So, I'm here representing Facebook at the GSR, I think it's the first time that we've been involved in this meeting and it really represents the fact that as internet companies like ours grow, understanding the traditional telecoms world and being able to work with players in the traditional telecoms market becomes an increasingly part of your business. We want to deliver our service to people everywhere in the world as efficiently and as swiftly as possible and of course telecoms operators are our partners in that and telecoms regulators are critical to the extension of broadband and people being able to access our service. So I think there is a shift in the relationship between operators and regulators and internet players, we have been traditionally called the over the top services in a way which I think is not always entirely complimentary but you know, we are providing valuable services that mean that people want to take up broadband, they want to take up a broadband service to access something like Facebook, they don't want to do it for an abstract concept of the internet, they want to do it because there are compelling applications. We think we're one of those compelling applications and we've had some great conversations with other people who realise they're struggling with exactly the same challenge, the challenge being how do we get to the next 20, 30, 40% of people who should be coming onto the internet in a particular country and we think we're part of the solution, the telecoms operators are part of the solution and regulators in many cases are the entity that's correctly driving the search for those solutions. When we think about privacy, we actually think we need to break it out into separate elements because we often bundle up a whole range of issues that are really quite distinct. The first is really about social habits around being public or private people. People are behaving in different ways because the internet exists where they are showing and increasing willingness to share aspects of their life in public and that's, as we see it, a very personal decision and clearly social media is at the heart of that debate. It's something very relevant for us but we see those as not decisions primarily for regulators but between individuals, between parents and their children within social groups defining how public or private they should be. The second part of privacy is if I have a communication that is intended to be private, private correspondence, how secure is that? In other words, can other people, whether that's government entities or anyone else, get to that communication? That's largely a question for governmental regulation. Governments everywhere define the limits for their interference with private communications and governments are now debating extensively what those limits should be and really that's an issue that impacts all operators, whether they're telecoms operators or internet services. I think the third part is more traditional data protection so that's the regulation of how everybody uses personal data and that's an issue not just for internet services or telecommunication services but for every company and every organization that uses personal data and there's a whole separate regulatory framework that companies like Facebook have to deal with but so do telecoms operators when they, for example, are dealing with their customer data. We see the internet in general and our service in particular as being huge drivers for growth, economic growth and job opportunities. At a time when we sorely need that, we carried out a study in 2011, actually with Deloitte, where we looked at the impact of Facebook on the European economy and we calculated that we'd added over 15 billion euros of value to the economy and there are activities going on that sustained over 230,000 jobs in Europe by virtue of the fact that our platform exists and people are building applications on top of it, they're using it to increase their trade, their business or that telecoms operators are able to sell through new devices and services on the back of the existence of ours. So we think we can add that kind of value everywhere and it's just incredible that somebody now can connect in a country, somebody can be in Nigeria, they can connect into a global network and they can have potentially a billion customers on our platform and hundreds of millions on other platforms that they can connect with immediately and start doing business with immediately. Our approach is to try and address common objectives. I mean, at the heart of it, there are people. I mean, we are providing a service to people. Telecoms operators are providing connectivity to people and regulators' responsibility is to look after the interests of those people as individuals. In OFCOM's framing, the UK regulators framing, they talked about as citizen consumers, which I think is a lovely phrasing to how we should think of people. They are both consumers of services and citizens with all those associated interests and we think the services like ours absolutely have a role to work with the operators and with the regulators to make sure that the citizen consumer gets the maximum possible benefit from this amazing technology that we've built. One thing that we've been working on at Facebook is a good example, I think, of how telecoms operators and internet services can work together and that's something called Facebook Zero, where the operator gives its customers free access to Facebook data for a period of time and in return, they're able to co-market their service or able to say, you know, buy my handset or buy this plan to access the Facebook service. What we see is great take up of that, not surprisingly, but we also see great take up of paid for data plans at the end of that free taster period. So the operators benefit from it, we benefit from it, we get new subscribers, but also society generally benefits because we've taken somebody who was previously not on a mobile data plan and brought them on to a mobile data plan so all the other government services like health and education can be delivered through the same channel. We think those kind of arrangements where everybody, internet services and telecoms operators, are able to work together to increase the total market, increase the total amount of internet access, are the future rather than perhaps some of, you know, what we've seen in the past which is more arguing about how you divide the cake up between us. Let's make the cake bigger together.


Hello, we are starting Marie's bedroom today And I am so excited to start this room because the direction of it I'm just it's been one I've been wanting to do the color palette and just the pieces in here very excited Justin and I are currently going to the paint store to get some paint because we are gonna be plastering Marie's entire room in This plaster right here from me odid if you remember in my kitchen I actually plastered all of the walls the ceiling and the range hood with a me odid product And I ended up doing it's funny because they named the product Drew's white Which is actually color you can get there and this one is the marmarino Palladino which is a natural lime and marble dust-based plaster suitable for interior and exterior And it has a satin finish to it. It's so pretty and this is the exact color I'm going with for the walls in there and that's all I'm gonna share So we're going to the paint store because we want to actually color match this and get some actual paint I can go on the window trim and the baseboards because we're not gonna be plastering those so that they Just coordinate so yeah, I'm heading there. I'm going to crown paint grabbing two of these primers for the window trim So this is a look at Marie's bedroom and a lot of people were asking me why she selected this room as opposed to the other one With the bathroom and that's just because this one is larger And she is using the other one as her bathroom because we're the only two people living in the house so I put together a small mood board for Marie's bedroom just to get the color tones and Direction and alignment and I love that these photos together I knew I wanted to embrace the red tone lighting that comes through the window because my house is Neighboring a bright red home and through the window is some red tone lighting So I knew if I picked the proper neutral colors It really could be like kind of a play on that lighting as a feature as opposed to What could be kind of taken as a negative because I could always cover that up with curtains if I want to which I will Be adding but I want the design overall to really really embrace The full element of the room. So I love this center photo here. I think the bed is so cool I love the color on the wall as well I feel like if you had red tone lighting and a room like this, it would just look pretty, you know And my initial thought was to actually combat the red so make the room green You know do a green design in the space and the red would kind of neutralize out But I started adding green tones to this room over the course of the week leading up to this makeover And they just didn't feel right the colors almost felt gray and kind of muddy and I knew I wanted just warmth in this space and kind of a Play on wood tones. I'm really going for wood tones and an old-world feel while still incorporating modern elements We are going to start in with the paint because with the paint I want to go ahead and just get all of the trim first We want to paint all the trim and the baseboards all the windows as well And then go in with the plaster over top because I think it would just be so much easier to be plaster over top of that And then just touch up with any paint if needed as opposed to plastering and then having to go back and like Really make sure that we paint perfectly along that line Including the trim on the ceiling which as you can see here the ceilings in all of these rooms Which is one of the reasons I bought this home is all of them are coved so every single ceiling actually arches up throughout the entire house and So with that there's this little border. We're gonna be painting that because we can't plaster the border This is a color that we have color matched to our plaster and it looks perfect And we are going to be painting this along all the baseboards So whenever you are plastering I always suggest to purchase a paint color and a matching tone to your plaster and do all of your Trim work first because at least you one coat on your trim work because it's always easiest to add The first coat and then just be a little bit messy with it as you could see I went a little bit above the edges of all the trim not too much because I definitely want that primer to be The kind of gritty base for our plaster So I don't want to go too much over the top of it But I painted all the trim with two coats of a paint that matched the plaster first That just makes it so much easier when you go in with the plaster You can go right up to the edge and as you could see here the paint actually goes on pretty bright And then it dries down quite a bit darker The plaster which I'm pretty excited about I've actually never used this particular product from me Oh, did this one? I already show you some Marmarino Paladino It's got to be like 50 pounds or something and this bucket of plaster costs $275 so I just wanted to be fully transparent with you guys and let you know how much this process actually costs So we're gonna see how much of the room we can do with the bucket if you could put in the work yourself and just get the Product from the Oded it really is so good, and I opted for this colorway And we were gonna start plastering this so I'm excited to open the can It's also so that going in here at the moment starting this in the walls It applied with a trowel very similar to what we did in the kitchen But I think this product is actually quite a bit smoother the one in the kitchen had like actual texture to it It kind of was more of a stone like a faux stone finish. This one's a bit smoother It has kind of like a satin finish to it So this is what the product actually looks like and as you can see it's kind of like a frosting light material It's pretty I see it's not like a medium thickness. It's not super thick and it's not like runny So this is what we are going to be plastering on the walls and for the first coat You just go through and do a pretty thin layer on everything I think I want to start on this wall just because I don't want to mess up our main wall Which is where the bed's gonna be so if anything I'll start here where the dresser is going to be covering Here goes nothing. A couple of scratches that is not perfectly smooth on your first coat But you're gonna fill all that in on the second coat. You need two coats of the plaster So the first coat is mainly just to get like the plaster on the wall You just do one thin layer and then your second coat is where you go in and fill in the cracks and smooth it out with a sponge It's more like the vanity layer and this one's more of like your base layer So if you see any scratches in there, it's totally fine.  So it's kind of like a speckle in a sense I really say one of the most satisfying things is edging with plaster So I kind of take a bulk of it and kind of put it on the wall Then I kind of scrape it so I have it right on the edge there Probably like that's good. You're gonna go right at the edge and scrape right up It's just so satisfying how clean and clean of a line you can get So this right here is a time-lapse spanning about four hours This product does take quite a while to dry down But as it dries down you could start seeing some of the movement to it and something I'll say is the first coat Really is your base layer. The second coat is where all the movement happens Hi guys, Justin here. Drew had to go to a meeting for a few hours.  Half of it is on me, but the rest is looking great on the wall Justin literally is covered and meoted Yesterday we got the first coat of plaster on this entire room and something I have to apologize for in this video is the audio The neighbors were ripping out a tree outside and they've been ripping it out for like eight hours And it's just not ripping out. It's been happening for so long And I've just been wanting to come in here and share with you guys the colors So I apologize for any background noise. So we have the wall card, which is looking so good. Marie loves it I love it So there is a red bounce in this room But I kind of wanted to embrace that and the design and make it more so Like a lighting feature as opposed to trying to design and then having a red bounce on Colors that I didn't want that to happen on so the base for the room I really wanted to also be warm so that all of the wood was kind of complimented each other because I have a Dark wood floor underneath the red and a headboard which is from lulu in georgia This is for marie's bedroom I am just so so so excited about some of the pieces that lulu in georgia sent over for this space I want to thank them so much. They heard that I was moving and reached out They're like looking at pieces for your home and I thought it would be perfect for marie's room because as much as marie loves Antiques and vintage. I do know that she prefers items on the newer side I have gotten her into antique vintage, but I do know like for a bed for example She would love a new one. So I thought this would be really beautiful in here It is such a sunny bed. I'll pop up the actual name Really warm wood on the outside and then it has this beige linen and on camera It's kind of showing up blue for some reason one of the reasons I opted for the art shape was because it kind of mimics This top corner here this one over here. I just love that. I thought it kind of fit in the wall quite nicely But not only do we have the headboard here. There's also a footboard that goes at the end So it's an entire bed and some nightstands and these nightstands. I've been wanting to pop over here I just brought one in it's right here a different tone of wood which I love I love mixing wood colors As long as they're on like the same hue. So I wouldn't want to mix a great tone into here This is the nightstand here and there's just so much plaster on the top. So I'm just trying to get an idea Of how those look paired together Oh my gosh, I love it. I think that is so beautiful. I love those tones together I also like this nightstand because the drawer is a soft clothes. It's just a really nice quality You know, I have been looking for my current swatches forever A solid like two weeks Wow It's actually another nightstand in the box. Let me go grab it Here it is I'll say that if you order pieces from them, they all arrive in such great condition And this Will be gone over here And the camera there's such with a bluey. Oh, it's because of the blue tape on the windows Oh, I could take that off. Let me do that. All right. I took blue tape off a majority of the windows There's just one more that I think kind of is casting that little shadow there But look how stunning all of these colors are starting to look together I had a potential idea of doing some form of sconce that was actually plastered into the wall Which is still an idea But I do have a big question for you guys And I'm going to just be behind the camera for a second because of the audio the big question I want to ask is about the ceiling because there is something really pretty about having a light ceiling And it wouldn't be stark white like this like I would definitely paint it or along the lines of this kind of ivory color Probably a little warmer because there is something really pretty about kind of having this lightness here And then having a lightness up here and it would not be stark white like this I definitely would go more of a creamier tone something just with a little bit of creaminess So it wasn't harsh and stark, but I could leave the ceiling Light like this if I wanted to or I could go dark with it I guess I kind of am leaning a bit Towards plastering the entire room because I just love the way All the walls and the ceiling look when they're all the same color So I think it would be really nice and then this kind of tone would read on the ceiling and I also got to mention I don't know if I did this is only one coat I have to wait until they open up on Monday to get the second coat And that's really going to add a bit more texture to the walls and fill in some of these scratch lines as well But I'm just not sure what I want to do the ceiling yet Of course, we're going to have a light right here But there is something pretty about leaving it light or like maybe and then once we get the red off the ground I'm sure that's bouncing even more of kind of a red hue on the wall making it feel even orangier But we're going to have this really great dark wood in here, which is going to look so beautiful with the other wood tones I'm so excited, but what should we do to the ceiling? Please let me know in the comments. There is something nice about this. I don't know Let me know


Yeah, 100% everybody forced here ripping at 20 22 tops definitive baseball hobby three box case number 58 random divisions I'll leave the results on screen for you. You can always find those late in sports cards calm. Good luck everybody Let's see what we got Yeah, I mean they're playing the Cowboys are starting to brush they have to win make us can't drop this game after Losing to the Steelers like that. They should have lost and they should have won They should have lost and they should have won then they lost Appendix B that's what they're gonna call them. Oh, we got a book already. We got a book already All right starting off with an A's patch card Matt Olson 25 of 30 AL West Three-color patch NL central Christian Yelich 14 of 35 barely three color one of his three color like gray counts awesome hit AL East Jersey Auto Mariana Rivera three of 15 Congrats Doreen with the AL East Haven't seen Doreen's name in a while Congrats Doreen we'll get that mad for you. We got an AL West jumbo Jersey auto your done Alvarez 250 nice hit so far dual Autorellic chipper Jones John Smoltz and L East it's like a partial Signature there like a very very partial some something was written on that Jersey Chipper and Smoltz 16 to 25 nice hit NLE East. I don't see the name here on the back Autograph patch book card Autograph patch book card. What do we got? What do we got?  Yeah, that's part of the four of them. Maybe the three actually three. Yeah, good God, that's door Doreen. That's a number chunk Doreen got that Doreen Doreen's back in a Mariana Rivera And a jumbo patch poppy book. Look at that. Look three five Clean auto. I'm gonna be sick. It's so nice I Green rookie auto AL East Josh Lowe 11 to 25 is it loud? And very nice AL West gold frame patch auto Jose Altuvae 22 a 25 Good color on the patch First box is heat nice hit AL West 2 on the Altuvae. Hi Doreen How you doing Yeah, she's upset about them the moe but had to pull the poppy Yeah, all three of the people in this room are jealous of that card. Yes Yeah, we're all huge fans of that card. Oh, yeah, three Red Sox fans. Happy you hit it Walked into a bar That's never good patch card AL central Byron Buxton 10 of 1500 came out or colors War color patch on the Buxton Now is that brown or is that just dirt? That's dirt. I think it is dirt 30 to a 50 tauti's patch card That's definitely dirt. Yeah, that guy gets in the dirt a lot Gets in trouble unless the Padres actually wear dirt brown. They may they have some other uniforms. That looks like dirt What do you guys think? That's definitely dirt.  I got a Ryan Sandberg one of five NL central How dare you he's got a wild auto Cody on the board with it's like the sloppy version of Jeter's auto How dare you six oh six pats those of the Steelers. I mean I wouldn't doubt it, but hey man Jumbo Jersey Auto NL East now Freddie Freeman 16 to 25 Go NL East and be free. This product never disappoints Redemption now I haven't seen that one before Dual auto collection Giants so NLS Brandon Crawford and Mike Yastremski. I mean if I was a Giants fan I would really want that. Yeah, I thought the Giants have so many cool players. I Always think a hundred pence Brandon Crawford super underrated It's got some of the nicest hair in the league some of the nicest hair good defense good Howard good tan Just I mean, yeah, you know AL East again a Reggie Jackson Goldframe auto Doreen killing it. Oh So they do have Army units of that sand color I was gonna say they have like four different types of camo They wear. Yeah, they do have a lot of camo. It's Reggie Reed Detmer's rookie auto 650 AL West and Peter Lonzo auto 6 to 25 NL East Three Boston fans walking to more passes of the Steelers. Yeah, I don't know Maybe a bounce back week for the Pats Wasn't all bad. They had decent defense All played this week Pat Steelers One team coming off a game that they got away with yes their team coming away with a loss that they very much deserved We shall see we shall see Tom and a Belichick is always good though It's always good All right, very nice patch here for the NL Central Joey Vato 8 of 15 Yeah, on the on Crawford jumbo Jersey NL East air and Nola 21 of 50 The Nolan Ryan Express Jersey auto 28 to 40 AL West Express it's weird to have been your name your full name be in your nickname very strange Buddy threw a lot of strikeouts so you get jumbo Jersey auto Walker Bueller 38 to 50 NL West Triple auto NL Central Greg Maddox Ryan Sandberg and Andre Dawson Nice hit again NL central nice one there. Oh Good thing rich has gone now gold frame auto Alex Rodriguez 7 of 10 Hey, Ellie is good thing rich left before this one was pulled Nolan Nolan Ryan Express Ryan. Yeah, exactly. That's how I would say it if I ever met him Does he still is he still with the Rangers and like that? Yeah, you can go ahead yeah Turkey auto Seth beer NL West 11 to 25 and on the back is Defining images auto Mike Trout AL West What a fun case man not numbered on this one, but the defining images are really cool With one of his MVPs there Is that what that trophy is? Yeah, right? Yeah Yeah, that's pretty good, huh? The MVPers at all-star game Only has a few of these I think Nice one AL West Let's do a recap Good that was a really good case actually all around a few divisions had some really nice hits. Thanks everyone for filling it up Let's get our recap ready start with relics NL East Aaron Null out of 50 NL central bottle to 15 NL West at cease to 50 NL central bucks into 15 with the four color So AL central NL central to 35 yellow AL West Matt Olson to 30 Autos now a rod gold frame AL East to 10 Seth beer to 25 NL West Jersey auto Bueller to 50 NL West AL West Nolan Ryan Jersey out of the 40 NL East Pete Alonzo to 25 AL West redembers to 50 AL East Reggie Jackson gold frame to 25 dual auto NL West Crawford and Yaz Do a lot of redemption there jumbo Jersey auto Freddy Freeman NL East bat relic auto Ryan Sandberg NL central to five Josh low 11 to 25 AL East jumbo Jersey auto AL West air yord on Triple auto NL central was Sandberg Maddox and Dawson Gold frame jumbo patch auto Al 2 beta 25 AL West Dual auto relic Jones and Smoltz for the Braves to 25 NL East Mariana Rivera jumbo Jersey auto or not jumbo But a little bigger than normal three of 15 on the Jersey auto AL East nice mo the finding images trout auto non numbered AL West and Autograph patch book card For the AL East it was David Ortiz jumbo number patch Probably the three five again. I guess I could be the four like if you hold it like that, but Probably three three of five there nice hit AL East beautiful card. Thanks again everybody. God basketball come up


Hello and welcome to a lecture on routing information protocol. Learning outcomes. By the end of the session, student will be able to illustrate routing information protocol and its message format. Here you may pause the video and try to answer this question. What are the solutions to count to infinity problem? This problem is with the distance vector routing algorithm. The three possible solutions to count to infinity problem are redefining the infinity, means maximum number of hops the packet can travel is made to 16. 16 hop is considered as not reachable. The split horizon and split horizon with Poisson reverse. These are the three possible solutions to count to infinity problem. Let us see the routing information protocol. Routing information protocol is an intra domain routing protocol based on distance vector routing means this routing information protocol handles or look after the routing inside an autonomous system. The routing information protocol implements the distance vector routing algorithm with following consideration. The first consideration is in an autonomous system the RIP deals in graph theory with routers representing the nodes and the arcs represent the links. The destination network in routing table is a network address. The metric used by routing information protocol is hop count. The infinity is redefined as 16. The next node column of the routing table describes the address of the router to which the packet is to be sent so that it reaches its destination. Let us understand how the routing table looks like in routing information protocol and what are its fields and how it describes the route to a particular network. Here we have four routers R1, R2, this is R2, R3 and R4 with seven networks N1, N2, N3, N4 and N5, N6 and N7 means we have four routers R1, R2, R3, R4 and network N1, N2, N3, N4 and these networks are connected to any of the router. Let us understand this is a routing table of router R1 and let us understand the entries as N1 and N2, network N1 and N2 are directly connected to R1 so the cost or the distance to these two network will be 1. In the first two entries of this routing table you can see that network N1 and N2 has cost of 1 and in the next hop column there is no entry because as these two networks are directly connected. For network N3, N4 and N5 to deliver a packet to N3, N4 and N5 router R1 has needs to forward the packet to network R2 means for network N3, N4 and N5 the next hop for R1 is router R2. So these are the three entries for network N2, sorry N3, N4 and N5 with cost increased by 1 as for network N3 a packet has to travel two networks N1 and N3 so the cost is 2 and in next hop column of the routing table the IP address to which this interface of router R2 is connected. The IP address of this interface is <IP_ADDRESS> so this is the next hop for all the networks N3, N4 and N5. Similarly let's check the last two entries which are for these two networks network N6 and network N7 with next hop entry with next hop as a this IP address which is 1 <IP_ADDRESS> so in this way the routing tables are updated. Let's see the message format of routing information protocol this is a message format of routing information protocol the first field is a 8 bit command field. This field gives the type of the message whether it is a request message or a reply message for request message it has value 1 for reply message or respond response message it has value 2 this is a version field it is also 8 bit field this 8 bit field gives the version of routing information protocol routing information protocol comes with two version version 1 and version 2. So according to the version you are using this value this field contains value 1 or 2 the next 16 bit field is reserved field it is not used then the next field is a 16 bit family field this 16 bit field defines the protocols used for TCP IP protocol this field contains value 2 then we have these four this two byte these four bytes this also four byte and this four byte these four blocks out of which these three are each of four bytes so it becomes 12 and these two means total 14 byte field for network address okay for IP internet protocol for internet protocol only four bytes out of 14 are used to give the destination network address and the remaining 10 bytes are filled with zero as all zeros as written in this diagram okay then the last last field is distance which is nothing but a metric for routing information protocol number of hops is a metric so this field contains the distance to the destination network from the advertising router the request message has value 1 in the first field and when a request message is generated a request message is generated when the router comes up or a some timer expires a request message can be generated for some of the networks as shown in this figure a and it can be generated to request all the network entries from router so when the request message is generated for all the entries from router the network address field contains all zeros and when it is made for specific network the network address of that specific network comes in this field the response packet how the response packet look like just to this request packet one additional distance field okay this distance field is added where the distance to the destination network is at so it becomes your response packet okay the response packet can be either solicited or unsolicited a solicited response is sent only in answer to a request made by a router it contains information about the destination specified in the corresponding request on the other hand unsolicited response is sent periodically every 30 seconds or whenever there is a change in the routing table unsolicited response is sent out this unsolicited response is sometime is also called an update packet so whenever the update packet is received by the router the router updates its routing table based on the information received in the update let's see the timers in routing information protocol routing information protocol has three timers periodic timers expiration timer and garbage collection timer the periodic timer is set randomly between 25 seconds 35 seconds the expiration timer is of 180 seconds and the garbage collection timer is of 120 seconds periodic updates are generated once this timer expire the expiration timer wait for 180 seconds and if the update for that route is not received it just mark that route as a invalid or not reachable once the route to that specific network is marked as invalid it is not directly removed from the routing table rather the router waits for 120 seconds so that the invalidity of the route propagates to all of its neighbor so these three timers support the operation of routing information protocol these are the references used and thank you


This is my second visit to Doha in my capacity as Secretary-General of Interpol and the hospitality experienced is a reminder of the known generosity of our hosts. Your Excellency, Mr. Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Interpol thanks Qatar for hosting with such detail and perfection this first-of-its-kind conference for international police cooperation. Indeed, as this event begins, let us reflect on the reasons for such a conference to be called for. Why is it so that security of attendees is a key consideration in preparing all major events such as this one? Because of the harsh realities in our operating environment, the world over. Time and again, organized in cyber-enabled criminality and terrorism have targeted large gatherings of civilians. Besides causing heavy damage to public and private resources at major events, innocent lives have been lost. From a law enforcement perspective, I must highlight that the matter at hand is a complex one. Grave threats of terror, such as those issued a fortnight ago by ISIL Daesh against the FIFA World Cup in Russia next year, need to be objectively monitored. Similarly, as for other domains of challenge for police, the cyberspace requires a concerted effort spanning both sectors. Some years ago, Interpol had realized that there is very often a transnational dimension to crime when it strikes major events. And thus, to counter it, police needed to make use of existing linkages across borders. To this purpose, Interpol put forward its existing reform to bring together law enforcement expertise from around the world on countering threats to major events. Crime capabilities had existed at Interpol for years, such as its major events support team deployment, while some others needed to be developed. In essence, it was time for Interpol to innovate. At the same time, the state of Qatar was advancing its preparations towards hosting the FIFA World Cup 2022. Security securing such an event from criminal threats is a high priority for the host country. A common need was thus identified in establishing Interpol Project Stadia to help member countries with policing and security arrangements at major sporting events. Initiated in 2012, in partnership with Qatar, Project Stadia had a clear aim for creating a center of excellence that would assist law enforcement worldwide. Through the project, over the past five years, ample interaction at an expert level has contributed to the development of a knowledge management system for Interpol's membership. And to address the wide-ranging threats to major events, Project Stadia has been designed to work with all three of Interpol's global programs on counterterrorism, cyber crime and organized and emerging crimes. Importantly, Project Stadia has created a ready network of specialists around the world on shaping future efforts for securing major events. This network is a model example for the increasingly recognized role of Interpol in combating international crime. Your Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, in the 21st century, Interpol strives to support its 192-member countries through not only its communication system, but indeed with a robust network of police forces, security agencies and experts across the globe. In effect, collectively, our networks serve as an early warning system against global threats. Such can also be said of the distinguished audience here today. We have over 350 participants from more than 65 Interpol member countries and more than 60 organizations attending. The agenda presents opportunities for some very important discussions. In closing, let me recognize the support provided by His Excellency, Mr. Prime Minister and Minister for Interior and the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy to Interpol Project Stadia. We are thankful for the initiative undertaken by Qatar and the partnership we have developed. Your Excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, Interpol is grateful to you for taking out the time to participate in the first major event safety and security conference. I wish all of us a very successful two days here in Doha. Thank you. Shukran Shazilan.


Day three, I'm sorry day five of the Julian Assange extradition hearing at the Old Bailey in London was just as bizarre or even more Than the previous ones. This is Joe Laurier reporting for CN Live Last Thursday the hearing was interrupted because of the coronavirus scare and one of the members of one of the legal teams was thought to have contracted The disease but her test came back negative on Friday and we resumed again Monday morning losing a day and a half of the court In fact the day began today with a discussion about whether masks should be worn in court or not Edward Fitzgerald a defense lawyer for Assange said that one of the issues was Going back to the glass cage where Julian Assange is held during these proceedings meant putting his face close to a slit in the glass And Assange's face would have to come close to the glass in order to hear This is some of the extraordinarily unusual circumstances of this hearing But if we didn't sort of the camera switch and we saw Julian Assange the only time We saw Assange and he was indeed wearing a mask as well as a suit sitting in that glass cage this the hearing then began and It was interrupted shortly before lunch by the very loud sound Through our computers and then we learned inside the courtroom itself of what was a US television report About what what subject about Julian Assange? extraordinarily No one seems to know yet. How or why that happened the court thinks that it was either came from the defense witnesses computer or it was a hack and We were away from the court for about an hour an hour and a half when The judge returned we learned that there was an adjournment until Tuesday morning at 10 The court is still a seems trying to figure out what caused this interruption this is part of a courtroom and during a pandemic when The proceedings have moved online not only for we in the press a few reporters including Good sort of news that have remote video access to watch every moment The defense witnesses themselves have to dial in and that witness Eric Lewis an American lawyer the defense Witness could hardly be heard throughout the day He sounded at times as if he were underwater and other times as if he were a frog underwater There were many many words that were lost. It was a very very bad connection and then we had this out of the ordinary Interruption of an American TV report coming in to the courtroom The lawyers stood up through their hands in the air and within a second Vanessa Brates of the judge was gone She fled from her chair Was just before lunch so an hour or two hours later. We learned that they still haven't found out what happened But we're adjourned until tomorrow We did have some testimony today, however Eric Lewis is an American lawyer specializes in prison conditions and in sentencing and He testified basically that drilling the son would not get Fair conditions in his prison. He would be under special administrative measures That would make his defense difficult to a pretrial and post trial and would make preparing a defense difficult now, of course James Lewis Then the QC the prosecutor questioned Eric Lewis the American defense witness and Lewis the prosecutor resorted to his old tricks Which is to try to just destroy the credibility of this witness as an expert saying as he has to every witness so far from the defense Asking whether he's included in his report a 36 page affidavit from Gordon Cromberg in the US assisted US assistant attorney in Alexandria, Virginia federal court and of course, Mr. Lewis Eric Lewis had not But as all the witnesses said they did deal with the essence of what Lewis of what Cromberg said Cromberg was arguing that a sergeant is not a journalist and therefore he's not being prosecuted for for speech issues, but but for leaking classified information Not as a journalist and That it was they were in fact the US pursuing criminal law And not going after a reporter each witnesses tried to bat that down by speaking of the facts of the case and what is in the indictment He tried Lewis did the prosecutor to say that Yes, Cromberg. He also said that the issue of mental health came up The prosecutor Lewis was referring to a case called Ahmed in the European Court of Human Rights in which a Defendant facing extradition Was indeed extradited even though he was listed as having mental health issues. So what? Also, he Lewis the prosecutor tried to say that Zacharias Masawi the 9-11 hijacker had gotten a fair trial In washington and why wouldn't a sergeant get one as well? So what Lewis is trying to do is to say that there is a precedent for somebody having mental health issues and still being extradited so That mental health issue is not a reason why someone shouldn't be excited as a sergeant Maybe suffered from aspergers as some of his doctors had said and Lewis the prosecutor also Wants to say that he can get a fair jury trial unlike what Eric Lewis the witness was saying that he was unlikely to get a fair trial Alexandria and this is where Lewis really screwed up because the prosecutor because in fact By calling by saying that Masawi got a fair trial means that a serge would Lewis the defense witness pointed out that Masawi was tried in the district of columbia district court A very different jury trial than the one in alexandria, Virginia So that made James Lewis prosecutor look pretty bad right there. He just skipped over it And plowed ahead but at the end of that session in which Eric Lewis held his ground Uh James Lewis the prosecutor asked for a 10 minute rich recess without the witness being present We fortunately were privy to that conversation between Lewis and the prosecutor and judge venice of paraitia He really devolved into almost a shouting man Lewis is a highly emotional man as we heard from examin mccuris our legal expert on cn live last weekend This is very unlike a british prosecutor who normally stays totally controlled and calm And doesn't give a lot of respect for the defense argument in this case. Lewis is acting like an american prosecutor bullying Raising his voice to the point where Lewis the witness asked at least once or twice to be fair And another time he said i've been courteous to you. Why don't you be courteous to me? This is the witness talking to the prosecutor and that showed a little spine on the witnesses part but in this exchange this extraordinary exchange between paraitia and And lewis the prosecutor lewis actually said that i'm giving a warning. We told the judge I'm not prepared to be under any circumstance where he is allowed to give long answers It is not how cross examinations worked He lectured paraitia who is lewis has more experience in court than paraitia does and he seemed to be condescending Because of that he said after he gave this warning to the judge that he's never been guillotine In a cross examination ever by no judge in 35 years Experience it in the extradition tations that i've been involved with what he means by guillotine is being cut off by a time limit But paraitia she was quite firm with him and i think quite annoyed She told lewis that the court has the power to i'm courting to ensure efficient movement through this case There are 39 witnesses. I asked you before the trial began And you provided a time estimate The word guillotine comes from you. I say it's time management and that's the end of the matter But she did not take kindly to this accusation that she was guillotine him because she held him to what a four hour time limit during the day where the defense has 30 minutes to talk to their Undirect examination and the prosecutor has 40 Four sorry four hours. That's not enough according to james lewis And he could not bear having to be guillotined by her when he was when she didn't know what how he was laying out his cross examination She correctly told him that that was the estimate he gave and she was going to stick to that Four hours now. Why is lewis behaving this way one could only speculate but his especially from last thursday before the corona virus scare and on wednesday, especially with treva tim his his cross examinations is not going probably the way that he wants That these witnesses are are responding to him They are not allowing him to bully them And he's not making many great points and that's probably because he doesn't have a very strong case as we've discussed on previous videos here He has a weak case, especially as the governor's been trying to narrow it only to documents that named informants Which is an issue we went into in-depth in the cn live that we did over the weekend So here is lewis frustrated taking it out. It seems on beretsa So just before lunch the tv report came out Kevin bestola has tweeted that it was the voice of chris wallis of fit fox news I didn't recognize that it might very well have been but it's a huge mystery how Another bizarre instance in this case and today we had to this outburst from lewis This angry exchange that he had with the judge who was extremely tolerant of his behavior In fact, I should have that when he returned from the stamina recess, uh, lewis apologized for being in temperate So he realized he'd gone too far, but I wonder how far that apology goes And then we had the tv report being loudly into the courtroom That ended today's events. It shows the decorum of a courtroom particularly a british courtroom Being jeopardized by the pandemic that that witnesses must give testimony online that opens up Opens the court up to numerous technical problems and maybe a hacking And of course we in the press are worried that if it is indeed established that it was a hacking that beretsa may use this as a Reason to shut down our remote access. We really hope that that's not the case Rather now we're going to be able to log on again tomorrow at 10 a.m. To pick up The testimony of eric lewis in the extradition hearing of julian asange as we await Perhaps even more bizarre instances as we go forward Reporting for cnlog. This is jolloria


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Jason here for jaspyscasebreaks.com We just sold out another 10 box series 2 23 24 hockey mixer that features two hobby boxes for tins for blasters picketing number seven Now gang guys like I've been mentioning before from the previous six Starting with number seven Basically fresh cases for the hobby and then we're starting our third fresh case for the tins Blasters we started a fresh case in number six, so I just grabbed four random already But for the hobby and the tins we'll have a fresh case for each of them guys, so for the first ones I can always do Generate two different numbers represent the box Basically the way these are stacked is in fours one two three four five six seven eight nine to eleven twelve I'll generate two numbers for this break and then for the remainder breaks however many more we can do I'll just grab random like we always do So here we go First two numbers are gonna be three and seven so there's four here, so one two three five and seven So there you go. That's for the hobbies And same thing for the tins There's 12 numbers there as well Let's generate two different numbers again guys ten and Six actually do the new four numbers actually These ones are this way six on the left six on the right, so ten would be right here And six would be right here and then generate two more numbers. This is actually four boxes two and We're gonna do ten two and eight two Perfect now we can do the randomizer for the Hawks guys, so if you buy two or more teams And we have one more break postive guys number eight, I believe That might be the second to last one I think we have enough to post to number nine because we're gonna run out of tins and blasters after number nine so You can probably just post one more after number eight and then the remaining hobbies will either Sell them in the store or turn them into personals. Maybe I'm not sure we'll see Maybe we can post them in two three box breaks here at least maybe as well So again, if you bought two or more teams, you have a chance to win the Hawks D mac with two John with nine so that's a Four entries only Matthew would with twelve sets six entries and Scott with eight that's four entries Sorry D Mac. You only get one Two so out of the possible 15. We actually got 15. There we go Wow, so this one's only literally four customers D Mac John Matthew and Scott.  All right. Here we go guys roll it one of the three four times one two three four And last Bob Mojo staying at the top Three to one four times four times John. Congratulations. Here we go. All right. Here we go guys Rip open blasters first, then we'll go to Tins and Wendel of Hovey Hardy Heyman Actel Phillip Grubar We got Tompkins Beecher Marge Ardano canvas Ryan Shea Hunter Sheffer Zach Benson very nice one there for the Sabres There's a first rounder as well It's gonna go to the Sabres and John Jackson nothing crazy out of the blasters, but we just started that case as well so in number six Dude, I think Giddy already hit my prop today and Giddy has 15 points Three assists and seven rebounds. Oh my god. He hit it in the first quarter Korzynski little teaser little glaring Capri soft Manatee Paula Connor Zerry our tours Donnie Slough Tyler Sagan two more Tins, and then we'll get to the hobbies Kessel ring and then there's a Conor Bedard portraits or anything Conor Bedard's nice Clay Stevenson, and there's a bidard Leo Carlson do a young gun now, of course, these are the checklist young guns Since John Jackson has the ducks and The black Hawks that goes to you automatically, but any of the left or right. We're still gonna randomize But you don't have to worry about that one Don't strome It was only go for like 25 30 bucks But still something though Sardiff and then Boone Jenner outbursts. All right one more tin here Play Stevenson No, let's go Mason Laurie and Mason McTavish You can't miss the key So just a bidard portrait and then a little checklist young guns and this one for the Tins I'd probably just want a Matthews one can't be nice the dark dazzlers red Sweet so actually orange I believe was the normal Red actually might be pretty good. Let's see what the red was gonna be out of how many packs Let's see. I looked it up yesterday, but so dazzlers So green is the normal one blaster orange is the normal in 10 Red is every one and 32 in Tins So that's pretty good actually Black is the highest one you can get that's the that's the most shortest print one that one's one and every 96 tins But a red dazzlers one and every 32 so that's basically like one in every three cases That's pretty nice, man. Now if the orange goes for like a hundred bucks. I figure the red has to be pretty solid If anybody wants to look that up if there's any of those So that should be a pretty nice one actually. I don't know why it says offline I'll open up YouTube. All right. There we go. Sorry. My restream chat got cut off. So I have to open up my YouTube pop-up And a Jamie Ben Red Yeah, I'll double-check it if you can't see that Mike or actually no my chat's back. Yay Let's go with the hobbies. You don't know the Kirk see exchange on the top of your head Mike. Come on, man Come on, man. Yeah, one of them sold for 220 American today, too. It's not bad. It's pretty good So they go John That red dazzler Two bills right there, and then we have a Mackie For the Florida Panthers, there's a fluorescent there for the sense That's a Ridley Greg Stanislav Tompkins like the fifth place Stevenson Jake de Bruske I've never sold not one item on eBay under my own account Mike Everything I've ever sold on eBay. I've given it to other people as a consignment. So I have no clue. Nice Leo Carlson No clue Relay who soo, but I feel like the authentication is kind of a Dumb thing though Great in point Whoever's authenticating those items. Sometimes don't even know the sport. Don't even know the hobby Mike hell last box here guys Matt Murray and another floor as sent in cold gutman a little teaser though for the Hawks Stanislav feeling gunter Billy Sweezy canvas Patrangelo Connor Zerry and Ryan your hands and Albers another one for the Panthers there and then we got here Jarvis maybe one more young gun Tyler angle. All righty.  Well, we also got a little Carlson We also got a portrait and the checklist young gun with a Zack Benson, so they can do pretty well. No, I'm honestly All right, so appreciate it guys now. I'm gonna just do left or right randomizer for those other checklist cards and let's see 347 times one two three four five six seven seven times left side I appreciate you guys another one in the store