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Hi everyone, my name is Vijay and thank you so much for joining today. I'll be touching upon and talking about product strategy and product opportunity today. And I know this is pretty much a topic that aspiring PM or if you're already a PM, you'll know about it. And I want to kind of create a lot of mental models to kind of move past and identify the product strategies and kind of building the roadmaps. So with that, let me dive in. Okay, before that, let me quickly introduce myself. I did my undergrad in India in chemical engineering, and I've worked with a few startups in India, primarily zero to one startups in the space of real estate, logistics and hospitality. And post my masters, I joined Amazon as a senior product manager, and I currently work in the catalog team of Amazon. Okay. Yeah, so product strategy and why does this actually by this term I could start as it is this is an element of our management first place as it is more of a consulting term. I believe product strategy is a key to a bunch of factors and and this is pretty much the first starting point when you are trying when you're trying to build product roadmap when you're trying to kind of incrementally understand what the features that you want to build already trying to scope out, you know, the overall strategy of the company in terms of which direction that you are take.   There's still some of the problems with customers.  This also helps you to have a very, very laser sharp focus on customer value, because, you know, if, you know, day to day activities of PMs, you know, handling the business reviews, the weekly business reviews, managing the stakeholders globally, in addition to that, if I do solve, you know, identify the customer value, it's easy to get distracted. This would help you hinge upon or be super focused on the value that actually matters. Yeah, and third piece around is the product roadmap. So product roadmap is a better function of our strategy. So it's pretty much an output of the strategy to give it. And the moment that you identify the strategy, you'll have a solid roadmap that will help you to kind of have the entire life cycle, the life cycle built upon. And for me, the most important piece around product strategy is the fourth part, which is identifying the product opportunities. Essentially, you know, it's extremely exactly the same in terms of the different pieces that we put together. And identifying the product opportunity is also very critical when you're trying to kind of go after multiple points in line out there. If you're an entrepreneur with limited resources, you know, there are 10 problems that you think you can solve in that market. But what's the one problem that really matters to you? And that you can solve with a given, you know, small set of resources, create a value and then, you know, kind of scale it and move forward. How do you kind of identify that specific one opportunity or those 10 opportunities? And this is not something new. And this is something that makes a great startup. And this is the same for the team, do the same for the firms. So I don't think a product opportunity is very critical and crucial, and we'll touch upon more of our time today in identifying those. So how do you define, you know, a product opportunity? You know, let alone identifying them. So you define a product opportunity, which essentially sets an intersection of these three pieces. You'd always start from the customer. You'd identify, you know, what are the unmet needs of the customers? And, you know, how can you identify? How can you essentially solve those problems? And when you mean you can solve the problems, you know, can your team or company have the capability to infra to solve those problems? And can you build a product that decides the solution to solve the problem? You can't ask a wireless technology company to go and build an operations network altogether. Because both of them are definitely obviously solving problems.  So for me, the product opportunity is an intersection of these three pieces. You identified a customer problem that you think that need is unmet.  And you can launch a technical solution or rather a solution, a product solution to solve that. Yeah, so this is an interesting example. I've actually stumbled upon this from my professor.  So if you look at the laptop of a tablet pocket or rather laptop slash tablet pocket, it cannot start all with the Apple when they will launch the iPads. And these tablets and she are great for the media.  You know, you can't work on it. You can't write a document on it. You don't really think of building a PPD on it. But that is a clear need.  And that is a clear unmet need. So that's one kind of clear customer problem. And if Microsoft identified that and they have an ecosystem to build everything, and they've built an attachable one, which is pretty much like, you know, tablet to a kind of laptop. So this is one, one simple example of, you know, how do you find the product opportunity for any sort of set of market that you identify. Three aspects of product opportunities. Again, again, these only give you a mental model. In terms of, okay, what's the problem that I'm going to go after? Is the problem big enough? Is the problem sizable enough? And when I talk about the problem, who's facing the problem? And can I draw that persona? Because essentially, it's easy to say that, hey, I need to build something for myself. And, you know, what's that persona exactly looking like?  And I'm kind of trying to draw down the end to end persona or probably the needs of that specific persona at any level, at a time level, is what's going to give you a lot more insight here on identifying, okay, where does the similar personality go? What's that specific cohort that you're talking about? And so when you're trying to find the problem and identify that specific persona, that's when you will depend on, you know, kind of fee or specific product that you can pay, that is, you know, kind of close to an opportunity. Okay, so there are two ways to, you know, kind of look at what it is. You'd also want to have a macro view. And you'd also want to have a micro view to identify these opportunities. The macro view essentially is to try to take a step back and look at the market, look at the competition, look at the, you know, kind of substitution and kind of really identify, you know, what categories and things actually make sense for you. You know, you don't really think about a product here. You really look at how is the biggest market here? Can you attend?  Do you even see the infra or any kind of feasibility or the financial feasibility of the bottleneck or as more of a driver rather than a bottleneck? So these would give you, you know, an ability to kind of move fast and kind of give you an ability to at least probably talk about a few ideas, because you don't want to build something just looking in a small cage thought process of a product and then realize that, hey, when I take this market to the market, I don't really, you know, have the infrastructure to build it. I don't have the infrastructure to scale it. So, so that's, that's around the macro view that I like to focus on. And then you also have to have a micro view around, you know, whatever in a specific part of me. And probably drill it down into atomic level into not just the first layer of the product needs, but to the end of the year to this specific specific, you know, personas. I can't, I can't stress this enough. I've seen this in the past. I see this currently in my day to day work, really identifying which set of customers are the ones that are the target audience to our specific product would help you kind of move really fast because end of the day, you can't force fit anything.  You know, even even in the organizations where you're moving fast. I think this would be able to kind of draw down that piece and give a lot of clarity to you. And and kind of to the teams that are actually building that. And you keep on defining it. And, and, you know, you can only do a UX or a customer service. For example, when you keep refining the persona, keep diving deep into that specific opportunity. And with the lens of a macro view. So that's how I look at it when I can, you know, look for an opportunity to go to the macro view. Yeah, this is this is an interesting piece around I don't think opportunities need not necessarily start at the one end. It can also start at the other end. If you want to kind of say, I want to buy a file at the home, you know, there's a solution around it called a router. And but, you know, you would also figure out that, hey, it's a technology solution.   And if you want to kind of probably identify, hey, we don't want to go to which instrument you want to go to. You know, you have different solutions for that. You have different solutions for that. So I think the key piece of the messaging from this site is to be open on both ends, both in the spectrum, where the opportunities. Yeah. And you see multiple sources of product opportunities. And that's the beauty of, you know, kind of really realizing them and taking them and scaling them. And you can, you can actually identify, start by yourself. You know, you, if you say, face a specific name point, view the personal pay points at the end of the form that you don't want to solve for. You can also hear a lot of these opportunities coming in as anecdotes, coming as probably reviews coming in as insights from the customers directly from the customers. That's a beautiful talent to know and understand the anecdotes there. And similarly, you have analogies, public offerings, innovation fees.  But then the challenge is always around the, you know, the 10 or 15 opportunities that I identify, which ones are the right ones to go after. Which is that one specific opportunity that fits in, checks in all the buckets. And, you know, I am the right person to solve it. And I know who's the right person I'm solving it for. Yeah, this is another piece where, you know, we would always look back from the customer. And not necessarily every single time in every single product, your, your feature is a proportionality to your value. Not every product feature will bring in a similar set of value. There are tons of hours that I know that, you know, an incremental feature has only, you know, kind of grown the company exponentially. But you'd rather not start there doing the start from, okay, what else can I solve on a customer? And can I, can that connect into an incremental feature rather than what new feature can I start? Will that solve my customer problem? So, so leadership focus only on product. Yeah, and focusing on the segment. You know, not always your personas are causality. And not always what customers think they need is always that I need. Yeah, that's a nuance in there. But ideally, you know, the key one kind of focus follows, you know, you work from the customer, and then you kind of, you know, figure out until then you're from there.  How do you assess these opportunities? You know, there has to be a model where you say, okay, out of the 10, there's that one piece that matters to me, I am the right person to do it. I'm the right team to do it. I'll go after it. But what's that what's the purpose behind it? The purpose is three, four, right? Essentially, can you take that part to the market? Do you do you think that, you know, you can actually solve it for sale? And is it actually a real problem? And can you actually, you know, kind of do it as a company, as a team, as an individual? Does it does it fully with the capabilities and the differentiation piece that you bring in? Can you win if you take it to the market? And if you take it to the market, it's real. You can win, but is it worth it? You can identify a problem. Which something can win, but there is a marginal value that you can probably bring or generate for your customers and then for yourself. Does that matter? So these are the three different sort of, you know, ways to look at it. I think all three should make sense. And that kind of depends on different industries and different, you know, product segments to see, okay, I might not really kind of care about the monetary value. But, you know, what is the value added to the problem, the value to the customers that I'm solving. So these are the three ways that I can identify to figure out, hey, what's the opportunity to work, you know, if it was worth pursuing. So that I think, I think I like to probably take, you know, I'd like you to take these five questions back. You know, what exactly the problem will solve. And that kind of turned to the entire pain points and the needs. And whom are you solving this from? And how big is the market? This can tell you about the entire target market. And why are we suited?  Why are you suited to do this? And if you choose to, can you actually go back to a door? And I'll tell you about your differences, capabilities that you can bring on the table. And how can you get this to the market? You know, back, I think she also did tell you if it wasn't worth taking to the market. And once you know everything, how do you really measure the focus of those and keep the accurate.  And honestly, I think when you're going to day to day life as a PM as well, it'll always be time box. It'll always be easier to get distracted with so many nuances that's what you're doing. Not necessarily we do think the big picture on how to actually move the needle for the company. So I think these are the mental models that will help you to quickly, you know, follow the path and then kind of have the road map built in. Because that's where, you know, you would have a lot more free alignment because not everything opportunity and strategy in the right way would be you'd probably find something else. And that's what some of their, you know, kind of prioritization might leave the entire downstream go for a task. So I think that's the reason I'm super big believer in having this one right. And then it'll kind of figuring out the downstream. Yeah, this is this is what I want to kind of talk about today. Thank you so much for joining in. And please feel free to drop in any questions or comments.


Hey guys, happy Saturday 645 a.m. And I am at the grocery store. I am here to do my grocery haul for the week I have quite a few things to get and let me tell you how excited I am about my upcoming meal plan now I don't work on Monday or Tuesday But I'm still going to prep for the entire week because I'll just eat my pre-planned food those days It really just makes my life a lot easier takes the guessing out takes the chance of going off Plan out and it just makes it easier So I'm going to gather all of my groceries here at the grocery store And then I'll go home and I'll share with you my grocery haul for the week as well as what is on my meal plan So if you want to see what I have in store for you, all you have to do is stay tuned All right, let's jump into this grocery haul So the first thing that I picked up is another container of the sugar-free Italian sweet cream Coffee creamer. This is my very very favorite. I love this coffee creamer. I use it pretty much every single day I also grabbed a big container of egg whites I'm going to start incorporating a little more egg whites So maybe having one full egg and then compensating with some egg whites just to get that a little bit of extra protein But a lot less calories egg whites are typically only about 20 calories Versus 70 calories of a regular egg and I know eggs are zero But I thought it might be nice just to add in some egg whites. I grabbed some reduced fat buttermilk This is so I can make the skinny kitchen ranch. I've made this several times in meal prep But I am gonna go ahead and make it again, and I'll show you how to do that super easy super delicious Of course, I grabbed another can of fat for you ready whip I always have to have this on hand especially for my smart cake parfaits I was wanting some cottage cheese. So I grabbed some low-fat cottage cheese I like to have this as a snack with some croutons Everything but the bagel seasoning or some fruit love cottage cheese. I also grabbed another container of the I can't believe It's not butter light. We were just about out. This is our staple butter that we have in our house Light shredded cheese. This is for a couple of upcoming dinner recipes. This cheese is pretty low points I like the Trader Joe's shredded mozzarella the best, but this is nice to have on hand if you're wanting some orange and white cheese I grabbed the oh, that's good original mashed potatoes that are made with potatoes and cauliflower This is for an upcoming recipe. These are a lot less points than the refrigerated mashed potatoes So I went ahead and grabbed that honestly You can't even tell the difference. So that is for an upcoming recipe Grabbed lots of eggs happy eggs, which you know are my all-time Favorite eggs and then the vital farms were on sale for 499 and these were 499 as well So I grabbed two dozen eggs. I plan on eating quite a few eggs this next week Center cut bacon. My very favorite is the private selection I like this one because you can have two slices for one smart point And this is for of course an upcoming recipe some diced ham. This is another thing that we usually have on hand Always I love the diced ham. It's easy to throw into breakfast lunch put on salads put in eggs Really just an easy very versatile thing to have on hand. Of course, I grabbed some Olay wraps This is for an upcoming recipe. I'm going to be making I'm really excited about this some quesadillas Some copycat quesadillas for my lunches. So I needed the Olay wraps for that. I grabbed the Tazo passion tea I'm going to be making the copycat passion tea lemonade from Starbucks I got this idea from Jess over at WW journey to healthy She has a fabulous YouTube channel. So make sure you check her out But I needed the passion tea for that and then I also needed the crystal light lemonade Make sure you get the pitcher size packets of the crystal light So we're going to mix these two things together You guys will see this in meal prep and this makes such a delicious summertime tea yum And then I grabbed sorry turn you on I won't turn you I grabbed some more of my frozen natural Organic chicken breasts loving these love that there's no red meat. So so good very high quality delicious chicken breasts Back up front. I grabbed some shaved steak. I again saw this on WW journey to healthy on Jess's channel I grabbed this I'm gonna throw it in the freezer because I think I'm going to be making some Philly cheesesteaks Possibly in the next week or so for dinner. So I just grabbed it while I was there was on sale And I'm gonna throw it into the freezer These were also on sale. You can see I grabbed three packages These were on sale for $1.99 a pack and this is the Johnsonville smoked turkey sausages These are only three points a link So not bad at all And I thought these would be great to have on hand for recipes or even just to throw on the grill for a quick easy Weeknight or weekend dinner again dollar 99 for a pack was a steal.  You guys know, I really really like this insurnios brand I need this for an upcoming recipe super low points super super low points And then I grabbed two more packages of the organic chicken breast tenders I'm really liking these tenders and as you know, I removed that weird white thing. That's in the tenders The chicken is just better. It's softer. It's juicier So I've been really enjoying the tenders and as long as you remove the white thing, they are delicious So I grabbed two packs of that lots of canned goods I grabbed some whole baby carrots just to have as a side dish Cut green beans. These are for my dogs. I've never seen this extra green green beans Not really sure what that means, but these are for my dogs They get these at the dinner table instead of scraps. I also picked up sliced carrots again for a side dish Petite diced tomatoes for a recipe light kidney beans for a recipe These are roasted red peppers. These are also for a recipe. These are zero points Now if you get the roasted red peppers that are in water, there's zero points So you can see that mine here are just in water So I count these as zero just be careful not to get the ones in oil And then I also grabbed a can of pinto beans for a recipe Tomato sauce for a recipe and baked beans now I had to do some digging on these baked beans because they are absolutely loaded with sugar So this is the brand in the flavor that I found that have the least amount of sugar and this still has 12 grams So of course the points are here on the screen But I'm using this in an upcoming recipe and I think I only needed 10 ounces in this can is the small can and it is 16 I Also grab panko breadcrumbs. This is for a couple of upcoming recipes and then I thought for a sweet treat on hand I would pick up some cherry and orange popsicles. These are typically fairly low points They're only 45 calories per pop and each pop well does have 11 grams of sugar So that's a lot. I don't know that I'll eat these but my husband definitely will and these were on sale for 99 cents. So I grabbed those Now we're moving on into produce guys So we've got bananas for snacking and for recipes and then check this out. These you guys are radishes These are seriously the hugest radishes that I've literally ever seen in my life I was like are these they are these good like is it normal that these radishes are this large? So comment down below Let me know if it's because they're finally in season that they're ginormous, but I thought it was interesting How large these radishes are? I also picked up some petite melody potatoes. This is for an upcoming recipe Mushrooms I actually need this for two recipes. So I grabbed a big package of those Two stems of green onions for salads and for recipes Speaking of salads I grabbed a big container of baby spring mix We're gonna be having some salads which are with our skinny kitchen ranch as a side for this next week And then lastly I grabbed some strawberries. So that's all of my food Let me show you what I grabbed that was a phenomenal deal for some drinks for this upcoming week So look at this. Snapple was on sale for $1.99 a six pack So I grabbed some diet peach tea. All of these are zero points I picked up two packs of the mango diet tea and two packs of the half-and-half diet Snapple Lemonade iced tea really excited $1.99 a six pack. So all of this was $10 Which is amazing for five six packs of Snapple Now stay tuned for what's on my meal plan for the upcoming week So let's jump right into this week's meal plan. Of course, I'm using my Kerry L meal planner I'm obsessed with this. You know this. I love love love my meal planner I do have a link down in the description box click the link enter the code save yourself 10% You can knock a wrong with this meal planner. So we'll go ahead and open it up. It's gorgeous. It's beautiful I love it. I definitely use the meal plans tab the most So when you are planning your meals for the week and you can even plan out entirely for the month You do have a monthly meal planner. So this is May So I do write in what I'm planning to make each night for dinner so that I can plan ahead the night before Pull out any meat that's frozen or any frozen items that I need to thaw for the next day So I am a big proponent of the monthly meal planner and then of course I do use the weekly every single week You can go ahead and enter the dates and what meals you have planned for the week as well as your grocery list I love that the grocery list is fully detachable So it comes right off and you can make a list and take it with you to the grocery store So this is this week's meal plan. You can see I did use the detachable Grocery list. So let me jump right in show you what's on this week's meal plan So my weeks go from Saturday to Friday. I use my weeklies on Saturday So you can see that today. We are planning to go out for dinner Tomorrow, I'm going to be making baked beans and smoked sausage. This sounds so good It reminds me of camping and for some reason I really wanted some camping friendly vibe kind of meal And then we'll pair that with some vegetables On Monday, I'm going to be making loaded air fryer potato wedges.  I'll show you that of course in the recipe and we'll pair that with some vegetables On Tuesday, I'll be making instant pot media Italian pasta. This two sounds so good with some veggies Wednesday is my first day back to work this week So it's going to be crazy which is typically my late night as it is so we'll have leftovers Thursday, I'm going to be making air fryer steak bites and mushrooms I cannot wait for this you guys and those little mini potatoes that I bought I'm going to toss those into my air fryer along with some veggies and then of course on Friday We will have leftovers. So let me flip this over because this is where I track my meal prep So in meal prep this week for breakfast. I'm going to be making baked oatmeal So I'm excited to show you guys that recipe with some eggs For lunches. I'm really excited about this. I'm going to be making copycat outback steakhouse.  So this is what's on my meal prep for the week So again my carrier meal planner that my friends is my meal plan for the upcoming week Take advantage of my 10 off down in the description box and get yourself a carrier meal planner Love love love it. Thank you for joining me on another weekly w w grocery haul and meal plan I hope you enjoyed seeing all of the good groceries Healthy delicious food that I picked up for the week and of course seeing what my meal plan is as well You will be seeing all of my breakfast lunches and dessert and meal prep Along with the skinny kitchen ranch and then all of the other meals you will see in upcoming videos So definitely if you're new make sure that you're subscribed And you hit that notification bell so that you're notified every time I upload You don't want to miss out on any of these fantastic recipes I'd love it if you'd give this video a thumbs up comment down below Let me know what you think of this week's meal plan and grocery haul and I'll see all of you in the next one Bye guys


This is Conrad Nagel inviting you to stay tuned for the next half hour for one of radio's outstanding dramatic productions on proudly we hail Other proudly we hail one of radio's outstanding dramatic half hours transcribe coast-to-coast in cooperation with this station and presented by your army and your Air Force From Radio City, New York. Here is your host and star on proudly we hail the distinguished star of the theater screen radio and television Conrad Nagel Bang hard. Hello, everyone. Welcome again to proudly we hail quite an intriguing title to our story Conrad a matter of time What's it all about? Well, it's not only an intriguing title Ken, but an intriguing story too a Science fiction drama with a surprise ending Our first act curtain will rise in a few minutes after this very important message I'd like to point out that every woman in the United States has a definite part in the stepped-up program of national defense Young women between 18 and 34 who can qualify are urgently needed for service in the women's Army Corps You'll enjoy the gratifying feeling of satisfaction that comes in doing your part for your country during these critical times Visit your local United States Army and United States Air Force recruiting station talk to the local recruiter and learn all the facts Volunteer today and now with your star Conrad Nagel in the role of Mark Costain your army and your Air Force present the proudly we hail production a matter of time Time the riddle of the universe the track on which the film of our lives Time a dream a miracle Time like the strong flow of a river moving Moving but to where? To reach out and stop time Yes to stop it chain it and tame it and then turn it around and trace its course back through the ages Such has been the dream of some man But it took the genius of Dr. Philip Rutledge to make it more than a dream Dr. Rutledge Here's Mark Costain It's good to see you Wait just a moment while I shut this off Dr. Rutledge good to see you too. It's been a long time. Yes, I know I know when becomes absorbed in his work And then suddenly it's five years later sit down sit down How about a drink? No, no, thank you. Ah, how's your work been going? I think I saw some of your photographs in the magazine not long ago. Oh the series on the Belgian Congo. Yes, very good Are you certainly have a talent? So graphic so detail. Oh nothing to it doctor Just look through a finder and take the picture. You're too modest Like your father was Tell me are you Still interested in anthropology as well. Well, you might call it a sideline or a hobby In my photographic work keeps me on the go. What are you up to now? Well, as a matter of fact you call me between assignments. I've got a week to do nothing good. I May have a very unusual assignment to offer you While you're doing nothing, that's a fine way to spend a vacation. I think I can promise you a vacation like None you might have dreamed of Well in that case, I'll be quiet and listen to two things you must realize now One I'm not mad. No and two what I say is in strictest confidence For a number of years now I Have been carrying on experiments in a field which science actually knows little about They have been conducted on a plane I think that explains it in brief Haven't gone into detail because I'm sure your knowledge in the field is Limited to the ticking of a clock. Well be that as it may yet No, it's not the simplest thing in the world at that jest Sounds like an HG well story. I know I know Century ago if a big commercial airliner had flown over your head you'd have thought yourself mad The dreams of yesterday are the realities of today, especially in the world of science. Well, there's one thing I can't help wondering Why have you told me all this? Not just because you and dad were close friends Certainly not If I'm able to accomplish what sounds like the impossible I want to bring back proof Mark you're one of the best photographers in the country you can supply the proof.  I do If you'd rather not I'll find someone else and you realize it sounds fantastic, of course to go back into time To see all that's gone by To take pictures of events that that Can you imagine publishing a photograph of Napoleon after waterloo of Caesar before the Roman Senate of It won't be quite like that. Oh Well, how do you mean? Well for 25 years I've been at work on this project. I've overcome many obstacles, but there are some that still stand in the way It'll only be one trip There'll be no way of knowing just what period of history will come to rest in The end of the trip the forces that made it possible will be exhausted and there can be no second journey At least in my lifetime Morley my assistant and his daughter Lisa will carry on my work But even so it would take them a quarter of a century to be ready to try it again. I see One round trip ticket. That's all we get Exactly and to where we don't know I have to take our chances Look, is there any chance at once having gone back into the past? We won't be able to return to the present. There's always that chance, but I'm confident It's a small one Principle is somewhat like a plane flying on a beam with certain signals to guide it The plane has no trouble following the beam to its destination the same applies to us only in our case There's no way of telling where the beam will end However when the time comes for us to return the origination of our beam will be in the present So it'll be just a matter of Following it to its starting point You make it sound simple When do you plan to start Friday? It gives you three days to make up your mind. Hmm. I Don't think I'll need that long. Oh See Oh Mark, I'm sorry. I make up my mind very quickly doctor I'll have to go back to town to get my equipment Forgive me for misjudging you And many would listen to the tale of a madman and agree to accompany him into Nowhere Big your part you needn't I'm Lisa Morley you're Mark Costain, right? Right Philip said you'd be coming out this morning And as he's busy he asked me to meet you. Well, that's very nice of you and Dr. Rutledge, too. Why don't we sit down? That's a very good idea So you're really going with us. Yes, of course Philip dad and myself. Oh I guess I'd been thinking of it in terms of just the doctor and myself and don't be greedy look. Well Will we be able to mix with the people of whatever time we go back to? Oh, we're not sure about that Philip doesn't think so he thinks will be something like spectators at a motion picture that Will remain unseen to those around us Yes, it might be a bit startling to whomever we pop in on if it was otherwise probably burners as witches Oh, if they did that they'd change history. I was only joking. Yes, I know Yeah, but last night after I left here, you know, I couldn't go to sleep thinking about it I thought Suppose we go back to to well any period and suppose we did something to change history What would happen then well if Phillips right and he usually is there isn't much chance of it We'll see it all but we won't be able to be a part of it It's very complicated and has to do with light rays and I'm I'm sure you'd be bored silly if I tried to explain You call him Philip It's funny.  No, what do I look like? Well, you look more like Here in good company the best sir. He just told me I didn't look like a scientist. He's right more like a flirt Mark, this is George Morley my very able assistant. How do you do sir? Welcome to our happy little group If we get back to the time of the Magna Cotta, I want a dozen prints to pass around to the boy Morley's a very dry fellow and I'm a very dry girl. What do you say? We drink to something the most scientific suggestion I'll gather the necessary chemicals then we'll show mark the time chart As you can see, there'll be plenty of room for all of us But it looks like a big bubble the operation is very simple at the moment of departure when full power is But these strange-looking contraptions they do all that as contraptions They're quite wonderful and represent about 25 years of work to mark their contraptions. That's clear enough This panel here will give us our indications when they reach the point We're looking for I'll throw this switch will be off on our broomstick and a flash of light magic magic better than that One way or the other we'll hope so What oh wake up mark time to get ready A cup of coffee Lisa. No, no, thanks You mark afraid I don't have much of an appetite all of a sudden Another dynamo is George right mark you and Lisa might as well climb aboard Send these two seats strap yourselves in make sure the harness is snug right get in George start giving me the readings 104 minus 100 minus Building fast Philip good good it checks 85 minus starting to switch over Beam coming in at 60 minus excellent. I'll hold it steady Now won't be long now. No fluctuations 20 minus maximum approaching stand by at zero Starring in the road of Mark Costain in the proudly we hail production a matter of time will return in just a moment for the second act You're growing United States Army needs registered nurses This is an opportunity for registered nurses to be a vital service to their country by offering their services to the Army nurse Corps You'll become a commissioned officer and have excellent opportunities to further your career You'll have the benefit of working with the finest medical equipment in the world And you'll learn the newest professional techniques in anesthesia operating room procedure nursing administration and many many others So get all the facts today do this by writing or wiring the Surgeon General United States Army Washington 25 D.C. I'll repeat that address the Surgeon General United States Army Washington 25 D.C. Do it now You are listening to proudly we hail and now with your star Conrad Nagel in the role of Mark Costain We present the second act of a matter of time Oh my head Dr. Rutledge Dr. Rutledge you all right What? Yeah Yeah, what happened? Not sure yet here Here drink this see to the others see if they're all right Miss Marley Lisa Lisa you all right Well hit me here drink this Wind is off Up this one off here try some of this Marley What do you see? In some kind of jungle it looks prehistoric You're all right now Lisa fine Well, and I guess we're ready to have a look around I Don't think whatever life we find here. We'll be able to observe us still we must take precautions Marley you and I will carry the rifles these are you take one pack mark the others won't hinder your work will it mark no not a bit is there Is there any way of knowing how far back? We've come that instrument there that looks like a recorder will give us the answer But not until we get back to the present now one thing is vital under no circumstances must we separate? We have exactly 24 hours to make our observations any questions Good And let's be on our way Don't think we'd better go far Philip. It's awfully thick Morley will try to collect as many different specimens as we can be sure to stay close to the machine It'll be dark soon before the light gets too bad. I Want to look through there? I won't go far Get them out fantastic They certainly move fast enough Well I'll see you all little later. Don't go too far mark. I'll go along with him to make sure he doesn't all right, but watch your step Even though it appears we can't be seen. We don't want to stumble into anything. Take this compass. Yeah, and you noticed Compasses don't work in this never-never land And we better be starting back in a minute in a minute Let's just sit down here and see what happens taking a lot of pictures. Yes all I can They should certainly create some sort of sensation Something terrifying about it all I feel like screaming Are we really sitting in a prehistoric jungle that grew 50,000 years ago? Don't you think it would have been just as frightening to have found ourselves in a more civilized time say the golden age of Greece? No, they were people not much different from ourselves really would have been thrilling to have found ourselves in any age But but this if we came upon men they'd be something like these awful animals trying to tear each other to bits Yes, I must admit it isn't quite what I expected Gives you the creeps all right Philip said that you're quite an authority on anthropology. Have you any idea what age this really is now? No, Lisa. I haven't it's baffling. I Guess it shows how little we really know about prehistoric times Because frankly I haven't seen anything that I recognize as having existed in all the ages that I've ever studied I Can't understand it Whoever heard of a jungle that was quiet after dark. It's an eerie kind of quiet like Like it's waiting. If only we hadn't come back so far. You've accomplished the impossible You mustn't feel badly old man one times as good as another even with the specimens you've collected in the pictures I've taken I'll wager you won't find many who will believe us. Let them think what they want. We'll have the proof You said we had to leave before 24 hours were up. Why is that the beam we traveled on will start fading then Fade rapidly at its source and the more it fades the farther will be from the present if we left a second late We wouldn't get all the way back and if we don't get back will be lost in a kind of time vacuum all the rest of our lives like ghosts Who can see but can't be seen What was it I don't know It didn't sound like an animal cry to me it sounded human Looks like I go with you mark lucky man I always got the short store you and I'll hold down the fort dad. Sure the dinosaur is away All right to be on the safe side I think we should return to our starting point at the 23rd hour of our stay and that means just a total of six hours In which to do our exploring However to be on the safe side We'll make it five if we're not back here by ten o'clock start sending up those flares We should run into trouble. We'll do the same. Please don't run into any and please don't get lost Well, doctor What do you make of it? I don't know I just can't believe But they look like ruins man-made only we had more time we could try and get a better look at them to overgrown It doesn't make sense mark. No None of it seems to But our knowledge of these times mark By that clump of bushes No, it can't be your pictures quick. There are three of them. No for Move closer There that they go hurry watch that ditch Dr. Rugglage never mind me go on after them. No, no, I can never catch them anyway They ran faster than we could Dr. Are you hurt twisted my ankle? Yeah, let's have a look. Did you get any pictures? Yes But I don't know whether I'll believe them myself It couldn't have been any more than three feet high and they were human beings of some sort That put me down we could never make it this way We're almost there. Are you sure of your directions? Yes, I Mark the trail when we came out Mark Oh over there they started shooting up flares Molly Molly Lisa the jungle being so thick here take the controls time almost gone We'd get him strapped in first close the port on the gadgets Morley. I'll take care of Rutledge Maybe too late. I'm ready for the readings coming in minus 200 Lord if it doesn't build fast Minus 180 Nothing on the screen We in time where we started We got to get a doctor for Rutledge quick. He's in bad shape here. Give me a hand What's the matter? I've been using a camera for a long time now Look play that's right Every single one of them Not one picture nothing. Why what happened? I Don't know Lisa May have had to do was Well with light rays you understand that sort of thing better than I do Well, at least we've got the specimens you collected. No No, we don't mark and the confusion in the hurry they were left behind. Oh, no Oh Well poetic justice I guess How's dr. Rutledge? I came to tell you he wants to see you right away Doctor says it's it's only a matter of time. It was too much of a strain. Well, wait here for me at you mark. Yes Yes, dr. Rutledge. I'm glad you came The pictures you've developed them dr. Rutledge I I Well They didn't come out doctor Any of them yes, I didn't think they would I'm glad glad Glad but you got to tell you something Is it much time? Only you and Morley will never know I wouldn't tell Lisa We made an error Thanks, I did We thought we went back you said maybe 50,000 years well well that was just a guess there's no way of knowing for sure but Our calibrations indicate something quite different. Well does it really make any difference dr. Rutledge? Yes Never tell a soul mark It wasn't 50,000 years into the past we traveled But 5,000 years Into the future And in just a moment with a word about next week show Here's an opportunity for young women who are dietitians physical therapists or occupational therapists It's a chance for advancement and to be of service to your country Find out about the opportunities that can be yours by volunteering in the women's medical specialist corps Right or wire the surgeon general United States Army Washington 25 DC today This has been another program on proudly we hail presented transcribed in cooperation with this station by the United States Army and the United States Air Force recruiting service proudly we hail stars Conrad Nagel This is Kenneth fang heart speaking and here again is your host and star Conrad Nagel friends We hope you join us next week over this same station for proudly we hail for a tale of the Orient Entitled passage to Bombay a most mysterious story with some very mysterious people until then Goodbye


As an autistic person, I find no greater fear than going to the hospital or the dentist. Maybe even the hairdresser as well. Hospitals have extremely bright fluorescent lighting, lots of contrast on the floors that make you feel all wobbly and stuff, lots of people, lots of talking, lots of shouting, lots of noises, lots of smells from the food and drink areas and maybe even the smoking area. Plus, you can't have breaks because you will not exit that room for the life of you for fear of losing your place and having to do it all over again. I've personally contributed towards some sensory improvement work at a children's hospital. There are organisations, workplaces and people out there who are seeking to make environments more sensory inclusive. If you really want to improve the state of the healthcare for autistic people, get in contact with a local organisation who works in this area and offer your time and may even pay you for it. Follow me for more autism, dating and mental health content.


Seattle, Del Fuego, just up ahead, woohoo! Yes, yes, yes, coming on to the island, here we go. Hi, I'm Lavi. And I'm Oli. And this is our hero, Bumblebee. Together, we are attempting a Guinness World Record to become the youngest pair to circumnavigate the globe by motorcycle. Join us for season three here in South America. Good morning, Oli. Good morning. Thank you, Shatz. How's my hair? Well, you don't take a brush. You need a brush. My hair is really sticking up everywhere. That will do, hey? Good morning, world. Welcome back to the channel. It's day number 247 on our circumnavigation around the globe by motorcycle. Last night, we pulled off the Ruta National Three Highway and found this little spot here in Patagonia, Argentina. Yes, we had a really quiet and nice night. It was a little bit cold, but otherwise, you know, just silence, we were protected from the wind. It was actually our best night in bloody ages. But it is definitely getting chillier. The bike towards the end of the ride yesterday recorded 11 degrees. So we've definitely left the tropical Brazil behind now. Palm trees, where are you? Yes, for today's ride, we have to wrap up a little bit more, put a little bit more layers on, because I was really, really chilly yesterday. But let me show you guys where we're heading today. So now we have made it all the way down, down, down, down, down to here. And today we are gonna be continuing our way south on the three, crossing the border into Chile, then taking a ferry across to this island, Tierra del Fuego, and there we have to cross another border back over into Argentina to reach somewhere around here. And here is Ushuaia, literally the end of everything. So we are very, very close now. Yes, today we are gonna be taking on two border crossings and crossing over to the island of Tierra del Fuego, which is basically at the end of South America, at the end of the world. But very close to Ushuaia. So from here, it's about 480 miles to Ushuaia. And our aim is to get as far south as we can, around 300 miles probably, which is about 480 kilometers. It's already eight o'clock and we have to pack everything, so better hit the road, let's go. Hey guys, we just wanted to take a minute to thank each and every one of you who has signed up to our YouTube membership program so far. Your support has been a huge help as recently the roads have been absolutely killing our equipment. If you haven't signed up already, you can do so by clicking the join button below this video here. If you've been enjoying our videos from our round the world trip so far, it would be amazing if you could help support our channel. We've made four tiers of memberships, but everyone gets the same benefits, live Q&As and early access to episodes. So join for whichever tier you like, and as long as you support us, you'll be in for those extra special treats. Thanks so much guys, and now back to the episode. So we're just preparing ourselves for a really, really cold day. We have all our clothes on, like our raincoats and our fleece, our down jackets, we will go all in today. But I have to fix my gloves, because as you can see there are many, many holes now. Just on the left hand actually, the right hand looks absolutely fine, which is quite funny. Don't know like what's going on here, but anyway, so I will just fix it now with some bandage actually, just to keep the holes closed. So I just actually put a tape over every hole I could see. So now it looks like this. Let's see how long that lasts. Guys, super scary as well, because I think we just came next to a Guarnico cemetery. Look, there are some bones here. Here's like a skull or something, like I don't really know. And then over here is like, look, this is a dead something. And then over here, and then, no, that's not it. Here is something. Check that out. Here, over there, it's like, hey, what's going on? I mean, we did see a lot of dead Guarnicos on the side of the road, which is pretty, pretty crazy. I think we counted over like a hundred. Was pretty good, hey? Awesome, let's make our way back up to the Ruta 3. Oh, yes. Goodbye, beautiful camp. Whoo. Oh my God. Up the ditch. Up the ditch. Oh, look at that. Nice. So it's like 14 degrees at the moment. Hence why we really, really suited up a lot. We are totally wrapped up. Yeah, and I think we have to be for this ride because we're getting down into this sub-polar climate. I know you guys in Europe you have already really, really, really cold days. Literally a few days ago, we were in like 25 degrees. So for us, this is getting chilly. So it's about 160 miles to get down to the border to Chile. Exciting day ahead. Yeah. We are finally arriving in Tierra del Fuego, the end of the earth. I've been waiting for this for ages. Yeah. Awesome. Good morning, Guanaco. Hey, good morning. Hello. Have an awesome day. Guanacos, Guanacos, and we were our Guanacos. Guanacos, Guanacos. There's a deer sign. They're not deer, they're Guanaco. Do you think that the government just like ordered them online or something and they couldn't get Guanaco ones? So they just sort of put up deer ones and they were like, oh, the people will get it. Yes. Guanacos. There's another one. Oh, there's another one. Another two. Yeah, we just have to be careful that they're not crossing the road whilst we're riding along. Yeah, because they are all over the road here. Yeah, be careful with this one on this side. Loads of them around. Oh, hello. Oh, they're so cute. Look how many are here. Wow. They are everywhere. Why are they all on the side of the road? Why are they all on the side of the road? Indeed, I have no idea. This is some open, open roads, eh? I think it's the very definition of open roads right here. It looks stunning, really stunning. Whoa, we've got some little lakes in this area with loads of flamingos in. Yes. Cool. Look how pretty they are. Yeah. Loads of them here. Wow. Over the side and over here. Wow, there are more. Look at that. Stunning. They look just so exotic, you know? It's really gray around and then you can see the pink flamingos popping out. Yeah, because the rest of the environment looks like something out of the Scottish Highlands or something. And then, yeah, you've just got these pink flamingos. Oh man. Very cool. Getting close to the border. We're chilly now. Yeah, the landscape is really pretty here. It's just very flat and then you can see some hills in the distance and the colours are really nice. And it's not very busy at the moment, so we're just cruising along. Yeah. Enjoying the view. Probably about 10 miles to the border. So let's see. Hopefully this one will be nice and smooth. Fingers crossed. All right, here we go. The Argentinian Chilean border. In the middle of nowhere. Literally in the middle of nowhere. Look at this. Oh, look, there's some tourists. Oh. OK. Centro de Frontera. Cool. All right, I'll go in with our stuff. OK. And check it out. Awesome. That was all done in about 10 minutes. So that wasn't so bad. Handed the passports to the immigration desk. And they don't do stamps, so they just scanned it and that was fine. Gave my bike documents to the Duane, the customs. And they went through that. They took the temporary import permit that we got in Buenos Aires back and said that we'll get issued a new temporary import permit in Chile. But then later on today, we're leaving Chile. So they're going to take that temporary import permit back and then I'll get a new temporary import permit for Argentina. So we're going to have three temporary import permits in one day. She was like, otra papel. And I was like, tres papel. And she was like, sí, tres papel. Mucho papel. Very funny, but there are rules for everything. And the border thing is actually always the most difficult or annoying part when you travel. Hey, look at this. Ah. So Argentina say, buen viaje. And then Chile say, bienvenidos. Welcome. Cool. Awesome. Glad to be here. Country number? 9 or 10? Oh, we'll have to look that one up. I reckon for now we're going to go with country number 9. Woo. Chile. So it's not very far, actually. It's right here in the middle of another farmer's field in the middle of nowhere. A whole lot of trucks. A whole lot of trucks. What are they doing? I don't know. But now there's three across. He tries to park in there somehow. OK. Well, we'll skip then. Awesome. OK. Entrada. Entrada, OK. OK, I'm going to park up over here. OK. Woo. That's all right. All good. I don't want to embarrass us by falling off at the border again. Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry. OK, we're going to just quickly pick this up. We just got a new follower from the customs desk. Yeah, it's awesome. That is awesome. So that Chilean side was pretty much the same as the Argentinian side. Very, very easy. I think there actually might be a little inspection here or something. Do we need to do something? Or we can go. Not quite sure. I don't know. I think. I think we can just go. Yeah, I think so too. OK. OK. How do you do? Well, it's fine. Yeah, nobody's running out. Nobody's running outside. No. Oh, did she look? Or no? Oh, yeah. Did she say we have to stop? Yeah. Oh, OK. Let's go around in a circle then. OK. Oshuaia. Oshuaia. Yeah, finito. OK, yeah, see you here. Sorry? We're a bit more sure. No, I don't know. Like COVID or something? COVID? Ask if it's some to do with COVID. Do you want some fruit or banana? Unfortunately, they've told us that we can't bring our new block of cheese into Chile from Argentina. So basically, we're just going to eat as much as we can of it, because we're not going to let it go to waste. I think we're going to eat all of it. We still had one aubergine left actually for the dinner tonight, but we are not going to bring it in, so I will have a raw aubergine. To go with your cheese, lots of cheese. Like this? Cheese and aubergine sandwich. Cheese is mostly eaten. The aubergine was attempted eaten. So that means we're good to go into Chile. Yes. But then back into Argentina after. But still, into Chile for a little bit. So it's about 30, 35 miles to get to the ferry point. And then we are leaving the South American continent, and we're heading to the island of Tierra del Fuego. I think that we are arriving in the last, last, last place, the very, very bottom of the South American continent. This is it. Oh, wow, look, and look ahead. That is Tierra del Fuego on the other side of that little bit of water. Crazy. Amazing. So now we have to figure out how, if we need to get tickets or what we have to do. Hola, buenos días. Hola. Oh, sorry. Lo siento. That one is here. Look here, it's too close. Tierra del Fuego, yes. You need to stay here. Stay here. Stay here, stay here, OK. Paga. Paga, here? On board. On board. OK, can we pay with card? Yes. Yes, perfect. Los argentinos, el dólar, el euro. Dodo. Thank you so much, also. When is the next? An hour, an hour. One hour? An hour, OK. OK, so I guess we have to wait here for an hour then. Looks like it. And we have no cheese to eat. No. Other tourists, yes. Awesome. Yeah, these guys are from Santiago. So we will see them again when we make it up there. And they told us that tires are cheap in Santiago. And they said they're very expensive in Argentina. And they said that people from Argentina go over to Chile to change their motorcycle tires. So maybe we can get a new tire in Santiago. OK, that's us going on. The end of the world we are coming. So this little bit of water in between the mainland and the island is called the Magellan Strait. The same Magellan explorer that they named the Magellanic penguins after. We've got like a huge convoy of BMW GSs behind us. They said that they met at a motoclub. And now they're just mates. And then they're just going on awesome trips together. That's lovely. I always like ferry rides. It's just like interesting thing to do, isn't it? Yep. Maybe we can see some whales. You never know.  Yeah. Wow. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. He said. Behind the car, I think he said. But I can be absolutely wrong. She waits. OK. Oh, she's going to direct us maybe. Perfecto. Yeah. Hey. Hey, there he is. Nice. Cool. Wow, that was fast. We're already on the way. Cool. Awesome. The wrong song. Really cute dolphins. They're white and black. Torninas. Sierra del Fuego just up ahead. Here we go. Yes, yes, yes. Coming on to the island. Here we go. We've hit land. Amazing. Oh, gravel. And we're in like a convoy. Adventure ride a convoy. Ay, ay, ay, ay. Oh, beautiful. Nice. Bye bye, dolphins. Ha ha. More bikers. Oh, I think they might know each other as well. Yeah. You like bike. I like bike. We like bike. Oh. Nope. Nope. Bye bye, guys. It was nice to meet you. How are we always so slow? OK, no, we're going round. We're going round. So one of those bikers on the boat, he was telling us about how the island got its name. He told us that Sierra del Fuego means land of fires. So when the first explorers came and sailed around this island, apparently all they could see was loads of little fires all on the shore around the island. And that was actually the native people living here, the indigenous people. So all they saw was a load of fires. So they called it the land of fires. Romantic. There you go. We have now 100 miles more of the Chilean part of the island. Then we have to do another border crossing over to the Argentinian part of the island. And we're looking to wild camp on that side. So we still got a little bit of way to go. And it is five o'clock. So better hit the road. Let's go. Guys, I think that we've seen our first alpacas here. Look at them. These are definitely alpacas, hey? Yeah, look how cute they are. Hello. Hello. Hello, guys. Wow, look how cute. Absolutely awesome. Wow. Oh, look at that. This is like a wild cat. Oh, is it a fox? I have no idea what that is. That's beautiful. Wow, nice. Beautiful. I've never seen a fox like that before. I'm pretty sure it's a fox. Yeah, hey? Well, what a welcome to Tierra del Puego, hey? It is raining. And the temperature has just got into single figures, nine degrees right now. Yeah, I'm really, really cold. I think I need a heated jacket and a heated trousers now. Just for this bit to enjoy it. Yes. Luckily, we only have another few miles now to get to the border. And then after the border, we'll be looking pretty much for one of the first spots on Ayatollanda to camp, because we're pretty much done for the day. Oh, yes. We've done 263 miles so far. We've done a lot of miles to plus a border, plus a ferry. So yeah, one more border.  OK, I think we are arriving here on the Chilean side of the border again. And here's our bike of friends. Yes. OK, right, let me go do the stuff that I've got to do. Awesome, OK. We are done with the Chilean side. We gave them back the temporary import permit that we had for like half a day. Stamped out. We've been stamped out of Chile. Now it's like 10, 15 minutes across to the Argentinian side. But man, it is freezing. So I am looking forward to finishing, that's for sure. Yes. Final border of the day, back into Argentina. Perfect. Ah, sí, aquí, a pas por toque. OK. OK, OK. Gracias. Let's go do this. Amazing. So we just finished up the process there. And then the guy said to us, so where are you going to stay tonight? It's obligatory that you tell me somewhere. And we said, oh, we don't have a place. We haven't booked anything. Oh, you need a reservation.  We have a little waiting room that's heated and there's a little kitchen. And if you want, you can just sleep there for the night.  That's way better than a cold tent. Hey. By the way, this camera is not working anymore. No, I think it's been affected by the rain. There's something really going on. Listen, no, that's not working well at all. Anyway, I just got to park up the bike over here. OK, is that going to go? It's going to go, OK, around here. It's got all these obstacles. And then he said, OK, he said I've got to park it here in front. OK, yep. Look, I'll show you guys the room. So bathroom. And then it says waiting room. And then inside is this beautiful space. And Pascal. He's a cyclist. Your cycle's in front there. And we've got this whole room. We can set up our mattresses on the ground. And we've got a space to cook and a heater. That's amazing, no? Beautiful. So we'll just get some stuff in and have a beautiful warm night. Yes. Good evening, guys. We made it. Happy and alive. Yes, very, very happy with this setup right here in this room. I don't know if you can see my face. It's very nice and red. I'm very hot. It's a good sign. And Lavi's cooked up this amazing curry, chickpea, lentil, peas, some rice crackers. So we're pretty cozy right now. Yes, yes. Totally different to what I was imagining we would end up today on Tierra del Fuego, really. So we'll be ready to hit the road tomorrow for our last ride south to Ushuaia. Yes. Literally the city at the end of the world. That's how they call it. So that's it from us today. At the end we did 280 miles, which is about 450 kilometers. We hope you enjoyed the video. If so, please give us a thumbs up. Subscribe to the channel. Share the video with your friends and family. Comment below. And we will see you next time.


Hello and welcome to the session. I am Deepika here. Let's discuss the question. Find the values of the unknowns X and Y in the given diagram. Now we know that when two lines intersect vertically opposite angles are formed and they are equal. So we have solution is equal to 60 degree vertically opposite angles. So we have found one unknown. Now we know the angles some property of a triangle which says the total measure of the three angles of a triangle is 180 degree. So we have by angles some property of a triangle Y plus 30 degree plus X is equal to 180 degree. This implies Y plus 30 degree plus X is our 60 degree is equal to 180 degree. This implies Y plus 90 degree is equal to 180 degree. This implies Y is equal to 180 degree minus 90 degree that is Y is equal to 90 degree. Hence the answer for the above question is X is equal to 60 degree, Y is equal to 90 degree. I hope the solution is clear to you. Bye and take care.


65 is an important birthday. I enjoyed it very much, and I think we'll enjoy it now in IOM. Of the 16 countries in attendance in 1951, a decision was taken to found what was called the Provisional Intergovernmental Committee for the Movement of Migrants from Europe. And we need to remember, your organization was founded to help those ravaged by the Second World War to get to safe shores and new lives. We were born at the same time of our oldest traditional partner, UNHCR, and we are still working today closely together. There's been a succession of name changes over the years, followed as we expanded and we assumed a growing range of activities and services. 1952, for example, we became the Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration, 1980, the Intergovernmental Committee for Migration, and in 1989, finally, the International Organization for Migration. These changes reflected the organization's gradual transition over half a century from an entity focused on logistics and transport to a broad-based international migration agency. IOM has now become the recognized leading international migration agency working with governments and civil society to advance understanding of migration issues, to encourage social and economic development through migration, and to uphold the human dignity of migrants and to improve their well-being. Of lasting significance to the organization is its decision that the Member States took at the special session on 30 June that provided for IOM to become a related organization within the United Nations system. This is the first Council session since that decision. It offers me the opportunity, therefore, to renew to you my commitment to uphold the essential elements of IOM that are contained in Resolution 1309 of 24 November, that we will not become bureaucratic, slow, or normative. Organizational growth. If I were asked to describe IOM today in one word, it would be growth. We're growing in every area. We're reflecting the mega trend of migration. We've made significant headway towards strengthening the core structure. The Member State Working Group on Budget Reform has been particularly productive. Since 2013, core staffing will have increased by 53 percent, in large part through the delocalization of many headquarters positions to the Manila and Panama Administrative Centers. Total expenditures stood at 1.2 billion in 2013 and will probably top $2 billion in 2017. At that same session of the Council on 30 June of this year, the membership welcomed three new member states, China, Solomon Islands, and Tuvalu. And as you know, China alone has 20 percent of the world's population and is a permanent member of the UN Security Council. Of course, today we're pleased to have welcomed the U.S. Member State Tonga. Under accomplishments, we have the Migration Governance Framework that was adopted in 2015 in which you welcome the MyGov and ask that it be used to guide the activities of the organization under international standards and migrants' rights. We have been organizing information sessions on international standards. We've held consultations with various governmental ministries. We've carried out an assessment of countries' adherence to these standards. We've worked with the private sector to try to help it to comply with human rights standards, especially with regard to ethical recruitment in the supply chain. We've worked with civil society organizations to work more effectively with governments in 37 countries. We helped to change migration laws through revising them in several countries, including in Timor-Leste where laws against trafficking in persons are being amended to reflect international norms. Under principles for humanitarian action, the Migration Crisis Operational Framework's strategic planning methodology was finalized in June, serves as the main vehicle to implement principles for humanitarian action. Because of protection mainstreaming, we issued a guidance note in January of this year. Practitioners in pilot countries such as Ukraine and countries involved in the Syrian response, Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan have been trained on the protection mainstreaming approach.  We have continued our efforts in this area in the first half of 2016 in cooperation with other agencies. IOM drafted an operational toolkit designed to promote field level implementation of PSEA activities. We have drafted an Interagency Standing Committee best practice guide in this area.  Under research and publications, we have released 210 publications so far this year. The most recently, the most downloaded publication is our World Migration Report with 48,000 downloads. And the total number of downloads of IOM publications so far has been nearly 2 million. Between IOM and the Economist Intelligence Unit of the Economist Magazine, we have released the Migration Governance Index. It's intended to help you achieve the sustainable development goals. We've also published, and this was called attention to this morning already, the Atlas of Environmental Migration, which is the first in its field. On counter-trafficking data, we have the world's largest database on victims of human trafficking, contains data on more than 45,000 individual cases, and nearly 5,000 additional cases being added every year. We created a group to map out the processes that will allow us to become the global reference for migration data. The data cluster working group consists of a number of entities. We have the displacement tracking matrix, DTM, that is used widely throughout the UN and the NGO community to tell us who has been displaced, what's the breakdown, how many men, how many women, how many families, how many children, ages, gender, et cetera. And what their needs are, Global Migration Data Analysis Center was inaugurated in September of last year in Berlin, a strong support from the Federal Republic of Germany, and strong support from the European Union. In terms of partnerships, we used the International Dialogue on Migration, which existed since 2001. We devoted the entire workshops to an assessment of the implementation of the migration-related sustainable development goals. We also organized the sixth global meeting of chairs and secretariats of regional consultative processes on migration and included the UN's Regional Economic Commissions. World Humanitarian Summit held in Istanbul in May of this year. During the consultations, we advocated for migrants caught in crises. I want to thank the Republic of the Philippines and the United States of America for the support in co-chairing and financing this initiative, MIKIC Initiative, supported the convening of six regional and four stakeholder consultations, and published the MIKIC guidelines to protect migrants in countries experiencing conflict or natural disasters. We know from our experience migrants are basically invisible in a crisis. They were invisible in Libya, and they're invisible in Syria today, so we have to do more to protect them and to give them greater visibility. Regional and inter-regional partnerships, we completed close to 50 projects in this area, and I and the Deputy Director General have been privileged to take part in virtually every one of the RCP meetings in the course of 2016. Our partnerships with UN and other inter-governmental organizations, we cooperate on a broad range of migration issues with the civil society at global, regional, national and local levels. Seventy-four percent of our offices have some partnerships with CSOs, including a thousand national and 182 international civil society organizations. To ensure continuous dialogue with civil society, we hold two annual consultations with these CSOs, and diaspora engagement, extremely important for us. We've been working with the private sector in several countries to promote migrant participation in the labor market, and we have partnerships with the private sector that now benefit some 190,000 persons in 23 countries. We still have an active partnership with the Universal Postal Union in trying to reduce the cost of remittance transfers. Under the area of socioeconomic well-being of migrants and societies, labor migration, we've continued to work at raising awareness and provide training on ethical recruitment under the umbrella of the IRS project. In terms of migrant integration, we've been helping governments to design and review projects on integration. We have scaled up our I Am a Migrant campaign on social platforms, trying to challenge anti-migrant hate speech, trying to celebrate migrants' contributions to society, and to present a more accurate story of migrants and migration. Counter trafficking. First half of 2016, 13,000 practitioners and decision-makers were trained to identify and refer victims of trafficking and forced labor. We've come out with an IOM handbook on direct assistance for victims of trafficking. It should be available in the course of the next year. Migrant help. We often forget that IOM does more than 300,000 medical assessments a year. 1,000 of our 10,000 staff are in the health area. One of the primary objectives is to improve access to health services. The 2,000 health practitioners have improved their skills through IOM. Complex emergency situations. I cannot tell you what a challenge this poses for us. We have right now eight armed conflicts from West Africa to South Asia, to the persistence of situations giving rise to their movement. Kenya has announced its intention to close refugee camps in the country and to increase levels of repatriation to Somalia. Returns of Somalia migrants from Kenya and Saudi Arabia continue. In Niger, IOM inaugurated a migrant information office in the town of Agadez on the border with Libya. Conflicts flared in South Sudan, Central Africa public. Boko Haram in Nigeria. Natural disasters in Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay. Drought in the international state of Bolivia and the earthquake in Ecuador. Crisis preparedness. We have 21 of our offices now with stocks of non-food items in emergency prone regions. 15 offices have signed long term agreements with non-food item suppliers. Continuing to respond to emergencies as quickly and efficiently as possible. Transition and recovery, we have supported 110 community stabilization initiatives representing $486 million in active programming in the first half of this year. We supported efforts to counter violent extremism in Bosnia Herzegovina, Chad, Iraq, Kenya, Mali and Somalia through ongoing and newly launched initiatives. We continue to roll out our election support programs with funding from the European Commission and a multi-parted trust fund. Property and reparations. We are leading an interagency project to develop guidance on mainstreaming housing, land and property issues within planning and crisis contexts. And supporting reparation efforts in Bosnia Herzegovina, Colombia, Nepal, Serbia and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. We are supporting more than 30 states in carrying out resettlement, humanitarian admissions and relocation initiatives. We have moved 25,000 refugees to Canada via charter flights and medical exams over the year-end holidays 2015. Safe and regular migration, visa processing, we facilitated administrative processing of 127,000 temporary and permanent visa applicants, Canada, United Kingdom and enrolling biometrics for 51,000 visa applicants. So far, we have helped in processing 20,000 humanitarian visas and since August, 18,000 telephone calls to or from Syrian families seeking reunification, assisted voluntary return and reintegration, the first nine months of this year we have assisted more than 76,000 migrants to go home voluntarily, which is twice what we normally do in a single year, from 92 host countries to 150 countries of origin. Substance is higher than 2015. Since we began voluntary return and reintegration 35 years ago, we have returned 1.4 million migrants voluntarily. Border management. By 2016, 39 IOM offices had delivered training on immigration and border management to enhance the skills of nearly 5,445 people. Finally, as you know, we are not starting from zero. We have built up a certain amount of migration architecture or structure over the past 10 years, starting with the 2005 burn initiative, 2007 in Brussels. The Global Forum on Migration and Development was founded. It is now in its ninth iteration in Bangladesh. Two high level dialogues on international migration development in 2006 and 2013, with the third one foreseen to be held before the end of 2019. And then, of course, the 1960 September, this important special summit on refugees and migration and migrants in New York at the General Assembly. Now, in addition, we had the Disaster Risk Reduction Framework Agreement. We had the Addis Ababa Action Agenda dealing with the question of financing development. We had, of course, the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development Goals, the 2030 Agenda in September, the General Assembly, and, of course, in Paris of 2015, the famous agreement on climate change. So the question that we have now is whether these constructs will bring us to a decisive moment in managing human mobility or whether we will find ourselves still unable as an international community to come to an agreement and understanding on the governance of migration. Do we have it within ourselves in the very difficult atmosphere we're working in right now to come to some kind of an understanding that will constitute a global compact of understandings and commitments? This is the question before us. The summit held in September 19 was, in many ways, unique, first high-level plenary meeting on the subject. Our technical and policy expertise was essential to framing the Secretary-General's report, but these are only the first efforts. A lot more has to be done if we're going to ensure that the global compact really reflects the realities on the ground and gives us some hope and guarantee that migration will benefit everyone. It's a state-led process. We fully respect that at the same time as we keep you informed on IOM's views on all of this. One area of particular importance is that of mixed flows. This is at the center of all these large-scale movements. There are an awful lot of people out there who do not fall under any international legal framework for protection, but who need protection and support. Human rights are portable. All people on the move are going to deserve and need that protection, and we're going to do what we can to ensure it. Let me conclude by simply saying that 2016 has been a very historic year for your organization IOM, 65th anniversary, the year in which we became a related organization within the UN system, and in the New York Declaration we've been given a mandate between now and 2018 to service the negotiations leading to this compact. Our 65 years of experience have taught us that migration is an integral and enduring part of the human landscape, and we remain positive about the future, given the strength of your support and the emboldened by the progress we've made over the past decade to go forward to reduce the human social and financial costs of migration.


This is like the third video in a row. I've been wearing this sweatshirt. Hello people of the internet. My name is Johnny and welcome back to another reaction and analysis video where last time when we did this it was the official trailer for Help Wanted which was actually really cool. It had a lot of neat things in there. Some of I missed quite a few things like there were some sprinklers and I neglected to mention like the pipes leading down onto Chico so you can get rid of the cockroaches and all that stuff but now now we have another trailer. This is the FNAF Help Wanted gameplay trailer. I have not seen it yet. I just realized I never actually synced up my video to my audio so sorry if that's all messed up in this clip but oops. Yeah I haven't seen it. I've seen it on Reddit and I saw that Docko made a video on it so I'm super excited to see what's in store and I don't want to waste any time because I'm so excited to see what's going to be in it. My reaction to the last trailer was a bit weird. I kind of just stood there like wow so I'm hoping to do a bit more reacting rather than watching. Anyways let's do it. FNAF VR Symbol Symbol Symbols. If anybody knows what that means in English I would love to know that. That's really weird. Isn't, aren't you able to play this at PAX East? I'm pretty sure I saw that somewhere. Okay so you take out Bonnie's eyes and that, wait let me just watch it through and then here I help Juan Ed. Hi baby. You should have known I'd find you. Hi. Nightmare Fredbear your colors are going to get adjusted. Whoa. Whoa. Wait. And carefully remove it from its socket. Deposit the right eye in the cleaning receptacle on your right. It has picked up some unwanted friends. Okay this we've seen. Clear the infestation. You got the pipes up top. Apply the fazbear entertainment. Rest. All right. Freddy's here. It's got a shoe in him. It looks like Foxy's Oh no. Whoa. Hey. Okay. Hi Toy Freddy. How's it going friend? This is going to be terrifying in VR. Okay for now through you've seen this clip. Oh Phantom. Mangle. Springtrap behind us. Pop it. We've seen this. Is that it? All right so I started doing a little bit of analyzing during the start of it and then I realized let me just react to it first and then I'll analyze it. But so these are beta testers or some sort of testers testing the game. I said testers like three times. They're doing the bondage section. Apparently we have to take out both of his eyes and I believe later in the video we heard remove it carefully and so I'm guessing they don't and then you get jump scared. And look at that reaction by the way. Just focus on them. I mean like their chair went back. They I mean their chair can't do this neither can mine but I feel like in this position that must be very scary in VR because Bonnie's right in your face. That's all you can see. Yeah probably not careful enough. This we've seen already we've talked about it in the last trailer. 1 a.m. clock in the background. This is the FNAF 4 house obvious. This we've also seen is another clock up on the dresser. This we haven't seen which is super interesting. This again fits in with how the wallpaper has changed which is interesting but it looks like it's mostly the same. So this is FNAF 4 obviously with the doors and you got the flashlight. So you do actually have to check the doors because the only FNAF 4 thing we'd seen was this and also this. So I'm thinking that this section of the game is a FNAF 4 remake with the addition of being able to hide in the closet from baby. And then I can't remember who said this. I've watched a few videos of people different people analyzing the trailers. It might have been Docker or Treesicle but the plush babies shaking. One of them said I wish I could remember which one. Maybe that's an indication of whether or not babies in the bedroom which if so that's a really neat mechanic and that's awesome. So yeah baby and FNAF 4 can be in the FNAF 4 house because this location in the FNAF 4 house are linked up. It's obvious. And so it looks like FNAF 4 is acting just the same way. What is that? The right hallway. So Nightmare Chica is acting. Yeah. And carefully removed. So then we have the Bonnie bit. I saw this on Reddit and some people are actually getting kind of mad that the material for the FNAF 1 animatronics has been changed from the iconic fur and fabric to this more different material. I don't know. But yeah. So let's actually listen to what he has to say. Good eye and carefully remove it from its socket. Deposit the right eye in the cleaning receptacle on your right. Okay yeah. So you remove what is that Bonnie's right eye and then you put it in a cleaning receptacle. For cleaning I'm guessing. Even though usually with animatronics in real life I'm pretty sure people just replace them. Deposit the right eye. But Fazbear Entertainment is definitely cheap and with the addition of changing what the animatronics are made out of they've also changed the endoskeletons to better suit this game. Cleaning receptacle on your right. Then we get actually a really good look if it would pause in time. We actually get a pretty good look at Bonnie's guitar. That's a pretty cool guitar. The cleaning receptacle is down here. It looks a bit like a trash bin and then I'm also seeing boxes full of fragile things. Yeah fragile boxes. Electronic that box actually says yeah that box says electronic and this is a toolbox down here. So maybe we're going to be able to switch in and out from grabby hands from taking bits out and then we can pull out our toolbox to get out like a wrench or a hammer or something else. A screwdriver. Right this was in the original one. The original trailer but I missed some things. The toxic meter do not I don't know my face cam is actually covering it but trust me there's a toxic meter up in the top left and there's also two bright green red buttons on the side of Chica's head. One right there and the other one right behind the text unfortunately but these two pipes are going to be spewing out some sort of gas or something to get rid of the cockroaches and it does look like this is in a kitchen. Sorry I keep pausing at the wrong moment. Like these are obviously pizza or like bread trays and then you also have like cans of maybe soda or something over here or just carriers of something. Next up we actually get a a colored version of one of the secret teasers that we saw in the first trailer or the first teaser sorry for this game. Freddie looking a bit different of course they've changed its materials and they've also changed how he looks on the inside. What's interesting is that there's a shoe. There was a shoe inside of Freddie. So this to me I haven't seen docus video on this I haven't seen actually Trisco hasn't done a video on this I'm pretty sure but I'm sure they will. This to me proves that the dead bodies were stuffed into the suits in FNAF 1. The five missing kids were stuffed into some suits whether it be these exact suits or whether it be some other suit they were stuffed in some suit somewhere and this shoe to me confirms that. It's really not that big of a stretch. I also see some valves this is unbelievably crazy unbelievably crazy this is this is just amazing to me. So first we have foxy's endoscales and we can actually see what it looks like his ears are actually really realistic to what they would be in real life. See it pays off to be a robot nerd so it looks like we have foxy's head and we just kind of pop it on there. It looks like foxy's something I also noticed that foxy has no legs what is he Felix wait oh wait hold on there's a note there's a note ah come on oh let me see it there's a note there's something right here I can't read what that says there's another another fragile box I don't know what all these are on foxy you can see it for a split second before the video cuts to the next scene it says like number three I think let me actually slow down the footage I'm pretty sure it says number three that's a really good frame of foxy that's ah ha ha ah that's hot yeah let me slow down the video because there's a there's a sticky note or something on this box and I don't know what it is I think it says number three but I'm not sure all right no now 175 that's not going to be enough 0.25 yeah so it says number two like this let's see there's an electrical symbol right there this kind of like this is the biggest stretch ever and I know it's not true at all but to me this kind of looks like the fnafo box it's not obviously it's not but just a little bit maybe I don't know I might just be being weird all right we can also hear like foxy's um electronic ports it looks like foxy's yeah which again is very realistic to life because with no music playing and no vocals you can hear the parts of animatronics moving ah wait hold on let me go back it's not important at all but it's it's a fun fact it looks like foxy's proprietary yeah so here sorry for any walking down the hallway there's no celebration poster or celebrate poster and then the fnaf 3 I whoa are those just lights yeah those are just lights yeah I messed this up in the first video this is just the vent camera only for the vents I'm guessing maybe you click this button to seal it and then if we actually go to a little bit farther in the clip we can see that right there whoa wait go back is the actual um camera system with the rooms in the building we have another clock reads 2am have a phone interesting and then we have the control manual obviously with spring trap in the hallway and then the puppet we've seen this clip and that's it so oh boy that is a lot I think the most interesting thing is probably surprisingly enough it might actually be this clip of Bonnie also if anybody you can decipher I say that like it's a secret message it's just another language if anybody knows what this is I it would make my day if you would tell me because I cannot read I'm not even gonna say what language that may or may not be because I will get lots of feedback from it but this is a very interesting trailer obviously this is a gameplay trailer and it shows loads of clips from the game but this this trailer is going to help me a lot with talking about this thing you guys can't see it but I'm working on a script for the video and this trailer is going to help me so much anyways so yeah so for F2 we are going to be playing obviously with Toy Freddy we've also seen Toy Bonnie and Toy Chica in the teaser we've seen the marionette in a later clip of this actually right yeah somewhere but this game looks so fun and obviously the people at the beginning seem to be having a blast I just realized I heard someone say yeah you have to do some repairs I don't know if that was the cameraman or someone else at there but whatever anyways yeah so back to this yeah you have to do some repairs I believe I read somewhere that's a really weird frame to pause on I've read somewhere and I don't know if this is accurate but I'm pretty sure that you can play Help Wanted at PAX East I don't know when PAX East is but let me let me look it up I've read somewhere I'm pretty sure it was on Reddit yeah so it's on oh it it started today 28th yeah it started today and it goes until the 31st so starting today Thursday the 28th it has the 29 30th and 31st you can play it but I'm pretty sure if it's already started I'm pretty sure tickets are gonna be sold out so but hey you know hopefully we're gonna get some cool videos of people playing it at PAX East really wish I could go this is this gotta be my favorite clip I know the Bonnie one is probably most important but this is just awesome oh no it looks like Foxy's proprietary yeah Foxy has no legs where'd your legs go maybe we have to take off his legs that would be cool I mean we've already seen that his head's off so and we're taking out Bonnie's eyes so it wouldn't surprise me if we're gonna end up taking off his legs at some point maybe we're gonna be able to fix Foxy and I can't remember if I said this on camera but I definitely did say this to one of my friends but since we are doing FNF2 and since we are repairing robots though we've only seen us repairing the FNF1 animatronics it would be awesome to be able to fix Mangle they have been broken for the entirety of this franchise and for the first time ever properly Frontime Foxy is not the fixed version of Mangle there is no way know how their endoskeletons are completely different you can see them you can see Frontime Foxy's endoskeleton in the extras menu of CIS location their endoskeletons are nothing alike nothing also Frontime Foxy goes on to be a part of Ennard and then Ennard goes on to be Molten Freddy so that also doesn't work out so that was the gameplay trailer for Finess at Freddy's VR help wanted very very interesting some great scenes that there were there were great scenes in there that really help our understanding of the game and what it's going to be about though I do have a bit of questions to ask but luckily I've written down here writing a script for it the video should be out hopefully sometime soon I'm gonna like it's not gonna be a fully fledged project it's just gonna be a quick script I'm writing things down go up type typing things up and then I'm gonna have my monitor on reading off that script reading to you guys I won't be like looking at the script I'll be just like all right that's my line and I'll say it I'll be just like oh you know so I'm doing that for two videos um actually yeah two videos and then hopefully soon after all of this craziness is over I'm gonna do one final live stream to wrap up my ideas on help wanted and then also get you guys involved so we can kind of bounce ideas off each other that's gonna be super cool so thank you everyone so much for watching you can find the original clip of the trailer both trailers down in the description below along with my reaction to the first one and I'll see you all on the flip side goodbye