Rydyn ni'n gweithio yw Lluca Deen's red card? Gyda ni'n credu y red card? Mae'n gorfodd arall, mae'n credu red card o'n urhyn iawn, mae'n unrhyw o'r trofodd, ond mae'n unrhyw o rhan o'r trofodd, mae'n cael ei ddweud o'r mynd yn ymgylch. Mae'n credu'r red card o'r trofodd, mae'n credu'r red card o'r trofodd Mae'n credu'r red card o'r trofodd, mae'n credu'r red card o'r trofodd, I was he doesn't change his stride, he's just running trying to get back, but I just think that contact is made on the back of the lad's ankle, and therefore I don't see how we could argue it's a red. What I would say is two things I would say. One, I don't see Everton getting it overturned, that's the first thing despite appealing, but what I would say is there might be a case for Everton to appeal the severity of it because I don't think it was dangerous play. Do you know what I mean? Where is Ritialisans? I don't think you can argue it was a red and it was dangerous play because he jumped into the tackle. I don't think that was the case with Luca Dean, so I still feel like, I feel like instead of a three match ban he should get a one match ban because I think it was a red card but I don't think it was an intentional dangerous challenge. That's my stance. No, no, I tend to agree with what you're saying. I think the problem was with us. Dean had just gone in for a tackle or he was in a challenge. He'd had a little nibble at me. He'd slipped out. Then he chased after him and the referee is looking at it and it almost looks like he's chasing it. He's getting some kind of retribution isn't he? You look at Dean's reaction afterwards, you can tell that he didn't actually mean it. You can tell that just by his body language. But when he puts his foot down and I know he's trying to get his stride and it almost like when he puts his foot on his calf and the lad, his foot just slides so Dean's foot slides and it just makes it look really, really bad. But it is dangerous play isn't it at the end of the day? It is dangerous play and I know he didn't mean it. And you're right for me that's a one match ban really. I don't see it should be three matches. I think it should be one match. They'll appeal it and we'll see what happens but I think it's that weird intent and I look at it with Robinson's last week and it's funny isn't it because it's basically the same thing but extra referees will say to us that's nothing. Well he put his foot down his calf but it's because yeah he mean a touch them blah blah blah and it's that weird intent again. You know I've put it on Twitter and people saying yeah but Andy Robinson meant it and look at Dean didn't. But the problem is for the referee, the referee doesn't know that intent. There's only one person who knows you meant to do it and that's the player who does it. So it's a very hard thing to gauge so I think it should be one match at most. Yeah I totally agree. I think the Robertson thing he jumped in he meant to do it. He should have been red card that there's no question about it. This was similar in terms of he caught him in the same area. Now Robertson hasn't even been booked and Luke of Deans was sent off so but you can't go from match to match and compare it because it doesn't really work like that with these referees. So I think while it's a red card I don't expect it to be a be surprised if it was rescinded personally but it should definitely be downgraded to a one match ban.  How on earth can you rescind a player running after someone jumping in? The lad ends up with his foot pointing the other way and the FA decide the next day that it should have been rescinded. I think that's the essence of all of this when they rescinded son's red card last season.  But this for me is a one match ban and the next match ban I think will be about right. Yeah we'll have to wait to see what happens on that one. Definitely.


Welcome to JSA TV and JSA podcast for recovering the latest stories, trends and innovations in the digital infrastructure market. I'm Allison Whelan and joining me today is Matt Boone with K&N Global Filtration. Matt, thank you for joining us. Yeah, thanks for having me. So we've had the pleasure of speaking with your team and a few events in the last few months. It's our first time having you on. Can you give us a little bit of background about yourself and just about K&N in the industry in general? Yeah, absolutely. So my background here at K&N is I lead all of our sales channels, so both the automotive side of our business and the global filtration side of our business. And so for folks not familiar with K&N, essentially the last 50 years we've been a leader in air filtration and air intakes in the automotive space. We're bringing that technology now to the data center side of the world and industrial applications, really with washable reusable air filtration that lasts for up to 15 years and the same high performance you'd expect from our automotive side of the thing, a little better airflow, a little bit better energy savings as well. Exciting and such an important thing in these data centers that we don't always think of first, but just such a key item in those. And like I said, we've seen your team at different events.  What would you say your key takeaways are so far from the event and just how K&N kind of plays into what you're seeing at the event? Yeah, yeah, for us, certainly it's been a whirlwind of a few months kind of traveling the globe, but it's been great. We've learned a ton, a lot of great conversations that have happened out there. And for us, I think it's really validated our commitment to this space. We've seen a ton of interest, we have a lot of pilot conversations that are happening now with companies across the industry. So we've been really excited to see this happening not only here domestically, but also globally for the team as well. Of course. And your air filtration solutions are setting new standards for sustainability, efficiency, cost savings. How do you continue to innovate to deliver these solutions? For us, I think near term our focus is really on being committed, being consistent here within the industry. So you're going to continue to see us at all the industry events. So if you haven't heard from us or no of us, please swing by. We'd love to meet you and get to know you a little bit better. And so that's our commitment to this space and industries to continue to be here. And as we think about new products as we go forward and into the future, K&N was founded as an innovative company, both on the automotive side, we're going to continue to be innovative here as we go forward. And so expect us to continue to bring new solutions that really solve total campus needs from a filtration standpoint here into the near future. Full circle from race cars to data centers. Absolutely. We can do it all now. Absolutely. Well, Nat, thank you so much for joining us. It was so great getting to chat with you. We always love seeing you and your team and you guys have a space out on the expo floor. So if you're here at DCD, make sure you stop by and say hi to the K&N team. And thank you viewers for tuning in. Until next time. Happy networking. Thank you.


When the narcissist realizes it's too late When they realize it's too late after the time when something could or should have been done When they realize it's not enough and not soon enough to make a difference When the narcissist action or event is too late It is useless and ineffective Because it occurs after the best time for it It's too late for it to make a difference It's always too little too late with them It's always not enough of something that should have been provided earlier They go from one relationship to another They're always focused on other situations Rather than attend into something which should be their priority But they don't look at themselves They blame everyone else Because they're always the victim They don't want to take accountability for when they find themselves Which is why they don't grow and develop like a normal person It may seem like the narcissist has realized they've made a mistake They may give you false epiphanies and fake apologies It may seem like they're trying to correct the situation But that's only because they know that you won't accept them for who they are Narcissists feel like they should be able to do whatever they want They feel like they should be able to treat you however they choose to But then they want you to accept them for who they are They want you to accept the things that they're doing All the things that they have done in the past But when you see all of the things that they're doing and you think about how they treat you At some point you decide that you don't want to deal with them This is when the narcissist realizes it's too late Because although the narcissist may say That the most important thing to them is their job or traveling What really fulfills them more than anything is acceptance People who support them People who accept them for who they are That's what a narcissist desires more than anything else And that's what they expect from you They expect you to accept everything they've done to you They expect you to accept everything that they did wrong And just act like it doesn't affect you They expect you to accept them for who they are As though you have no right to judge them And this is why they will often discard you Because they know that you don't accept them for who they are And if you don't accept the narcissist, you're dead to them They see you as a lost cause If you're not going to validate the illusion You serve no purpose to them They want to have their cake and eat it too They want to have or do two things that they desire Which are contradictory and impossible to have or do simultaneously They want to treat you bad and yet still expect you to accept and support them They want you to see them as anything other than what they are They want you to see them as good people Despite everything they've done to you But when they realize it's too late They know that you don't accept them They know that they can't change the way you see them But they see it as though there's something wrong with you They see it as though there's something wrong with how you see them They refuse to take accountability They refuse to accept what they've done to you It's all about what they think you're doing to them If you don't see them how they want to be seen In their minds that's an offence They see it as an insult, as an attack on their character Rather than accepting their contribution to your perception of them But when the narcissist really wants to be with you When you have everything they desire and want But you refuse to support the illusion You refuse to accept them for who they are It destroys them Because it's not often that they find that But when they see someone who has a bright future Someone who is going somewhere They want to stay with you They don't want you to leave But if you don't accept them and you don't support the illusion They're forced to accept that it's too late Even though they may not take accountability for their actions They're forced to accept that they can't change the situation They can't change how you see them But if you're not accepting them and you're not validating the illusion You're on the right path You should always see other things as being more important And more significant than the narcissist Because they refuse to take accountability And anyone who refuses to do that Should not be important to you They should not hold any significance in your life Because they're never going to change They're only going to weigh you down And prevent you from being where you really desire to be Thank you for watching I hope this video resonate with you Please like, comment, share and subscribe If you would like to donate, my PayPal link is in the video description Couching Inquiries You can email me at Couching.org Survivor UK Thank you for watching And I'll talk to you soon


My fellow Americans, yesterday I spoke here in Washington about America's foreign policy challenges and what we're going to do to meet them. Well, I'd like to continue talking about those challenges today. All Americans long for a safer world in which individual rights are respected and precious values flourish. But we're also realistic. We know we live in a troubled world and that we have global responsibilities. Our industries depend on energy and minerals from distant lands. Our prosperity requires a sound financial system and markets open to our goods. And our security is linked with the security of our allies and trading partners. When I took office, we faced the greatest foreign policy challenges since World War II. Challenge number one was reducing the risk of nuclear war. Second, we had to try to help bring greater stability to regions riddled by terrorism and revolutionary violence that threatened our interests and ultimately our security. Third, we had to deal with an international economy that was crippled by soaring inflation rates, low growth and predictions of an imminent global depression. Finally, we had to restore bipartisan support for a foreign policy that would meet our responsibilities. How is America meeting her foreign policy challenges today? Well, much better. We've regained our strength and confidence. We're a leader again for peace and progress. Reducing the risk of nuclear war means maintaining a secure military balance and pursuing every opportunity to reduce weapons by agreement. Today, America is safer because our defenses are stronger. We're offering the most sweeping arms control proposals in history, from reducing nuclear arms to banning chemical weapons. Does the new Soviet leadership truly want to reach agreements that can make the world safer? Well, they'll never convince the world they're sincere with harsh rhetoric and walkouts. We do know they respect strength, and in time we should expect that they will return to the negotiating table where all of us hope and pray that a safer world can be secured. Our second challenge, peacemaking in troubled regions, has demanded a new direction. We're trying to bring all our strengths to bear. Economic aid alone won't stop Soviet-sponsored guerrillas, and individual rights aren't secure without peace. We need all the tools we have — diplomatic mediation, economic help, security assistance, and promotion of democratic reforms — to address complex regional problems. The recent presidential elections in El Salvador probably couldn't have been held if we'd followed any other approach. And for democracy to have a chance in the future, the Congress must pass the plan we've proposed, which follows the recommendations made by the National Bipodizen Commission on Central America. Our third challenge, expanding opportunities for economic development and personal freedom, is also being met. America's powerful expansion is pulling the international economy forward. As we buy more from our friends, they buy more from us. Jobs, income, and opportunities increase for all. We've developed creative initiatives to spark private enterprise in the Caribbean. We're expanding our economic relationships with the growing nations of the Pacific Basin. And we're shoring up the international financial system. You hear about the economic upturn. You don't hear enough about the democratic upturn. Ten years ago, fewer than half the people of Latin America and the Caribbean lived in democracies or countries embarked on a democratic transition. Today, 90 percent of the people do. The tide of the future is a freedom tide. Finally, our fourth challenge, restoring bipartisan consensus to our foreign policy, is urgently needed. The Congress has given itself many new powers in foreign policy. Over 100 separate restrictions on executive authority were enacted in the 1970s. But the Congress hasn't yet accepted an equal sense of responsibility. We've had some successes in bipartisanship. The Scowcroft Commission helped create a consensus on arms control policy. And the Bipartisan Kissinger Commission gave us a comprehensive set of recommendations on Central America. But we must go beyond recommendations to action. I applaud the Senate's approval this week of emergency security assistance to El Salvador. And I hope the House will give its approval. When we develop a problem-solving plan to help build a safer world and a better world, there must be no Republicans or Democrats, just Americans, pulling together. Until next week, thanks for listening and God bless you.


Welcome everyone, we now continue with our study of stochastic control problems, but we will continue it in a slightly different formulation from the one wave already studied. If you recall in one of the earlier lectures, I introduced to you a stochastic control problem where the state transition was given through these dynamics. The state at time k plus 1 was given explicitly as a function fk of the current state xk, the action that you took at time k that is uk and the noise in the system, the noise that occurred at during the time period k.  That means the next state is determined as a deterministic function of the action, the state and the noise in the system and it is given as an explicit function. So, we have the option then in these kind of cases to use the form of this particular function to solve the problem. Now, the kind of problem I will now describe is one where this function is not given explicitly. The next state is still a would still be a random randomly dependent on the current state and the current action, but there will not be such an explicit formula or an explicit function that relates the current the next state to the current state the action and the noise. So, in some sense the noise the dependence on the noise the previous state and the previous action would be implicit. This is the formulation that we will be studying today. So, in this case what I am going to assume is that my state states come from a certain set let us call this set S. This is going to be my state space and I will assume for simplicity that S is finite that means S has that means the system can take only finitely many states. We will assume also that you have the actions at any time at any state S can be chosen from a certain finite set let us call this these actions as these are the set of actions at any state S which means that when the system is in state S the actions that you can choose are from this set as and we will also again assume that as is again finite. Now, the this particular problem formulation comes from the domain of operations research and economics and computer science and so on in which the convention often is that we one wants to maximize a certain objective and therefore the convention of that is often used here is that is that the objective does not comprise of a cost but rather of a reward and one would want the maximum reward. So, the what one has is that just like we had in the just like we had in the earlier model we have for we have a reward at each time step. So, the reward is given define is denoted this way RT of S, A this is the reward that the decision maker receives at time T when he takes action when action A is chosen in state S. Now, the key difference between as I said the previous problem and this previous formulation and this formulation is going to be the way we define how the next state of the system how this the next state of the system that means this is the state of the system at the next time step is going to come about what we will assume is that the next when you take an action A at in state S at time T the next state is realized through a probability distribution. So, then the state of the system at time at the next time step that means S T let us say the is. So, the state of the system at the next time step has a probability distribution given by P T P T of S P T given S S and A where S is the state at time T A is the action at time T the action chosen at time T. So, if you choose an action A at time T and the state at time T was S then the next state is going to be realized using this with in terms of this will have a probability distribution given by this particular distribution. What this formulation tells us is that the state at time T plus 1 will be equal to J with probability P T of J given S comma A where S is the state at time T and A is the action chosen at time T. As before what we have is a finite horizon. So, a horizon let us say where T goes from 0 to 0 till n and what one wants to do is to max because we are talking of a reward here what one wants to do is maximize that the total reward maximize the reward that one the total reward that one that one receives. So, the way this problem is then formulated is that one has time which is runs in discrete time steps over a finite horizon from 0 to n. We have rewards like we have just seen we have reward a stage wise reward at each time. So, this is your stage wise reward we also have a terminal reward at time n which is a function of the state in which you end up with at the end of the time horizon this is at time n and what one wants to do is maximize the expected sum of all of these terms. So, you have Rn of S plus sum from T equal to 0 to n minus 1 R of RT of. So, let me write this as Rn of SN RT of ST comma AT. So, where ST now is going to be the state at time T AT is the action at time T. This problem can there is another slightly more general version of posing this problem which is that one can allow one can allow these rewards to also depend on the next on the next state. So, in addition to being dependent on the current state. So, one another type of form of this problem is that one writes that the reward at time T is a function of the state at time T the action chosen at time T and the state that gets realized in the next time step that means the state at time T plus 1 this here is the state at time T plus 1. So, in this case this sort of a problem can also be reduced to a problem of the of the form that that is written above by doing the following simple transformation one simply writes RT of S comma A as the expectation of this of the above of this particular term. So, let us write this as R tilde T of S comma A as the sum of J in J in the state space capital S of RT of S A J P T of J given S comma A. In this case what one is basically doing is because the action at time T is being chosen using only the information available at time up until time T and therefore the future state which is J is the future state is not included in this information what we are doing is basically equivalently taking the expectation over the future state. The future state given the current state is current state and action is its distribution is given through this kernel P T of J given S that is already given to us. So, we take an expectation with respect to that and then that gives us an equivalent problem of the form that is described out here. So, one can always basically use R tilde of S comma A as the reward function out here if the original reward function is given in the form of where it depends on the current state the action and the next state. So, this is a generalization that is that is often that is often made. So, this entire this entire tuple which in which we have we have capital T which is given which is the time steps the end time steps S which is your state space A S which are which has the set of actions at each state at each state S the transition probabilities these are what are called transition probabilities and the rewards all of these put together define for us what is called a Markov decision process these define for us a Markov decision process. Now, let us see how this relates to the formulation that we had earlier apart from the change in notation the basic relation is actually fairly simple. Notice that earlier we had x k plus 1 was given as a function f k of x k u k w k. So, consequently we had that the probability that x k plus 1 was the x k plus 1 was distributed according to this distribution it was a distributed according to a distribution which which according to a certain distribution let us call this and what is this distribution given by well it is nothing but the probability that it is the if you want to so if I wanted to see what this the what p k of let us say what p k of j given x k comma u k would be well this would be the probability that f k of x k u k w k is equal to j given that you are choosing action u k at time k and you are in state x k. So, this this probability is it tells you the probability distribution of x k plus 1. So, you can see because x k and u k are are are given here the only thing only entity that is random in this problem in in this particular equation is is w k. So, with w k being the only randomness you are this this particular distribution this probability distribution conditioned on x k and u k is given entirely by the probability distribution of the noise and the transition and the transition functions of the dynamics f k. So, you can see this is the this this problem for this the earlier formulation can always be put in this in this particular form that instead of taking this function f k and and and an explicit noise distribution w k one can always transform it to the to a formulation of of this kind where the where one only has an abstract distribution on the next time on the on the state at the next time step given the current state and the current action. In fact, the converse can also be worked out under fairly general conditions if you are given if you are given a probability distribution of the of this particular form one can one one can try to construct in in several cases one can try to construct if a noise random variable from there and a and of and a suitable function this this requires some amount of analysis and so on. So, I am I will not be going into that particular direction it is not that important for us to for us to explore this. Now, the the problem as that we have formulated is where we are where we are maximizing this reward maximizing this sum of the terminal reward and stage wise rewards and once again we are posed with this we are we arrive at the same question what is this at what stage is this problem posed at. So, as we did in the in the earlier formulation notice that this problem is again posed at a stage before even the first even the first uncertainty in the problem gets realized. So, it is posed at a time when none of the uncertainty is has been realized and one has to take one has to decide what what one wants to do with this problem. So, because the uncertainty is not realized all all of these sts are the states at at any time t are actually not known to us we do not we we only know we only know that they are they are random variables, but their distribution is also not known to us. So, consequently because the the reason the distribution is not known is because the the distribution depends on the actions that we would choose through through the course of through the course of the time horizon of the problem. So, as a consequence these this problem also cannot be formulated as one where we have to where the choice is that of choosing the actions what one has to do therefore is to come up with a contingency plan in which an action has to be chosen based on whatever state gets realized. So, the plan that maps the state that would get realized to the action that will get chosen is what we have what we have to choose. So, such a so such a choice once again is a at any time t you have the you have what we need to choose is a decision rule. A decision rule d t that maps the the decision rule d t that maps the state at time t to the actions that you can choose a a her is the union of a s and s in capital S where a d t must have this property that d t of at any s must lie in the feasible actions at that at that are available at that at that particular at that particular state. So, once again what we need to choose therefore are these functions. So, this is this is called a decision rule rule or or a strategy and what one needs to do is choose this policy policy p which comprises of decision rules from d 0 to d n minus 1. These n decision rules have to be decided as part as part of our in order to solve this problem. So, this maximization here is actually one where the maximization is over all possible policies. So, the variable that that we are choosing in this in this problem is the policy. So, how does this policy manifest into into this problem the policy decide. So, what we have what you see here is the policy decides the action that will get chosen based on the state the action that is chosen based on the state decides the probability with which the next state is going to get realized. Because the action and the trans and the the current state decide decide the probability distribution of the next state that is which is given through our transition probability or transition function. So, the probability distribution of the next state is decided based on the by the policy that we choose. So, the probability distribution of the next state of the next state is shaped by the policy that is chosen. Consequently, we although we are given all these transition probabilities what they what we actually have in this particular problem is a choice over what sort of shape those transition probabilities can be given because those transition probabilities are given to us for every state at time t and every possible action. But the way we choose the actions at each time t when we are in a certain state decides the shape that the problem that the transition probability would take actually in closed loop. So, in closed loop when we are actually implementing the policy what kind with what probabilities are the states going to get realized that gets determined by our policy. So, consequently although if you know one superficially if you look at an expression like this it may seem like these well this all this where is actually the policy that in this particular problem well the policy actually tells you the probability distribution. So, that is the underlying probability distribution of these random variables of these random variables s t. Consequently, one may think that you it is often a notation that is used is to emphasize this by writing that this e this expectation e actually depends on the policy. So, one often writes e superscript pi or a subscript pi just to emphasize that. Now, what we will do in the next part is that we will consider a wide variety of different policies. Here in this particular section what I have told you here is the policy is mapping from the state to the action. But why should it be a mapping only from the state to the action it could be something far more than that it could be mapping all the previous histories also to action. So, all of this discussion about the kind of information that can be put as in defining the policy to choose the action will be discussed in the next in the next piece.


Welcome to Nation Beat. I am Jacques Kingston Compton bringing you this brief on the pulse of our nation and highlights around the heart of St. Lucia. Significant convection associated with Tropical Storm Kirk expected to impact St. Lucia. For the fifth consecutive time, St. Lucia is crowned the Caribbean's leading honeymoon destination. Prime Minister the Honourable Alan Shastney to address the vulnerability of SIDS at the UN General Assembly. And the Rotary Club of St. Lucia strengthens its base of youth volunteers. The centre of Tropical Storm Kirk on Thursday afternoon was on course to pass between St. Lucia and Martinique. Forecasters say the system was on a path to dump heavy rains that could bring dangerous floods to the eastern Caribbean. Kirk had maximum sustained winds of 50mph and was moving ahead at 15mph. Tropical Storm force winds are blowing as hard as 140 miles from Kirk's centre. A Tropical Storm warning remained in effect for St. Lucia, Barbados, Dominica, Martinique and Guadeloupe. Avalon Chollery is a forecaster with the St. Lucia Met Service. To the back end of the centre, we have significant convection and we are expecting Tropical Storm force conditions which would be Tropical Storm force winds, showers and thunderstorms. We urge persons that before those conditions get to St. Lucia, that you have made all the necessary preparations, that you have secured all your important documents, that you have secured your homes and you have purchased or you have stored enough water and supplies to last at least the day. If you know that you live in an area that is prone to any hazard, whether it be landslide or flooding, we urge that you find a secure spot to ride out the system. We would advise that any time any advisory is given by the St. Lucia Met Service or by the National Emergency Management Organisation, that persons take those warnings seriously. There have been times that the atmosphere has not behaved as forecasted, but we should always take those messages very seriously. And especially in this case, if we have to compare the two storms, this system is a little more south than Isaac was and this system is a little more organised than Isaac was. I mean we should never compare storms because each storm, the dynamics of each storm would be different, but we really urge solutions to take this warning seriously. All schools will remain closed on Friday 28 September 2018 as the island is expected to continue to feel the effects of Tropical Storm Kirk. The Castry City Council meanwhile was in preparedness mode Thursday as the island braced for the effects of Tropical Storm Kirk. The more than 200 workers were mobilised and assigned various tasks to ensure that the city experienced as little impact as possible, especially flooding. We have them all around the city identified areas that may have been blocked in order for them to unblock these areas. In terms of our city police, we have them in readiness and we have actually have some of them in office and they are going to remain all night so that if any body has any problem within the city area, they can now have access to our city police. So overall we have had all our vehicles gassed up and we have identified what are the risk areas so we put in things in place. The Castry City Council in anticipation of the peak period for the hurricane season collaborated with the Department of Infrastructure in an extensive desilting exercise. From the gloom of the weather to some upbeat news, St. Lucia has won the award for the Caribbean's leading honeymoon destination at the 25th annual World Travel Awards. The awards ceremony celebrates some of the finest travel brands in the Caribbean and North America. This is the ninth time the island has won the award in 10 years and the win represents St. Lucia's fifth consecutive title as Caribbean leading honeymoon destination. The St. Lucia Tourism Authority says romance has helped to establish the St. Lucia brand and continues to be a significant niche market for the destination. The team at the St. Lucia Tourism Authority were super excited about this designation and we intend to use it in our marketing campaign globally and certainly very strategically to continue to work with partners who are able to bring us the clientele that is perfect for St. Lucia. And St. Lucia really is that rare destination which inspires love stories and whether it is that folks want to pop the question, get married or celebrate that milestone anniversary, we are going to be using this in our campaign to attract more and more visitors. St. Lucia is also a ninth time winner of the world leading honeymoon destination. The island is again nominated this year. The accolades come as St. Lucia joins the global celebration of World Tourism Day and the head of a romance farm scheduled for October 4 to 8, 2018. The farm trip will acquaint travel agents from the United States and the United Kingdom with the destination. They will be visiting the various properties that we have to offer but certainly they'll get a chance to network with professionals from florists to designers to decorators. We're really getting that first-hand opportunity to make these business connections that will then be able to grow the various businesses but also to help to elevate the romance offerings of the island. So we have a very, very jam packed program for them and we've managed to include a number of the elements to ensure that St. Lucia is properly represented and certainly that these travel professionals will be sending us even more business moving forward. The SLTA is looking forward to clinching top awards when the grand finale that acknowledges first-class excellence in travel brands from across the world takes place on December 1, 2018 in Lisbon, Portugal. Government's strategy to combat crime and violence continues to unfold with the nation's youth as the focal point. Prime Minister the Hon. Alan Shastney recently reiterated his administration's commitment to arresting the scourge through youth development. Prime Minister Shastney indicated that the thrust is to create a shift in the national thinking via socialization. A vibrant sports environment he pointed out is a main element of the strategy. How do we resolve people's mindset towards deviant behavior? And we have repeatedly said as a government that we would rather see people join clubs than gangs. So what did we do? We did a full assessment of all inventory of all of the sporting facilities in St. Lucia. You've heard the report yourself, 150, think of it, 17 constituencies, 150 sporting facilities, of which more than half of them are not playable. So we're not even doing a good enough job of maintaining those facilities. So the idea was to design a facility structure that would support clubs. Prime Minister Shastney went on to note that sports can shape well-rounded citizens and serve as a pathway to tertiary-level education. Sports is a great way to develop morals, values, discipline, teamwork. All these ingredients come out of being able to be in sports. And also, because only one third of our students go to tertiary-level education, the goal is that we focus on disciplines that have the ability to create opportunities for our young people to be able to get tertiary-level education. So there is a holistic planet play, and if you want to take little things in isolation without understanding the context of everything that we're going to do, then you might be easily persuaded that we're doing something wrong. Meanwhile, the Rotary Club of St. Lucia is strengthening its base of youth volunteers. The organization recently held its inaugural youth symposium that brought together 200 students. They were drawn from Interactors and Rotaractors Service Clubs. The Director of Youth Services says the aim was to expose the youth volunteers to the broader concept of service. To understand how our community works and how we can assist them with various projects which we can help. We will be having a breakout session where we'll be coming up with projects to assist our communities, island-wide in St. Lucia, and our collaborative effort between our clubs and the youth clubs. So we don't just leave service when you leave the Interact or the Rotaract or the Rotary Club meeting, we don't leave it there. We inculcate it into our personal lives, the ideal of service, personal business and community. So there are many of us who have a life in the church, as well as in Rotary or Rotaract, Interact, Early Act. So we carry on the tradition of service. This is Nation Beat. Stay with us. Heavy storms mean flooding and that means being prepared with hand sanitizers, child-size raincoats and boots and insect repellent to protect your child from germs and water-borne illnesses. Plan for emergencies. Plan for your children. When disaster strikes, pharmacies and polyclinics will be closed, so you'll need to have a complete first aid kit on hand to be prepared to handle your child's medical emergencies. Plan for emergencies. Plan for your children. Welcome back. Prime Minister the Honourable Alan M. Shasne continues to champion the cause of middle-income countries and the small island-developing states or SIDS at the 73rd session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. During the annual United Nations General Assembly, which began on September 25, the Prime Minister, along with the St. Lucia delegation, which includes Minister with Responsibility for External Affairs, Honourable Sarah Flood Bobra, held several high-level and bilateral meetings to discuss global, regional and local issues, particularly as it relates to financing and debt sustainability. The Prime Minister will continue to stress the urgent need for reforms to better enable the full participation of small islands in the global economy when he addresses the general debate on Friday, September 28, 2018. Prime Minister Shasne will also speak of the disaster vulnerability of the region and efforts by small islands to build resilient infrastructure. Friday's session begins at 9am, with the Prime Minister expected to be the 10th speaker of the morning. Winwood and Leeward Brewery Limited hosted its 33rd Annual Scholarship Awards program last week in support of the education and development of the children of its employees. The 2018 Scholarship Awards ceremony welcomed five new-deserving students with scholarships at the Brewery's Head Office in Bibutea Castries. It was a proud moment for a special group of staff at WLBL coming together for perhaps the first time this year to observe and celebrate the academic achievement of their very own children. Winwood and Leeward Brewery Limited began its scholarship program for the children of its employees in 1985. Thirty-three years later, five well-accomplished students received scholarships for their outstanding performance at the Common Entrance Examinations. HR manager of Winwood and Leeward Brewery, Adela St. Rose, encouraged both the parents and awardees to continue to work together to strive for excellence. No matter what our circumstances are, we all have the ability to dream. It doesn't matter who you are, where you're from, what your circumstances are, whether you're from the south, whether you're from the north, we all have the ability to dream. But be active in making your dreams a reality so that you can finish with the future that you desire, whether that future be at school or whether that future be in your day-to-day life. So congratulations to all of you, those continuing on your scholarship and those who are joining us for the first time. We're very, very proud of you and we're very excited to have you as part of our family and we look forward to your dreams becoming a reality in the future that you want. The 33-year-old scholarship program also has provision for students to keep their scholarships by maintaining an average grade above 60% each year. Five-part scholarship awardees were able to achieve that goal, bringing the total number of scholarships presented this year to 10. Guest weekend business owner, Mandisa Morrison, advised students to use the opportunity wisely. You will have to do five million subjects at school, but look at it as a way of crafting your path. Success, as Mrs. Centrose said, is very intentional. If you don't have your goal, if you don't set a vision, if you don't know that I want to be a pilot, then you'll never get to fly in the sky. You have to know that you want it, you have to know what you want and you have to literally work at it. An active textbook scheme where the company loans books to employees for their children and returned on an annual basis also accompanies the scholarship program. These initiatives are seen as a demonstration of WLBL's commitment to the well-being of its workers and their families. From the Government Information Service, Lisa Joseph reporting. Minister for the Public Service, the Honourable Dr. Ubaldas Rehman, along with the St. Lucia Open Data Corps, Nata Luiz Mathres Serie, are representing St. Lucia at the Fifth International Open Data Conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina from September 27 to 28. The conference provides a forum for 2,000 participants to collaborate and plan the future of the opening of information. The Government of St. Lucia, through the Department of the Public Service, began a data revolution in the island with the launch of the St. Lucia Open Data Portal on June 8, 2018. The online data repository ensures that all government-owned data, which does not contain personal information, or create a threat to national security, is made freely available in an easily reusable format. The St. Lucia Open Data Portal is a component of the Open Data Policy for the St. Lucia Public Service, approved by Cabinet on November 9, 2017. And that's Nation Beat. Join us next time as we fill the pulse and heart of our community. I'm Jack Langston Compton.


Welcome back to South Burlington, Vermont and the June on drill this month We welcome special guests and members of the Vermont National Guard as we celebrate the 75th anniversary with the Vermont Air National Guard Over the last three quarters of a century The air guard has been a shining example of the dedication and devotion Vermonters have to our nation for people and the democratic principles on which it was founded over the last year and a half There has been no greater partner than the men and women of our National Guard The work you took on was crucial and led to a response and recovery That is the envy of the nation So on this 75th anniversary and on behalf of our honorary commanders and the people of Vermont you so genuinely serve I say thank you for 75 years of making history Thank you for 75 years of heart And thank you in advance for another 75 years of greatness It's been a year and a half since we've been able to stand together in formation And now after serving alongside our state and federal partners In the battle against covid We can safely reunite It is fitting and even symbolic that our first official in-person ceremony Since the beginning of the global covid 19 pandemic is one to celebrate our resilience Our perseverance and our longevity And to do so on the 77th anniversary of D-Day We mark this milestone our 75th anniversary as a time to reflect and honor those who came before us To acknowledge the dedication of those who serve now And recognize the legacy we leave for those who will follow We are so proud of you We've come a long way since the propeller engine aircraft of the 1940s As the only national guard unit with the state-of-the-art f-35 lightning two fighter jets The green mountain boys are poised to be a stealthy fighting force for years to come Stay safe during the coming summer months I'm tech sergeant Richard McCree. Thanks for watching and I'll see you next time


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ct into smaller independent chunks so let's say pro-ean wants to contribute to reactivity he can go to that model and contribute to that part somebody wants to contribute to compiler they can go to compiler and contribute to that part all the concerns are limited to the scope of the package and it's easier to understand a small chunk and you can understand all the chunks completely it would be a great opportunity for all those people who are waiting to contribute to views whenever it is open so go ahead and start contributing another big thing would be new 3.0 source code is written in typescript and you don't have to look through all the packages to understand you can just look at the type inferences all the apis and this work in particular functions but view is written in typescript you don't have to use typescript currently view is written in flow and you don't have to use flow in your application you can use the house script similarly with 3.0 we are writing in typescript because it makes the job of maintaining the framework easy but you don't have to use typescript if you don't want to another way to contribute today is you can be part of RFCs RFCs are kind of making all the decisions what goes into view and what doesn't so if you have some concern go voice your concern on this repository if something is breaking your application a new feature that might break your application voice your concern like this doesn't work for me or if a lot of people have similar kind of concern you would re-design the apis okay finally let's go to something which broke the internet recently a composition api and yes so why we are introducing a new api mainly if you have been using mixins the problem with mixins is let's say you are using two mixins in one component and you got some issue you look at like this state is coming from somewhere which mixins you don't know you have to jump to the source code of both the mixins to find out which mixin is actually exporting that property another thing is let's say both the mixins are exporting a prop or a state variable with same name both have counters and now you are using both the mixins you cannot use both the mixins depending on same variable they might change that variable differently that could break the behavior of mixin as well as the component there are couple of downsides to mixing though mixin help a lot in some mission areas but eventually you can get to a rabbit hole where you don't know where changes are coming from to mitigate all the issue we came with a composition api and in community react hooks have been working really well for react people so we are trying to create similar functional api which you can compose and reason about where state is coming from let's take an example so this is how a component would look like a new method is added there set a method this is if you can set up initial state for your component and here will go all the components in api related stuff a new api is exported reactive which is same as what we have right now api is called observable so you can define some reactive state and in that state you can use computed properties as well so here we are using a computed property function that returns double of the count variable we can define some functions in line here and finally we can export whatever the state we have created here this the object return here is available so what we can do is state.count, state.double we can access that increment method with return pretty much how we already do with data and computed properties and methods to consume something is changing does this set a method is something new and what we can do with this method gives you flexibility let's say this component is growing in size you want to reduce the size of this component you can extract the function out of it like this a use counter and all the logic from the set a method is now in this function and we are simply calling this function in our set a method and returning the state nothing need to be changed in the template template remains same what you can do additionally is let's move this counter method to a separate file now this use counter is in a counter.js file in our component we are importing it using in same way so this allows us to infect a code into smaller chunks and reuse it as well there is no concern about like there is no information about component in this particular use counter function it is creating some state and returning some api to access that state so that's there okay so nothing need to change and let's go to the case like when you are using two mixing both of same properties same thing can happen here but JavaScript comes to the rescue when you are destructing this object you can rename it to something else let's say you rename state to counter and now you can return counter increment and you will use it accordingly in your template the state becomes counter.counter double so all those namespace callings things are going away if you are interested to know more about it go to this URL click a photograph of this view composition api rfc.netlify.com and we have created an extensive documentation on what is coming to the composition api and what you can do there are plenty of examples there and plus there is a plugin that works for view 2.x so you can try the composition api today itself we are on questions but I guess I came with my own questions let's go with them first so 3.0 is coming in typescript so do we need to learn typescript now no if you are using view 3.0 you don't need to learn typescript if you want to contribute to typescript you have to learn typescript and it's a good skill to learn does 3.0 break my applications 3.0 is not duplicating or dropping anything all the public api in 2.x and 3 is almost same one more api is coming that's the composition api that adds upon the existing api you don't have to worry about anything breaking let's say you don't use composition api your component works as it is why it's 3.0 is because we are dropping object.property define property syntax and using proxies so that breaks something internet explorer does not have support for proxies and internet explorer is obviously dead now so it won't ever get support for proxies so if you want to support internet explorer you have to use a build that would have all the constant all the kvarts of 2.x but you can use 3.0 you can create 2 builds with view cli for modern browser it will use all the latest proxies thing for older browsers it will use different implementation of the activity system using object defined properties but you will be restricted to all the kvarts we have in 2.x if you want to support internet explorer and in the we will provide ample warnings if you are building your component with modern mode and you are using array index assignment this kind of syntax won't be this kind of feature won't work in internet explorer build so use an alternate way or remove stop supporting internet explorer and feeding microsoft okay another concern i have now we have 2 ways of writing component so we always had 2 ways of writing component you can use template or render function but i haven't seen any person who is writing all render functions or all templates most of the work can be done by template 99% of my components are template with templates but once in a while i will learn into some situations where i want to do something and those kind of things are not possible in template template is a restrictive language so you have to jump into render function and create your component analogous to this we have object based api where we use data and computed method to build our components that works really well once in a while we want to build a feature we want to use mixins and we want to share that feature across multiple components there we can jump and use composition api we have 2 ways of writing components but we have to choose like on a case basis if it makes sense to use templates we will use template if it makes sense to use object based api we will use that if it makes sense to use render function we will use render function same with composition api that's all from me today i am Rahul you can find your twitter by this i want to introduce Ustho please come on the stage he is also a core team member and he is involved in community a lot so come to you i originally wasn't meant to give a talk today but we still have a few minutes so let me share what i didn't prepare for today can we have a browser because i would like to show you a few of my favorite websites which may have or may not be created with UJS just a browser because i will be switching from one to one my real name is Dariusz Weondrehovski it is quite difficult to pronounce so my friends call me Ustho and i consider all of you my friends already so be happy if you call me this way when i came here to India also started having big problems with learning and remembering all the Indian names because we are so different from what i knew from Europe but what is not different is the passion that people here have for the technology and also for UJS that's what i will be talking today and i came a few days ago to Delhi because that was the cheapest way to come to India and i am a cheapskate i try to go to as many local meetups as many conferences as i can just to meet view developers to ask what to struggle with so i can pass people like Rahul who are better with coding than me and in Delhi my friend who actually he doesn't use VJS he uses React but he was sick and Amanda that's also your friend and he took me to a sick temple and we attended community dinner together and what i noticed there were people and getting helped with food and service by other people who are voluntarily helping them and community of developers doesn't really work differently it works pretty much the same way some of us like library authors like event organizers like workshop creators authors of tutorials authors of courses or people who just ask questions or stack over the floor chats or forums provide help for others and later when they need help from other developers those that previously were helped by them got help from them now they are knowledgeable enough because they received this help before so now they can help push this help further to new generations of developers and in the developers world new generation is practically year after year because we get new people interested in development very fast so when I was coming to India what I started becoming interested in was the place of India on the map of VJS world so let's start with the first website which is called viewpeople viewpeople.org hi Niko Niko is the author of the website it may be a little slow on this wi-fi okay so let's make it bigger can we make India a little okay nice let's see where we have some developers I see some in Bangalore some in maybe it's Mumbai maybe it's Pune I don't think I see anything in Delhi oh that's Delhi okay yeah I was in Delhi and I didn't recognize it on the map it's my fault I thought it's slightly more to the self so let me ask how many of you are represented here great what about the rest and if we see map of the whole world in India there are so many people and there are so many developers so why on the map there are not as many are VJS developers and that's nobody's fault but it's community that currently uses VJS or is just learning VJS it's we who can change it because together we can make the community bigger and better not only in India but also around all the world how I like to say it view united we stand let's go to the next website okay before there are multiple ways in which we can help each other and one of those ways is the way of Rahul I call it this way my friend Amanda helped me realize that on my trip around India I'm actually following the path of Rahul because I ended up on the exact seat in Amanda's car on which Rahul on previous conference was sitting before me let's try to follow the path of Rahul and I will ask you about libraries how do you think how many VJS libraries were created by Indian developers and we're not talking about libraries of Rahul which were a few I didn't know even one before today now I know because I heard about it here on the corridor view experts is the outer here with us yeah why we are opening it is because I want it to be inspiration for you that even if the community in VJS isn't what I would call the mainstream of the biggest biggest libraries and biggest communities around the world libraries like Naxt or Vutify or Element UI each of us can still add a small piece of it each of us can still create a library that will be used by other people we can see 700 stars that's a lot of people that found this project interesting a lot of them use it in their projects we can see that they are opening issues and that's the easiest way to okay but other than other than writing a library you don't have to just create a new library if you don't have an idea or you feel that you won't be able to focus on it too much what you can do instead you can join an existing team luckily during the last year a lot of change in the community previously libraries were mainly created by one person or maybe two people collaborating with each other now those teams grow good examples are Naxt team which currently has seven people I think Vutify team which is growing very nicely Quasar framework also has a big team right now and also in VJS core team we now get specialized teams for example the team working on documentation there are a few people and recently created a new team that it will be developing new versions of ViewPress and providing support for it so this is another way how you can join the ranks of contributors to VJS ecosystem the next website can I ask events VJS org okay find meetups okay and India we have Bangalore we have Hyderabad we have how many of you are from Pune I am not okay from Hyderabad I wonder what about other towns like Delhi like Mumbai there are so many times that are very big and there are so many developers of course there are other developer meetups like JS lovers which are popular but we all can take inspiration from the organizers and from speakers who share their knowledge on those existing meetups India is such a big country that there is always space for additional stages on which we can we can allow some of us to grow as promising speakers who next year may be stand with us or on other stages around the world like on View Toronto, View London View Amsterdam next website let's go to View Vixen this is a website that is very important for me because I notice among you there are a lot of guys but there are also women and next year hopefully come here for the next edition of View Day because I hope it will be a thing let's cross fingers for that I hope that there will be more women among us and that on this stage sharing their knowledge with us there will be also more of them so View Vixen is an organization that organizes free workshops around the world for women developers providing safe environment for them in which they can learn ViewJS at their own pace and the way they prefer and why I am showing this is because so far there were no workshops like that in India my friend here from Bangalore was invited at least my friend here from India there is a possibility that she will help with organizing such workshops around India so let's cross fingers for her too and finally the last website was not prepared before I learned that I will be talking an hour ago so this is just one last topic I was supposed to talk can we view land two more two more projects I am showing and we end can I look online to my website to my account to the web client to the web client I just put my password no no no so next way you can next way you can collaborate with view developers from around the world is our official ViewJS chat where I am administrator and you can also meet Rahul there and what's good about the chat if over 60,000 users a lot of core team members over 50 library authors from around the world authors of tutorials event organizers where we all share our experience exchange knowledge help each other to either create new applications with view or organize something for the community if that's here that was the secret one so you can see we have some rooms for event organizers for library maintainers and a lot of rooms on which we exchange knowledge most of it is in English but very low at the least we also have Hindi channel which is also in English so I would be very happy if you join our ranks and we have a very fancy logo which you don't see here but I have a lot of stickers left so if you want I will give them to you later and what do we want because it's not my account other than official chat of ViewJS there are also servers on discord for many more supported libraries for separate server for next for viewpress for beautify viewmaterial all kinds of other libraries together it's a can we open a view family view family channel at the very top yeah here's a list of all okay so viewfront view storefront saber which is also it's interaction in view community all kinds of other chats related to viewJS where you can discuss with authors of the libraries in the more okay we'll finish so let's go to our last project can we open view community view community org this is the last project which got published a few days ago it was started a year ago and practically it was we started working on it a year ago but you can see that when you work on something together it's going much faster when we try to work on it just as one person or two people it's not going as good so view community guide is that is that is meant to provide information written by the community and specifically for the community and about the community and the ecosystem so all kinds of information and questions that you wouldn't find the answers in official documentation you will hopefully be able to find here for example how to tell my boss that I don't really like react now like to work with viewJS official documentation won't help you with but we on official VGS chat heard such questions all the time so we're trying to prepare a resource the strongest point of view is still a step so we need to make it longer we're trying to provide all answers to such questions that are most commonly asked by the community and why I'm showing you this is because if you want to take your first step to contribute to viewJS community this is the easiest way because creating a PR and adding something from your knowledge and we have so many experienced developers here who have different points of view on how to create applications what libraries to use how to best provide a particular feature you can share this knowledge on this guide which is meant to be managed, maintained by the community and by community I mean us here and you on the stage that's all from me I'm thank you for listening to me give it back can we have a picture of him for Vesto and Rahul I'm going to have to be here and take us through the core things that are happening in the view community so thank you so much now I would like to call Xenob on stage okay so now I would like to call Xenob on stage who is going to take us through the end nodes please welcome Xenob sorry Rahul don't you want to take some questions after your talk okay so maybe we should have some questions for Rahul do you want to moderate the Q&A yeah sure he's here, utilize him you can ask from anything about the new composition api or all the masala that happens around that Rahul when is view 3 coming all good things when it's done seriously we don't have a date now we want to do it right there are no pain points at 2.x so we are not hurrying it up we want to ship it when it's ready and it's really good I think you mentioned that view 3 is probably not open sourced yet so when is that going to happen and any idea around that I don't have answer for that I asked Evan and there was a notification on this called I guess he answered to me but I have to check it I have to check it up yeah you can go to next question any next question probably so we can take one more question and then we can let Rahul go and sit on his seat anyone alright so thanks Rahul thanks for being here again and handing over to Zainab now I think Rahul you should stay on stage because we should be asking a few questions to people in terms of the conference itself okay before I wrap up one of the things that I missed mentioning this morning and I think this might be a good time is this year at view day there were 13 diversity candidates who were given tickets to the conference I'd really like to thank everybody who sponsored those tickets Nectify, Pushaul, Rahul Kadyan Gastu Neha and I think there's one more gentleman whose name I'm missing but you probably know him yeah okay so thank you very much this has really allowed us to bring in more women developers Satish's ticket was also supported and I think it's a great initiative considering that we were a fairly small conference by our standards like we were 130 people today and 13 meaning 10% were given to diversity candidates in addition to other women attending I think this is a very good thing for this conference itself so I think we should give a huge round of applause to ourselves and I hope that this can be continued going forward because I think it really matters to have more women in the community more people of different genders in the community more people who are differently able because it gives us different points of view and to think about what we're doing from many different vantage points so on that note I think I'm not going to take too much of your time because it must be really exhausting day but maybe we could have a few questions and you know folks can respond how many of you was this your first conference first tech conference that you're attending okay okay so can we have you know some of the first time was telling us what your experience was both good and bad and what we could do better so that you don't go off the radar of attending tech conferences so can some of the first time was tell me tell us rather like Rahul is here I'm here so you want to come on stage come on stage tell us how was your experience what was good what was bad did you face hesitation and like talking to people was the food very bad I have something to say conference was really amazing the organizers were really co-operators they were flipping out at each set and also the other the networking everything went well everything was easy doesn't seem to be like my first conference ever okay nice to hear that anybody with a contrary point of view because contrary point of view are very important the food was expensive the food was expensive okay alright that's good that's feedback for us to take anybody else so shall I say that Rupa is representing everybody maybe you can SSB or tell me if you are not comfortable telling it here yeah and then you pass them on to me yeah okay next question generally feedback on the talks and on the sessions would any of you like to tell us what worked for you what didn't work for you what we can do better next time around and that will be feedback for all of us including Swapnil and Rahul and Vidya and all of us who did reviews please tell us should I assume it's the fag end of the day maybe I should just let you go come on everything can't be so good stickers are on me I didn't get stickers so next time very bad first time was won't like it okay so maybe I should let you all go but we will be sending you the feedback form tomorrow and you can fill out the feedback form it will be about one weeks time that we will keep the feedback forms open and we really appreciate your frank feedback what else you have already heard from Rahul and that in terms of how you can contribute to the Vue.js community and tell us what more we can do to kind of help build the community we would really like to do what will help and serve your needs and last but not the least there are a bunch of events coming up there is a workshop with Chirag Jain is conducting on designing flexible components using Vue by creating a PWA that's listed on hasgeek.com and if you want more details Chirag himself is here you can catch him up and open to talking and then there is a bunch of and then there is JSFU that's on 27 and 28th of September in Bangalore itself we have been announcing a whole bunch of meetups and workshops in the next few days leading up to the conference so feel free to participate and if you would like to talk at the conference if you would like to teach a workshop please write to us on info at hasgeek.com we would really like to help you to speak and present your work so please feel free to do so we generally do a very nice job and push people a lot in terms of building the ideas and talking and we can be quite meticulous but then at the end of the day the output is for all of you to see so thank you very much for spending your Friday and coming here I hope you have a good weekend and we will meet very soon okay bye oh yes can we all gather outside the auditorium for a group photograph and I think one last round of applause to all the crew and volunteers who really slob since yesterday and today all of us wearing yellow lanyas and me of course bossing over all of them thank you very much for your efforts and for travelling all the way to do this for those of you who don't know there are volunteers like Yadav and Shilajmi who have travelled all the way from Kerala to come to this event entirely on their own there are a whole bunch of volunteers from SJCIT who have come from beyond the airport to Bangalore bracing the traffic so really all of them have come on their own and we are here for the community so thank you very much for your effort so outside the auditorium for a quick photograph


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