Hello everyone. I am Sanjay Gupta. I welcome you on Sanjay Gupta Tech School. So as we told you in overview session like from this week, we'll be starting regular sessions for Omni Studio. So this is day one session for Salesforce Omni Studio Bootcamp. And I have Abhishek with me who will be majorly delivering the content and we'll try to cover the content in such a way so that we will do some discussions as well so that it will clear all your doubts within the sessions itself. So welcome Abhishek on the platform and I see huge response of the audience in the day zero session. I think it is crossing 3000 views now. So like people are really appreciating this bootcamp and I know this is the latest technology and demanding as well. So people will be benefited with the efforts we are putting in. So with this note like I just want you to introduce yourself with the in front of the community so that if someone who is watching this bootcamp session for the first time so they know like who you are and what all certifications you have done. So over to you. Thank you Sanjay for giving this opportunity. So hi everyone myself Abhishek and I am a Salesforce and velocity developer and I have in total five plus years of experience in Salesforce domain. And I'm a trailer double star ranger as well and I have done some certifications on Salesforce. So I am a only studio developer certified and I have done CPQ specialist service cloud PD-1 and admin as well. So yeah that's all about great. So it is it is very good like if you are learning a technology or tool with a certified consultant. So it is very great because along with certification Abhishek have done work on various projects as well. So I appreciate your efforts Abhishek. 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So next month I'm planning to have two new bootcamps that will be based on DevOps and AI. Right. So I'm planning those kinds of bootcamps so that you can learn those new skills as well. Okay. So just note like I just want Abhishek to start kickstart the session and I will be like jumping in between so that I can turn the session in discussion mode. So over to you Abhishek. Yeah. So let's go to the next slide. So before starting any of the explanation or introduction about Omni Studio first we will see how to set up or which which which will support Omni Studio tools. Right. So we have a link in this slide. So what you have to do you just have to I mean this link will be provided into the session tracker right Sanjay. So this all access link is available in the session tracker as well. So if you go to the description of this screen that you're watching. So in that stream you will find the first link that is session tracker link and in that session tracker link this session tracker link. You will find this link which will let you have the developer edition all that has Omni Studio pre installed. So if you read the paragraph at bottom left corner. So use these use this space to sign up for a developer edition or that has Omni Studio pre installed. Correct. And I will I will share the link in the chat as well. Okay. Yeah go ahead Abhishek I will be sharing the link. Yeah. So once you sign up on this page and you will you will get the org access where you can do all the hands on exercises. Of Omni Studio tools like majorly they they have four tools omniscripts flex cards data raptors and integration procedures. So whatever whatever introduction practical knowledge we're going to see in our live session. You can do all hands on exercises whenever once you will get the once you will get access to this all. Okay. Let's go back. So let's move on to the next slide. So as we have already seen introduction of Omni Studio in a previous session only. But in a brief I'm going to explain all the things again so that whoever has joined on today's session so that they will get a brief idea. And then we're going to see the introduction of each each and every component of Omni Studio so that we will get idea what exactly and how exactly Omni Studio works. Right. Right. So first of all customer expectations by Omni Studio is it can be accessible anytime anywhere to the company. So what what do I mean by anytime and anywhere. This Omni Studio tools whatever you are building whatever you are developing can be accessed on any any machine which can be a laptop mobile or anything and it can be accessed anytime as well. And and so there are so many industries introduced by Omni Studio or velocity as we as we have seen in the last session. We lost prior to Omni Studio this Omni Studio tools was called as velocity platform essentials. So velocity as a company has given us so many pre-built solutions for different different industries like insurance cloud telecommunication public sector energy and utilities. So this they these pre-built solutions can be accessed at twenty four seven and it any anytime and anywhere. Right. Yeah. Now let's go to the next slide. So yeah. So what Salesforce provides. So as we all know Salesforce provides so many cloud solutions like sales cloud service cloud marketing cloud and commerce cloud but Salesforce prior to Omni Studio or prior to velocity Salesforce haven't given us the industry industry solutions. Right. Like it can be one of the one of the industry can be like financial services health insurance services public sector services. So all those all those industries was untouched by the Salesforce. So velocity came came with an idea. So what they did is they created some pre-built libraries pre-built managed package so that it can be installed on your Salesforce or and whenever whenever a customer or an account wants to build some functionality. Right. Wants to build some build this functionality around these industries so that they don't have to build the build all the functionality from the scratch. So they have given us pre-built solutions for these type of industries and if customer wants to do some customization make some changes. So those all are easy to easy to make on those pre-built functionalities or pre-built libraries. Right. Yeah I think in next slide it is more clearly available. Yeah. Yeah. So industry cloud solution here has like Salesforce cloud specific industry model processes. So what do what do I mean what do I mean by specific industry model. So for example let's say we there is a customer who wants to build their software or functionality by using the velocity solutions on the insurance cloud or the health insurance cloud. Right. So velocity has given us a data model which will support all the all the functionalities that includes in the health insurance health insurance cloud. So for example whenever you are whenever you are going to buy a policy right insurance policy. So what type of things you will face you will be you will be given a code first of all by let's say you want to buy a health insurance for your whole family. So first of all you will be given a code then when you will be agree like this is the premium I'm going to give monthly basis or the annual basis. After that there will be a contract will given to you. So let's say if you have purchased the policy for one year. Right. So they will give you contract. So all these terms like right code contract products policy those all are the objects that have been created by a velocity and that have been given you by the velocity as a prebuilt solution. So that any insurance company can come to any consulting company will say use the industry specific solution given by velocity for insurance cloud and put and build a software for me. And if there if here in there there are some changes or some customization those can be incorporated very easily in on those prebuilt solution and we can we can build it. We can build a software for that customer. Right. Yeah. And I think for each industry that data model implementation is already available in the arc whenever client purchase some licenses. Right. Correct. So whenever once you will be creating your account on that only studio developer addition or you will just you will just get the access to the only studio tools. Now let's say if you want to work on the health insurance cloud. Right. So there will be a separate managed package that will be installed in your or not then you will be able to utilize that prebuilt solutions given by velocity. Yeah. Exactly. So you need to install particular packages for which industry you want to implement the solution. And you might be thinking like what happens if customer purchase licenses from Salesforce. So whenever you purchase licenses from Salesforce so Salesforce provides that already installed in that particular or that you want to request from Salesforce. Right. Yeah. So for example if you are creating your account and developer addition or so you have sales cloud service cloud pre installed. So similarly whenever you purchase some licenses for particular industry cloud. So those those are pre installed in that particular or. Right. On to the next slide. So how how only studio is different from Salesforce components. Right. So let's say whenever whenever you are working in with the Salesforce components. Right. Like apex classes SQL queries DML operations lightning web components or components. Right. All are the Salesforce Salesforce core components by which you will be building a solution or building a functionality for any of the customer. Right. So again at the same time only studio is also giving some core components like data actors flex card integration procedures and only scripts. So how these components are different when we are comparing these components with the Salesforce components. Right. So so the major difference between those two components are all the Salesforce components requires knowledge around how to how to write code. So you must be having some some language knowledge, some concepts knowledge so that you can write the logic in the apex code LWC lightning web components so that you can write the SQL queries. You must have knowledge around the database management as well. Right. But when you are working with the only studio these all tools are point and click tools. You don't need to write any any sort of code. If you want to create a if you want to create a web page, you don't need to write a single line of code when you if you want to create a web page or a UI page for a customer. And at the same time if you want to do it with the Salesforce components, you must be having knowledge about lightning web components. You must be having knowledge about apex classes, SQL queries, all these things. So the main benefit of using only studio is these all tools are drag and drop and point and click tools. And other other advantages, it increases the user productivity. Right. How it increases the user productivity. So let's say if you're building some some solution on the Salesforce components and you're writing some code writing some logic. So it will take a bit more time as compared to when you are when you are building some logic with the point and click tools. Right. So it will automatically will increase the user productivity in terms of building a solution. It will take lesser time to build some solution or build some functionality. Right. And as we all know, all the sale in Salesforce, we can connect our Salesforce or with some external system. Those things can be done in the only studio components as well. What do I mean mean with connecting with external system we can integrate our Salesforce system and fed some data from some external system. Save some data tools to the external system. All those things which are incorporated in Salesforce integration can be built into the only studio tools as well. So to the next slide. Yeah, so folks who have been who are joining this session for the second time must be must have seen this slide before. And for folks who have joined for the first time, this is this is the architecture that only studio follows. Right. So before talking about this picture, I'm going to tell you what are the main components when you are when you are building some functionality in Salesforce. So first first component will be your digital experience. So what is digital experience? Whatever thing which you are seeing on your web browser, those all comes under the digital experience, or we can say you are experience. Right. And now on the second layer, which is service management service management includes all the custom logic that you are writing all the data that have been that is saved in your database. Now you want to fetch it or whatever information you are getting from the user from UI. Now you want to save it to the database. So all these things comes under the service management. Right. You work with Java you work with any any language these two things will be similar to all of the technologies right this digital experience and service management. You will be you will require a UI experience and you will require a service management so that you can build some logic, save some data, fetch some data from database. Last in the in the only studio is developer experience. So when we are working with Salesforce components, right, we are working in sandboxes. So we are not directly building our logic into the production org, right production environment. Whenever a customer comes, they will buy production purchase like a license from Salesforce, and then from that production or or environment we will be creating multiple sandboxes, according to the requirement right. So, let's say you have created a apex class in your sandbox org or sandbox environment. Now you want to deploy it to the deploy it to the production environment. So, what are the things that we can use for the deployments in sales for Salesforce components like change sets, like workbench, we can deploy with the help of via school, we can deploy with the help of and migration tool. Similarly, only studio also provides some deployment tools by that we can deploy our only studio components like integration procedure data raptors to the another environment or production environment. And those tools can be there are two tools. First is IDX build tool and second is IDX workbench. So by the help of these two tools, we can we can deploy our changes to the another environment. So these are the three major layers that only studio gives us in order to build some functionalities. Right, so I think in today's session we are going to deep dive and in overview session also we discussed about these layers but today actually along with these layers we'll be discussing more about these individual components like what is flex card. What is omniscript, what is IP what is data raptor. So this these individual components you need to know so that you can you can understand for what purpose we actually need to implement these components. Okay, so I think we can proceed further. Yeah. So, first of all, we're going to deep dive deep dive into the digital experience or the UI experience. So, when we are working with Omnis Studio in digital or UI experience, Omnis Studio is giving us to two components or two tools. First is Omnis Studio flex card. And second is Omnis Studio Omniscripts. And what's the main difference between these two components, because these two, these two components or tools are comes under into the digital experience only. There is a difference between them. Whenever you want to show some show some data right, like, let's say you want to show a data account records table. So we can simply use the Omnis Studio flex cards. Right. And whenever you want to create some guided path. So let's say you are onboarding a customer into your Salesforce org. Now you in first step, you want to get the account information. In second step, you want to get all the contacts information. And in the third step, you want to create the opportunity for them. Right. So whenever you want to guide it, but so that a business can complete that, then we're going to use the Omnis script. Right. So this is the main difference between them. Right. And if we want to compare Omnis script. So I think Omnis script is somewhere similar to our screen flow that we implement in flow builder. Right. Right. Yeah. So I think those who are watching this live or if someone is watching the recording. So you might have heard or you might have worked on screen flows that those are available with flow builder. So you can relate Omnis script with that because in screen flow also we create some screens. And on one screen, we do some operation on another screen. We do some another operation and all the screens are connected. So that is a guided flow. Right. So similar flow, similar path you can create with the help of Omnis script in Omnis studio. Right. So this I told you so that you can relate how Omnis script will look like and in upcoming sessions like we will be implementing everything practically so that you can visualize how things are working individually and we'll tell you like how these flex card Omnis script can be connected together so that you will be learning. Yeah. Let's move on to the next slide. I think there is one more point Abhishek last point like LWC. So what is this? Can you just relate it as well? Sure. Sure. So whenever you are creating a flex card or Omnis script, right? So how Salesforce is managing. So basically Omnis studio has given us some tools by using the drag and drop functionality. We can create a UI or the digital experience, right? But Salesforce as a core platform supports only our components or the lightning web components if you are creating some UI. Correct. So Omnis studio has played or build this tool in a such a manner whenever you are creating a flex card or Omnis script at the back end it will be created as a LWC component. Right. So when you are creating the flex card or Omnis script with the drag and drop functionalities you are doing nothing but creating a LWC component. So now you don't need to write the code from the very scratch. You can just use the Omnis studio components which are drag and drop tools and at the back end LWC will get created automatically. So this is how Omnis studio has built their tool. Correct. Yeah. So I think it will help them to understand like LWC is somewhere in the back end. So if you know LWC so it will be good to work with Omnis studio. Yeah. And this will make more sense when we will be doing all the practical implementation. Yeah. Exactly. One more question like if someone doesn't know lightning web components so will they face any challenge? Not at all. So I mean whatever code has been created by Omnis studio at the back end we don't care. We are just working on the UI. So it doesn't matter. Yeah. That's why it is very simple to use because you don't need to think about coding if you are not good with coding still you can work very well with Omnis studio. Yeah. I mean that's the problem that Omnis studio have been resolved for the developers right? Yeah. Who don't want to code then you just come and create some LWC components with the drag and drop tools. So there is one question from winner. This is very good question. He's asking can we check that LWC code which will create by Omnis studio. I think yes. Yeah. Definitely. Yeah. We can check that and we can study that code as well like how it is implemented. Yeah. Okay. So I think we can proceed further. Okay. So now let's see the I mean as we have already discussed but let's check it check it out what flex card is again. So it summarizes the basic information at a glance. So let's say you have a customer support support system and let's say a customer is calling you and your agent who is attending that call wants to get the information very quickly right? So we will ask your name. You will ask your phone number. So for that type of functionality we can use the flex card. So on the UI we will just pass the phone number or name whatever information we require and we can fetch the data from database and show it into the flex card. So this is one of the example which can be given for the flex card. Okay. So you mean to say like there will be a component and it will receive two inputs phone number or name of the customer and on the same UI it will fetch some selected information and that information will be available on the UI. Exactly. So I mean if I summarize it we will be having two let's say text inputs where we will be getting name and phone number and there will be a button. And after click of that button within milliseconds only not seconds milliseconds all the data can be fetched from the backend and show it to the user and not let's say there are a lot of information for that customer right. So what we can do is when we are clicking that button we can just show four to five fields on the UI. Now let's say if customer agent wants to see more information we can create one more button which will show more information on to the same UI. So on the first click they will just see basic information which can be identified but if the customer agent is not satisfied then they can click another button and get some more information. So that's the functionality flex card supports. Great. So I think more idea when we will be demonstrating so it will be here then. So guys in this session we are just having a discussion like what particular tool is what we can do. So be with us because in upcoming session if you have gone through the session tracker so tomorrow we will be having one session on data raptor right. So from tomorrow onwards all the sessions will be based on practical implementation right because only studio is all practical implementation because it is a tool. So in this session only we are talking theoretically but from tomorrow onwards all the sessions will be having 80-90% practical implementations. Okay. So I think we can move on to the next slide. Yeah. So next component that comes under the digital experience is Omniscripts. So Omniscripts gives us the guided path. Let's say if you want to execute a business process step by step then we can use the Omniscripts and as Sanjay mentioned Omniscript can be compared with the Salesforce screen flow. So let's say on the first screen I want to let's say I want to create one account right and I am just I have just got information like what's the name of the account. I mean and let's say there are some conditions right. So let's say for that account forecasting is forecasting is let's say it's $10,000 right for that account. So on the next step we can show some elements or show some data according to the condition. So for example let's say if the forecasting is more than $10,000 then we will allow user to create an opportunity. If it is less than $10,000 then we will not allow the customer to create the opportunity. So these sort of conditional UI also we can create into the Omniscript. Yeah. So I think it is similar to in flow we have decision element. So based on decision element we can decide like which path we need to show to the end user. So I think it will be similar to that. And I think those who knows flow they are feeling excitement like how quickly they will be able to understand the concept because if you know the flow builder functionality you will easily catch Omnis Studio functionality right. So I hope like if you have attended Salesforce bootcamp flow session. So with that knowledge you will be able to understand all the sessions of this bootcamp as well. Okay. So maybe we can jump on to the next layer and which is very much on your hand and backbone. Correct. So before jumping on to the next layer which is service layer I just want to mention one more thing. As we discussed all the flex card and omniscript are created as created as a LWC at the back end right. So one more benefit of creating flex card and omniscript. We can add these omniscript and flex card anywhere into the Salesforce. It can be your record page. It can be your home page. It can be your community page or anywhere. It can be even even it is possible to integrate or embed your omniscript into our custom LWC. So let's say you have created a LWC which is which which you have developed from the scratch right. Now what you want to do is you want to create a omniscript and that omniscript can be embedded into your custom LWC which you have created. And it's vice versa. If you if you if you have created a LWC and if you have created an omniscript that custom LWC can also be embedded can be embedded into your omniscript. So these these sort of flexibility omnisodio tools. Omnisodio has given us. So this is also one of the most important thing. Yeah, I think and this is great and similar thing we can do in flows as well. So those who are familiar with flows. So they can just relate whatever you are explaining. Yeah. Okay. Now let's move on to the next layer. Okay. There are some more explanation of omniscripts like as we discussed. We already covered I think all the things that can skip and we can jump on to the next. Yeah. So next layer in the service management layer. So so one part is completed. You have created the UI right now if you want to show some data which is saved into your database or if you want to save some data into into your database. So let's say you are getting some customer information. Now you want to create a record for the scene. So those sort of for those sort of things. When we talk about Salesforce we use apex and SQLs and DMS in Omnisodio. We use integration procedures and data raptors. So if if we want to compare the SQL queries and DML operations with the Omnisodio components, those can be compared with the Omnisodio data raptors. And if you want to compare your apex class where you where you are building some sort of logic or some sort of conditional statements, those can be compared with the integration procedures. So if you want to set some data, if you want to save some data, you can you can use the data raptors and if you want to build some logic. So for example, let's say in your apex class, you are writing five five SQL queries. So what you will be doing is you will be creating integration procedure and integration procedure from where you will be calling five data raptors. So it can be really it can be related with this this this example. Yeah, in your IP slash apex class, you are writing five SQL queries slash five data raptors. So this can be one of the example. Yeah, and I think the best part of data raptor and IP is like in one apex class if we are writing five SQL. So those SQLs will be utilized in same apex class only, right, we cannot reuse them in another apex class. Right. But in case of data raptor, if you have five data raptors, you can use them in one IP. And along with that, if you want to use all data raptors or any one or two in another IP, I think we can use there as well. Right. Exactly. Yeah, so data raptor and IP, both are independent components and they are reusable components. So this is the advantage of this tool. So whenever you create any data raptor or IP, so both are reusable. Right. So you just need to design or implement it in such a way so that you can reuse as much as you can so that your implementation time should be reduced. Right. And if we compare it, so data raptor is similar to SOQL and DML in simple way and integration procedure is similar to Apex and in flow. Also, we have these things. So in flow, we have data elements like create record update record. We have delete record. Right. So get record. So all these are related to data raptor retrieve update and transform not transform but retrieve update. And load. Right. So and in in flow, we have decision element. We have loop element. So these are somewhere related to like IP. So IP has more features as compared to flow. That's why it is more popular in industry clouds. So this way I think if if you go for an interview, so these kind of questions will be asked, like why Omni studio? Why not flow builder? Why Omni studio? Why not Apex? And it's it's it's related feature. So this way you need to know how you can compare everything with with the help of example and you can justify your answer. Okay. So I think we can move to the next slide now. Correct. So the first component of service management layer is data raptor. Right. So there are four types of data raptor that Omni studio provides. Named that data raptor turbo extract data raptor extract data raptor load and data raptor transform. So so data raptor turbo extract and data raptor data raptor extract would vote the data data raptor are same kind of data raptors. We will call call them DRs. So DR turbo extract. We will be using when we want to fetch some data from only the single object. Right. Single object and it's direct pairing. So why and DR extract we use when we want to fetch the data which is in which is in hierarchy. So let's say we have three objects like A, B and C. Right. If we and C is the grand child and is the grand parent. So if we want to fetch the data of a with the help of C object, then we will be using the data raptor extract. Right. Yeah. So to add here like objects which are having relationships. Right. Correct. Yeah. Right. So we can fetch the data from from the direct parent only. So we can just go to the one level only. But in the data raptor extract we can go to the multiple level or if you want to fetch the data from from the object which are which are not into the relation also that also we can do in the data raptor extract. But why they have created in such a way because data raptor turbo extract will give you the data a bit faster as compared to data raptor extract. And the reason is because when DR DR turbo extract we are just fetching from the data from only single object. And in data raptor extract we are fetching the data from multiple objects. Which can be which can be which can be or which can be a single you know related object or or separate objects as well. Now we will see the data raptor load. So what data raptor load does is yeah so what data raptor load does is so when we talk about the Salesforce conference slide. First is your SQL and second is your DML right. So if you want to insert some data or save some data or update some data into your database then we will be using the data raptor load as the name suggests load some data into the database right. On to the last one data raptor transform right so the the main thing about the only studio tools is they supports multiple type of data formats like Jason XML and etc. So if you want to transform your data right like from XML to Jason Jason to XML or Jason to Jason also. So those sort of things we can do into the data raptor. One more functionality of data raptor transform is if you so let's say if you if you are fetching account records and you are getting 100 or let's say 500 records of accounts. Now you want to trim it trim the data down by the 100 records then then we can take the help of data raptor transform. Okay so due to some reason my video got stuck so apologies for that. So I think you very well explained all the things there is one question what is transforming. So I think it is new concept and it was not available in flow and it is not available in apex as well right. So it is available in almost today. So I think whenever we'll be doing some demonstrations you will be able to understand it more clearly right. So right now like extract you can relate as SOQL and load you can relate as DNL right. Okay so next is IP. Yeah so as we already discussed IP is nothing but it is your apex class which has some similar similar functionalities like calling calling calling or writing SOQL queries. Writing a DML operations writing some logic or business logic or conditioners logic like if else for loop try catch block all these sort of things that you can do in your apex class we can do it do it into the IP. And one more benefit that Sanjay told before like if you have written five SOQL queries in your apex class and if you want to use the same SOQL queries into your another apex class you have to write those SOQL queries again into the another apex class. But in the context of OVNI studio IP let's say you have created five data raptors so those five data raptors can be used into N number of integration procedures. You don't have to create a data raptor for each and every icon. You can use your data raptor at multiple IPs at multiple OVNI scripts. So that is one more advantage of OVNI studio tools. Yeah and I think it is faster as well so that example is on next slide if you go to next slide I think yeah so with this example I think you will be able to understand the power of OVNI studio. So basically if you have any minor tasks for four hours that you are building with apex so with IP you can implement it in one hour. And if you have any major tasks that that will take six weeks so that that actually you can cover in one day maybe or in two days with the help of integration procedure. Right so your efforts will be reduced and in OVNI studio we don't need to write test classes but in apex we need to write test classes as well. Right so that's that's where also you will save lots of time. Yeah. Okay so with this we can move on to the next layer. So the last layer is developer experience layer which is which is nothing but if you want to deploy your OVNI studio components from one environment to the another environment. So OVNI studio has given us two tools first is IDX build tool and IDX workbench. So IDX build tool and IDX workbench what you can do is you can fetch your components in your source org or source environment. And with the help of these tools you can deploy that source code into your target environment. So this is self-explanatory so we I mean this can this can be this is all for this test and experience. Yeah so I think we have one one one slides for each IDX build tool and IDX workbench. So basically build tool is command line automation tool which packages and migrates OVNI studio data packs in a source control friendly format. Right and it preserves dependencies validates the data and verifies the success of migration. So it is basically based on command line and if we talk about IDX workbench so that is basically if you go to the next slide. So it is basically a desktop application that enables developers to migrate data packs and Salesforce metadata from one org to another or from an org to a Git repo. Right yeah and it also includes a test console where users can run test procedures and view Gantt charts of their step by step performance. So these are two tools available for deployment purpose right so we'll be doing demonstrations in upcoming sessions. So I think this is all we prepared for today. So I hope now you you must have deep dive right so in overview session we just talked about the layer now we discussed them in detail. And tomorrow we'll be picking data raptor. So in tomorrow's session you will get to know how you can create data raptors. So from day to onwards all the sessions will be having practical implementation so that you can understand and you can have grip on this tool. So just just share a review or feedback about the bootcamp how you are feeling and what what what are your reviews like you are liking or what what we can improve. I'm sure like from tomorrow onwards when we'll be doing some demonstration so you will like them. And we request you to create your account in the org which is having Omni Studio installed and like if you have the org so whatever demonstrations we will be doing so you can practice them. Along with that we'll try to create a practice exercise sheet also so that day wise whatever we are covering in the session. So we will be having those requirements placed in a document so that going forward whenever in future you want to practice so you can use that document handy. Right. So this is all about today's session. Let me see if we have any question that is not answered. I tried to have all the questions. So there is one question velocity and Omni Studio are same or different. So I think velocity developed this tool and now it is known as Omni Studio. So this we already covered. So you can just watch overview session where Abhishek explained it in detail. Then when I was asking there is a separate org for different insurance also like health and vehicle. Similarly for insurance cloud there is an org and in that insurance cloud you can have insurance for health or vehicle. Right. They are part of that insurance cloud. For health industry we have separate cloud that is known as health cloud. So one question how much ease in troubleshooting steps with regards to Omni Studio. So Abhishek I think it depends on practice totally. Right. Yeah. The more you practice the it will it will get easier to troubleshoot your problem. Yeah. So Manjunath I think this this is answer for your question. So initially whatever demonstrations we will be doing. So just practice those and like if you get a chance to work on a project. So I think you will improve a lot and Rajiv there are two certifications for Omni Studio. One is Omni Studio developer and one is Omni Studio consultant. So Vijay there are lots of jobs for Omni Studio like once you will be having enough knowledge. So read reframe your CV as per that and then try you will get a lot of opportunities for Omni Studio. Right. So if you are not seeing it means you are not searching in proper way. So lots of jobs are there. So how to use real time Omni Studio so that we'll be demonstrating from tomorrow onwards. So Suresh if you know Apex and SOQL that would be good. If you doesn't know we'll try to tell you in such a way so that you can understand. But if you know so you will be quickly like understanding all the concepts that we are going to explain. Yeah. Okay. So I think with this note we can end the session because we don't have much questions now. I think we are we already answered all the questions. So guys tomorrow like tomorrow is Friday but due to some reasons on Wednesday we were not able to have the session. So we just want to have this sequence going forward like two sessions every week. So we'll try to have one more session tomorrow so that you can start implementing something on Omni Studio tool. Right. Okay. So there is one more question. There is no requirement for code. So non-technical person can also. Yeah. Yes. When I'm non-technical person this is low code platform so non-technical folk can work. So Manjunath I think for development you can go through the bootcamp there everything I already explained related to Apex and all. Yes. After this I can plan for CPQ. So it will take some time. Yes. Omni Studio is part of Salesforce developer jobs. But if you have Omni Studio skill set so your chances will be high. Getting a job. So Omni Studio is a developer tool. So that's why you will see a Salesforce developer jobs having a skill set of Omni Studio. Right. And they can come as velocity developer as well. So Salesforce developer or velocity developer. So velocity developer is specific to Omni Studio and Salesforce developer can be LWC or Apex along with Omni Studio. So exclusive jobs for Omni Studio will be called as velocity developer. So with that keyword you need to try and search the jobs. Okay. So thank you Abhishek for sharing the insight and I am sure like from next session onwards people will be getting more knowledge practically. So I am excited. I think you are also excited and I can see the excitement throughout the community because I can see more than 250 folks joined. And right now also we have more than 40 folks live and I'm sure like this bootcamp will break all the view counts because very, very less platforms are having this content. And thank you Abhishek for doing this for the community. And I will like I'm sure we will be doing in different way like I did other bootcamp. So we'll be going on slow pace keeping that in mind like people are beginner for this tool. So we'll explain everything in detail. We'll try to answer each and every question so that this bootcamp will be a unique kind of bootcamp for the community. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. So thank you so much Abhishek. Yeah. Thank you Sunday. Okay. So I think that's a wrap. So see you guys tomorrow in the next session. Bye everyone.


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Hello everyone, welcome back to another mid-journey tutorial on this one. I'm going to show you how to delete or remove things from being put into your pictures, being placed in your images. For example, I forward slash imagine Elton John, for example. Now when I do that, Elton John has always had, you know, he's been associated with big funny glasses and big sunglasses and stuff. However, here it is. If you want to not have glasses in the picture, for example, you type in imagine, just like you normally would. You type in Elton John, but here it is.  I'll do a comma hyphen hyphen, no sunglasses. When you do that and you hit enter, as you'll see here, I've done it up top here, Elton John dash dash no sunglasses dash dash no glasses. It rendered without glasses. That's how you do it guys. Thanks for watching.


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Welcome to Eyes on Hawaii on the ThinkTag live streaming network series broadcasting from our downtown studio at Pine New Plaza at the core of downtown Honolulu. I'm your host Carol Cox. Joining me in the studios is Kathy Gogell. Today we're going to talk about Ms. Gogell's role as an advocate for animals. Remember that our talk shows are streamed live on the internet from 12 noon to 5 p.m. every weekday and earlier shows are streamed all night long. All our shows are streamed on livestream.com. If you want the links to our live streams or previous broadcasts which are available on youtube.com or if you want to subscribe to our programs or get on our mailing list and get our program advisors go to thinktechhawaii.com. If you want to pose a question or comment during one of our shows, please tweet us at thinktechhi, thinktechhi. Okay so welcome aboard Kathy Gogell. Thanks so much for having me Carol. Yes ma'am I really appreciate you are the president of and founder one of the founders. I was I'm one of the founders of animal rights Hawaii. We were founded in 1977 and we are one of the oldest animal rights organizations in the world and we are also and have always been all volunteers. And you're statewide are you or you do things are also internationally. We work on international issues we work on national issues and of course local issues. And when were you founded? 1977 so we've been around quite a long time before PETA even. Before PETA that's right they're really young compared to coming on the scene. So now I can think back many issues that were worldwide and drew international attention and that was Canadian seal killing and I'm sure and I recall you having some role in that in participating. What happened with that and how are you involved? That was one of our earliest protests. We had a parade in Waikiki. It was actually a seal funeral and we were protesting the killing of the harp seal pups for their fur in a very very cruel manner in the spring and actually it's still going on and it's going on right now as the ice breaks up the ships can bring the sealers in close to where the pups are and they kill them with what's called a hacka-pick. It's a very hard long sharp nasty hook and the animals are left to just bleed out on the on the ice and their skins are taken. So now they're just taken kill for their fur and for fur coats and lining of seats and cars and vehicles and what is that correct? That's correct even though the European Union does not allow the import of fur from these animals anymore. The US doesn't allow the import. It's just in anachronism and we have been fighting against it as I said for many years. Now coming back local here you you have done many things on dolphin, cetacean captivity, you've protested many things and if you could just share with my viewers what it is that you've done and to what degree have you had an impact can you a measurable impact? I believe that we have. One of the things that we worked on very very hard was livestock transport. Hawaii raises cattle and they are shipped to the mainland for slaughter but even worse live pigs are brought in used to be from Canada now it's from the middle of the United States Nebraska the Tacotas those states they are shipped all the way by truck until they get to the West Coast and then on mats and ships to Hawaii just to provide what's called hot pork, unrefrigerated flesh of a slaughtered pig for certain markets. We worked on this for many years we worked with some international organizations and we were happy to have time supermarket and food line supermarket commit to no longer using or selling pork from animals who have undergone that long horrible journey so that that's one of one of our what we're really proud of. Now talking about shipment of animals and live animals and livestock what are some of the concerns is there are hardships associated with this shipping and you you've mentioned a bit of it but what are these animals experiencing and so that people don't draw the conclusion that well we are sensitive for the wrong reasons can you share with us? Well absolutely they are not coming on a cruise ship they are in what are called livestock containers double-decker so that all of the urine and excrement from the pigs above lands on the pigs below. Pigs get seasick a lot of pigs die on route we have been getting the livestock import permits from the state of Hawaii for the past 15 years every month we check how many pigs are coming in and how many died they died they die from heat exhaustion they die from starvation sometimes because they run out of food on the trip it is absolutely unnecessary if people need to eat pork it can come from animals raised and slaughtered on the mainland. So you're looking more so the humane treatment of all of these animals were they are destined for the dinner table or you also on many occasions have raised issues and had an influence on show animals of bears and donkeys to jump diving mules and what I recall years back having conversation with you about the diving mules can you tell us a little bit about that. Well we have we have protested animals at the 50th State Fair the animal acts for many many years the Diving Mule Act was run by a man named Tim Rivers and we actually tried to get a TRO against him unfortunately the judge didn't rule in in our favor and Mr. Rivers went ahead that had his mules climb up this long long long ramp up to the top and very often he would have a monkey tied to the mule and then dive into a pool of water in a boat like an above-the-ground swimming pool. Mr. Rivers was convicted in a federal sting a few years later along with several of his companions for shooting endangered species in their cages and selling their fur so he spent some time in federal prison not for the Diving Mule Act but I I'm happy to know that he is out of business right now. So the central theme is is animal welfare animal cruelty and and when we just for entertainment for example it's rather costly for the animal and that most people are sensitive to that and you don't have to be an animal rights activist or as some people say they whether they call them a Peter whatever it is but it's a negative connotation but animals do have the right to be protected and cared for and not abused for our entertainment if we're going to legitimately consume them if that's the accepted practice but all of the side issues of them standing in the urine soar feet moving and contain trailers as we know for example where they come in from out island for example cows and then their place on the tarmac there at Sand Island waiting to be picked up or put back on a boat or wherever they're going in their destination how do they feed them in between if they shipped them from the big island and they subsequently a destined for the mainland and other places is that the practice well if they're they're brought in and then they're placed on this blasted heat blasted piece of property at Sand Island the there is usually a caretaker and some food is thrown into them and a water hose is provided but those metal boxes retain the heat terribly and we would like to see an end to livestock transport we have petitioned Matt since several times they don't even respond to our letters but with regard to entertainment animals I'm sure everybody remembers Tike the elephant who was gunned down with 87 bullets in 1994 she had escaped from the circus at Blaisdell she killed her handler and at that point we decided that we were going to this was going to be a major major issue for us and we have been working trying to get legislation passed both at the city council level and at the state level for many years and finally we have upcoming in May just in a few days public hearings on changes in the administrative rules for the Department of Agriculture the state Department of Agriculture that would prohibit the import of dangerous wild animals for display or shows and this does not include the zoo so zoos are excluded from from this rule they're going to be public hearings on all of the islands and we hope that animal lovers on all the islands will come out and speak and if they can't come out they can send in testimony and they can visit our Facebook page which is animal rights Hawaii and find out how to send in their testimony and it's unfortunate if we look back these animals that tyke and the citations or the killer whale false killer whales or the killer whales they have a common thing or common thread people have the advocacy groups have always tried to encourage or discourage housing these animals and containing them because they are wild animals number one but a bigger problem is and I think what it's unfortunate but it happened this way is that in each occasion someone died for example the person that was handling the citation of the killer whale was drowned or killed and then there's tyke and there's other instances where animals have been found to injure people while they were originally to be entertaining so it's unfortunate that it has resulted in the death of human beings but that seems to elevate it then it's as if someone gets the point well hopefully somebody gets the point it should take that you know I mean it really shouldn't people should should realize that elephants in the wild travel many many miles during a day and elephants in circuses are chained up 23 hours a day fortunately Ringling Brothers is closing down and we hope that some of the other circuses that still use elephants will stop using them and also other other dangerous animals lions tigers bears they all have particular needs in order to live a decent life and traveling shows does not provide anything good for them and and so often this vivid picture of this tiger or this bear or this wild animal walking back and force pacing that imagine being housed in a small cage and there are many people coming and animals don't like to look at one another in the eye I mean it's showing down and here's hundreds of eyes per day staring at thousands of eyes we don't quite understand the psychology of animals but we do know that many of them on many occasions do in fact start to act abnormally as a fourth they when I say abnormal they've been trained to do but most of that is forced and to get an animal to do tricks what do you say about the the actions taken to to get an animal to an elephant to stand on his head what does that involve it involves usually taking a very young elephant chaining them down and beating them beating them with clubs and with what's called a bull hook it's also called an oncus it has a very sharp hook on it and elephants there are places on their bodies particularly under their under their legs where the skin is not so thick that is very painful for them so that that's how they're trained that not only for shows but for elephant rides and elephant polo and and all this stupid stupid tricks even on roller skates elephants on roller skates it's just it's just crazy depressing in one sense and so okay we're going to take a short break and I'm Carol Cox this is the eyes on Hawaii think tech live streaming network series we're talking with miss Kathy gogale about animals and their welfare we'll be back in a minute so stay tuned for more of the story thank you for watching think tech I'm Grace Chang the new host for global connections you can find me here live every Thursday at 1 p.m. we'll be talking to people around the islands or visiting the islands who are connected in various aspects of global affairs so please tune in and aloha and thanks for watching hello I'm Dean Nelson host the planet of the courageous from a Tibetan point of view we chose to be on this planet because we enrolled in a sort of graduate school for courage just that we may have chosen this adventure is a leap of logic the question is how do we spend and make sense of this precious human life we are as a species extraordinarily successful dominating the planet and now with planetary science problems that our existence itself has created it takes courage to face not only in the uncertainty of life but also the challenge of sustaining the gift of life for future generation join us every other Monday at 3 p.m. on think tech Hawaii aloha we're back we're live I'm Carol Cox and this is eyes on Hawaii on the think tech live streaming network series talking about animal rights and their welfare so Kathy go Gail I really appreciate you taking the time I've always wanted to corner you and say it come in let's sit and talk about this and share because you know the slightest overt act where a person might suggest that maybe we should review how we treat animals or maybe you become labeled as a a person who's an extremist so you there's this great dangers where if you say to them well we really shouldn't put things in captivity we shouldn't to take a chimpanzee and train it how many young chimpanzees or how many adult chimpanzees lose their lives just to get this to happen well we don't know how many but it's it's quite obvious that the wildlife in Africa particularly are suffering greatly from habitat loss but also from the bush meat trade and from from people wanting to take them and sell them as pets so we we are totally totally opposed opposed to that so now we have citations in captivity and and the ultimate message that you you and others want to get out there is that even in the consumption of animals is that right you're vegan or vegetarian and you advocate for that then what's the benefit to that and why would you educate and to tell people what they that they shouldn't eat animals or meat meat products well we advocate a plant-based diet and since we're so close to Earth Day I think it's really appropriate that we discuss this issue when forests are cleared such as in South America where the Amazon forest is is is disappearing it's being cleared for cattle for cattle to graze the amount of time the amount of energy that goes into producing a pound of meat the amount of water that goes into producing a pound of meat is horribly horribly high it was so much better to raise food directly to feed people we talk about sustainability here in Hawaii the livestock industry here has been living off the taxpayers for many many years I've been monitoring the legislature and and we have bought them lots of stuff they the livestock industry here has no future without great infusions of taxpayer money it would be far better if we are truly dedicated to being sustainable that we raise our own food to feed to people not to cattle and that's two more shows down the road but you know in regards to South America and more specifically just recently in the news they have stated that Brazil has outgrown America in this production agricultural wise and the reason given is that a lot of the land has been cleared for soybean hint soy milk soy products so so there's a great danger if there's the there's a balance that need to be stricken struck here in while advocating for that what what do you say about that as to do we want to focus solely on soy milk and create these things or as a diet to vary it and make it a variety of foods to consume and how do we avoid contributing to such a situation in Brazil wanting that the need to produce soy milk well mark everything is market-driven and quite frankly I don't like soy milk I prefer almond milk coconut milk cashew milk is really delicious but each time a new product like that comes up then of course there's going to be someone who wants to grow those things yeah palm oil in Indonesia is destroying the forest because people want to use palm oil orangutan habitat is disappearing I really don't have an answer right the dilemma that we find ourselves in because we know we need to do something but how do with all these mechanisms in place how do we gauge it and how we regulate it and the need because just one of them send a spike up and demand the resources attributed to that but coming back here to Hawaii for example the question or even about dairies and the production of dairies and one would have to ask the environmental impacts are they worth it for a gallon of milk we just casually say a gallon clearly it's more than a gallon of milk involved yes one or one company say that they they produce in a year's time four million gallons or the equivalent of five days of milk flowing over the flowing over the rainbow falls in in Hilo five days my response to that would be yes you were producing many million gallons of milk but you're also producing many million gallons of cow poop manure that goes into what they call euphemistically lagoons which produce methane and can overflow during our rainy season and can trickle down into our water supply and the same thing happens with pig farms as well but we have and we do have some intensive capos confined animal feeding operations here in Hawaii for pigs and for dairy so my my feeling is that again livestock agriculture in Hawaii becomes corporate welfare and we're our state we have a hard time providing for our children in schools we have a hard time providing for the homeless we have health care to worry about I think that if an industry is to survive it should be able to do so on its own and I'd like to see the legislature stop hemorrhaging money into the livestock industry well interesting you talk about hemorrhaging and subsidizing just recently and I won't name the company but there's a dairy and to buy a half a gallon of this milk is locally produced this dairy produces a milk and they sell it in the stores many of the big chain stores for at on sale 548 a half a gallon or 549 some places 599 a half a gallon now that's what would a whole gallon cost you add it up when you can get the same or not or milk product from some of the box chain stores like you know around for $5 or 450 a gallon not that I'm advocating for drinking milk but clearly how does one justify our legislators justify subsidizing that kind and claiming local sustained sustainable and it's going to fuel the economy but that's really extreme cost or high cost to pay and to say that it's a sustainable is it really sustainable no it's not sustainable at all and I've been at the legislature and Sally and saying that over and over again but there are lobbyists for this industry why I did a little segue into that just say that could you tell us about your legislative lobbying and what you do what do you go through and what some of the bills that you just trying to bring it back home if you could what are some of the bills that you've actually been supporting and advocating for over the years and do we recognize any of those now that are in place and what are some of the new ones well one of some of the recent ones we supported the ivory ban and we we're very very happy that Hawaii has has banned the import and sale of ivory that's very important I also have participated in many many legislative hearings on invasive species as well as protection for invasive for our endangered species well it's clearly you've done a lot of work and a lot of work ahead of you so I would say the elephant ban is a really good thing because to get it ivory you are killing an elephant they don't just cut them off and whether it's rhino horns or rhinoceros horns and what have you to make colorful statues or stamps and whatever it's just unreasonable and just really a sad situation but I really appreciate you taking the time and joining me is there anything real quick how does one reach you real quickly well through our Facebook page would be the best way and that is animal rights Hawaii and and check us out we have a Twitter account and also Instagram and is there is it open to public joining or do you membership or we don't really have members we have supporters we have a website but it was hacked by someone in Malaysia a couple of years ago so we haven't put it up again okay well I really appreciate you joining us and we're gonna say that basically this is a come to the end and it's just so much to talk about and okay and I appreciate it and we're out of time and well we'll have to wrap it up I'm Carol Cox eyes of this is eyes on Hawaii on the think tech live streaming network series we've been talking with Ms. Kathy Gogell about advocating for welfare of animals thanks to you miss Kathy Gogell for being here with me thanks to our broadcast engineer Robert McClain our floor manager and to Jay Fidel our executive producer who puts this all together and thanks to you and our viewers and listeners if you want to get our email and social media program advisors click the link on think tech Hawaii.com if you'd like to be a guest an underwriter or a volunteer or if you want to join us in our downtown studio in Pioneer Plaza contact Jay at think tech 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Kathy and Elliot Lewis on stage. Kathy Lewis, Elliot Lewis. Two of the most distinguished names in radio. Appearing each week in their own theater, starring in a repertory of transcribed stories of their own and your choosing. Radios for most players in radios for most plays. Drama, comedy, adventure, mystery, melodrama. Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Elliot Lewis. Good evening. May I present my wife, Kathy? Good evening. Back in 1882, a very fine dorker decided to do a short surrey, satirical in Nate's name, about justice. His name was Frank Stockton. As that often happens, the story was excellent. It was well received in our literature. And it has remained in our literature for a reason which Mr. Stockton had not intended. Even to make complete sense out of what we're telling you up to now, we add this. Or the tiger. In the very olden king whose ideas, sharpened by the progressiveness of distant land, as became the half of his which was barbaric. And he was a kind and great king in the true tradition of the very olden time. In keeping with tradition too, he had a lovely young daughter, the princess Miridana, who was the apple of his eye, and for whom he would do anything. Within reason, of course. Father. Yes, my daughter. Father Bohn. I wish he hadn't rid of him. But he just arrived. But he's so ugly. And nourished. Does it make a difference? Father, what a question. I have a position to maintain. True. Pinabelle. It's great, Serapino. Oh, my. My Pinabelle, get up. My servant prostrates himself. Pinabelle, you're not a lowly servant. How do you leave my king? Hey, Pinabelle, about the princess. Selected in myself, great Serapino. Please. Monstrous. Who put power for his appearance? He's a very good worker. In accused of a crime. He's ugly. And he's offended the princess. Oh, of course, mighty Serapino. We must determine if he is guilty. If he offended the princess, Your Majesty, and he's only a slave. It is not for us to judge him, Pinabelle. We must have a trial. The arena of Your Majesty? Naturally. He'll have his chance to open one of the two doors, like anyone else. Oh, I hope he chooses the tiger. What fun. Yes, it would be entertaining, wouldn't it? Pinabelle, tomorrow, when the sun is high, that should give everyone time to get to the arena for the occasion. My subjects will want to know that justice is being done. Good for the morale. See to it, will you, Pinabelle? Let the ceremony begin. Bring forth the prisoner. Bring forth the prisoner, I said. Your Majesty, I am the prisoner. The slave Timonius. You are? Milordana, was this the fellow? Of course, Father. I thought you said he was ugly. Well, look at him. Isn't he? Hmm. Well, it isn't for me to say, but we'll see. Prisoner, you have been accused of a crime for which you are now to be judged in the fair and impartial manner of our kingdom. Pinabelle, tell him the rules. Yes, your most powerful majesty. Prisoner, on the opposite side of the arena you see two doors, exactly alike and side by side. Each is heavily curtain with skins on the inside so that it's impossible that any noise should come from within to inform you what fate lies on the other side. Behind one is a tiger. Behind the other a beautiful maiden. At the king's signal, you will walk directly to one of the doors and open it. Choosing either one, you please. Should you open the door that will release a tiger, you will be eaten and your guilt will be established. Should you open the other door, you will then upon prove your innocence and you will be immediately married to the lovely young girl who awaits you there. Isn't it exciting? I should say.  I think today I'd prefer no wedding. Oh, Father.  Well, look, Father. He can't make up his mind. But there's a little chance. There. Look! Just as I suspected. Guilty. That terrible man. Got just what was coming to him. I have to protect our people, you know. Oh, Father, you're so kind. Always thinking of your subjects. And so must you, my daughter. Remember, they're your people, too. Really, though they aren't. They're fathers. And he rules them very sternly at times, though only for their own good. Now, if they were really my people, I should think I'd be able to do anything I'd want with them. Especially a lardo. Brave, sweet, a lardo. A lardo, my all. Yes, Myriadana. Say you love me. I cannot tell you I love you, Myriadana. A lardo. For that would not tell you all I feel about you. Can I convey the pain, the torture when we're apart? Can I tell you of the fury in my blood when my thoughts try to bring you close to me and some fool profanes the air by speaking of other things? How can I say I love you and tell you one-tenth what you are to me? You are life and blood and air and everything that is precious to me. I am all these things to you, my love. I am possessed. Oh, a lardo, you're such a lovely man. Kiss me. Oh, that I would do, Myriadana, my flower. With all my heart, I would feign clutch you to my breast. A lardo, kiss me. Oh, my darling. You must always stay with me forever and ever. I promise that I shall, Myriadana. Only when shall you ever be my bride? A lardo, that again. But, Myriadana, you are my own true love. If you will not have me... Father would never permit you to marry me. Am I not good enough for you? You're good enough for me, but not for Father. It is unjust. It is not. You know perfectly well a princess can never marry a commoner. It just isn't done. And why isn't it prey? Well, I don't know. It isn't. That's all. Myriadana, my own. Let me go to your father and tell him that I love you. Oh, no. He would dispatch you to the arena without a moment's hesitation. Then I will be satisfied. If I cannot have you, let the tigers have me. And then what shall I have? Oh, no, a lardo, my lover. I cannot let you. Then what shall I do? Well, why don't you just persuade Father to promote you to a general or something? General? I don't want to be a soldier. Not just any soldier, darling. A general, a nobleman. Then we could be married. Yes. I suppose you're right. Silly. Of course I'm right. Why don't you talk to Father about it? Do you think I dare? Of course. I'll get you an audience with him. You'd better think of something clever to say if you want him to reward you. With you at my side, Myriadana, how can I fail? Oh, oh, I won't be at your side, a lardo. Father wouldn't like it if he thought we knew each other. I'd better stay at his side. I think I can help you more from there. Sweet, Myriadana. Sweet, a lardo.  Kiss me. There is really nothing so difficult in exercising one's powers of persuasion on a barbaric king like Zerabino. Like others of his class, he's greatly given to self-communing when he and himself are agreed upon anything the thing is done. When every member of his domestic and political systems moves smoothly in its appointed course, his nature is bland and genial. But whenever there is a little hitch, and some of his orbs get out of their orbits, he is blander and more genial still for nothing. Pleases him so much as to make the crooked straight and crush down uneven places. And so all that remains for me is to create some uneven place and point out a way to smooth it over. And with success, I may yet become a general and consort to the lovely Myriadana. This youth before us, what did you say his name was Myriadana? Alardo, Father.  Yes, his Alardo. Pinabelle, make arrangements to send him to the arena. To the arena, Your Majesty? To the arena, most merciful king? To the arena. Father, whatever for? He's presumptuous. That's why they before. Coming in here, telling me how they do things in Rome. What's Rome got that we haven't got? Our arena's bigger and better than anything they ever had. Well, true, Your Majesty, but is it civilized? Well, it's just as civilized as the one in Rome. Well, perhaps it's a bad choice of words, Your Majesty. After all, what is civilization? Hmm? What is civilization? Oh, yes, Your Majesty. Well, that's an impertinent question. Have I ever heard one? Pinabelle, tell him. Me? Your Majesty? Yes, yes. Go ahead. Tell this impertinent young upstart. Don't you think it's too impertinent for the prime minister to have to answer, great king? Oh, answer him, will you? Yes. Civilization. Well, it's the arena. Ah, exactly. The arena.  More than the arena? The public bath? Your Majesty, civilization is progress, advance. Pinabelle, we have been making progress.  Well, then... Well, such limited progress, Your Majesty. What have we done to encourage people in the arts as they do in Rome? Nothing. How many poets are there in the kingdom? Practically none. In Rome, there are many. Many what? Poets, Your Majesty. Poets? They write poetry. That all they do? Of course. Shameful. Disgraceful, Your Majesty. Wasting good time writing about birds and trees and the like. I ought to be doing something useful. How true, Your Majesty, and yet, a poet's usefulness depends on his inspiration. What is there to inspire a Roman poet, but a bird, a tree, a beautiful woman? Nothing. But here, Your Majesty, the poet finds true inspiration in the greatness of our kingdom, in the majesty of Zerabino himself. Really? You mean they'd write about me? Of course, Your Majesty, if they were encouraged to do so. Well, I certainly have no objections. Do you, Pinabelle? Oh, I myself would consider it a great achievement to honor the mighty Zerabino in poetic phrases, Your Majesty. Yes, we should encourage young men to follow this pursuit. By all means, Your Majesty. I'll do it. Is that all, young man? Yes, Your Majesty. Very well. Pinabelle, you may take him to the arena now. Father. He said he was finished. Father, he should be rewarded, not put on trial for his life. You really think so? Of course. It was his idea, you know. Oh, I wouldn't say that. I thought he was very clever. See here, young lady, just why are you showing so much interest in him? Fair is fair, Father. Perhaps you're right. What shall we give him? Money? Perhaps a post in the army, Father. Good idea. A general, perhaps. No, no far too young. A captain, captain. Yes, that's it. Pinabelle, see to it, make him a captain. A captain? Pinabelle, see if you can place him in the unit that's ready to march. March? Where? Oh, they must be fighting someplace or other.  That's the way to get ahead in the army. I don't, I don't really want to. Oh, that's all right, my boy. You burned it. Just shows what you could do by using your head. You are listening to Kathy and Elliott Lewis on stage tonight's play, The Lady or the Tiger. This Sunday night here, Anne Baxter, heading the cast of the Plough and the Candle on your Playhouse of Stars. Now, the same evening you'll be waiting for Lionel Barrymore's Hall of Fame Playhouse on most of these same stations. Every Sunday night, Mr. Barrymore is host to a narrative of an original drama spotlighting some unsung hero or heroine of American history. This Sunday night, for the Hall of Fame Playhouse and Theatre of Stars, be listening to CBS Radio. Cruel eye. The dream leave on a year long, a captain. No general eye. To dream paradise and awaken a captain in the army. To fight in the army. To leave on a year long expedition. True love, the beautiful Prince agent that takes me from my own. But it lands in her garden by the light of the moon. There she stands, silhouetted against the evening sky. Oh, my Myriadana, how I have longed for this moment. Who is that? It is I, Alardo. Alardo? Oh, Myriadana, how I have waited for this moment to hold you in my arms like this to press your lips to mine. Oh, my darling, again, again. Oh, oh, gladly, Alardo. Who's there? What is this? We are discovered. What is only my mistress, Myriadana? Myriadana? Yes, Myriadana. Is this how I find you on your return from the war? Myriadana, you? Yes, I. Then who is this in my arms? Well, it is I, Florelli. Florelli? You prefer making love to my lady in waiting? I thought it was you, Myriadana, my love. How can you be so cruel as to call me your love with that woman in your arms? I didn't notice. Come over here in the moonlight, you deceiving wench. Why did nothing to deceive you, Alardo? You kissed me, did you not? Well, you kissed me, did you not? I couldn't tell who you were in the dark. I thought you were Myriadana. I wonder. I knew who you were. Enough. Oh, Myriadana, I swear. Well, do you find me no longer attractive, sweet Alardo? Well, you're very pretty, of course. Alardo. But you are not, Myriadana, the fairest flower of our land, the dream of my heart for these long months away. You, Florelli, back to my bed, Jamie. Yes, my princess. Goodbye, Alardo. Oh, how could you? I swear, my love, I did not know. Only the shadow of a girl in the moonlight and my heart was pounding so with the thought of holding you once more in my arms. How was I to know it was another? She did not seem to be struggling to get away from you. No, she didn't struggle, did she? I wonder why not. Perhaps you did know it was Florelli and not I. Oh, Myriadana. Did you enjoy the kiss? Of course not. How could I?  Well, what that is, I was deceived by her. I could tell in an instant, though, that something was amiss, that those lips were not Myriadana's lips. And the second time you kissed her was that to make certain they were not my lips? Second time? I don't think you love me anymore. Say not so, Myriadana. I love you more now than ever before. I shall always love you. And ever more and more. It isn't fair that you kissed Florelli before you kissed me. I don't like her. Or try to forgive her my love. It wasn't entirely her fault? Yes, it was. She's always had an eye out for you. Really? She's a detestable creature. She's trying to steal you away from me. That's what? Well... But she'll never get you. Never. Oh, of course not, Myriadana. Never. You're mine. And nothing will ever come between us again. You don't say. Who goes there? Who stalks in the king's garden? Only the king. Well, a lardo, isn't it? Your Majesty. Father, how long have you been here? Long enough. I presume you both know that this love of hair is not happily conceived. But, Father, it's nothing. Really, there's no need for you to be upset. Oh, but there is. You see that, don't you, lardo? Your Majesty, I love your daughter and she loves me. Why can't we be married? Because she is a princess and you are not a prince. I think that covers the situation. Almost. Father, no. My child, I have a duty to my people. This sort of thing just isn't done. No, I'm afraid he'll have to go to prison. Not prison. Only temporarily, until the arena is ready. Oh, no, Father. Your Majesty. Well, after all, we must have a trial, mustn't we? A trial for what, Your Majesty? Why, why, why? I could determine whether you're guilty of loving my daughter. But I confess, I love your daughter. I need no trial to tell me yes or no. Now see here, lardo, you know the law. You're not judged until you go to the arena and open the door. Your only guilty of a tiger comes out to devour you. And if not a tiger, Your Majesty, shall I be permitted to marry your daughter? Nonsense, you'll marry whomever walks out of that door. If you're lucky enough to open the right way. Well, it's unjust. It's unfair. What could be more just that you should decide your own fate? Bear in mind, lardo, I have no part in this decision. I leave it to impartial, uncorruptible chance. Guards throw him into prison. Whose voice is that? What demon is this that tricks me at such a moment into hearing my lover's voice? My lord. Myriadana, can it be? It is all my princess to see you once again, to feel your soft touch, even through these iron bars. Hush, hush, sweet lardo, I have only a moment. Eternity is but a moment with you, my love. Oh, lardo, you are so brave and fine. Myriadana, do not distress yourself for me. Few men are so lucky as I that they have even beheld your beauty in their lifetime. Oh, brave, lardo. Sweet, lardo. Handsome, lardo.  You will not. What can you do? The king has decreed I shall go to the arena. You cannot change your father's mind. No, no, that I cannot do. But I shall discover which door of the arena hides the tiger and which the maiden they have selected for your marriage. You can do this? I can. Watch me when you enter the arena. I shall signal with my hand so that none but you will see.  Yes. Oh, yes. Oh, Myriadana.  Oh, lardo, you are so brave. If that is what you would... But of course I should try to carry on. Shouldn't I? Yes, I suppose you should. It will be better that you marry another maiden and live. I cannot bear to see you die. For your sake, then. I must go. For my signal, lardo. Watch for it. Yes. Goodbye, my love. Goodbye. Bring forth the prisoner for which you are now to be judged. You know the rules. You will try to cooperate. I will do my best, Your Majesty. Good, good.  It is in your hands. Should you open the door that releases the tiger? And I might say it passing. We took special pains to find the largest and most savage tiger in the kingdom. There will be no escape from your judgment. You will be devoured and we shall all mourn your passing. In honor of your past service, I have arranged for hired mourners for the occasion. Although it isn't likely you will hear them should their services be needed. Thank you, Your Majesty. It is most gracious of you. But should you open the other door, the perfect fairness of our justice will become obvious to you. For there you will find a beautiful man, the most suitable to your age and to stay in all the land.  Now go. We anxiously await your judgment. Do the tiger or to your bride the beautiful lady Flordelie. My lady in waiting. No, it cannot be. That she-wolf who has always coveted his love who's tried to take him away from me. Oh, how I- How am I to send him straight into her arms? Is this the price I must pay for saving his life? To give him to the one woman I hate most in this world?  To go and wait for me in the blessed regions of futurity? No. That awful tiger. Those shrieks.  But I cannot give him to her not to that wretched woman. He waits for my signal. Palado, we are waiting. Flordelie. She will make a lovely bride second in beauty only to Miradana herself. And how Miradana hates her? She is jealous even of the few moments I spent in the garden with Flordelie. Ha, she signals. The door to my right. To my right. This is the one she wishes me to open. The door to my right. This is the one I shall open. What is behind it? My destruction?  The door to my right. The lady? Or the tiger? The Lady or the Tiger by Frank Stockton starring Kathy and Elliot Lewis. In a moment, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis will tell you about next week's play. Tomorrow night on CBS Radio, there's music in the air. And now, once again, Kathy and Elliot Lewis will play the music. They will play the music from Latin America and great tunes from the continent. Your baritone host, Donald Richards, with Francis Greer, Clark Dennis, Betty Cox, the Serenaders, and Alfredo Antonini's orchestra take us south of the border for Sibone, Amor, Amor, Amor, and many another favorite from Latin America. Then it's off to Europe for Cherryberry Bin, April in Portugal, Mad Dogs and once again, Kathy and Elliot Lewis. And so, Frank Stockton wrote a satire and it lived and became famous as one of the most frustrating experiences in literature. When he opened the door, the Lady or the Tiger. And our thanks to Shelby Gordon for the fine adaptation. For those of you who are fans of both Luigi and Fred Allen, we were privileged tonight to have my father, the king, and all staff. Or in simpler terms, Alan Reed. Thank you, Alan. It was a pleasure. Thank you, Kathy. It was fun. I enjoyed it. If the door opened and a lady was there, the lady Fleur-de-Lis, you would have seen that she was played by Sammy Hill. And Junius Matthews was the unprofessional Prime Minister Pinabelle. A few weeks ago, we did a lovely story, Call Me a Cab, which many of you told us you liked. And so we asked Shirley Gordon, its authorist. And no relation to Shelby Gordon for tonight's story. To write another radio play for us, she did. It's called The Bunch of Violets. And we're going to do it for you next week. Until then, thanks for listening, and good night. Good night. Music for tonight's story was composed by Fred Steiner and conducted by Lud Gluckin. The Kathy and Elliot theme is by Ray Noble. And the program is transcribed and directed by Mr. Lewis. George Walsh speaking. America now rides to the tune of 25 million auto radios and listens most to the CBS Radio Network.


Let's take you to Taiwan. Their handling of the coronavirus pandemic has attracted international praise. The country hasn't reported a domestically transmitted case since the 12th of April. And the total number of infections stands at just 475, with only seven deaths. Audrey Tang is Taiwan's digital minister. She has been praised as a key figure in that fight, a former child prodigy. Renan Hacker, an entrepreneur. Audrey has a lot of strings to her bows. And I'm pleased to say she joins us now from Taipei. Audrey, thank you for being with us. What role did tech play in helping to suppress coronavirus? Well, the most important technology is definitely soap, followed closely by hallucinations, race, death, alcohol. But in Taiwan, we especially use digital technologies. In three pillars, I refer to it as fast, fair and fun. The fast part is collective intelligence. People watch the daily live streamed CECC, Centroepidemic Commencement Press Conference, so that any new developments can be amplified daily. And when we render, for example, the mass production from 2 million a day to 20 million a day, there's a lot of civic technologies that produce maps such as this, that you can see the nearby pharmacies. The green one are the ones that still have muscle in stock. The yellow one a little bit low. The red one, it doesn't have any muscle in stock, so that people don't feel panic and everybody queuing in line can see the smart refresh every 30 seconds, so rest assured that there is actually adequate supply. And finally, the fun part also very important, making sure that all the CECC daily press conference gets translated into dog memes by the spokes dog, that's on Chai of the MOH staff, the Minister of Health and Welfare, and that went viral. And when the clarification and science went viral, the conspiracy theories won't. Do people in Taiwan trust the tech and trust the people who then hold the data? Well, that's because we do not collect new data. We only use whatever we had in place before the pandemic. So do you believe that this is a model that could be replicated elsewhere? Well, of course, so when I call it the Taiwan model, you can learn more about it in TaiwanCanHelp.us, it is essentially looking at what you were already doing that already has public trust before the pandemic and repurposing these techniques instead of advancing whole new techniques and mechanisms. Do you think it's important in some countries though to try and rebuild trust? Do you see that as being an issue when it comes to using tech and a health crisis? Well, definitely. And I have a tweet saying in Democratic Taiwan, ministers trust you. And so it's more important for the government to trust the people than for the people to trust the government. For example, when there's anything that really happens in the grounds, for example, there was a medical mask rationing where the young boy only get pink medical masks and their family calls the ECC at 1-9-2-2. That's our top three line saying that the boy refused to go to school because he afraid he would be bullied. The very next day, every medical officer, including the commander Chen Shizhong, started wearing pink medical mask. And so the boy became the most hip boy in the class because only he had a mask color that the heroes wear. And this kind of rapid iteration, I think it's much more important than any single piece of technology because this ensures that social innovation can amplify to the entire society. Yeah, that is absolutely fantastic, that story, Audrey. But I know you're a digital minister. You moonlight as well as a hacker and you've been building bridges with the hacking community. Has that been integral as well and very important in terms of the tech that's being developed? Definitely because we look around the world and we share the model. For example, this mask map that I just showed you, the one with a lot of triangles, early in months after its development, South Koreans are using exactly the same map because they were demanding, their civic hacking technology community were demanding that their government release the API as the mission to machine language that enabled this kind of mass rationing in South Korea. And I personally also helped the Tokyo Metropolitan Government to hack, to change, sent the dashboard of the visualization of the Tokyo pandemic, the stop COVID dashboard. And so I think the more people join, like on the US, Taiwan coronavirus hackathon, the co-hack, the TW, the more privacy enhancing technologies there will be for everybody to look into the open innovation model and to learn from it. It's so interesting to talk to you. Audrey Tang, thank you very much for joining us. Thank you. Thank you.