looking for bottoms, I don't care that much.  Welcome to Access a Trader, the number one community for those who are committed to taking control of their trading in order to achieve success, profitability, and longevity. Thank you for joining us. Here's Dan Shapiro to help you find your edge, master your process, and own your future. Hey guys, good evening everybody. Welcome to another edition of theAxis of Trader.com. Nightly update show, hope everybody is doing well. Hope everybody had a great day of trading. A lot of stuff going on, we'll get to that in a second. Just to remind you guys, we got two days left. That's it, only two trading days left in the year. You know, it's now time to kind of reflect, whether you're on year one, year 10, year 20, or anything between, it's time to reflect, right? What can we do better? How can we get better? What can we do to omit some of the things that are still putting us in a situation of weakness versus a situation of strength? A lot of answers and a lot of things that every single trader has been going through or going through or will go through, time is obviously the answer that will cure all. Like I said, I was a much better trader year 10 than I was year one. I was a much better trader year 20 than I was year 10 and yada, yada, yada, I'm going on my 24th year. So time will cure all, but towards the end of the year, if you've been kind of stuck on neutral, right?  You know, he's trading the hot stock of the day or the low flow to the day with this, that and the third. Again, look, there is an alternative method, right? Again, I've been saying this for a long time that I don't believe that pivots are a right field. I just don't. But I believe there's so many different ways to trade in this market that has nothing to do with the masses, right? The masses look at the market exactly the same way. When I created these pivots, the PS60 theory, back in 2011, okay? It was different, right? It's different, it's a different approach. It's a different approach to kind of viewing the market, to kind of digesting information and it's based purely on technical analysis, not on opinions. So if you are interested, again, we have only a few days left to take advantage of the current offering and then that offering goes away and then we won't have anything special till probably after the summer. So if you are interested in starting off the new year, diving into the world of pivots is a perfect opportunity to do so. So let's talk about the tape, right? You know, pretty much, you know, business as usual, right? We lost a 50 day. Tell me where you heard this before. We lost a 50 day.   No, but we're gonna go lower, right? That literally could be the update. I can literally record that and play that over and over and over again every single night until we reclaim the 50 day moving average because that's exactly where we are. It's very, very tough to kind of come out with creative ways to tell everybody what's happening and to kind of keep on warning and traders and investors who keep on trying to find bottoms and names that there are no bottoms and names considering we're not even close to the bottom of the range. Again, here's the bottom of the range here from October the 13th and that's 254, right? We talked about when we broke the 50 day moving average is there a possibility we get down to the 258, 254 soft landing? Absolutely, because that's the bottom of the range here. Now we're only a couple of bucks away from that. I know I'm about $2 away from the 58 level and $6 away from the 54 level. But again, things will get incredibly aggressive if we do lose the 1013 candle. That is the CPI, the first original CPI reversal move that happened in the markets and obviously we know what happened next but that's kind of what we are guys and the idea that we are oversold is absolutely ridiculous. I keep on hearing this every single day. Again, when you're not even close to the bottom of the range here, well now we're actually we're getting closer but we're not even close guys. You talk about 254, right? That's what we talk about that overall soft landing. Then you could at least make an argument if they hold 254, especially on a gap down and they start reversal, at least you could turn around have a trading area, right? Have a trading point of interest that if that area holds you can get long off that area and use that as that low as a hard stop. But the idea that every single day you're trying to pick bottoms is a very, very dangerous way of trading. First of all, it's not trading that's buying and hoping. The same way retail investors buy and hope in a bull market they hope and pray to God, right? It's the only difference. They hope pray to God in a bear market when their position keeps on going lower and lower and lower. And if you saw today's action, right? And the scoreboard today pretty aggressive, right? You got the Dow Jones down 365 points or 1%. You got the SPY, I won't talk about the SPY in a second, down 1.2% and the tech heavy Nasdaq that we concentrate pretty much on a daily, daily basis. That is our point of interest down nearly another 1.5%. But here is the most important part. And this is kind of what we talk about institutional money flow. And even if you're not an option straighter, like for example, I'm not an option straighter but I use option flow religiously now, right? Especially in the last three years and they're telling you what the big money's being bet. They're telling me, they're telling me they're giving you every single point of color that they're betting institutional money size on where they believe the stock is gonna be short term. And when you look at the individual names today, you'll see some pretty big standout bets, right? Let's lead off with Apple, for example, right? So Apple, as you guys remember, broke down a couple of weeks ago. This is a phenomenal, phenomenal trade. Three day move on Apple, continue to go lower today, broke down. But they were coming today when the stock was breaking down, they were coming today for the 125, 126 weeklies, 125 weeklies. And then we started seeing, you know, for January's the 120s and below, very notable. Amazon, for example, that broke down today. Well, I don't use the word broke down. Continuation of the breakdown. And we'll get the individual pivot to the second. They were coming for January 74 and January 70 puts. That's a big deal, guys.  It's basically they're telling you, they're putting out very, very aggressive bets and very, very aggressive speculation that the correlation between the economy, right?  All that stuff that they talk about. They're telling you things are not getting good, right? They're not gonna get good at least anytime soon. Hopefully we will. Again, everybody wants a good economy. Everybody wants job creation. Everybody wants a happy life.  So that's very, very important. Another name, for example, like Tesla, right? So we talked about last night on Tesla and I'm sure Kyler put in the introductory clip that we talked about yesterday, what Tesla needed to do for a possible dead cab balance reversal, right? We talked about it last night. A washout, right? We got a washout situation. The stock was down five, six points this morning. Was all the way down to 104. It went red to green on the day, got stuffed pre-market, went red again, and when it went red to green in the regular session, Tesla had a phenomenal move, right? This is a really, really, really big move here. It literally went from 105 all the way up to this 116, 117 level. But the notable part about what I saw as far as using option flow to kind of dictate what's going on here, we didn't see that massive, they're coming for the 130, 150, 170 calls for next week, right? They were coming for the 115's. They were coming for the 120's and they weren't coming for two, three, four, 500,000, a million, $2 million bets. They were coming for 30,000. They were coming for 40,000. So it really basically shows you that there is retail speculation money flow but there's no massive institutional money flow making the same bets or thinking exactly the same way. Matter of fact, when the stock almost went red on the day, when the stock went almost red on the day, we started seeing incredible aggressive, six and seven figured bets for next week and for next month of the 110's, the 108's, the 105's and the 100's. Yesterday we even saw the 85's. So again, where the money flow goes, that's kind of where the underlying security will follow. In the case of Tesla, as possible it gets one more day of a dead cat bounce. Yeah, sure, absolutely. I think there's a shot. If it starts building the next couple of days, maybe retest back to five days supply, again, stocks don't go straight down. As you can see it, Tesla does have one or two sprinkled in days that are green but overall the action's down but now at least we have a definitive channel back to the downside. So if we do get one more update on Tesla tomorrow, you know, it'll probably get stuffed into the five days supply within the next couple of days but the most important point is we have the definitive bottom now set. So if they are gonna start coming again for the 105, 190's, right? Into next month and into next year, we have a definitive line to trade back to the short side as well. So it's very, very important to understand. So other than that, I mean, business kind of as usual, we have two days left in the market. We are getting some pretty good, some really, really good setups for tomorrow in big mega cap names and that's a very, very important point because again, when you're looking, you know, turning around and you're doing your research and you say, ah, Crocs looks good, fantastic. Home Depot looks good, fantastic. You know, I don't care about Crocs. I don't care about Home Depot. I'm sure a lot of people do but that's not my thing. But when I turn around and my research for, you know, for the night is talking about Microsoft, right? Like look at Microsoft for tomorrow. Look at this thing. Look how close this thing is. Amazon for tomorrow, right? Look at Amazon. Nvidia that broke down yesterday was a beautiful, beautiful move. Continued today.  They were coming for 135, 136 weeklies with two days left. Let's see, let's see if we can get down to 135, 136. So there's a lot of good value on deck for tomorrow. Look at AMD, right? Look at AMD. Look how tight AMD is getting. Netflix, they got destroyed today. Again, we'll get to individual pivots in a second. You know, they were coming for the 270s, right? Somebody came for the 240 January puts. So the options market is screaming at the retail public which way they're betting. Is it gonna play out that way? Again, like I say every single day, one day at a time, one trade at a time. So let's talk about today's pivots. Again, you know, really, you know, strong session, really, really strong session. I guess today again was the big breakdown of the video, 14880, that was the 50 day moving average we talked about on the weekend video. 14880 if it builds below can flush. The stock went all the way down to that 140, 40s level that was yesterday's low. And again, this was the notes from this morning on the Twitter feed, fantastic move yesterday. Gapped all the way down to 138, 47 this morning. Came back into pre-market into the 140, 40s if it builds below can flush, right? Continuation, it got right back down to the 138s and stuff held that pre-market low but really nice move to they move. Here is Amazon 82.78 and 82.25 is last week's lows. If both confirm can flush, right? Here is Amazon, right? Here is Amazon. So it took out the 82.78 that was a low from these two candles, took out last week's low of 82.25, it closed right at the low of the day within 10 cents. I think it goes lower. Meta, you know, Meta, you know, for some reason I was just watching Meta to the upside. It, you know, obviously never got close. Here is definitely what we discussed in last night's video, you know, for what it needs for Tesla to balance. So I said, look, for experienced traders only, it's currently trading green this morning after gapping down to 104, right? Gapped down to 104 pre-market. And then what happened was Tesla went red to green. I said, what I'd like to see is the opening, right? At the opening then wash out the trap new short. So what that means is I wanted to see Tesla longs, the people who bought it pre-market, I wanted to see them pull those longs, take the stock red, trap shorts going green to red. And then the next time through when the stock goes, when green, right, that's what we got long. And that was the whole point. What I'd like to see is an opening wash to trap new shorts. If it goes red to green the second time, right, it can run, again, this note, this is not a pivot, this is an aggressive dead cap bounce, phenomenal move on Tesla. For all you guys who call it, congratulations, great job. I thought there was a shot that this thing can go and this is the opening range here. You can see it. I thought there was a shot Tesla could get to 120 today. It got to like 16 and change, which was fine. Nobody's complaining. Went from one on line, red to green to the 116. Nobody's complaining, but it was very, very odd that it couldn't get into the 120s. Again, is it possible we get a day two tomorrow? Let's keep an eye on it, right? I'll definitely, definitely keep an eye on it above today's ranges. But yeah, pretty good move there as well. Netflix got absolutely demolished this morning. 280, 70, if it builds below, can flush again. They were coming for the January. They were coming for the January 70s and 240s. So here is the 280, 70s. This channel here is the low of the rising 50 day support. It broke that low, traded all the way down to 273. This thing loses taste channels. I think there's another 10 points in this thing in the near future. QQQs, again, 263, 262.40, if it builds below, can flush, look at the Qs. So the market again, this is what the market's doing. Took out the 262, 263, 262.40s, went all the way down to 259.70s. Again, I do believe when this interval is all said and done, we're gonna see 257, 258 at the minimum of this first initial soft landing. There was another pivot on Teslo. It was a very small move. It went from 109.40s all the way down to like 10, it held basically the pre-market lows of 108.40s. So that's it, man. That's it. And I'd like to kind of, I wish for all the traders, not investors. Again, if you're an investor, again, what I'm saying has nothing to do with you. Your time horizon is months, years, whatever the case may be. We're talking to active day traders, active traders who are aggressive in the markets to trade both sides. Again, if you are only a long biased trader, I wish I could have some better news for you. I do.  Of course, absolutely. Like I said in every single video, nothing goes straight down. But again, keep this in mind, guys. Again, if you're gonna be just watching this video, just in the last week and a half, anything below the 50 day is generally bearish. Anything above the 50 day is generally bullish. For all you guys who are finally coming aboard for this year, again, take advantage of the last couple of days offer. I look forward to working with you in the new year. And with God's help, we'll see each other all tomorrow. Take care, everybody.


For introductions, it's now time for members' statements. The member for Carleton, Mrs. Sippy Mills, has the floor to make a statement. Thank you, Mr. Speaker, for the patient introduction. On Friday, November 14th, my friend Corey Earl was elected President of People First of Canada. People First of Canada is the national nonprofit organization representing people who have been labeled as having an intellectual disability. They advocate for the inclusion and protection of the civil rights of Canadians with intellectual disabilities. Corey is the former First Vice President of People First of Canada, immediate past President of People First of Ontario, and former President, Executive Director and Co-Founder and Honorary Member of People First of Lanark County. Corey has made a positive impact, whatever his position and no doubt will excel in his new leadership role, given his skills, experience, determination and vision. I take this moment to say congratulations and all the best to Corey as he embarks on his new role as President. Thank you. Good. Member's statements, the member from Welland. Thank you, Speaker. So today I rise to ask you to join me in wishing Laurie Orratt, who is in the members' gallery, a longtime new Democrat and a staff member for the new Democrats for the last 25 years here in the legislature. And I want you to join me in wishing her fond farewell as she moves into the next phase of her life. In Laurie's words, and I quote, I've had the privilege and the honour to work for and with the most amazing group of people in this province. And I say those people would say the same about Laurie. In 1990, Laurie ran as a new Democrat candidate in York Centre against Greg Sabara. And she received the second largest number of votes in Ontario in the historic 1990 election. She then went to work for Marjorie Ward, an NDP MPP from Don Mills, who sadly passed away during her term. She moved on to work for Gary Malkowski, NDP MPP for York East. He was Canada's first deaf parliamentarian and first in the world to actually address the legislature in sign language. In 1995, she went to work for Frances Lankin, who many of you will remember. And following that, she went to work for Michael Prue, who kept the beaches East York Orange in a landslide by-election for the next 13 years. According to Laurie, her tenure with Michael was the best job she ever had. So in June, when I was told Laurie Orette wanted to actually come to work for me, I thought I had won the lottery. Laurie is a warm, compassionate person. She has time for everyone. She is a great mentor for both staff and MPPs alike. And this is quite a career in the life cycle process. She will now have some quality time to spend with her husband, John Orette, a Toronto District Fire Chief, her daughter Ashley, and her son Jeffrey. Her daughter is getting married in February, so she'll have some time to plan that wedding and she'll have a new son-in-law, Andrew Molinero. But I'm sure she will continue to haunt the halls of Queen's Park on a regular basis because she's made so many friends here at Queen's Park, all parties, all staff in the legislature. So on behalf of New Democrats and everyone here, Laurie, we wish you great success in your future path. I'd love to leave until you go to the Speaker's Party this evening. First statement of the member from all. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, this past Sunday afternoon, I had the pleasure of attending a wonderful concert by the newly founded Milton Philharmonic Orchestra. It was their first public performance and it was actually very lovely. Even though it was their first show, they played like seasoned professionals. The performance took place at St. Paul's United Church. The room was packed and the performance didn't disappoint. It was incredible. The orchestra played everything from Tchaikovsky to Silent Night. It was a magical performance. It was also wonderful to see such a diverse collection of people in the audience. Music lovers, casual listeners, adults and children. Everyone was out to hear the Milton Philharmonic's first concert. It was a special afternoon and a great experience for the community. Mr. Speaker, promoting arts and culture in our community engages residents, strengthens our local economy and allows talented people to share their gifts for the rest of us to enjoy. And after speaking with some of those who were on hand to listen, it was clear that the orchestra had produced something very special. The type of musical experience that can open our minds to new ideas and be a really uplifting force. It was a truly enjoyable experience. And I look forward to hearing what this great collection of talented musicians will have in store for us next. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Industrial turbines are part of the government of Ontario's green energy plan. The validity of this energy endeavor may be debatable, but care must be exercised when determining where to locate these monstrous impeding turbines, especially when they've been constructed around airports. I mentioned this not because of the rising energy costs throughout my riding of Chatham Kent, Essex, but because of safety concerns. It would appear to me that someone was asleep at the switch when eight industrial wind turbines were allowed to be built inside already established airport zoning regulations at the Chatham Municipal Airport. These airport zoning regulations, or AZRs as they are known, were established for safety reasons to protect pilots, passengers, and families of those flying in and out of the airport. Long before I became Her Majesty's loyal opposition critic for community safety and correctional services, I challenged the location of these turbines because of safety concerns.  So does money reign supreme over lives that are being put in danger daily? There are proponents who claim there is no danger. Those are merely personal opinions. These individuals are simply, and I quote, blowing in the wind, pun intended. Their opinions are not scientifically or factually based. You cannot put a value on life when it comes to safety. Safety must reign over profits and huge payouts. It's imperative that the right action be taken regardless of precedent setting. I will continue to stand up for the people in my riding, encouraging all three levels of government to stand up and do the right thing in a precious name of safety. Failure to do so may result in body bags and huge lawsuits. No one wants this, not now, not ever. The member from Algoma, Manitoulin. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Today, I would like to speak about an organization I have just come to know who are doing excellent work across the country. Samara, Canada is a dedicated to reconnecting citizens to politics established as a charity in 2009. They have become Canada's most trusted nonpartisan champion in increased civic engagement and a more positive public life. Samara, Canada's research and educational program shines new light on Canada's democratic system and encourages greater political participation across the country to build better politics and a better Canada for everyone. Every year, they have a campaign called Everyday Political Citizens. Who are Everyday Political Citizens, you must ask, Mr. Speaker, you probably know one. As we know, many people across Ontario and the country are disengaging from politics. Some statistics suggest that 60% of people say they haven't even talked face-to-face with someone about politics in the last year. Everyday Political Citizens are people who take the time to get a little bit political and make positive change in their community. I had the pleasure of attending the award ceremony last week. I met with one of the founders of Samara, Canada, Michael McMillan, and I was very impressed by the work they are doing across the country. I encourage my colleagues here at Queen's Park to reach out to Samara and find ways to get involved. There are so many people out there working to build a better democracy in Canada. This is a great opportunity to recognize these people. Mr. Speaker, Samara, Canada, look them up. Thank you, the member from Cambridge. Thank you. Speaker, what does a juggler, a stilt walker and three police motorcycles have to do with the first day of school at St. Gabriel Catholic Elementary School in my riding of Cambridge? Why a special celebration of the first day in the life of a brand new school, of course? I was there to join in the fun and was absolutely delighted to be invited back this past Sunday, December 7th, for the official dedication of Cambridge's newest school. Teachers, students, and families warmly welcome the Catholic School Board officials, school board trustees, police chief Brian Larkin, Councilor Donna Reed and myself. Bishop Crosby of the Catholic Diocese of Hamilton presided over the blessing and dedication and children were included in every part of the ceremony, including all of the music and prayers. St. Gabriel School has already become a wonderful addition to Cambridge, quickly becoming a hub for the greater community. Students will make friendships and lasting connections with teachers and mentors that will empower them throughout all of their lives. Speaker, our children and students deserve nothing but the best education that we can deliver. And St. Gabriel School is an example of our government's commitment to build the best schools possible for our children to help them reach their fullest potential. Congratulations to Principal Cheryl Castleman and to the teachers and staff of St. Gabriel School on their official opening. Thank you, Member Stamets. The member from Perry Salon, Muscova. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I rise in the South today to speak to a very important issue that has affected residents of my riding, as well as those living and commuting between communities across rural and Northern Ontario. For the past two winter seasons, I've received hundreds of individual complaints through emails, calls and walk-ins at my constituency offices, all concerned with the condition of highways and roadways throughout Perry Salon, Muscova. While considering the challenging amounts of snowfall and persistently cold temperatures that were experienced at times, wide-ranging concerns have been raised to me regarding the amount of sand and salt used, the service delivery model, and the new contract agreements. I've had the opportunity to speak in this house in the past to question the new model for winter road maintenance, and I must say that with the experience so far this year, I maintain those concerns. Yesterday, while debating Bill 31, I was able to voice some of the individual cases and personal experiences of poor road conditions. While fines were levied last year to contractors as a result of the poor road conditions, I believe that the current provincial model can be improved to help ensure conditions do not reach such a level in the future. In February of last year, I was particularly pleased that a motion was passed in the Public Accounts Committee to task the auditor general with investigating the program as a whole, as well as the contracts negotiated on behalf of the provincial government by the Ministry of Transportation. I look forward to the findings of the auditor. This insight, along with advice from the contractors and the Ministry of Transportation, will undoubtedly help to improve the conditions that Ontario drivers face in Perry, San Muskoka and challenging areas throughout Northern Ontario and across the province. Thank you. Thank you. Member Statements. The member from the Mississauga Brampton South. Mr. Speaker, this past week, former mayor of Mississauga, Hazel McCallion, best known as Hurricane Hazel, entered a new phase of her life after 36 years of distinguished public service. Over the past several years, I had the privilege to work with her in respect to many projects and issues relating to my writing of Mississauga Brampton South and the region of P. Mr. Speaker, I found that even in her nineties, age was no impediment to Hazel's alertness, energy and optimism. She believes, and I agree, that being a woman cannot be and should not be a barrier to success. I heard her say, what really matters is how hard you work and how determined you are to reach your goals and fulfill your dreams. The new mayor of Mississauga, Bonnie Cronby, described Hazel's legacy and I quote, Hazel McCallion has taken our city from farm fields and fruit trees to the sixth largest city in Canada and economic powerhouse in North America. For that, I thank Hazel and wish her all the best. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Member Stevens, the member from Burlington. Thank her. Friday, November 28th was a great day in my writing of Burlington. I had the opportunity to attend the official opening of the Halton McMaster Family Health Centre. Along with the leadership team from Joseph Brand Hospital, members of the clinical staff and city officials, I toured this state-of-the-art facility, which will, by its very design, connect patients to the right care in the right place at the right time. As soon as you enter the centre, you realise it is truly focused on patient-centred care from the calming decor, including the beautiful aquariums in the lobby, to the use of technology to facilitate patient-clinician interaction, no detail is spared. With support from the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care and other partners, the centre has another important benefit. It will increase the number of family medicine residents trained in Burlington in the region of Halton. Developing this capacity will create an environment in Burlington that will encourage medical residents trained in our community to stay in practice in our community afterwards. Mr. Speaker, one of the pillars of our government's action plan for healthcare is to deliver faster access and a stronger link to family healthcare. I'm so pleased that the Halton McMaster Family Health Centre will help us make progress on this goal by building capacity for patients in my writing of Burlington. The centre's focus on interdisciplinary medicine and training will mean patients can stay healthier, get connected to the right care and are less likely to visit the hospital. This will also facilitate the sharing of best practice ensuring that ideas are shared between clinicians to the benefit of patients. The centre will also help achieve another one of our government's goals. It's a welcome addition to our healthcare community in Burlington Speaker and I congratulate the McMaster Family Health Centre on this initiative. Thank you. Thank all members for their statements. It's now time for reports by committees.


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Like I have probably about at this point like four or five performance pieces for the same song like this different pieces different concepts I wanted to just attack it from different angles, right?  Yeah, that one man I was about to say really one piece of content I'm saying how I feel because like you want to start getting in like just real feedback from people as fast as possible So you can start right changes to like the future material Because you know, it's no point like you shoot 50 videos just to put out and learn it like people didn't like a certain way Right into the video or something like a certain angle you're using so yeah Man, I say like as soon as long as you feel like you have enough ideas to like I Guess maintain the content push like once you start being active Like really I stress yourself out too much about like I'm just like stop power ahead of time because you got a thing They're gonna be some ideas that come to you in the moment You know something like maybe like week three and then you go like oh shit I actually got another good idea of something I could do you gonna knock it out and that covers one of the videos that you Had stockpiled anyway, you know saying that they're good, but yeah, I mean, I'm not big on like shooting like two to me stuff like Super far in advance because unless you just like already know you have a formula that works for you Like you just pretty confident formula if you don't like the learning phases It's like start posting stuff as soon as you make it so you can just take the feedback Oh man, I can see I think I analytics and see Everybody's dropping off at the four second mark. This is what I'm doing Let me try to cut this part next time right and make this change to the video But then you don't want to waste your time just doing the same thing on each video And it didn't you and then you start to learn later that it doesn't hit for like whatever reason. Hmm. I appreciate it Yeah, no problem


Distinguished colleagues, thank you for the invitation to be part of this virtual conference, an entirely new experience as I have always attended AAUU conferences in person. The Commonwealth of Learning values its collaboration with the Open University of Sri Lanka and will continue this engagement as the university adopts new technologies to provide higher education relevant for the needs of the 21st century. Call is also very proud of its partnership with the AAUU which continues to grow from strength to strength. This has been a very challenging year for everyone. COVID-19 caught us unawares. So what can we learn from this experience and build education systems for a more equal, safe and resilient future? But first a word about my organization, the Commonwealth of Learning. Call is an intergovernmental organization that works in 54 Commonwealth member states that span all regions of the globe. Our mission is to help Commonwealth member states and institutions to use distance learning and technologies for expanding access to education and training. Because of COVID-19, this role has become even more important as ODL moves from margin to mainstream. In this presentation, I will begin by outlining some of the key issues that emerged during the pandemic. I will then look at some of the potential futures of education that lie ahead and conclude with the essential elements that need to be part of the resilient future that we want. Most of the Commonwealth member states are developing countries. So what were their challenges? During the pandemic, we found the greatest challenge related to digital infrastructure, lack of access to devices, connectivity, electricity. Teachers were not prepared for the sudden transition to online learning. Inequality in both developed and developing countries have been further exacerbated. In a survey conducted at Stanford University, 16% of the undergraduate students did not have access to the internet for half the time. And 60% of students from low-income homes did not have a private space for study. And this is one of the best universities in the world. Now similarly at the University of Hyderabad in India, while close to 90% of all students had a mobile phone, only about 37% could access online classes. The barriers included unreliable connectivity and the high costs of data. Over 63 million teachers were impacted by COVID-19. Even in OECD countries, there is evidence that only 60% of teachers had some training in ICTs. In Sub-Saharan Africa, 64% primary and 50% secondary teachers had received minimum training and lacked the digital skills needed to offer quality distance learning. The vulnerable are most impacted in crisis situations. It's estimated that the numbers of school dropouts will increase, with 11 million girls not likely to return at all. The existing learning crisis is already showing signs of further deterioration. A study in the Netherlands records a learning loss of about three percentile points with higher losses among students from less educated homes. The only silver lining has been the global acceptance of distance and online learning. What would have taken years of advocacy happened within a matter of days. And a recent study in the UK found that the majority of higher education students rated the quality of online learning as excellent. Considering the current context, what are the futures of learning? Futurist Wendell Bell identifies three types, preferable futures, probable futures and possible futures. Let's consider each of these. First, the preferable future points to a more desirable state. Sustainable Development Goal 4, which aspires to ensure equitable access to quality education and lifelong learning for all by 2030, is the global community's preferable future. But five years down the line, how close are we to this future? Trends indicate that even the slow progress achieved before the pandemic is likely to be further setback because of the huge disruptions. SDG4 aspires to leave no one behind. But 15% of the world's population suffers from some form of disability, yet only a fraction in some countries 1% have access to education at any level. Similarly, gender parity in education continues to elude us. The learning crisis is assuming massive proportions. A study in West Africa indicates that only 45% students in grade 6 achieved competency level in reading and math. The situation isn't much different in other developing regions. The preferable future, which must be based on equity, inclusion and lifelong learning for all, can only be achieved through alternative and innovative approaches. Second, the probable future is what is more likely to happen based on current trends. Developments in technology will continue to drive changes in the way we teach and learn, and technology adoption has been further accelerated due to the pandemic. Artificial intelligence is being mainstreamed in education. Intelligent tutoring systems use AI techniques to simulate one-to-one human tutoring, provide timely feedback, all without the presence of a human teacher. Machine learning helps to analyze and summarize the discussions in online courses, so that a human tutor can guide the students towards fruitful collaboration. AI-powered systems can offer personalized assistance to learners. Chatpots are already proving to be fairly effective teaching assistants, right from Georgia Tech in the US to the Open University of Malaysia. Assessment has been a great challenge during the pandemic. AI-based assessments can constantly provide feedback to learners, teachers and parents about how the students learn, the support they need and the progress they are making towards their learning goals. In South Africa, mobile-based assessments were used to reach those in the most remote shanties. So how can we think of creative ways to assess and evaluate? The third is the possible future, something visionary that may or may not happen. The climate crisis is one of the defining issues of our time. Over the past 40 years, the number of climate-related disasters globally has tripled, a trend that is expected to continue. The education sector, from primary to tertiary, contributes to both direct and indirect emissions with an impact on environmental degradation and associated economic costs. If we look strictly at contributions to emissions, the achievement of SDG-4 under the current paradigm could potentially worsen the climate crisis. The Open University UK compared the carbon emissions of ICT enhanced and face-to-face courses and found that distance teaching models had significantly lower environmental impacts. Paul conducted a similar study in Botswana and found that the average carbon footprint of the face-to-face group is nearly three times greater than that of the distance learning group. So as we look ahead, we need to be prepared for all three futures. How can open and distance learning contribute to the resilient futures that we want? We have seen that purely online options don't work for everyone. The future will be a blend of online and in-person using a range of technologies that are affordable, accessible and available. And this is something which ODL institutions know. Because of the existing digital divides, call believes that technology to be effectively harnessed must be placed in an appropriate social, cultural and political context. As the pandemic forces governments to cut back on resource allocations for education, we will need to look for cost-effective solutions to bring quality learning for all. Mainstreaming open educational resources by building the capacities of teachers and policymakers and preparing learners on how to find and use OER could be another way forward for providing more affordable options. We have seen a huge rise in self-directed learning during this pandemic. And the evidence is the growth, phenomenal growth in MOOC enrollments. How can we build on these foundations to promote lifelong learning? Interestingly, formal education accounts for about 18.5% of time up to grade 12. And this keeps decreasing as we transition to post-secondary study. The rest of our waking lives are spent in informal learning environments. Many open universities including OUSL have lifelong learning as part of their mission. So what are we going to do about it? Learning approaches, credentialing and recognition strategies will also need to change. Formal assessments and proctoring systems suffered major setbacks during the pandemic. So how can we learn from the innovative approaches that people adopted to make assessment more authentic? The New Zealand Qualifications Authority has developed a microcredential framework to provide industry, employers and the community to develop programs and certify achievement for a coherent set of skills and knowledge. This could be a model to promote lifelong learning through an evidence-based assessment of learning outcomes. The pandemic has also highlighted the critical need for learner support, not just for academic matters, but also for general well-being and mental health. Parents and siblings became a critical resource in supporting learning, where parents were illiterate, they provided support by motivating children. How can parents' siblings be empowered to become part of a more flexible ecosystem when learners can learn at any place or time? Governments and institutions need to develop policies for leaving no one behind. This would mean developing policies that address the needs of the last person in the queue, and these are usually women, girls, those in remote regions and persons with disabilities. The policies that target the margins are also very effective in serving the centre. ODL institutions have tried to emulate campus universities in the past, but as ODL becomes mainstream, it is time for ODL to assume a leadership role and share its expertise and experience to promote quality education, support innovation and address issues of social justice to build resilient systems of education. So, on that note, let me thank you for your kind attention and wish the conference every success.


Good day, everyone. Sorry for another set of technical legal faculties, and I'm going to talk about my skill replication advanced features in 20 minutes, and I know it doesn't make sense because you cannot cover my school all advanced features in 20 minutes, so it will be some advanced features and hopefully 20 minutes. So first, let me ask you how many of you are using some kind of my skill replication here? Wonderful, we can't do without that. Now, let's see what kind of replication guys are you using, who here use the classical MySQL replication here? Okay. Now, what about MySQL group replication? What about Galera replication? Oh, wonderful. We have all kind of MySQL replication being presented here. Okay. So let's look at MySQL replication first and their history of MySQL replication, really how that happened and evolved over time, because I think that is a very significant here, and that is always, I think historical reason is why MySQL replication is so, what's the world messy, complicated? Oh, you have a bad word, Simon? No? No? Yes, yeah. Is it started fucked and ended it up? Okay. No, no, no. I shouldn't say bad word here, right? Oh, that's actually Belgium, right? You guys are kind of okay, right? Yes, yes. You know, that's when I'm speaking to you as I have to make sure it's all the rules to be politically correct, so that's such a relief, I only have to follow less rules here. But anyway, MySQL replication, it started back in 3.23, right? And that's the first statement trial replication was replicated, which I think first was similar to like weekend project, right? So it was very similar to cover basic things. And then you can see through versions, each or almost each version would be adding a lot of new features, right? And for zero, we had a split Iof thread and SQL thread, then in MySQL, phi one, in addition to statement replication, we added the row replication, mixed replication mode. In five six, we added peer database parallel replication, GTID in five seven. Now we have other kind of parallel replication, multi-source replication, the group replication was added. I also could add MySQL eight here, but actually now the most improvements that happen in the group replication, which is designed as a plugin. So most changes are also available in both MySQL five seven and MySQL eight, right? So that doesn't mean what nothing great and wonderful happened in MySQL replication since five seven. Well, it just, it's in a plugin. Now besides MySQL replication, it had sort of a alternative track which exists now also for what, probably close to decade, is there Galera-based replication, right? Which is kind of similar to MySQL replication, but that's a lot all the code base. And I would call it more mature. And that's available as a patches for MySQL. It's also available for, from Purconis, Purconis 3D cluster, and also include in MariaDB. Now when I speak about replication in MariaDB, I think it's important to note what in MariaDB, there are a lot of differences, right? So MySQL, it's not 100% the same as in MySQL, right? For example, GTID replication is quite different, right? It has a different features for parallel replication, right? And we are not going to cover MariaDB features in this presentation, right? Just want to get it out. Okay, so what are we going to call Advanced MySQL replication, right? Well, actually I'll call Advanced with everything which is outside of pretty basic MySQL replication, which means, hey, master and a few slaves, and which covers all of those, you know, standard basic features and improvements. Okay, let's look into what kind of choices do you really have with MySQL replication and you can make. The first one is you can choose what kind of, how the data is replicated, right? That can be statement replication, then you actually have your queries. You can have a raw replication in actual rows. I've been replicated, right? And then you have a mixed replication, which MySQL, it will make its choice how best to replicate this query and it will use raw replications when a query looks as a potentially unsafe to be replicated in a statement mode, right? In reality, both of those approaches have some performance benefits and other consideration, and that is something what you may want to make a choice for your application. Now here is another interesting thing is if you're looking for a raw replication, you also can have a choice to figure out how those row changes are going to be logged. If you look at the best approach, right, really from your data, is when you have a full before image of a row and a full after image of a row, right? Why is that wonderful? Because you have a best opportunity to spot the conflicts or data inconsistency. You can also actually go back then, right? When you have both before and after image, then you can replay the logs in reverse order and restore your data in many cases. But the downside, of course, is what your binary logs and the amount of data you have to replicate is huge. So you can have also two additional options. You can say, hey, I would have a minimal row image, in which case only change its columns, right, and primary key to find them, store in a binary log, or you can use no blob, in which case blobs, which are typically the largest parts of your data, are not logged. Now, if you use your row replication, you can say, well, you know what? My replication got broken and all I get is this kind of strange error. And I don't know what query calls it, so I don't know what application corresponds to and so on and so forth. Then you can also log the query for informational purposes with this bin log row query log event, which is quite helpful feature for troubleshooting. Okay. Now, what can you replicate? Now, in your case, I would say the most simple practical way to replicate is a full database, right? When you have full database replicated, it is wonderful from troubleshooting standpoint, from operational standpoint, you can take it back up from one of the nodes in the store to any nodes, but at the same time, MySQL is much more flexible with that. You can both replicate only part of the data, as well, you can choose to add additional data to the slaves if you choose to. What kind of filtering do we have? We have two ways to deal with that, actually. There are options either on the master itself. You can select what options you can, what data you're going to write in the binary log, right? And you can also filter on the slave and you can choose what data you want to filter. Now, there is some relatively complicated interaction of how those options worked exactly depending on where your statement replication or row replication, right? So, at least mind what the replication filter in MySQL is complicated and I would think where you actually really need to use it. Again, full database replication typically is the most practical, especially be mindful about filtering on the master. Because remember, binary logs are not only used for applications, they're also used for your point in time recovery from backups, right? So, if you don't try to back data in your binary logs, you also use opportunity to do point in time recovery using the binary log backups. Okay, the next question is how the position is identified in the MySQL binary log, right? There are two choices. One is your binary log position when you pretty much identify that by the file and by position. The challenge with simplicity, right? Also comes the challenge that that position is going to be different on your master's one position and on the different slaves, it will correspond to potentially very different positions. So, failover is complicated and so on and so forth. You can also identify that by a GTID, right? Which kind of handles all of that position in much more fancy, but it's also much more complicated. So, what is GTID in MySQL? Again, in MariaDB, GTID is different. That's one of the biggest differences in the replication. GTID looks this way, right? You would have the source ID and some transaction ID information. And this value of a GTID for transaction is always preserved on the slave, right? Even if you have a multi-tiered, very complicated MySQL hierarchy the GTID of a transaction will be preserved if this transaction goes for the slave. Now, benefits and drawbacks, of course, is what you have an automatic position discovery. You can say, hey, you know what, start replicating, right? Or on the slave after you restore backup, for example, it will be able to figure out GTID. You can simplify slave promotion. You can also spot and discover if there are some transactions which have been missing in some cases. But it's also pending the ask for manual troubleshooting, right?  You have some rows missing. You can always just manually apply the updates. With GTID, it becomes substantially more complicated. Replication topologies. MySQL is now super powerful in terms of what kind of replication topologies you can use, right? You can have a single tier master's ladychill already displayed. You can have a replication which is set up directional. You can have any kind of tree. You can have a ring, also called circle replication.  MySQL replication is a very, very powerful food gun. It allows you to do many, many things which you should not do, right? I remember that. And you can also, especially with multi-source replication, you can pretty much set up very fancy directed graphs, right? You can have a fun in and fun out replication.  Okay, so what kind of options do we have for dealing with those more complicated advances topologies? Logslay updates, that is a most important one which is also on by default in MySQL 8, right? Which allows you actually to have slaves of other slaves. Parallel replication, that is a very important feature to keep in mind. The replication is often limited performance factor if you don't enable parallel replication. It's available since 5.6, but only in 5.7 you have this logical clock kind of parallel replication which really allows you a truly parallel replication even if you have a rights going in the single database. Okay, standard MySQL replication is asynchronous, right? What that means is what when you do the rights, data persistent on the market and then it's eventually transferred to the slave and even more eventually is applied to that slave, right? And eventually, hopefully means a few milliseconds, but hey, you know, I have seen the MySQL replication log of being more in a month in some cases. Anybody else? Yes, yes, so eventually may mean many things, right? And that replication log is unbound in MySQL replication. There is no, unless you have some extra monitoring MySQL will not complain about having any MySQL replication log out there, right? And what you also have to know in this case is what asynchronous replication if a master is crashed and lost, some data loss may occur because even that network transfer happens in the background. Now, there is an option for MySQL replication called semi-synchronous replication which requires a plugin. And then if you use that replication, replication doesn't become synchronous, right? But at least the data would be transferred to the slave synchronously. So if master crashes, then the data loss can be prevented, right? There are a bunch of semi-synchronous replication options which you may want to review, but in the interest of time and keeping Fred happy, if you're not going to go in more details, we'll talk in, and now I think you need to know about MySQL replication. MySQL replication allow you to set active, active master replication, right, in this case. But again, because it doesn't have any kind of conflict detection and resolution, you should not use active, active master, right? You also should use active, passive master, right? If you use MySQL replication or use Galera-based solution, it has had it much better in terms of, you know, preventing or avoiding conflict. Now, there are some people who still absolutely want to use active, active, you know, because they thought they are, have designed the application to avoid content, right? Or they want to make sure they can write to it, you know, two-sided at the same time for performance reason and they don't care about their data. These are probably the same kind of people who still run MySQL tables, right? But anyway, right? Now, if you want to fill on the risky side, there are some features you should be aware. To reduce amount of conflicts, right, reduce kind of errors, you can configure those different sides with different after-increment offset and after-increment increment. And also, there is this fancy slave execution mode, which is important, which allows MySQL replication to ignore a lot of data, oh, you know, just overwrite conflict and data with no warnings, right? So if you don't really care about data consistency, you know, then here is a recipe for you. Okay. So in terms of replication position information, that is another thing that MySQL gives you a lot of choices, right? You can figure out where the data will be stored in terms of position information, a repository where it's file or table. If you store that in file, then it typically gets very hard to synchronize, right? In case of power loss, right? So we can see in general trend, moving that information to the table with MySQL 8. Though for the years, that also would come with some performance issues. So the MySQL, MySQL slave replication is the most commonly used variant, right? As we saw, and we had a pool here with a raise of hands, right? So you don't have to just believe me, you can believe yourself. MySQL group replication I think is another, you know, up and coming option, which in my opinion is technologically is much more superior, right? Conceptually to the standard replication is essentially in our age of cloud, when you want to spend less and less time to manually, you know, maintain the system. So what is a group of replication overview? As I mentioned, that came after Galera replication. Well, that's not official, that's my belief, but that was inspired by Galera ideas and its success in the market. The great thing about that, the group replication, I think, is what it is built on the top of the MySQL standard replication. So you still bin log, GTIDs, right? It doesn't leave here kind of on the side. It's available as a plugin for MySQL 5.7 and above, and that is considered GA at this point, and that is very actively developed. We can see even in the new releases of MySQL 8, every release gets a lot of, you know, super cool improvements in the group replication. In terms of difference from MySQL replication, there is no more this kind of master-slave relationship. You can have a group of nodes, right? And all the groups kind of know about each other, right? And manage as a set, while there is, in the full configuration, one of the nodes, which is primary state in rights, another can be used for reads and for failure. There are a lot of consistency checks in this case involved, right? So for example, if nodes lost network connection, right? It will be removed from a cluster, cluster itself promotes other nodes to primary, right? So you don't have to have external, the external tools to do that and so on and so forth. So, and there is a lot of work for simplifying failover and so on and so forth. As I mentioned for rights, group replication configures by default a single primary. You can also configure that in a multi-primary setup, but it's not recommended because there are some features which don't quite work with it yet. Now, what I can see as the limitations in the MySQL group location, then there is no automatic node provisioning hopefully yet, right? So you still have to make sure the data is somehow magically restored to the same on all nodes before you kick it off. And there is still, you have a manual node recovery in a network failure, right? So if you had some network connection which was kind of disconnected for a few hours, right? A few hours, the node would not rejoin and re-synchronize that. But I am very happy to say what in the time I did this replication last time, there was also no way to prevent a stale read some nodes. Now it was fixed, right, in the recent release. So I'm glad what the list of my complaints is shrinking. Also with MySQL group replication, we have MySQL in ADB cluster, right? That is kind of more high-level package which also includes MySQL shell and the MySQL router for traffic, for traffic management. Finally, if you are not using MySQL cluster, right? And still, well, you know what? If I just still use classical MySQL replication, how to make it kind of more robust and less painful, right? There are a few tools come from community which should be aware about. If you are looking to automate or failover the leading solution right now I think is an orchestrator, should know that. If you're looking for read write splitting, traffic management, if there are lots of features, you know, again coming from community or open source, ProxySQL. And if you are looking to get, let's say, some sharding for MySQL, right? The VTS at this point is the leading solution. And that's all I have. Did I keep you happy, Fred? Of course. Wonderful. Yes. Okay. The questions. Any questions?  Yeah, the question is in which case you should use Galera replication, should not go to the group replication. Well, I think what you may want to evaluate, right? Those solutions, what works for you or what doesn't, there are some other differences as well. In my opinion, in generally the Galera still has an edge in terms of its robustness, right? Obviously it was around for much more years, right? But I think the group replication has been catching up in this regard. How many nodes you can have if group replication versus with Galera? Well, honestly, I don't know quite if there is a specific limit, right? I mean, typically it goes into a practical limit. In group replication, that's nine. In group replication, that's nine, right? But I think it's unlikely you need much more than that, right? Well, thank you.


Prime Minister Shafi Narendra Modiji, distinguished guests, members of the media, ladies and gentlemen. I welcome you to today's ceremony where 10 documents will be exchanged. We have the MOU between the Ministry of Defense of the Republic of India and the Ministry of Defense of the Argentine Republic on defense cooperation. Number two, MOU between the Republic of India and Republic of Argentina for cooperation in the field of tourism. Number three, MOU on cooperation and collaboration between Prasar Bharati India and the federal system of media and public contents Argentina. MOU in pharmaceuticals between central drugs, standard control organization, government of India and national administration of drugs, food and medical technology Argentina. Number five, MOU on Antarctic cooperation between the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and worship of the Argentine Republic and the Ministry of Earth Sciences of the Republic of India. These five will be exchanged on the Argentine side by His Excellency Mr. Jorge Fori, Minister of Foreign Affairs and on the Indian side by Shri Rajavadhan Singh Rathore, Minister of State Independent Charge for the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting and Youth Affairs and Sports. Agreement number six, work plan on cooperation between Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare of the Republic of India and the Ministry of Production and Labor of the Argentine Republic. Within the MOU signed in 2010, this will be signed on the Argentine side by His Excellency Louis Miguel Echevere, Minister of Agriculture and on the Indian side by Shri Sanjay Garwal, Agriculture Secretary of the Government of India. The seventh agreement is work plan for the year 2019-21 between Indian Council of Agriculture Research, Republic of India and the State Secretary of Agro Industry of the Ministry of Production and Labor of the Argentine Republic within the MOU signed in 2006. Number eight is the Joint Declaration of Intent on Cooperation in the Field of Information and Communications Technology and Electronics between the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology of the Government of India and the Government Secretary of Modernization of the Republic of Argentina. On the Argentine side, it will be exchanged by His Excellency Mr. Andres Ibarra, Minister of Modernization and on the Indian side by Shri Mati Vijay Thakur Singh, Secretary East in the Ministry of External Affairs. Number nine, an MOU between Global Center for Nuclear Energy Partnership India and CNEA, the Secretariat of Energy Argentina. This will be signed on the, exchanged on the Argentine side by Mr. Oswaldo Calceta-Lario, President of CNEA and on the Indian side by Shri Sanjeev Ranjan, Ambassador of India to the Argentine Republic. Number 10, Agreement for the Establishment of India-Argentina Center of Excellence for Information and Communications Technology. On the Argentine side, this will be exchanged by His Excellency, Mr. Jorge Fori, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Argentina and on the Indian side by Shri Sanjeev Ranjan, Ambassador of India to the Argentine Republic. We are delighted to announce that Argentina has signed the Framework Agreement of the International Solar Alliance. With this, Argentina will be the 72nd country signing the Framework Agreement. I would like to invite His Excellency, Mr. Jorge Fori, Minister of Foreign Affairs to come up and present the document to Shri Upendra Tripathi, Director-General of the International Solar Alliance. Excellencies, this concludes the Agreement Exchange Ceremony. Ladies and gentlemen, I also have the honor to welcome you all to the press event. To begin with, to begin the proceedings, may I request the Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modiji, to deliver his statement to the press. My friends, the President of the country and the Argentinian side, all of you are very welcome. Hello. I am the President of the National Solar Alliance, and I welcome you all to the press. This is a matter of joy that in Buenos Aires, after two months of our meeting, I have received the opportunity to welcome you all to India. Once again, on this occasion, the National Solar Alliance and its team would be very pleased with the 2018 G20 Summit and its success. The leadership of the National Solar Alliance was very important for the success of the summit. In the 75th anniversary of India's independence, that is, in 2022, during the G20 Summit, in Buenos Aires, the National Solar Alliance held the G20 Summit. I would like to thank them for this. Along with the National Solar Alliance, my fifth meeting today between the two countries is a very important meeting between the two countries. We have proved that between the two countries, the distance of 15,000 km is just a sign. The journey of the National Solar Alliance is taking place in a special year. Between the two countries, the establishment of the G20 Summit is the 70th anniversary, but the relationship between the two countries is even older than this. Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore had travelled to Argentina in 1924. The impact of this journey has gone beyond his expectations. Both the countries are looking at their shared values and values, and to increase peace, stability, artistic development and prosperity, they have set up a strategic partnership with their own relations. I and the National Solar Alliance agree that terrorism, economic stability and stability are a very serious threat. In the G20 Summit, the terrorist attack shows that the time for talks has come. Now, the whole world needs to be united and take steps against terrorism and its supporters. The terrorists and their anti-terrorist supporters are still trying to increase terrorism. In the G20 Summit, it is important that we fight terrorism and work with the 11th member of the Hamburg Leader Statement. In this context, it is important that both the countries against terrorism and a special declaration today are going on. For the peace and stability of the world, our cooperation is increasing. With regard to the defence cooperation, our cooperation has started in the protection area. It will give a new shape to our cooperation. In many months, India and Argentina are full of each other. We are trying to get their full benefit for the peace and stability of the world. Argentina is the powerhouse of democracy. India is a important citizen for its food security. Today, agro-industrial cooperation is taking place in this direction. It is an important step. In the ICT area, we have JEM, i.e. Jandan Mobile Trinity. In the digital payment infrastructure, India's success is ready to be shared with Argentina. In India, we have determined that our 30% vehicle will run with an electrical battery by 2030. In Argentina, lithium is a part of the triangle where the liquid is 54% lithium. In the last 10 years, our trade has increased more than 2% and has increased more than 3 billion US dollars. There are many areas such as agriculture, agriculture, agriculture, oil and gas, pharmaceutical, ration, motor vehicles, and services. Today, we have identified the best ways to increase our commercial engagement. I am happy that many important companies have come to India today. I am sure that in Delhi and Mumbai, with the business leaders of India, their conversation will be very meaningful and useful. In 2004, India was the first country to establish a preferential trade agreement with the President of Argentina. During the talks, we have discussed many ways to establish a better trade agreement. Friends, in Argentina, India's art, culture, and culture is very important. In India, Argentina's tango dance has been agreed on between public broadcasting agencies and cultural organizations. Friends, India and Argentina are doing very well in international forms. The reform of multilateralism is very important. We accept the need of multilateralism. Argentina has supported missile technology control regime, vessel arrangements and Australia group and nuclear supplies group of India. South-South cooperation is very important for us. I am happy that in 2019, in Buenos Aires, the United Nations Conference on South-South Cooperation will take place in South-South cooperation. We are thinking about international solar alliance as a new member of Argentina. Welcome. I am very happy. Excellency, once again, to accept the invitation to India, I hope for you and your family this journey will be enjoyable. Thank you. Thank you, sir. Now it is my pleasure to invite his Excellency, Mr Mauricio Macri, President of the Argentine Republic to deliver his statement. Good morning. Thank you very much, dear Prime Minister Modi, for welcoming me on this state visit. I thank you wholeheartedly in the name of my family, in my own name and in the name of my delegation for the affection to us during this visit and for this wonderful visit made possible for us to the Taj Mahal. And certainly we hope that more and more Argentines will have a chance to get to know this wonderful people and the amazing things that you have to offer. And as you said, we met very recently at the G20 in Buenos Aires. That was when you invited me to pay this state visit. This has been the fifth time we met, and that by itself speaks volumes of the very good chemistry we had ever since the first day we met three years ago. It also reflects the historic affection between our people and also shows that we both think we have great potential between two countries in this relationship for the benefit of our communities. And it is from that place of affection I would also like to convey my condolences to the victims of the cruel attack perpetrated just a few days ago. And I firmly condemn like we've done for the last three years ever since we've been in office and this is something that Argentina has done even longer, we condemn every kind of terrorist attack. This goes against what we think should be healthy coexistence and the development of our families and people. So I'm truly very pleased to be able to be working together to fight this scourge of mankind. Coming back to my visit and to what we feel we are witnesses of the profound transformations that are taking place in Asia and to the enormous importance that India has in the region and increasingly so in the world. And as you said, Argentina and India were far away from each other for a very long time. Little was known in my country about India and the same could be said in India about Argentina until November 1924 when Rabindranath Tagore landed in Buenos Aires. I hope I got the name right. And that visit was a milestone in the relationship between our countries and we changed the lack of familiarity and the distance replacing them by dialogue and closeness and you may not know that it was one Argentine woman Victoria Campo who was very much into culture and she hosted Tagore and after he left she made a point of disseminating and publicizing Indian books and authors in our country and what you may not know and very few actually know is that I lived for five years in that house where Victoria or Campo lived and where Tagore was and perhaps because I'm imbued with Tagore spirit I'm here today to continue to deepen the essential goal and we need to keep learning from one another I think that's the best thing that can happen to us because Argentina and India have shared interests and values such as democracy, federalism and multilateralism we are both developing economies with vast territories and we believe that our diversity is a strength that moves us and we had an excellent meeting Prime Minister a while ago we've confirmed once more our shared goals and views with one maximum priority which is to alleviate poverty and to improve the quality of life of our people for which it is key that we modernize our economies and integrate them into the world we have signed a large number of agreements and we've decided to intensify dialogue at the highest level in order to continue finding more and better opportunities and concrete benefits for the people of Argentina and of India we wish to create partnerships between companies in both countries improving technological developments and creating a positive synergy between other productive sectors this is why I have come here with a large number of SMEs from Argentina and also with business people who see India as a partner for the future some of them represent regional economies from several Argentina provinces others come from cities from across the country to export their products import inputs or seek partners for investments I am convinced that if we enhance our relationship we will boost both Argentine and Indian talent and Argentina is a reliable and competitive supplier of food for Indian consumers and we also have vast potential as you noted for cooperation in increased agricultural production in and obviously based on major biotechnological developments there exists also great opportunities in the field of non-conventional energies and this is reflected in the talk we've had and we will continue trying to find ways for India to participate in the development of the second largest shale reserve in the world which is Vakamuerta and we will find new operational mechanisms our countries are also betting on the development of renewable energies Argentina is also fortunate to have the world's third largest sun power reserve and this is why we have now moved to become members of the international solar alliance which will enable us to expand our capacities in terms of financing as well as development and research you also talked about this major goal you have set for yourselves so that by 30% of vehicles will run on electricity and you talked about the possibilities for exploitation in Argentina in fact I've got a senator from one of the three provinces that are developing the vital development of lithium which is key in terms of renewable energies and there we have a great opportunity for exchanges between our countries in the last few years Mr. Prime Minister over 20 Indian companies settled down in Argentina and created quality jobs that is the way to alleviate poverty especially in the field of knowledge based services and we believe that this must be only the beginning and that the conditions exist to increase this kind of mutual investment we wish to advance further in other fields of cooperation such as culture, education, healthcare, tourism a wonderful future source of employment in the film industry as well both Argentina and India are leaders in this sector because it's important not for our governments to cooperate it is also fundamental for our societies to visit each other more to get to know each other more and to read each other much more this is why this trip strengthens precisely these things we believe in this is why I would like to thank Prime Minister Modi once more for welcoming us and for taking this major step to reaffirm our commitment to work together with this 21st century that poses so many challenges for us all so I invite us to keep walking together on the path towards more inclusive societies and with opportunities for all thank you very much thank you dear Prime Minister Modi thank you Excellency and this concludes the press event


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Right now we are in Cedar Lakes Lifestyle Estate. Now this is a lifestyle estate that borders four ways with easy access to the largest mall in South Africa, four ways more. Now the key is in the name, Lifestyle Estate, and it's everything you could ever wish for. Dams are plenty, greenery everywhere that I can see, as well as everything you'd like for your kids such as wet parks, play areas, bistros, pizza bars, as well as so much more. One of my favorites being the coffee bar. Now right here I'm standing outside a 6.4 million four-bedroom, three and a half bathroom, stunning country home situated right here in Cedar Lifestyle Estate. My name is Chad Rivera, this is The Private Property Home Shopper Show, welcome home. Through those beautiful wood frame double doors, you find yourself in an entry enclave that is very, very nice because it looks over your formal dining room area. But let's start at the beginning and since we've mentioned dining, the kitchen is probably the best place to start. Definitely one of my favorites. I love catching me a snack, specifically a midnight snack. And where would you start other than this beautiful center island with the chef's sink as well as a water purifier that's connected to it right now. But there is some undercount of storage as well as drawers, all of your fresh fruit and your vegetables, but I like the placement. It's an awesome place to whip up a couple of meals with everything surrounding you that you might need. Again, we've got more of this stunning countertop right here, under-counter cabinets, display cabinets right over here built in.  But bordering this, you've got so much space to prep all of your meals and that leads you right into the pantry. So coming into the pantry, it's standard affair. You've got your double sink for washing up and then under-counter storage for all of your appliances. You've got full nearly floor to ceiling cabinets on the right-hand side. And then you've got a door leading out to the backside of the house. That's where your washing lines will be located, some extra storage space as well as where the staff quarters are located.  Plenty of space here. It fits this six-seater dining room table pretty easily. Lots of light above me. And then you've got what I have to say would make a perfect bar area in my opinion, but all these cupboards over there as well as below, more of that granite counter top. So if you do want to turn this into a little bar area, you can. Otherwise, for breakfasts, perfectly set out. And yeah, you can serve the family or serve any of your guests. And then of course, leading down these stairs, you find yourself within the first sitting room area. Now this sitting room area is serviced by an air con and it has got absolutely massive ceilings. I love how high these ceilings are and how spacious this area is. The windows here leading out onto your front garden are all wood-framed and quite large, leading in a lot of natural light. And this leads to what can only be described as your formal dining room area. An eight-seater dining room table fits here with ease, with a chandelier dangling from the ceiling, lending an air of grandeur to a place where you really will be whipping up some of your best meals. Now this is back where we started. We walked through that front door. We stood where you're standing right now looking down onto this area and out into the garden, which is what I think we should talk about next. So we've got sliding woodroom doors leading out onto your patio. And the nice thing is so often these woodroom doors can cause problems late on in life, but not in this home. And how cute is this little puppy here? Not in this home because you've got this area completely surrounded by aluminum-framed stackable sliding doors with those gloss insert panels. So it keeps the wood protected from the elements, which I really like. And this whole patio is sealed off of that. So come out here with me, take a look at how large the patio is. Take a good gander, this gorgeous little pup over here coming up these stairs. But all of the openings have got these stackable sliding doors turning this outdoor area into a real indoor area when you need it. But there's a little bit more. It's right here. We've got some drywall. This patio is all shaped so it will curve all the way around to this side of the house with access into the other sitting room, which we're going to take you to in a moment. But the owners have currently walled us off with some drywall just to make a private room there. However you can, however you can take that drywall down and utilize that however you see fit.  Now before we lead on inside, how can we not talk about this stunning garden area? For one, absolutely massive. Two, we've got this all shaped pool right here blue, but surrounded by huge trees and so much greenery. If you've got a green thumb, if you love gardening, this is the home for you. You can see all these flower beds are just waiting for the right person with the right touch to bring them to life. But already, it smells incredible. The smells of spring, I do love it. But then grass all the way down there, grass leading up the hill to a vegetable patch and then all these flower beds surrounding this pool. Incredible. Guys, I'm going to find it hard to move off inside now. It is so nice being out here after this winter, but we need to. So come with me. Let's take a look at the second sitting room area and then it's time for the bedrooms. So as hard as it has been, we've made it. We're back inside and we've got to move through the rest of this home. So through the dining room area, we come up this flight to stairs and yeah, we are within the second sitting room area. That is the remainder of the old shape patio.  Now talking about this sitting room, again, air con, plenty of down lighting, which we like, but you've also got a fireplace right here for you to utilize as much as I hate it. But on those cold winter nights, it is really nice to sit out in front of a fireplace. Then we've got this stunning old shape window here. I love these pocket windows looking out onto a fountain, which will show you in a bit, as well as the rest of the garden and that vegetable patch. But nice area really well utilized with a space outside being able to access that balcony from both sides. But coming around the corner, we need to stop right here and talk about that half bathroom or the guest bathroom. Let's take a look. The guest bathroom in this house comes very well equipped with a walking shower as well as single vanity with a glass bowl, which is very unusual. Not something we see every day. I do quite like it, under counter storage, windows opening up onto the garden and then your toilet located in the corner. And now we're on to the bedroom. So this is the guest bedroom or it could even be an office space. However you want to see it, you can utilize it like that. We've got some cupboard space right here built in and then you've got two doors that open right out onto your garden area and this fountain. I love fountains. I love water features. I'm sure a lot of you could probably relate to me specifically when you listen to how peaceful it sounds. So this to me would make a perfect office. Windows right there looking out onto the entrance of the home. Beautiful large tiles making the room feel quite spacious, well lit, air con in here as well. So think of that. There are however three more bedrooms located upstairs which we're going to have to take a look at right now. So we've covered the study slash bedroom area and now we're walking back through the central courtyard, the entry hall to the stairs that we're going to go all the way up and take a look at these bedrooms. But these stairs have got one of my favorite features and it's a feature we see quite often and it is this massive window with frosted inlays letting in so much light on these staircases. It makes it look so cool and I mean look at that. It's a gigantic window in your staircase. Who doesn't like that? I think it's awesome. Wood tops on the railings leading up stairs and as soon as we get upstairs you find yourself in an area perfectly set out and perfectly equipped for a second office. So if you're in bed if you like to work from home this is the house for you. But talking about windows I love that one is right over here massive looking out onto your carport and your entry letting in so much light on this pathway to the two bedrooms. But before we talk about bedrooms let's talk about the carport. You've got a double garage fitting two cars easily with parking spaces right in front of that garage so you know if you've got guests they've got places to park. Over here we've got a bathroom that is shared by bedroom one and two and over here we've got a storage room for you to utilize as a linen closet should you wish it. We're going to leave this for a second. So come on here and this is the first bedroom we're walking into upstairs a beautiful bedroom, aircon plenty of cupboard space really a lot of cupboard space wood flooring which matches the cupboards quite nicely love the flooring and it transitions out onto your very own balcony that wraps across the length of the house onto the master suite and I think I'm going to send you through that balcony and I'm going to meet you in the next bedroom let's go. And here we are bedroom number two again continuation of the stunning wood floors we've got some cupboard space behind me serviced again with an aircon plenty of space within both these bedrooms for these massive beds and let's take a look at that balcony leading into the master suite. Walking outside you get to experience this massive balcony and the greenery that I think is only lifestyles days like cedar lakes get to offer these massive trees surrounding your beautiful blue pool down below you and this huge garden area that I think is so rare when it comes to houses nowadays specifically where you're buying in four ways and santon so I love that they've included this I love how big they've made it and I definitely like the attention the owner has had when crafting this garden but that leaves us two things the first is that guest toilet or shouldn't I say not guest toilet the toilet located just outside the two bedrooms and last nothing else but the creme de la creme the master suite. So your shared bathroom has a couple of features that I like to mention one is the sunken bathtub located just under frosted windows that open outwards onto your own garden then you've got another set of windows just located over your toilet which opens out onto the front of the house again frosted walk-in shower and then you've got your single vanity there built in under counter storage massive mirror above it really nice light eerie bathroom definitely one that you'd like in your house and that's it the shared bathroom done in dust it which leaves us only one thing like I mentioned the creme de la creme the master suite and here it is and I've said this so many times but what master suite is complete without a walk-in closet which it has and we've just passed that and through that walking closet you will find your very own ensuite bathroom but take a look at how large this master suite is it's definitely one of the biggest ones we've featured before plenty of space here for a reading area or your very own lounge within your bedroom we've got a king-size bed here that fits very very easily and then right over here is your cupboard space and there is a lot of it so you've got cupboards lining both sides of the wall and over here a built-in area again almost reminiscent of the desk we saw outside but right here I'm sure many of people will be using to get ready you've got all this light coming in from this window natural light as well it's a perfect place for you to get ready you can throw a mirror up on one of these walls and use it to check yourself out make sure you're looking thick and span worthy of a home this beautiful but yeah we are within the on-street bathroom first thing you'll notice granted countertops double sink plenty of under counter storage as well as two medicine cabinets with separate mirrors so there's no fighting over mirrors here you've got your sunken bathtub windows behind me again frosted looking out to the back of a home but your walk-in shower right of here quite a big one really nice tiling details throughout the shower as well as the floor your toilet is right where you're standing again with some frosted windows leaning out to the front of the home but that concludes the tour of this beautiful 6.4 million red home in cedar lakes lifestyle estate the only thing left is for us to say goodbye and here we are ladies and gentlemen on this stunning balcony to say goodbye so if you can find yourself in this 6.4 million red home four bedrooms three and a half bathrooms what I'd like you to do is contact Declan Ward from Engeland Falkers and he will be able to arrange a viewing at a time and date suitable to you a home like this is going to fly fast so don't hesitate but if you're looking for a home don't forget to visit www.privateproperty.co.za this is a site where you can browse every estate agent listing in your area in one quick easy and convenient place so I hope to see you on there but for myself Chad Rivera from the team at Private Property and from everybody at the Home Shopper Show we love you thank you again for taking this journey with us and we'll see you on the next one goodbye


The so-called Sapala Siberian dog named Diesel, who plays the adult Togo in the film, is actually Togo's great-grandson, 14 generations away, according to the film's director. Diesel is not only linked to Togo, but his coloration also makes him look a lot like Togo. Upon returning from a run at the beginning of the movie, Sapala discovers that a diphtheria outbreak has already claimed the lives of five children. The meeting's second part consists of overt pressure being used on Sapala to travel to Nanana to get the serum. Sapala is initially unconvinced, but after looking through the town's hospital windows and observing youngsters sneezing and coughing, he becomes persuaded that he must go, despite his wife's objections. Things went a little differently in reality. At a similar meeting, Welch and Maynard were present, but Sapala was not and played a minimal role in the decision-making process. The Cruelest Miles reports that he was referred to as the fastest musher in Alaska and went by the nickname, King of the Trail, suggesting that his fame may have been much larger than what the film implied.