Good morning. My name is Shuli Goodman. I am the founder and executive director of LF Energy and we are the Power of Together. So there are three things that I want to cover in my talk today. The first one is must we change. The second is can we change? And the third is, well, how LF Energy leads the change. This talk is going to be about 35-40 minutes and then I will open up the camera and we can talk together face to face. I've chosen to record the PowerPoint for the best fidelity to minimize distractions and also limit network distortions. So for me, must we change? So let us begin with home. To answer this question, I want to start with the context about where we are, not just in space, but where we are in time and how we've gotten to this moment. Framed by COVID-19 economic collapse and the reckoning of debts past due as they relate to race and in general, a historical relationship to domination, dominating people, dominating nature, dominating gender. And this notion of domination really is at the core of how we need to consider the decisions about what future we wish to create. While the future is not predefined or predestined or even faded, it is the conditions of the present around which the future emerges. Gandhi was precisely right when he said, be the change you wish to see. Because more than anything, if you want to inform the future, you have to become that future by becoming the change you wish to see. So as the executive director of LF Energy, I spend all day, every day, thinking about what are the conditions that are necessary to enable LF Energy to become as central and defining to the world and how we relate to energy and power. As, for instance, the Lennox kernel is to our present and how it has become the foundation of technology in information and communication. To become the center of gravity for the digital foundations of the future of the grid, we have to prepare ourselves to become that future. And I find myself needing to find a way to speak the truth about where we are and how each and every one of us must decide what story we will tell our children and our children's children. And even if we're lucky, our children's children's children, we must wake up. And that really is the task of every human is to wake up. And for this reason, I'm taking the time to set the context about our current situation, out of which LF Energy emerged and within which LF Energy exists. So this is the bottom line for me. We must transform energy and power at all levels, at the personal, at the political, and at the economic. They are all connected, and they all spring from the mind that created the circumstances that we find ourselves in. So I want all of us to begin with this notion of home. So do people know what this number is? It's parts per million of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Despite the fact that our economies were shut down for several months, eight months ago, we were at 408. So we are accelerating at an alarming rate in this number? Well, that's the number at which there will be no return for many thousands of years. Make no mistake, COVID-19 on some level can really be considered the dress rehearsal for climate collapse. As uncomfortable and as challenging as this time has been, I'm afraid to tell you that it will seem like the good old days if we do not deliberately focus all of our energies on transforming and decarbonizing our economies. It's critical. We have to learn to live in relationship to the natural laws of the universe. In the same way that no one actor can either solve for a pandemic or wish it away as fake news, climate change is the ultimate test of humanity's ability to find the power of together. And for this, we have some great examples of people learning to work together and solve problems where there were no guns, no armies, no one died. And I would refer to that as the Lennox Foundation. So this guy is not a vast and limitless expanse the way it appears to us when we stand on the ground and look up and it seems to go on forever and ever. In reality, it is just a very thin shell of atmosphere surrounding the planet. But it's this thin layer of atmosphere that provides us with the Goldilocks, the just perfect climate that has enabled life and our species to thrive. Yet we are spewing into the environment global warming pollution, as if the air we breathe and the climate we live in were an open sewer. If you had any doubt about the relationship between fossil fuels, so as a result of this pollution being trapped in the atmosphere, global temperatures have risen dramatically. 19 of the 28 hottest years ever measured with instruments have occurred since 2001. The hottest year of all was 2016. And some experts believe that 2020 is expected to surpass that. Climate change will likely lead to food and water shortages, pandemic diseases, disputes over refugees, and natural disasters in regions around the globe.  This came from the Department of Defense in 2014. This is not a surprise. Like what we have known about climate change, we have also anticipated about pandemics. The global issues around immigration and refugees are going to get worse. We are truly at the very, very beginning of decades of dislocation. And our national conversation about immigration and refugees has deteriorated completely. And food and water shortages will increase as the inhabitable earth decreases. And the more that happens, the more people will leave their homes in search of food and water and safety. The pandemic of 2019 is certainly not the last we will see. And if we continue to shrink the inhabitable places on the planet and continue to expand our human footprint into areas and wildernesses, this will only surely increase in speed. So the next question really is, can we change? Absolutely. Humans are unbelievably creative. And where we don't have solutions, we have the capacity to innovate at scales previously unimagined. We are resilient in the face of obstacles and challenges.  How can you participate? What do I need to learn to be part of this? So I think that when we look at innovations, part of a really simple exercise is how do the projections, for instance about wind energy, compare with reality? So in 2000 we made projections, but in reality, we exceeded that goal by a factor of 22. And that's what the diffusion curve looks like for global wind. Or with solar, for instance. We imagined the energy market would grow by a gigawatt per year, but the reality was is we exceeded that by a factor of 17. And taking that even farther forward from 2010, by 2019, last year, we exceeded installation of PVs by a factor of 121. That's what the diffusion curve looks like on PVs. Every hour that the sun is shining, we produce enough of the world's energy for a full year. I find this incredibly hopeful because what it means is that we are nowhere near capacity in terms of being able to capture a natural resource. So my question to you and to all the people who participate in LF Energy is, can we design the future of energy in relationship to the natural laws of the universe and with the resources we have that are abundant and free? So can we change? Absolutely. How does LF Energy lead the change? Well, the place where I want to start is really talking a little bit about how has the world around energy changed? For 150 years since the grid was created, fossil fuel has provided relatively cheap energy that has enabled the evolution of consumer society. But I really find this interesting. The word consume, which etymologically, or at its root, means to waste. It was never applied to people and their power to purchase goods and services until 1890. And that was about 20 years after the advent of electricity. So is there a relationship between consumerism and to waste and the ways that we have run the grid? I would say yes, absolutely. Because there's something about how we have used energy and how we have consumed resources that has been inherently wasteful. Electricity was centralized due to the expensive infrastructure and it enabled the electrification of huge parts of the planet. And I believe that if we hadn't done that, you would have much more poverty in which people did not have energy to be able to work, to read, to go to school, to learn all of those things. But we believed we had so much of it that we were willing to lose 60% of electrons from generation in order to flip a switch. Is there any other industry that wastes so much? I mean, really, think about it. Is there any other industry that wastes so much of their precious commodity? Eventually, just kind of in a historical sense, energy was regulated as a commodity upon which our economic future was dependent. And that is how it has lived for the last 130 years. It's been a regulated utility. And the guiding principle of energy, which I find really fascinating, was inertia. Here we are at a period of time when we're trying to create change and the guiding principle is inertia because it is inertia that allows a power system to manage supply and demand. But that very same principle of inertia has been internalized into the organizational structure of utilities. And so for 150 years, very little change. And I think that with energy and power, they are both these concrete practical things, but they are also symbolic. And so in transforming energy and power, we have a great opportunity to transform society. As digitalization and communication technologies have evolved, those technologies have the ability to change the democratization of energy. Along with those digitalization and communication technologies, also came time that the debts from the externalities of fossil fuel and their impact on the environment and the atmosphere and the never-ending wars of geopolitical conflict, they also have come due. And so all these things are happening at once. That is the context within which LF energy exists. And our job, the job of all of our members, all of the people who participate, the individual contributors, the corporations, the nonprofits, the academic institutions, is to provide a 21st century plan of action for decarbonization through open source, open frameworks, reference architectures, and a support ecosystem of complementary projects. And that's what LF energy is. This is a typical technology adoption curve. When I think about innovations, take a particularly economic approach to them. In other words, an innovation has the ability to do more with less. And the pathway, whether it's a belief or a practice or a technology, is pretty much an S-curve that works through these five phases, from innovators to early adopters to early majority, late majority, and laggards. So this is the challenge for decarbonization. We have an adoption rate of 9% annual for 30 years. If we had started 10 years ago, it would have been much lower. If we wait 10 years, it will be much steeper. So we do not have a moment to lose. We have a really almost vertical adoption curve to get us to 2030, 20, 40, 20, 50. Because incremental progress has to be made along the way. We can't just go from where we are now or much worse and then decarbonize in 10 years. We have to start now. So I'd like to talk a little bit about the internet as a case history because I believe that it's really important when thinking about energy. Back in 1998, at a time when we could first make database queries, we imagined convergence. I remember us sitting around and talking about coming together of the internet, of telecommunications, of TV, movies, and commerce. We had no idea that our phones would become so powerful that they would hold cameras and that we would have unlimited music in our pockets and millions of apps for everything. But we imagined the broad brushstrokes that 20 years later we can see all around us. I bring this up because when we think about where we are with energy, we need to leverage the same design principles that we use to scale the internet. Because just like the internet, the finest and most brilliant grid architects envision the future of our energy system as a massively connected, highly distributed, and hugely redundant and self-healing system of systems. The internet has open source in its DNA, and that open source has driven technological innovations at scale. So when I look at that diffusion curve and I see how steep it is, I recognize there are very few leverage points that could possibly meet the demands of the future that we have in front of us. And if it were not for Linux and Apache and other open source foundations, the world that we're in right now, that I'm doing this presentation remotely, that I'm sending it off, that you guys are all listening in, none of that would have been possible. And I tell you that because from where I sit, this is incredibly hopeful. Sometimes looking back helps us to see how to look forward, to see the seeds of the future. So isolation and going in alone are no longer viable. We see what happens when you have countries proceed in relationship to COVID in that way. It doesn't work. Well, it's not going to work with climate change either. So maybe one time it made sense to build a fortress around our businesses, our homes, our communities, but it's not feasible anymore. We are all interconnected. This is what we need. We need speed and scale. We need mass collaboration. And like these Starling murmurs, we have to learn to be in relationship to the laws of nature. So we need the Linux Foundation and we need you. We need every single person who's listening to this. I'm setting a context because I want everyone to understand this is where we are. It is possible to change. And the Linux Foundation is perhaps the most important open source platform in the world. It may not be perfect. It may be perfect. But what it does is it enables unbelievable technology transformation. And it is a pre-competitive platform. It is neutral. And it is a very simple structure. Nobody died. No guns were pulled. No standing armies and no politicians. But open source ate software. So open source plus collaboration for non-differentiating layers. Foundation of LF Energy. So when we think about the grid of the future, we are talking about really fundamentally moving from fixed centralized systems to loosely coupled systems that are resilient, manageable and observable. Very much like the internet. We need to use automation because you know what? The grid is going to be far more complex than any power systems engineer can manage. And so we have to abstract the complexity and find the tools that are going to enable us to make high impact changes frequently and predictably with minimal toil. Because we are democratizing innovations to make them accessible for everyone. Because solving climate change in the US or in Denmark or in France or in Spain is not enough. We have to do it for the whole world. So I think I mentioned earlier that it's not possible to network electrons. Like we network packets. But it is possible to network the data or the metadata about an electron. And that's where the future is taking us. Luckily we have learned a lot from the internet, from cloud computing. I mean distributed computing and distributed energy. Distributed energy would not be possible without distributed computing. It would not be possible without innovations in 5G and what we've done in LF networking. It wouldn't be possible without distributed ledgers. We need all of this. These are the foundations for the digitalization of energy, which is the reason why even though some of what we work on really is very, very sensitive to power system engineers. It is also possible that a lot of it can be, you know, you can jump in. You can participate. You can be part of this. So this slide is inspired by LF edge. And it'll look pretty familiar to those of you who are working in the edge world. What we've done though is we've overlaid parts of our functional architecture to understand where interactions are happening. And the other thing that's I think notable about this is that control is really shifting when it comes to the grid. And that as we push intelligence out to the edge, we have to come up with new ways of actually managing communication technology. The other thing that I would add in looking at this slide really is about the time sequence and that there's really considerable differences in time when you're talking about like an inverter at the edge and where you're talking about system control or gateways to markets. But distributed energy represents exponential complexity and it's no longer possible for somebody sitting in a control room to manage the complexity of the grid. And this will be increasingly true as electric mobility and vehicles which represent both loads and resources are participating. So this is a pretty generic view of digitalization. But what you have in energy is really black boxes. And so if you were to talk to most utility executives, they would, you know, procurement and how hardware and software are put together. They're composed inside of black boxes. And so the same kinds of disruptions that occurred in telecommunications in particular are really happening inside of energy where you have these market disruptions around disaggregation, software defined on networks and data planes and control planes and then automation and virtual functions. And then you have a very kind of common open source project based stack. The reason why I'm showing you this is that the next slide that I want to go to is the taxonomy that we want to use to define our efforts. Because, you know, for years I've been trying to find some kind of a visualization that actually expresses the architecture of the grid of the future. So towards that end, as we all went to work from home, we began a series of three six-week sprints. And in the first sprint, we had Dan Kahn come and talk with us. And so for those of you from CNCF or who come from a cloud-native background, what you'll see is on the left is the very simple taxonomy around which the cloud-native interactive landscape was built. Now a lot of people look at that landscape and say it's a landscape from hell. I, however, look at it and see something slightly different and actually really exciting because I see an understanding of what are the softwares in a place? What are the differences in those softwares? What is proprietary? What is open source? What are the projects of CNCF? And in doing that, I think that Dan and the team from CNCF have provided the world with a great opportunity. And so towards that end, we all decided we wanted to do the same thing. So last summer, a group of power system engineers from high-medium and low-voltage, in other words, they were transmission system operators and distribution system operators, got together to really look at, you know, how are we going to think about a fit for the future grid? So, you know, what I'm going to show you is, you know, it was created last summer and we kind of had it at a version .5. So the first thing that they did was that they divided up the architecture into five quadrants. The next thing they did was began to look at the core components in each of these quadrants. And then they went down a third level. Now this is a particularly interesting, you know, it's basically a taxonomy. That's the way I look at it. And the critical nature of creating a taxonomy is that it begins to organize the mental model around which we both invest and conceive of managing the grid of the future. And the intention of this group of engineers and enterprise architects was to harmonize high-medium and low-voltage, generation, aggregation, and behind-the-meter. And in doing that, I think that they have been quite successful at being able to articulate a taxonomy around which actors at a global scale can begin identifying investments. Now, in a kind of stretch goal of what I'd like to see happen is I would like to actually have this become a taxonomy for something that we're referring to as the Alexandria Project in which you would eventually be able to click on any of these and you would get standards, reference architectures, open source, closed source, and you would begin to be able to see a developer community because all of these things are really different. You know, digital twins are really different than configuration or then metering or then modeling and state estimation. So all of these things are just radically different because you know what, the grid is the biggest machine on the planet. Now, within the context of LF Energy, this is where we are today. And these are our projects today and these are our working groups and groups that are in planning. All of these things are open and we would love to have all of your participation. If I look out over the next six months, I believe that we will probably have another four to eight new projects, maybe even more than that come in. It's hard to say. Things have slowed down on one level during the pandemic and on another level, I think that people have really used this time well. I know that we as a community have really used this time well. So coming back to the taxonomy. This taxonomy also lives in Google Sheet. It's accessible. You know, I think that if you are at our wiki, you can get access to those things and all of those things are very visible, very present and very much live. So we want you to work on it. And the work that we're doing around the functional architecture is to really organize what projects we work on, what's next, what's coming down the pike. And I would tell you that probably in the next six months, there's anywhere from six to eight projects that are coming on an immobility project is beginning to spin up.  We are looking at various different aspects of modeling. The asset monitoring and predictive maintenance is spinning up VPP and microgrids. So it's tremendously busy and, you know, most of our software right now, you know, it's all coming from our members and the members that are putting software and are coming from Europe because they're probably a few years ahead of where we are in the United States. There's this thing in energy and in utilities which is that policy at a kind of federated level, federal level, like the European Commission, sets policy and that policy drives markets and that markets drives behavior. And so there's a really strong commitment on behalf of the European Union to move to 100% decarbonization by 2050. And the implications of that are that there are things that the European Commission wants to see in order to be able to ensure that there is an evolution of the marketplace and of that decarbonization. And so the kinds of things that they really want to see are collaboration. They want to see people working together. And there are many, many other people that aren't even on, you know, that are either, that are attending and participating, that are in process of becoming members. We have some big members that are coming on in the relatively new, you know, in the near term. So, but again, you know, this is a beginning. I'm not apologetic about it. Really just sort of practically speaking. This is where we are. This is where we're starting. And when I imagine where we may be in five years and seven years and 10 years, I imagine that we'll have hundreds of members and we may have hundreds of projects that are along that functional architecture. So when we started working from home, we began a process that just started out as a couple of meetings and ended up being three six-week sprints. And we're culminating on July 8th with a virtual experience that is starting at 2 p.m. Central European time. And we'll have seven tracks that we're working with. We have security data architectures and infrastructure. And then we have four use cases, asset monitoring, configuration of 61-850 in the digital substation project, digital twins and microgrids. And there also be opportunities at the workshop to add breakout rooms and interest groups on the fly.  It's free. If you do a search, I think that you look up LF Energy and technical architecture workshop 2020. I think you'll be able to find it. And I hope that you'll join us. It's going to be fun and it's going to be a great way to extend what it is that we're doing and get feedback on it as we grow. So, you know, as I want to conclude here, I often will show when I'm talking pinecone seed from General Sherman. And it's a sequoia. And it's a sequoia in California. And it is the largest living thing on Earth. And it comes from a seed that's a little bit bigger than a walnut. And that walnut, when it has the right conditions, the right amount of water, the right amount of warmth, the right amount of sun, good soil, will grow. And it will grow for hundreds and thousands of years. And that's how I think about LF Energy is that we have a seed, we have really good DNA, and we're going to grow for a long time because we need energy and we need power to be able to live our lives. You know, the hero's journey is, er... Cleaner. Clean power sources. 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We would really love to have you. Help feed the mothership. Help make us become the center of gravity to transform energy. Thank you very much for your time and I look forward to taking questions in a few minutes. Hi everyone. Thank you very much for listening and staying through this. Gosh, you know, you take a moment in time and you capture it. What turns out is that I don't actually have enough bandwidth to be able to join you by video. But I see that there still are a group of folks that are left in the session and would love to have you all either, you know, add your thoughts, feelings, perceptions, you know, and listening to it. I realize that these are really challenging times and I believe that LF Energy is a hopeful beacon in that time for projects that really can move forward the power of together. So, you know, there was also a terrible sound burst that I tried to do the video and it didn't really work out well. So anyway, live and learn. Here I am. I see you guys on. Are there questions that you have? Are there ways that I can, you know, we can open this conversation up about what's next? What's on your minds? What are the things you're working on? How would you like to move things forward? So I think, given that I'm not getting a lot of feedback, can make that offer one more time. What I would suggest is if you go to the LF Energy website, you will see a join button for the technical architecture workshop. We have almost 200 folks that have signed up and we have seven tracks. Folks have been working on this for weeks and I believe that it's, you know, we're just kind of waiting for you.  We'd love to have you come. Let's see. So I'm going to just answer directly James' question. I would appreciate your thoughts regarding grid transformation in North America with its highly regulated market. So my understanding is I'm not really sure that the U.S. is regulated more highly than Europe. I think that both of them are regulated. Perhaps I see that the biggest real difference is that most utilities in Europe are owned by the state and that there is an expectation and assumption of social contract. And so when you talk to grid operators in Europe, really their expectation is to invest all whatever profits and monies come in directly back into the grid. So the grid in Europe is far more stable than the grid in North America. We have deferred like we have with our roads a lot of investments. However, I think that if we have a new administration and I'm going to act as if that's what's going to happen, I think that we will be moving really rapidly forward with regards to grid transformation and the removal of fossil fuels from the grid. Probably 75% to 80% of a carbon that's put out into the environment is either coming through electric mobility or is coming through mobility and transportation or coming through the grid and the fossil fuels that we use for generation. So as we as a country move forward and begin to take much more seriously, climate change and I think we will have an opportunity to rapidly transform. With that said, some of the opportunities that I think exist in North America which eventually will make their way back over to Europe really have to do with this notion of self-similar nodes or kind of the fractal grid. And as I view the fractal grid is that it's kind of nodes that are self-similar and can be replicated. We call them sometimes microgrids or virtual power plants or mini-grids or neighborhood grids or community grids. And I truly believe there is a great opportunity for acceleration there. However, if I were to look at the hardware issues I think that we're probably five to ten years away from being able to have the kind of interoperability that we need. So there's a lot of blocking and tackling that we need to do. And what I would want for the utilities around me in California or in the rest of the United States it's that they really begin to think of themselves as technology companies and in that way actually begin to learn about data and how to manage data because grid transformation is going to require enormous data literacy. And at this point we're not quite there. Another question. From a developer point of view how can you make the case for LF Energy as something that is worth exploring and working on? You know, that's a great question. My thought is that there's enormous adjacencies. In other words, that there are companies who are particularly prodigious at managing data and or managing customer relationships who are in a position to be able to actually begin providing energy services. And that if utilities in North America and distribution utilities in Europe don't actually begin to provide that I think that we'll see incumbents coming in there. So I can see some of the folks that are on the call are coming from many different places in terms of OEMs, vendors, suppliers not so much in the utility space. But I think that there's a great opportunity for cloud folks. We're going to have a whole infrastructure track. We're working with AWS and Microsoft and IBM to put together this infrastructure track. The issue of transitioning cloud-native applications and platforms into the energy is real and alive and we need you there. So really I think that there are all kinds of adjacencies and the case is it's a multi-trillion dollar transformation. It is going to happen. And then one last question. I was wondering if in sparsely populated areas whether they're good areas to start transformation. I think that they are good places, rural areas if what you're trying to build is resilience and redundancy or in developing markets the ability to actually provide electrification that doesn't exist. And with regards to microgrids I think that that's incredibly important if we're talking about areas that have high voltage that are being stepped down to distribution system. I think that there's an enormous amount that can be done and you'll see that most of the projects that we have right now are in fact geared towards transmission and distribution and the transmission distribution interface. But yes, I think rural areas and areas that don't have electricity there's tremendous opportunity for leapfrogging. So I think that we're up against the time boundary. I want to say thank you to everyone for staying on this long. My email is sgoodman at LFenergy.org. I would welcome conversations with people. I really hope that you'll come to the workshop. We're beginning. And I ask everyone to look ahead 30 years, imagine yourself 30 years from now looking back and recognize that this is a tiny sapling but one day I really do believe it will be a mighty sequoia. So thank you very much everyone. And thank you for all the technical support that we've gotten. And I hope next year that I will have some better bandwidth. Thank you.


Hello friends and welcome back to another Pokemon max raid event update video. So last night We got some updates They were late in announcing them But they seem to come through and we've got an update to like I say the event raid dens that are going on for the remainder of March So what we're gonna do is we are gonna first go over to one of our dens But while I do this I'm gonna just talk you through some of the changes So we had the events running That I updated in a video just recently with these events featuring the munchlax ghastly machop Snorlax hunter macho and then the Giganta max Pokemon, which is the Giganta max Snorlax the Gengar and the Machamp as well So they were the event G max Pokemon that are running at the minute as well as their non G max forms And these are event excreta, you know version exclusive Pokemon in sword You get the Giganta max Machamp and in shield you get the Giganta max Gengar But they're amalgamated together, so it doesn't matter which version you've got you can now access these G max Pokemon Which is amazing, but last night they went one step further and just to remind you guys the links to Serabii where we're getting all this information from will be down in the description below and as always a big shout out to them A great resource to utilize and but like I say The dens have now been updated and they're further extending the Pokemon that are version exclusive into the other other Titles so sword players get excited shield players get excited You're now going to be able to access the Pokemon that you once weren't able to access because they were version exclusive now for a Limited period of time as always with these event dens there for a limited period of time You will now have access to these Pokemon and some other really nice features as well So these events will be running from the 19th of March, which is today Until the 26th of March So you've got a little bit of time to get these Pokemon and fill up your Pokedex If you haven't done already and catch these Pokemon that you wouldn't really be able to obtain otherwise So as you can see we'll just go down the list as always the new Pokemon introduced are going to be Cara Blast and then the shell Met you've got Corsola ghastly pin church in matchup And this is for Pokemon sword will cover Pokemon shield in a moment and these are all one one star raid So if you're very early on in your game, you'll be able to access those Going down to two star again if you're early on in your game You'll be able to access these you've got the pony time the Snorlax Corsola Haunter pin church in and the match up and moving on to the three star rage You've got pony tower again The Gigantamax Snorlax making an appearance at the three star raids the Corsola the Gengar the pin church in and the match Amp and then coming down to four star and five star We've got the cell go now the Snorlax Gigantamax the Scavelier Gengar pin church in and the match up And then the other Pokemon that are there, which are the other Version exclusive Pokemon we can now access in sword or anger who indeed he G max nolax once again mandibus as well That's another one that is version exclusive as well as that rapid-ash there and the other thing to note along with these Version exclusives for sword is the bonus the items that are going to be given out with these Pokemon when you defeat them Or you catch them are going to be the the fossil items that you need to resurrect the fossil Pokemon And you will always get depending on your version You'll get the rarer versions that are kind of more exclusive in the opposite version to yours so in sword you'll be able to get the fossilized Drake and What's the other one? What's the other one? Let's have a look okay the fossilized fish and the fossilized Drake and Other two that you'll get in sword and then in shield you'll get the fossilized diner and the fossilized fish so Makes it really easy to get these you're not gonna have to go after the digging brothers anymore and just cycle that and waste a Lot of what's to do it You can just cycle these get Pokemon that you maybe haven't got already and get these really cool items to get the fossil Pokemon which are super powerful Pokemon in the competitive scene as well as that you're gonna be getting the kind of standard items Nothing and to really write home about and there's just the standard stuff berries Excel candies Dynamics candies and and those things moving on to the shield exclusives now players who have The copy of shield can get the cara blast shell met Daru maca is now going to be available to you guys Gasly pin church in match up. They're the one-star the two-star is gonna be far-fetched You're gonna be able to get Snorlax Daru maca Haunter pin church in match up moving on to the three star raids Which is probably the majority of you who have actually finished the game and access to the higher level raids You're gonna have surf etched then now which was only exclusive to sword You're gonna have access to that then the Snorlax the Daru maca again the a G max Gengar pin church in and the G max Match up so they're not changing the G max Pokemon are sticking around which is good Then the a cell goal the Snorlax a scavelier Gengar Pin church in and the match up in your four star and then on to the five star raids Which is really exciting for you shield players. You're gonna be actually able to access past simian now mail in DD G max and all acts bravery the surf etched and the G max Gengar again And again, you're gonna have access to these fossil fossil items But like I say you're gonna have access to the the fossilized dino and then the Fossilized fishing pretty sure no fossilized bird. Sorry. So the fossilized fish is the one in in sword So excuse me about that. Okay. Well as always that is the update So they're running from now until the 26th of March So you want to make sure that you are taking advantage of those and getting them while you can and like I say It's a really good opportunity for you guys to actually just get a bunch of the fossil items because it's It is really difficult and it is a bit a bit of a grind to get the ones that aren't exclusive to your version They are the rare items So the grind is sometimes a little bit annoying and the amount of water you have to spend to actually get a bunch of them especially if you're going for those shiny Pokemon the shiny fossils you're gonna need a bunch of those fossil items, so It's a good time to actually get them and excuse me because at the moment I am actually trying to get myself a shiny dustclops even though that's an That's a little old Prevolution of a slash that I was doing for some comparative content that we've got on the channel at the minute So hopefully my other eggs done pop I've actually been pre-prepared and we've already got a den set up It is an event then so you can see here and all you need to do to activate the new Pokemon in the dens There's obviously update your game There was an update earlier in the week one point one point one and that gets rid of a number of things But the the main thing is now you can surprise trade again There was a big issue around surprise trades and getting hacked Pokemon that crash your game So that's resolved now if you've had problems with that and go back on to surprise trades do them now And but what you're gonna need to do after you've done the update as you can see This is a den here. There's an event then we've already got activated and is you will just need to go on To your you just need to go online You can just go online Like this or you can go through the other method of going to your menu screen and going to The wild event news from your memory menu Which is just into the mystery gift option and get while area news and that will do the same thing And it will update and it will now populate the dens with the new event So running so as you can see what we're gonna do is just cycle through see if we can get one of these different event Pokemon I Should have really taken myself offline to do this But just for the sake of the video and speed things up We'll just skip a day and hopefully this next one will be one of the new Pokemon That has been pumped into the game and into the den. So let's see what we've got for this next one My champ again, okay. Okay.  So we'll just take ourselves out of there the the online is and We'll see if we can get one of these new These new event Pokemon because I don't know which one I'm kind of looking forward to getting most maybe mind a buzz You know, I was kind of hoping really that Everyone would have access to everything because then it makes it a lot easier like surf etched is it really? It's a difficult Pokemon to get in sword with its hidden ability So it's like ah when I first saw I thought this is gonna be great I can get a shiny hidden ability surf etched a lot easier, but unfortunately I'm gonna have to go through the old route But there we go. We've got the mandibus now as you can see here. It is We'll switch Pokemon and we'll just jump straight into it. I'll not catch it, but we'll finish off the video with the mandibus battle and We'll we'll just get a glimpse of it before we close up. What do we want good old drag us all there already? hyper-trained ready to go we'll not invite anyone into this one, but Just for the example sake We'll see the mandibus and all of its glory something that I wouldn't be able to get otherwise because I play sword Now I've got access to it now I've got access to farming the fossil items as well So it's a really nice update. Hopefully we get something else maybe before the end of March But if not, we know to expect something on the 26 27th of March And as always I'll make sure to do an update as soon as there is any news on that So my friends have fun getting these These version exclusive Pokemon while you've got the chance to make sure that you do take this opportunity to farm those fossil items I'm gonna keep repeating this because they're so difficult to get otherwise. They're just a pain to get So make sure you to take advantage and jump in hosted raids do your own and just share the love and Take care of yourselves. I'm gonna end things here. I think that's everything I wanted to cover today Hope you are all keeping well Make sure that you are taking care of yourselves Especially with what's going on at the minute and I will see you all very soon for another update video and more Pokemon content soon So do drop a like if you've enjoyed the content do subscribe to the channel for more of this sort of thing And I'll see you all very soon. So until then take care of yourselves and bye. Bye


We have looked to edit club for the club owners, for our club coaches out there. Some great functionality there for setting up teams and setting up your club and getting your coaches into position to deliver some excellent football coaching education. Now we are going to look at how you edit teams. Again, this will be in the panel here on the dashboard. View all clubs and teams, or clubs and teams on the left hand side navigation. Now, as I'm a club owner, it defaults to the club. If you're a team owner, it will default to the team. What I'm going to do is I'm going to go and have a look at my clubs and teams. I'm going to pick a team which I can edit and I'll use this test team down here. I've got my management panel for my team, which is the edit panel here. I can do other things like I can change the address of the team so we can put different things in here. We can change the address so that we can share our training ground. I can put, for example, in here, I can say training ground and click update and it will save it. I can put my age group, bio information about the team and update. All of this information, every time I update it, it saves against my team profile. I can go and have a look at what my team homepage looks like. This is the homepage that your parents and their families can find, so that they can find a bit of information about the teams. It will tell you who the coach is and it will also tell you where the training ground is so that it's very easy for you to go and find all the bio information. What is really important about teams and especially with the season plans is that we need to get our players in there. Same process as with editing clubs. I go in and I add a player and let's just make up an email address. Hit add and I can send my invite out. What that does is if the player isn't found in the database, then it will add that player as a player in my team and it will send an email invitation out to the player so that they can verify their email address and then they will be able to access all of the resources that you share with them as a team manager or as one of the coaches. It's really important that you add your team members in. Obviously for those of you who manage players under the age of 13, you need to make sure that you're adding the parents' email address in so that you can start to share the coaching information with the parents and with the season plans allowing the players to see what the next coaching session is going to be, it's a really great way of sharing information and upping the amount of knowledge. In addition to that, players can see all of the folders that you create with the skills content so if you want to set them homework, you can do so. But it's really important that they're in your team in order to do that. If they're not in your team, they won't be able to see any of the information that you share with them. That's a quick overview of how to manage your team. Once you do that, your team homepage again updates so that you can see it. Obviously when they start updating their profiles, it will look a bit more customised. We go back to the locker and we'll look at something a bit different next, which is how do we start to curate our own content. We've looked at how to create and edit teams. One thing I should actually show you quickly before I leave the teams demo is if we go in and we've decided that actually they've moved to a different team, then we can remove them as well. Here remove and that player will disappear from my team. If they move to other teams within the clubs, you don't actually lose them as members but they don't clutter up your team because they're in there. The next piece of video that we're going to look at is going to be


The entire globe, even as it trembles in passion with the birth of new nations and shrinks in the hand of a dispassionate science, is today the site of a momentous conflict. As each side attempts to prove to the world the superiority of its position, the conflict is fought with the words of diplomats, with gestures of friendship and help to uncommitted countries, even with cultural demonstrations. It is fought indeed on every level of man's experience, for the stakes are high. As one of the adversaries in the conflict, we see a challenge as great as any in our historic past, a challenge not we hope to be met and joined in battle, but to be faced and fought in the hearts and hopes of men. It is the challenge of ideas. The United States Army presents The Big Picture, an official report produced for the armed forces and the American people. I'm Edward R. Murrow. For a little while, I would like to review with you the great conflict of our times, one which demands and must get the attention and the involvement of each one of us. By maintaining an alert readiness to meet the threat of aggression, America's armed forces in concert with those of its allies, are serving as a deterrent to war. But the truth is that involvement in this conflict is far ranging indeed. It touches not only members of the armed forces in their families, but everyone who supports the mission of the armed forces, every defense worker, every taxpayer who foots the bill, who in fact is not involved. And the conflict itself, how can it be defined? Well, let's look at it this way. The communist bloc would like to see the entire world under communist domination. Over the years, as the strength and determination of the free world has gradually convinced communist leaders that aggressive war would be a reckless and costly gamble, they have begun to talk more and more about their ability to win from us in the arena of ideas. This of course is fine with us, for we are a people with a traditionally great faith in our ideas, the ideas that have moved mountains and created wealth and shaped us as free men. And we are confident that history can do no other than award us the victory in any contest in which ideas are the weapons. But I would like to say this, confidence by itself without effort does not win contests. Victory in this conflict depends on much, much more than confidence.  It is total competition with an antagonist who is putting into it everything within his capability. It is not a conflict between people, but between basic values and systems of government. Between the principles of life each believes in. When we talk of these conflicting values, we are obliged to speak of that special quality which we call for want of a better phrase, individual liberty. And when we talk of this liberty in America, we talk with many voices, for we are a diverse nation, and there are perhaps as many concepts of what America is as there are people among us. But although we look at America through different eyes, there are many insights into the essence of our moving and growing nation that we share. I am John Wayne. Is there any better or equal hope in the world, Lincoln asked, than the ultimate justice of the people? We Americans believe there is not. The stonework of our national life is made of this belief. We believe in many things, but this belief that man is a responsible being bears out our own unique stamp as a nation. As a people we are active and often noisy. We are industrious, oftentimes to the bafflement of ourselves and our friends. We relax as hard as we work. We are proud. We are sentimental. Beauty is of national concern to us. For some of us its pursuit is a deadly serious pastime. Rest of us simply enjoy the results. Our national spirit shows up in the monuments we erect, the large ones and the small ones. It rings through the music which animates us. Because he sold down me. Some difference of feeling. Other times we are united. Things and many more, but above everything else we are free. Believe in the ultimate justice which we as free men can create. Our heritage of freedom is our most priceless possession. And before us have died to keep it alive and many in our times have done the same. But although men have died to preserve it, may die again. The glory of this heritage is the vision of life that it has given us. A life of dignity and nobility of spirit such as men have never before been enriched by. In the long march through the history they have recorded. There is a phrase which recurs in our national documents. The literature of our story as a people which points to the source of our belief in individual freedom and defines perhaps better than any other the nub of the conflict between the opposing systems of values which sweep the world today. That phrase is this is the story of freedom. That phrase is this nation under God. That phrase and others like it set the standard of our concept of man. As a creature of God, man is a being with dignity and conscience with the ability to determine right from wrong and the obligation to act on that right. From this belief in man as a responsible being flow the beliefs in his other qualifications which we accept. Usually even without bothering to think about them as parts of that vague condition which we call the American way. His ability indeed is right to explore the truth in all things. His ability to govern himself and his ability to handle his own economic problems. The opposing point of view in this conflict rests on a fundamentally different vision of man. As a creature not of God but of the state in this system the value of individual man diminishes sharply and the state is all important.  What we oppose fundamentally is the aggressive nature of the communist state. In a ceasing effort to expand wherever it can to grow bigger to take over to supplant this deadly impulse toward aggression we oppose as a continual threat to peace. These are the contrasting points of view between the major antagonists in the conflict which has become known over the last decade as the Cold War. For an appraisal of this continuing and protracted conflict we can go to a reporter who has watched the growing conflict in the direction of a trained military observer. I am Hanson Baldwin. The areas in white on this map represent the part of the world composed of ourselves and those who share our beliefs. The communists seek constantly to win an advantage in the minds of the people here and to separate us. The black portion of the map is the communist dominated part of the world controlled by the Soviet Union and the Chinese communist regime. And of tremendous importance is that part of the world which is attached to neither camp. The uncommitted nations of the world represented in gray on the map. For the most part these nations are absorbed with their own problems either they are newly independent after years of domination by a foreign power or they are still seeking independence. A strong tide of nationalism over this part of the world and with it a mistrust of anything they feel is associated with the old ways of colonialism. They are not committed to either side in the conflict. Our own policy toward them has been one strictly a watchful non-intrusive friendship giving help when help is asked for but otherwise keeping hands off their internal affairs. The communists have been more direct their local party members have not hesitated to exploit to their own advantage the passions that smolder in these new states and to identify themselves in the minds of the people there whenever possible with anti-colonialism and us with its opposite. It is part of their worldwide technique. How do our military services adapt themselves to this conflict in which perhaps no gun may be fired by recognizing that the activities and performances of all their members in every foreign country in which they are stationed will either add to or detract from the goodwill our nation needs in this contest for the respect of the peoples of the world. The president of the United States has called developments of good relationships between United States citizens abroad and members of their host countries basic to the full attainment of our foreign relations basic to the full attainment of our foreign policy objectives and the services have responded by promoting such good relationships as part of their overall policy. The communists initiated the Cold War for the same reason they would have started a hot war had that been feasible or would now should they ever decide that the free world was weak enough for them to risk it whatever the degree of tension they create it is a substitute for hot war with no means of achieving their end and their end of course is world conquest short of war if possible world conquest by actions short of war actions that are political economic and ideological how do the communists apply these three methods first we will consider the political method and the techniques the communists use when they attempt to acquire we would do well to consider the success the communists have had by using the political method alone as you will see from the black area on this map they have expanded between 1940 and 1954 took over 15 countries totaling 714 million people since 1954 there have been major internal disruptions in nine additional countries outside the iron curtain now how do they go about applying this political method the communist coup in Czechoslovakia in 1948 provides us with a blueprint of the ideal formula for political conquest which includes taking over a country without outside intervention destruction of its parliamentary form of government murder of its democratic leaders when necessary rigged elections with only the communist candidates on the ballot all this is complete all this is backed by the naked force of military occupation by such devices the Soviet Union turned its neighboring states into satellites political and economic puppets the political force method includes the suppression of freedom in a country already under communist control without outside interference inside the iron curtain there were revolutions without help from the outside in East Germany in 1953 in 1956 Hungary in the same year and Tibet in 1959 all of them brutally suppressed and finally there is the international communist party dedicated to the subversion and overthrow of every still free government where the political method may not prevail there is always the economic method I'm Frank McGee let's consider for a moment this matter of the communist use of economic methods to achieve conquest and how it's done the present masters of the Soviet Union have said to us peaceful coexistence until we bury you they propose to officiate at our interment by catching up with us industrially and then surpassing us they're working hard at it today the 200 million inhabitants of the Soviet state bend their backs and their talents to the Kremlin's will successors have proved conclusively enough the USSR's proficiency in the area of technical ability throughout the vast stretches of this empire you find new industrial cities plants assembly lines the most modern equipment Soviet products of every description awaiting delivery and reaching industrially backward areas of the non-communist world teams of Russian technicians are available to operate this machine as economic penetration paving the way for political takeover the hand of soviet friendship which usually precedes an attempt at economic penetration has been reaching into every part of the world which shows the slightest inclination to receive it a few statistics will demonstrate how serious this threat is becoming to the free world of the entire annual soviet economic capability their gross national product on as high as 80% is devoted to the area of heavy industry the US and free world share of gross national product devoted to the same area is certainly not much more than 20% in terms of volume applied to this area of gross national product the soviet union is beginning to surge ahead finally the communist attempt ideological penetration perhaps their strongest efforts go into this kind of penetration into the free world before we talk about ideological penetration itself let's take a look at the reasons why this form of penetration is so important to the communists for one thing communist aggression has alarmed many free nations and produced their united will to resist these nations have implemented their will to resist all other forms of soviet penetration through a number of trade agreements the united states and other industrially strong nations are actively promoting better living conditions all over the world this has the effect not only of helping these countries to improve their industrial and economic position but also of providing a defense against communist intrigue which flourishes in depressed economic areas the military potential of the free world has been revived by such mutual defense pact as an North Atlantic treaty organization in Europe and all over the world the ANZUS treaty and the Rio treaty to provide hemisphere defense all over the world our allies are now setting up their own defense bases with the technical know-how to operate them this kind of military help by us is not by any means a one-sided operation the nations involved contribute as heavily as they can this banding together in the economic field but in the realm of moral and spiritual values as well at a meeting of the NATO Atlantic Congress in 1959 a statement was adopted which called attention to the moral unity binding the member nations this document recognizes respect for human dignity as the inalienable basis of civilization among the fundamental rights of man specifically named are respect for the sanctity of human life the conscience and religion of opinion and belief the right of every man to work and to receive his just reward the right of the family to stability and the right of parents over their children and their education in all these ways economically, militarily, morally the world outside the communist orbit slowly draws itself together the practical communist appraise this consolidation of free world defenses it confronts them with a serious deterrence to their world ambitions hence they must destroy allied unity or at least weaken it how? well here we return to the subject of ideological penetration for if all other forms of penetration don't work if the united strength of the non-communist world makes political penetration unfeasible and economic penetration unsuccessful if cultural penetration does not do the job the communists can always hope to succeed by resorting to ideological warfare against their strongest opponent meaning us Americans go home Wall Street warmongers down with American imperialism peace yes peace their propaganda screens on communist terms naturally inside the free world and their sympathizers seek to foment suspicion and distrust of our motives even attempt to influence our allies to eliminate our overseas bases which are protecting them as well as us their mediums of mass communication are tireless in vilifying us as a nation and as individuals such as depicting you as a brute and a ravager is there a chance that the communists will succeed in a vicious perversion of us and everything we stand for in large part that is going to depend on how thoroughly we understand this conflict and how dedicated we are to victory understanding is a continuing process and it embraces many different aspects of our day to day living it is at root a function which involves the flow of information I am Lowell Thomas we live amid the greatest abundance of information any people has ever had but survey after survey reveals an astonishingly low informational level among us to be sure the right to remain uninformed is one of the privileges of a democracy but in a contest such as the one we are engaged in it is one of the surest ways of losing our freedom being informed does not mean only keeping up to date on current events important though that is within our own nation and the forces that move through it its weaknesses as well as its strengths we all too often dishonor our freedom and demean it but that is not the full story if it were our system would have collapsed long before this the full story is in the progress we consistently make through law and through education the way free men must the communists would like to have you as well as people in every country in the world believe otherwise and once they have succeeded in letting the idea take root that our deficiencies are our chief characteristics once they have managed to erode our faith in ourselves at least a little that much of the battle is lost a snake of a whisper is abroad that Americans have lost touch with their past so it can't be if we are to survive and win if we understand the conflict then we understand the need to keep America strong in our greatest challenge by keeping alive the standards and the traditions which have been her glory what are the bulwarks of our past upon which our society has been built there are many and we have discussed some of them our spiritual heritage our belief in individual liberty is as important as any of these I am Helen Hayes many of us who are living now will never see the end of the conflict which dominates our lives leaders change and leadership passes from one generation to the next but for generations or certainly for many years the challenge which confronts us will continue so it becomes not just a hope but an urgent condition for a peaceful future that those who are catapulted into the problems of maturity with every passing year will understand the challenge and devote themselves to it even as you and I must interest cannot lag efforts cannot cease it will require the sternest kind of dedication bred as it were the training grounds in which this discipline will be planted and perfected are the institutions which have shaped our society particularly the home which has always been in our culture the nucleus of society itself the home is the wellspring of the strongest qualities of citizenship and it must remain so if we are to preserve the toughness of moral fiber in our strongest heritage a toughness of moral fiber a belief in the right as God gives us to see the right as Lincoln put it in words which are carved into our national soul these are the sinewy threads of our past keeping America strong this is our challenge keeping the vision of liberty bright keeping the threads of our past the strands of moral toughness with which our history is bound moral toughness the quality which made men work instead of wheat on the hostile shores of New England which bled mortally yet never died on a hundred fields and oceans stretching out from valley forwards which moved strong men west bringing with them first only their pride then their railroads which built cities and governments and wealth and above all made freedom the birthright of every man that quality must still live within us for without it we are surely lost and it will live so long as we keep faith in our future and faith in our past this is the challenge as compelling as severe as crucial as Americans never face produced by the Army Pictorial Center presented by the Department of the Army in cooperation with this station


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