaker-puffed wheat and Quaker-puffed rice. Now to continue our story. King urged the sergeant's team to its greatest speed as they raced across the valley toward the trading post. Un-King! Un-King! Then and now, state as close behind as they could. At first, the Indian bullets spattered close, but as they drove on, the firing ceased and the post was reached in safety. Un-King! Un-King! Un-King! He's alive. He'll be all right as soon as we get his head bandaged. Do you want any help? No, I'll carry him. This way, Sergeant. I'll show you where to put him. Right over here.  The boy regained consciousness, and then when he had slipped into a deep sleep, the sergeant and Leif returned to the store. Ben had a pair of binoculars trained on the distant ridge. What do you see, Ben? It looks to be an Indian about every fifty yards. Huh? There's more right above the pass. So you found out that I was telling the truth that you couldn't get through? We could have if the snow hadn't stopped. And the sergeant hadn't come along. Let's get our business settled. You know why I've been following him. Yeah, word guilty. That's Porter's cash box over on the counter. And you're both under arrest. Now, I want to know how you stand as far as this situation goes. What do you mean? Will you fight with Leif and me to defend the store? You can count me in. You're going to let them have guns?  Any man can be trusted in a case like that. Aren't you going to try and get out of the valley and bring us some help? You think I'd have any chance? Well, Noah, I mean... Either the way, what you mean is you'd feel more comfortable if I were out of the way. I know, Sergeant. I feel more comfortable than you here even if I'm arrested. I just figured somebody ought to go for help. There's only one of us who has a chance of getting through. Oh, not me. No, Al, not you. Come here, King. A dog? That's right. Where will you send him? I told him headquarters. He'll know where to go. Headquarters? Why, that's all the way to Dawson. You could make it by nightfall. I'll write a note to the Inspector. What will he ask for? Cubs, Leif. Oh, it's a shame. The wilderness tribe has never made any trouble. They've never been led by Taranga before. How soon can they get here? This last snow wasn't heavy. The trails are backed underneath. They can use horses. Should be able to make it by tomorrow morning. Yeah, if King gets through. If King gets through. The note was written and tied securely to King's harness. Then the front door was opened and the sergeant took the great dog's head in his hands. You understand, King? I want you to go to headquarters, boy. Headquarters. The Inspector. As fast as you can.  King! Like a silver arrow, King streaked toward the distant ridge. He understood his mission. He was carrying a message to headquarters, and he must reach there as quickly as possible. He knew the men on the ridge were enemies. There were many of them near the opening of the pass, and he swung away from it. He would try to cross the ridge where the slope was wooded, and the trees would give him protection. He had nearly reached the Indians at the opening of the pass when they saw him. They opened fire, but King never faltered, though he weaved back and forth to make himself as poor a target as possible. The flash of silver blending with the sparkling snow, and at last the cover of the trees was reached. Now he started to climb, warily, reading each scent the wind brought him, and keeping as far away from the man as he could. The summit of the ridge was bare. He would have to depend on his speed to carry him to safety on the other side. He broke from cover. Again the gun spoke. Too late. He was over the top and plunging down the far side with trees to hide and protect him once more. At the bottom of the ridge, he swung back to the trail and settled down to a steady ground devouring lowland. Two hours later he circled the little town of Gold Flats and the frozen surface of the Klondike stretched ahead of him, leading straight to Dawson, his destination. Hour after hour he ran, his great muscles responding easily to the demands he made of them. The sun dropped low in the western sky and disappeared behind the distant hills. The early dusk of the Northland fell over the trail and with it the sharp scent of danger came to King. Wolves. He saw them sweeping out of the forest toward him, but he never hesitated. His mission was to reach Dawson. This was no time to stand and fight. He must outrun the swift grey ghosts of the trail. It had been a long hard run already, but his champion's heart responded to this fresh crisis. His stride lengthened. He hurled himself forward. He called on his last reserves and slowly, little by little, he drew away from the pack. Even after they faded into the distance, King refused to slacken his pace and at last the lights of Dawson could be seen. Fifteen minutes later, he was scratching at the door of the inspector's cabin. Well, King, what's the matter? Where's the sergeant? Oh, you've had a hard run. What's wrong? What is it, boy? Oh, wait a minute. I see it's a note. The sergeant and three men against the King you've come all the way from Wilderness Valley. Just wait until I get my pocket. A moment later, the inspector was hurrying down the main street of Dawson to the barracks where the troops were quartered. There he found the commanding officer, the detachment, and laid the sergeant's note before him. You know what that name means, Captain? Toranga, I should think so. But it can't be the same one. It is, Captain. The rebellion was so long ago. He was the only one of the Indian chiefs who escaped. He came up here. Naturally, you've tried to capture him. Of course, but he was smart. He has a great reputation with the Indians. They think of him as one of their finest warriors, and there isn't a tribe that isn't proud to take him in and hide him. Hmm. It's changed a great deal if he's content to hide. He isn't not for long. Sooner or later, he always makes trouble. That's why we must catch him now, Captain. All right. How many men do we need? As many as you have. A full troop, right. And we can take the sergeant's word that the trail is passable for horses. Yes, this is the first snow in a long while. Hmm. It should take us about six hours to get there. At best. What's the valley like? Completely surrounded by hills. There's only one entrance through a narrow pass. We may have to fight our way through. It's possible. We will. Don't worry. The only question is time. Sergeant, three men, and a boy against a whole tribe with Toranga as their leader. What's your honest opinion, Inspector?  Yes. Just that and nothing more? No. We'll start at once, sir. Lieutenant, we're leaving at once for Wilderness Valley. Full equipment and rations for three days. Yes, sir. We'll do our best, King. We'll do our best to save your master. The barracks sounded with preparations for the march during the next 15 minutes. And in half an hour, the full troop was ready to move out. The inspector eroded the head of the column with the captain. And winging along beside them was the great dog king. Is that dog thinking he can keep up with us? We've got to let him try, Captain. He could break his heart if I send him back. Far ahead, the level floor of Wilderness Valley was bathed in moonlight. And the man at the trading post watched and waited through the night. Even Ted had insisted on standing guard at one of the windows. Sergeant, maybe they won't attack tonight at all. Taranga has nothing to gain by waiting, Ted. I haven't seen a sign of one of them. It won't for a while. A while? The moon will be setting in a few minutes. After that, well... They'll be able to creep right up to us, won't they? Your father says they don't have much ammunition, Ted. They'll try not to waste it. Yeah. I wonder if we'll be able to see them at all. They'll be able to see the flashes of their guns. All of them have knives and tommy hooks. If a lot of them were to rush us and break them... We'll have to drive them back. Yeah, but five of us are... Remember, we saw King get over the ridge. Yeah, that's right. Just keep watching, Ted. The moonlight faded from the valley. Now the man at the post could see nothing. There was no sound. They waited. Then suddenly... Here they come! Open fire and keep firing. The only way we can stand them off... A little band followed the sergeant's instructions. For half an hour they placed away into the night. They reloaded and fired again and again, surrounding the post with a wall of hot lead. Suddenly they realized their fire wasn't being returned. The sergeant called to halt. That's enough. You think they've gone? I don't hear anything. We've stopped them once, but Taranga won't give up. Next time, no try to rush us. The sergeant was right. All was quiet at one moment, but the next wave of Indians rose out of the darkness, sweeping toward the building. A little garrison opened fire. The wave broke. Many of the Indians dropped to the ground, wounded. Many more retreated, but a few managed to reach the building. Their tomahawks crashed against the windows, and they tried to crawl through the jagged openings.  And then they were gone. It was silent once more. Another attack had been repulsed. I can't believe it. They've gone. Ben, let me see that shoulder. I got nicked with a knife. I'll put a bandage on it. How about you, Al? I'm okay. The sergeant will be happy when you put me in a nice quiet jail. A little too early to talk about it, but if we manage to hold out, I don't think you'll go to jail. How's that? People at the district will be grateful. They may want you to have another chance. How would you use it, Ben? I don't think you'd ever be on my trail again. Oh, my. You both have curries when it comes to facing death. Why don't you show a little when it comes to facing life? That's a good idea. That's Ted. He's out in the storeroom. It's about it, Ted. It's all right. I put it out. Put what out? This arrow. He was on fire. They shot it through the window. Taranga said he'd burn us out. Back to your post, Ben. The hours dragged by, and each minute was filled with peril, from flaming arrows, from bullets, from surprise attacks. Even the sergeant was desperate with worryness as the night wore on toward morning. A faint light rimmed the ridge to the east. It isn't over yet. I'll try it once more before it's light. Shouldn't the troops be here by now? We can only expect them when we see them, Ted. I'm tired. Yes, I know you are. And lie down for a while. Oh, no. Not yet. I got a feeling I'd never get up. Open fire! Another attack. The last before dawn. But now the men-taking arms could hardly hold their guns level. And still the sergeant cheered them on. Still they fired. And still the Indians closed in. Now they fought fatigue instead of fear. How much longer could they hold out? The brightening sky above the eastern ridge was their only hope. But would the sunrise come too late to save them? It's no use. Hold on, boy. I'll try to, but I'm afraid I can't. Listen. What? Was it? Is it really? Yes, Ted. The army. They're here. King made it. Wait! It's the army! As the sun rose, the troops rode out of the pass and charged across the plain toward the post. The Indians, as weary as the defenders of the post, were half-hearted in their resistance. And in less than half an hour, the whole tribe had been rounded up. The inspector reigned up in front of the post and dismounted to shake the sergeant's hand. Sergeant, I know what you've been through. I know what all of you have been through. Believe me, inspector, it's good to see you. And it's good to see you alive, Sergeant. I know King would make it. Where is he? Did you leave him in Dawson? I couldn't make him stay there. He insisted on following us. He's on his way back here? Well, he was right behind us when we entered the pass. He'll be showing up any minute now. Swatter down the trail there. Some of the Indians trying to get away? Let's find out. You can ride this trooper's horse, Sergeant. Right, sir. The sergeant and the inspector mounted and rode down the trail toward the opening of the pass. They could see the captain of the troop and several soldiers who had dismounted and were holding an Indian.  As the sergeant and the inspector rode up, a dog broke away from the troop and ran toward them. It was King.  King was happy in his master's arms. He licked his cheek. Good boy, good boy. The inspector walked on to the captain. Who is this man, Captain? It's Teranga. He almost got away. He would have if it hadn't been for that dog. King? Yeah. He was making a break for the ridge. The dog knocked him down and held him until we got here. Sergeant, time-on. So you not only brought us help, King, but you captured the man responsible for all this trouble. What can I say to you, fella? If you've done it again, that's all. The case is closed. In just a moment, Sergeant Preston will give you a preview of Wednesday's program. Discover why Quaker Puffed Wheat and Quaker Puffed Rice win the praise of many a He-Man Hollywood movie star. Try wheat or rice shot from guns yourself at breakfast tomorrow. These crisp, tender, king-size grains are delicious. They're good for you, too. Furnish restored natural-grade amounts of vitamin B1, niacin, and iron. For variety, ask mom to get both delicious kinds. One time, enjoy Quaker Puffed Rice. The next, eat Quaker Puffed Wheat. These radio dramas, a feature of the challenge of the Yukon Incorporated, are created and produced by George W. Trendall, directed by Fred Flower Day, and edited by Franz Stryker. The part of Sergeant Preston is played by Paul Sutton. They are brought to you every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at the same time by Quaker Puffed Wheat and Quaker Puffed Rice, the breakfast cereal shot from guns. Listen Wednesday, when Sergeant Preston and Yukon King meet the challenge of the Yukon in the adventure of Ben Yancey's legacy. Well, when King and I stopped at Selkirk to visit a young couple we'd met on the boat, I didn't expect to land in the middle of an exciting adventure. It took mighty quick action on King's part to save my life. When you hear this unusual story, you'll know what I mean when I say I'm very thankful to have such an intelligent dog as King. Be sure to hear this exciting story Wednesday. Till then, this is J. Michael wishing you good-bye, good luck, and good health from Quaker Puffed Wheat and Quaker Puffed Rice. So long. For a delicious hot breakfast, eat Quaker Oats. The giant of the cereals is Quaker Oats. Yes, the giant of the cereals is Quaker Oats. Delicious, nutritious, makes you feel ambitious. 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