Let's start 10 years ago literally 10 years ago was For many people we started asked the question how the hell did Google do Google Maps? Like it if you remember the web back then like there was we all had web mail Where you would write this long mail and you press send and it would crash and your mail would be gone and And Google fix that. I mean they did so much else with good with Gmail But autosave was magical And and then Google Maps like there's no way they were loading all that map in the browser that to start they were doing something incredible That was given a name called Ajax About the same time there was this new web framework that came out built on it on what was me a new language In fact, I didn't ever see the language at the time to me. It was all this thing called rails There was this Danish guy who had a little squeaky voice and he was very excited about this thing he'd built called Rubin rails and And to me the web came alive, and I was so excited But I had this problem and the problem was even though I could make my app be awesome on my Windows laptop I Had no idea what happened next I I was cheap and I didn't really want to pay for hosting, but even if you did want to pay for hosting, you know The no one knew how to run rails apps in you know 2005 2006 and the ones that said they did would charge a lot of money relative to my budget of zero and You know I was just making these little trivial things So I had this this this life lesson that I've sort of carried on and it really does apply. It's If you want to win in production you do have to be Improduction there is a joke. I hope I saw in two to once it was the The the admin comes to the to the to the developer and says you know and the developer says well It works on my machine and the admin says great back up your email because it's going into production The whole problem. Yeah, there are so many problems. We try to solve here in cloud foundry But they're getting your app off your laptop and into production like Fractions of seconds after you've started. I think is essential Don't muck around thinking that the experience you're having a laptop is at all relevant get it into your production environment So back then there were a couple of barriers to production one was One was technical. I didn't know how to deploy rails. The other one was institutional for many people back then Rails was new it wasn't Java and They would sort of told You're not allowed to there's no we have no way to deploy this thing We don't know what it is. We don't know how that led to things like j ruby where it's like, you know what? We can hide this. Let's put it in a war file And they won't know and that's very clever I prove But for many of us is we have this institutional problems seven years ago seven and a half years ago. I was I Had that ten years ago. I was living overseas Which I guess technically I know I don't know where I live now So I was living in I discovered rails when I was in India Just to make this all a whole lot of exotic And so you can imagine, you know, I was pretty desperate for any anything that might eventually Be the next thing that got me out of my current situation Seven years ago is back in Australia. I was at the Ruby and rails meet up in Sydney which is held in a pub and It's awesome pub food. It's pretty good. And This guy called Tim Lucas Did two talks to light or two little talks one was on Sass, which I didn't care about the other was this this thing called heroku. Oh my lord. Oh He just a it was free. That was cool and B. He just did git push. It was kind of new back then a Lot of us were playing with it. We're solving some of our challenges in open source community of sharing and maintaining branches But he used this git tool to push These rails app and it was on the internet. It was like all my miracles had just become a product. That was free. Oh They were so exciting. So We started at a little web consultancy and then so we started using this for everything. Well, not for everything that would Like you don't shell Excel spreadsheets or anything But right notes to your wife or anything you use it for web apps But every web app now went straight to heroku. In fact It was so simple and so implicit that we'd share the app like that was the original git repo Before we then go and put it on what became github or anywhere else like it was easier just to leave it on Heroku is as a source So I was very excited about this whole experience and so having had the personal pain. I am a developer I like making HTML Become interesting or you know the whole experience As I've gone further down the stack in my profession that led me to this point now I have had to stop paying attention to the JavaScript frameworks I Can tell no jokes don't get me wrong. I can tell those jokes. I know why JavaScript is funny But I've had to stop paying attention But I became super fascinated and my mission really I grew this mission and so when I'm sorry That reminds me I get to see my slides in advance that's now. We're not going to make those mistakes. So It's okay. So heroku The wonderful thing about heroku in terms of winning in production was that you were in production on day one Literally rails new app get a net get add get commit push Basic rails that was running really the only thing that we don't have now and that story doesn't have that I believe should be that it should have happened through CI Like from the day you start a new project I'd rather every project start in CI and got deployed before you put your first bespoke commit in Like just that's that's my story for the future of our you know what we're trying to give to it to developers So anyway, but here we are with with heroku So work from day one Our consulting clients were super happy because they could now see if they can interact They could share with stakeholders And and financially it was free to get started over time. We discovered some longer-term barriers to being on heroku at the time It was still a new platform and as you can see from cloud foundry this stuff is complex and so they would have issues but Unlike heroku Unlike cloud foundry heroku is private You can't see the code back then they didn't have build packs. So you didn't even know how it was running And so that was a problem You then go to institutional customers and they were still not very excited about this public cloud concept and The the going from free to not free became expensive very quickly Rail Ruby on rails applications have one attribute that their hosting providers love and that is they love Ram That's if you're a hosting provider you pretty much in the business selling Ram and So so they loved hosting rails apps and Java apps not so exciting to host node apps Which don't just tend to have flat usage. So Should you wish to get into the business and wondering who your customers should be go after rails apps They have no idea how to run they like that don't care about efficiency and they'll just pay you more money Good business to be in All right, and so that led so I was talking in public Mostly about rails and things and I just enjoyed sharing things. I found it was I I would go from one side of the Planet to the other to do a talk at a conference to talk about some a third person's thing that I used that I thought was you know making the world a better place I just like sharing the the things I find and so I was invited to come to America Which which is here and I need you to understand that that For all the ways that you are mixed in and diverse and and wonderful group of people This is how the rest of world looks at you You don't have 11 aircraft carriers for no reason You just like to park them around like police officers. Just letting everyone know This is what we got And then when you come to the rich diverse group you find these sorts of characters He makes me laugh so much Um, anyway, sorry, I love America I do but if I if I had a green card if I became a citizen, I would still put that slide up. He is he is so cute So the people engineering yard who were I guess in the same business as Heroku But one of the original people that helped make rails app successful They asked me to come in and be part of their mission and I was super excited It's perhaps similar because I was living in Brisbane, Australia Which is you know as we discussed yesterday. It's just not America. It's somewhere else It doesn't matter where I Mean it does to me. Well, it does to the airline pilot as long as he knows we're all good and It's funny how they like to tell you where you're going That's a Jerry Sunfield joke. I'll leave you so I was invited to go to engineering yard And it's a lot like being if you're a banker or in finance and being invited to go to Wall Street It's like there's there's this there's this brand to it. You get to go to Silicon Valley I didn't know that San Francisco wasn't Silicon Valley. I found that out later And I found out many things later That turned out to be not the shiny aspect of like how expensive it was So to breathe the air on 24 by 7 basis here and due to real estate prices And my wonderful salary after expenses and taxes and everything But it was the two years I spent there I the contact with you know Thousand production customers as I said mostly Ruby and rails applications, but production nonetheless of web apps This is people's businesses livelihoods running a production and the work that the support organization did the platform engineering group The configuration management group the rolling out the challenges we had rolling out patches Whilst at the same time look, you know, we had many challenges and I just want to go through them one was You know, we wanted customers to have this experience of dev staging a prod environment being the same But we we found that hard the way we built the platform is that idea comes that have came along Is that's what happens once you have your product? You start to see how people use it you start to have the next idea And this is certainly a next idea as you want people to go through a pipeline But our platform made it we didn't really have a nice way to extend that idea to customers They could bring up a staging environment, but then we didn't really make it easy for them to push the configuration of what isn't staging to production We didn't really have a great dev story. I guess like a local laptop version of our product We tried different things over time keeping them up to date was was not consistent Another challenge we discovered over time and I say we because I'm just gonna sort of borrow the entire corporate history of Engine Yard here and much of us I learned from our our lessons I was really interested in the life history of Engine Yard like and and many stories like why do we do this and if you follow The path it was the you know one of the founders made this choice and and it was undoable we use Gen 2 and Which has a lot of benefits we could own the packages, right? There was exactly that it was exactly what we wanted to distribute a lot like Bosch Except we didn't have any of the tooling like we have with Bosch. We shipped one AMI in five years and Everything else was patches and you know at deployment time in front of customers We we had a leaky platform abstraction we sort of we were one of the first People groups to use chef like literally engine our cloud was being built simultaneously with Adam At chef Adam ops code building chef like Ezra and Adam were working together on what was to become chef and so you know that the idea of platform abstraction was a long way off and so teasing that out was really challenging and if we can't tease it out was really hard to provide services I Guess the prime example was a engine X configuration file That was where a lot of conflict happened we had our ideas of what should go in it the customer had their ideas of what should go in it and And they would win because they're the customer and so we was really hard to move that that Bundles a bunch of little attributes of our platform that came hard to move forward because of these points of conflict where we didn't have nice clean platform abstractions The other lesson I Got a feeling that perhaps due to cost due to whatever we wasn't really customers weren't really encouraged Implicitly to do the right thing and deploy on day one you would save that up For when you were ready because you know it's you're going to deploy a cluster of machines It was cost and and that I don't think was the best thing for them. We weren't encouraging them to do the right thing in my belief About four years ago Almost exactly four years ago on April I sort of mentioned this earlier today. I was I had some friends Yeah, there'd be a bit of Twitter Back and forward friendly banter between between competing companies and there were some people at that this company called VMware I was never a VMware customer because I came from Apple world. So but I knew they existed I knew everyone else was scared of them and I would banter with some of that with some of the people like James waters Who ultimately goes goes on in his own story to to to you know almost run pivotal and and so a lot of them had great Success and there's another guy called Dave Macquarie who was because is one of my good friends and and he Would be telling me about this thing that they were about to open source called Bosch And I and I felt like it could really solve a lot of our problems And I went into the demo and as I said and the next day I invited myself It never I didn't know that everyone else who was in the Cloud Foundry ecosystem at the time Used to beg and ask and and want to please can we come meet your developers? I just went over I never occurred to me to ask So and they were lovely they were really nice and they showed me a demo of Bosch for the first time And what they had was in one terminal one one side of the screen was was a terminal where they're running Bosch commands the other side They were showing v-center, which I'd never seen and And what it did was they'd run a command he changed the size of a disk and he replaced the stem cell in The same manifest change and he ran Bosch deploy and over on the other window It went through the sequential changes to automate that and I was like having a small party inside my clothes and it was It's like this is It's dancing without moving. Well, no, you're all thinking This was so exciting and so I had sort of ignored Cloud Foundry at this point And I still really and for the rest of my time at engineer through the end of the year sort of put it to one side, but I did try to evangelize Bosch Publicly and internally. I mean, I couldn't stop. I was very excited, you know They could ship stems. Oh, they had a whole build tool change for building base images Not just on Amazon, but on vSphere and later on open stack and everything else. We had nothing We have to beg permission to To you know, the old IT thing of trying to convince that one guy who knows how to do something to prioritize your request We had that with e-builds for the packages for Gen2 We had two guys with a sort of an online pipeline of what they were going to work on and it seemed to take forever With Bosch releases you can do 95% of making a package work I mean, you can go into production and then you can go and ask for help Like or how else could I do this? What was the flag I could have used, you know There's such a different model you can use of taking expertise and spreading it wide as opposed to putting it all through that bottleneck All right, so when it later on eventually I Was not successful. I had run out of had run out of Political capital Yeah, it was tough time and so I left and But I was so excited about Cloud Foundry and and I learned that that the VMware and was going to move this cloud Foundry thing into this other organization I met those people Rob me and James Bayer and a whole bunch of people that went on to lead Cloud Foundry and and I was so excited and But you know, this is the things I was learning about Cloud Foundry in terms of what it was going to be like to win in production One was it was all open source if you needed to know what had just happened. It was all there This was exciting Institution running in your own data center. We're still three four five years ago The idea of running your own data center was a foregone conclusion. Of course, you were what was the point of being a CAO if you couldn't go and build a data center There's a what else are you supposed to be doing with your job? that's It's like corruption in India's like that's the points like I want that job so I could be as corrupt as my boss And I don't mean to just say India. There are a lot of corrupt countries Like America, I mean, it's not called corruption here. It's called lobbying, but that's cool So just trying to There's a whole chain of these and I'm just trying to stop and not not say them out loud Stormtroopers, thanks. Let's build a wall to stop them. I actually read many years ago Donald Trump's one of his first books and He was he was really successful. He was doing really well. He said and There's a good book so You know, not only was it open source, but there were vendors and not just one but many coming along and And the next part was super important As a developer deploying the experience was going to be the same for five years I mean you gotta think I used to joke that a rails app because that's what I used to do rails New was how you started a new rails app and it was so simple to get started I had this feeling that it should come with a with a health warning Like in yellow blinking text Warning you are creating a production app. Do you wish to proceed like just because it's easy doesn't make it right? But it is easy and it's our responsibility to catch them all and and make and help make you know Our developers successful to let them Create success in their organizations for their end users and ultimately, you know I strongly believe that the world CEOs in the next 15 years are going to be heavily populated with people who came through our profession We have to let that happen For their own company's sake so a lot of winning in production that came from Cloud Foundry so I left engineer it started stuck and Wayne and It's a pure metric that we're doing well that you know This is more representative of everything like this conference has grown the number of conferences grown the number of people that want to participate We are a magnet for you know a path to success So one interesting thing was just in you know this I don't have access to everyone's deployments of Cloud Foundry But just looking across some of our own customers. They're like 5,000 apps deployed by the end of last year Like within that year many of them started earlier on the year And so there are just so many little metrics of success that I can have my opinions all day long so Like we didn't like in the front So there's a man called Wayne Seguin who his job at engineer in the day used to be helping to deploy rails apps Like a customer would come along to the engineer.com website and say I'd like help deploying and there was no magical script It was handed off to Wayne Wayne wrote the way magical scripts like back in the day. It was all manual and I didn't touch any of these I mean not one person in the ops team from Sarko Wayne or G or Swiss come over that we don't do this They do it themselves. This is an incredible future. It creates incredible problems, and they are different talks When you've made deploying apps easy You now need to make every other attribute easy as well and self self-service All right, so then story goes on I moved to Australia Somewhere in the last five years. It started being called Strayer, which I think is pretty cute That's that's not a picture of my house That is as representative of how bad the internet is So I miss America and your your internet And I started working on sort of production things that you know would sort of Perhaps the ideas we've learned over I mean this story ten years seven years wherever you want to start my story We've learned a lot of things and we're trying to find different ways to help when we're a consulting company You only sort of get to help five or ten customers and all their users at a time and to my mind and our mission That's not sufficient. So we're going to try different ways to try to help more people That's pretty cool. So we have like a few minutes about I don't know how long we have I've no alive We're going to do a quick demo for the people who have not seen a CF to players want to go through and talk it through This is a Rails app Because many of you Java people and I'd like to expose you to diversity So this just happens to be where I'm deploying it this is I guess Pivotal's ops manager And it's you know what it's free to download and use and play with so if you want to play with something. It's kind of fun All right, so we we're going to build a rails app. I Cannot all right, so It's this is this is an experience you want to make so simple for everyone else that you're not there I Mean I don't know if I can say it at any other different number ways This is what we're trying to do is to let people move on with their jobs without creating tickets asking for help And and to you know, you just count the success by looking in CF curl And if you've ever used CF curl, it's a wonderful way to get the data from inside Cloud. Andrew Thanks, Jamie All right So we're making a little rails app and this is a screencast so I can't skip this bit that you don't care about But I did this screencast for the benefit of a group of Ruby people and they love seeing Ruby and HTML fly across the screen It's their little thing And I wish to take it away from them Puma is is a framework that's pretty popular in the Ruby space now for being efficient at hosting your app So it works locally that's great But as I said, we need to get off our laptop as quickly as possible Otherwise, you're going to start thinking that you're massively powerful laptop is somehow representative of production Which is we're not giving you that much capacity in production So This is it. You just point it at your cloud foundry where whichever one it is and it's done It is just incredible and if it's not done Let's say you have a problem Now you know about it. Do you remember how painful it is when you package up in an envelope your code? And okay, that might be you know, but you hand it over the wall to the IT group They don't know what to do with it. They give it back if that is ridiculous There's a whole line of empathy that I espouse give developers More empathy it's a room for more empathy for the end user for the operations experience. They're the best people to fix so many problems So here we are Is the logs that you've all seen if this is new you happy to sort of show you other examples afterwards So many people seen this before Well, we'll go through a couple things because I want to tell a story so as we go through We pause here for no reason Now this is I mean as as as the guys the spring of nature guys are saying No, no need to set up DNS. No, it's just works SSL TLS is just done not my deployment, but you know you as operators you would turn on HTTPS please You know the the the build packs we can write our build packs in such a way to teach our users what to do next Right, so the Ruby build pack teaches users to say go and install this gem Why well currently no one can see your logs because you're writing them to files and That's one of the things all our users discover first is they can't see their logs because they're writing to files We need you to write them to standard out standard error. There's a simple way in Ruby We just tell them what to do so we try to educate them to solve their own problems It's asking us to be explicit about what we're running. So let's do that and this you know These little hooks of how we can communicate with our anonymous users And we don't you don't know when they're doing this right you can't catch them Like when someone decides they're gonna start a new web service, you're not there to sort of go No, no, no, don't do that, right? So we have to make this as as resilient as possible And and let them be a little bit successful and let them be more successful over time, right? Our warnings are going away And if and if your build pack that you your team doesn't that users like whether it's spring or whatever doesn't have lots of nice help at it I mean, that's a wonderful place to participate in cloud foundry is to flesh out the build packs and make them Make your users more successful. I love the CF scale command Conversely, I don't like it when the old IT departments would say, all right, you're about to deploy an app Let's just all relax How much capacity do you want? Like what are you talking about? I don't know if anyone's gonna use this yet I have such low self-esteem that I am not ready to answer your question So you start small now it is a good idea to start with multiple because then as they get killed and restarted Do all those have one running? I still don't think today. There is a way to set a default of two So that's something to teach your users about why to have to logs. Oh my lord giving you developers back their logs Can only breed empathy for those who are going to read them in production Logs tell a story of what just happened. All right after you want to know about it Because you don't look at the logs. It's like visiting a doctor's office You're there because something's wrong The only time you're looking at logs is something's wrong. You need them to tell you a story at that time I would very much like developers and PMs and and and the stories that go you in your backlog to have a And this is what the logs should look like And over time that that level of empathy Well, I think will grow into teams as that dev ops loop Which is a dev ops is a communication and team aspect more than a fancy word Builds out these ideas of what what do we need from developers so we can do a better job? Or Developers do you want to be on call all the time? How about that? No no great them do some decent logs? So they can see their own logs Doesn't make it any easier by the way if your cloud foundry doesn't have a nice place to collect logs I like to use paper trail. It's just a sass thing. You don't need to ask permission I mean you might like to ask permission, but you can just go and create an account and quietly Connect it into your app at least you can see your logs you can be you know you can win The paper trail does have a nice set of cloud foundry documentation on what to do using the Set CF cups that stands for create user provided service So that's the mechanism which you can register You know sys log end point so all the logs will drain out and Hopefully over time we start to see service brokers Streaming service instance logs through that as well so you can tell that full end-to-end story We bind it and cloud founder. It's just a special mechanism for telling cloud foundry to stream logs for your app and you can collect them Because you know at the game once at the time that you want to see your logs They're not going to be available, you know, so you want to store them You may have your own favorite a sass or you may not think of using sass Hursted sys log, but it's ridiculous to wait for someone set up elk Like you you've got a production app. So this is a workaround until you have something you like I mean also, I like this experience the cabanas Experiences and I'm not a big fan There's our there's our app Again just just as a developers think through the story think through the user story of what support going to be looking like All right, the last thing I want to show in this demo is is the SSH command and we'll skip that and get the last slide You have CF SSH it means you can get inside one of your containers and Have access to the environment, which might mean you can run one-off tasks like my great databases and those sorts of things So if your cloud foundry hasn't upgraded to Diego CF SSH command is one reason that's the best reason, you know The actually value-added reason to move to Diego is CF SSH All right So in summary, we have winning production. We want to elevate developers Don't you've got so only so many great people stop doing undead for ancient heavy lifting. I borrowed these from from Adrian from from Netflix His are the ones on the right my other ones on the left Turbo charger developers speed and in all our marketplace is what wins fastest empathy Let you encourage developers to run what they wrote and be responsible for it and not enough people have talked about Docker yet As the buzz died down. No one's I don't think any of the key notes. I say the Docker word You can push Docker app. So if you need to prove Cloud Foundry is awesome Show the demo and then go back to never using it again, but so All right. Thank you very much. Have a great day You


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session, we will discuss how to extend polynomial identities to the complex numbers. Now let us recall that a complex number is of the form a plus iota b where a is the real part and b is the imaginary part of the complex number and iota is equal to square root of minus 1. Now we know that the real identity x square minus y square is equal to x minus y the whole into x minus y the whole. Now when we see how can we write polynomial of type plus y square will improve that x square plus y square is equal to x plus iota y the whole into x minus iota y the whole. Now let us take the left hand side of this equation which is x square plus y square. Now this can be written as x square minus of minus 1 the whole into y square because we know that minus of minus 1 is plus 1. Now we know that iota is equal to square root of minus 1 therefore iota square is equal to minus 1. So when we will write minus 1 as iota square and this will be equal to x square minus iota square y square further this can be written as x square minus iota y whole square. Now this is from the form a square minus b square here a is x and b is iota y so this can be written as a plus b the whole into a minus b the whole So this can be written as x plus iota y the whole into x minus iota y the whole right hand side of this equation. So when we write plus y square is equal to x plus iota y the whole into x minus iota y the whole then simplify right hand side of this equation that is x plus iota y the whole into x minus iota y the whole now this is equal to x into x minus iota y the whole plus iota y into x minus iota y the whole now let us open the brackets so this is equal to x square minus iota xy plus iota xy minus iota square y square now solving this is equal to minus iota square y square now we do that iota square is equal to minus 1 so this is equal to x square minus of minus 1 the whole into y square which is equal to x square now minus of minus 1 is plus 1 so we can write it as x square plus y square which is equal to the left hand side of the given equation so we have proved that x square minus y square is equal to x plus iota y the whole into x minus iota y the whole now consider the following quadratic equation that is x square plus 4 is equal to 0 now we want to find its solution now this equation can be written as x square minus of minus 4 is equal to 0 this implies x square minus of 4 into minus 1 the whole is equal to 0 now we know that iota square is equal to minus 1 so further we can write this as x square minus of now 4 can be written as 2 square into minus 1 can be written as iota square the whole is equal to 0 this implies x square minus 2 iota whole square is equal to 0 now using this formula this implies x square minus 2 iota the whole into x minus 2 iota the whole is equal to 0 so either x plus 2 iota is equal to 0 or x minus 2 iota is equal to 0 which implies x is equal to minus 2 iota or x is equal to 2 iota thus this quadratic equation has two imaginary roots ultimately we can directly use this identity to solve the above quadratic equation now let us solve the above quadratic equation using this identity where we write x square plus 4 is equal to 0 which implies x square plus now 4 can be written as 2 square is equal to 0 now this is of the form x square plus y square whereby is 2 so using this identity we have x square plus 2 square is equal to x plus 2 iota the whole into x minus 2 iota the whole is equal to 0 which implies x is equal to minus 2 iota or x is equal to 2 iota so directly using this identity we have obtained the two roots that is the two imaginary roots of this quadratic equation now note that the complex number and its conjugate always occur in pair it means if a complex number is a root of any polynomial then its conjugate will also be its root so we can factorize a polynomial into linear factors using above identity for example factorize 3x cube plus 9x now let us take 3x common from both these terms so this is equal to 3x into x square plus 3 iota which is equal to 3x into x square plus now 3 can be written as square into 3 whole square the whole now again using this identity here we have x square plus root 3 whole square is equal to x plus root 3 iota the whole into x minus root 3 iota the whole so this is equal to 3x into x plus root 3 iota the whole into x minus root 3 iota the whole so this is the required factorization of the given polynomial session we have discussed how can we use complex numbers in solving polynomials and this completes our session hope you all have enjoyed the session


We praise you Lord. We praise you Lord. We praise you Lord. No weapon formed against us and cross for Lord your word says Lord we stand in your promise. Lord we stand in your word.  We praise you. We worship you. We exalt you Jesus you're the king of kings and you're the Lord of lords Jesus you are not a president that gets voted in Your word is not debated by a supreme court or the justices, but your word is eternal settled in heavens Lord, we praise you Lord. We exalt you right now As we are in the we're standing in the presence of God Also, we are standing in a very very unique time in the history of the United States We're standing in a very challenging time. What is happening politically and I know that it has affected many people in Emotionally some people are affected also spiritually a lot of things are hanging also in balance When it comes to even ministry of prophecy, and if you've seen Pastor Ilias post this morning almost every prophetic voice declared that Mr. Donald Trump is gonna be a president in the second term and him If he will not win the election there's a lot of shadow that's gonna be cast on the prophetic ministry And so there's a lot of things that are happening right now in this nation Every time somebody wins an election half of the country is upset for like three weeks That's just normal But we as Christians we must understand first and foremost that we belong Not to a Republican Party Not to a Democratic Party Not to an independent party We belong first and foremost to the family To the kingdom and we belong to the Party of Jesus first and foremost We're not American first and Christian seconds we are Christian first and American second come on somebody and My Bible makes me to understand if my people go and vote I will heal their land. Oh wait. That's not what it says It doesn't say if my people Will vote I will heal their land voting is important going into the government is important as going into the medical Educational system is important. We are people of the kingdom on my friends There's something that we have that nobody else has is we have a spiritual weapon called the word of God We have the spiritual weapon called prayer. We have the spiritual weapon called fast sing come on somebody And we established the kingdom of God on this earth through preaching the gospel We established the kingdom of God on this earth by healing the sick We established the kingdom of God on this earth by loving our neighbor We established the kingdom of God on this earth by praying and by fasting and we established the kingdom of God on this earth by Anticipating and expecting the supernatural and the miracles come on somebody Come on somebody I'm gonna advise you today To a time of prayer Today the service will be a little bit different. I want us to come back to prayer I want us this is a house of prayer It's important that we have preaching.   I Want first and foremost for us to take a moment as A church and if the ashes can help to push the pews out a little bit slightly The front pews you don't have to come to the front you can stay whatever you're at If you're watching us on live soon right now, you can kneel right before your screen You can kneel right before your phone and right now. Let's get before God Let's let's right now humble ourselves before God and seek the good Lord's face We voted we commented we let our voices heard but today we're gonna hear of let our voices be heard in a different realm We're gonna let our voices be heard in a different sphere And that is this fear where it matters that is this fear where real changes are being made Not in the White House, but at the White Throne That is this fear which changes are gonna be made before we pray for our country before we pray for our World before we pray for our city I want us to lift our hands right now to heaven and I want us to say our father who is in heaven Hallowed be your name.  We worship you.  We come before you.  We thank you Worship him that his name is holy. We worship you Let your name be honored let your name be exalted on the earth let your name be exalted in the heavens Lord We praise you Lord We lift up a cry from our heart in the midst of whatever that we are going through in the midst of whatever is happening with the Pandemic with the elections with our personal struggles with our personal pains God with the struggles that is happening all around the world as People are watching us on YouTube right now Lord Lord. We exalt your name We exalt your name. We don't want to exaggerate the problem. We exalt your awesome name. We exalt your club here We praise you. Hallelujah. I want you to rise to your feet The scripture says our father in heaven hallowed be your name And then Jesus tells us to pray like this. He said your kingdom come You will be done On earth as it is in heaven Right now, that's what we're gonna pray for We are going to pray this prayer that the Lord taught us to pray your kingdom come On earth as it is in heaven the Bible says in the last days The kingdom of our Lord Jesus Christ will crush all other kingdoms my friend as much as I'm proud to be an American As much as I am so honored to live and I don't take this for granted in the midst of all the struggles that this country has Weaknesses and problems that it has it is I believe it's still the best country to live in But at the end of the day the Bible says that God will raise a kingdom that will not be destroyed by man This kingdom like a rock it will crush all other kingdoms and it itself will remain forever This is the kingdom of our Lord Jesus Christ This kingdom is not political But it will overrule political kingdoms this kingdom is not physical But it will eventually be physical this kingdom is spiritual and this kingdom is first in the heart of man Something that Alexander the great something that Napoleon something that Hitler something that no president No governor and no ruler could ever conquer was the heart of man They could conquer with power with missiles and with weapons but Jesus conquered it with his power of the spirit And today we're gonna pray for the Lord. Let your kingdom come Into this nation Everywhere we go. Let your kingdom advance The kingdom that sets the captives free the kingdom of joy righteousness and peace The kingdom of physical healing and deliverance the kingdom of God's love and God's mercy and God's reconciliation In Jesus name every hand rifted high right now for the next two minutes begin to pray Lord Let your kingdom come come on. Let's begin to pray right now from the back to the front Everyone on lyceum come on agree with me right now. Let me know where you're watching from and agree with us Agree with us for the kingdom to come right now.  I do want to remind you Church is a house of prayer And so for those of you who may be kind of not used to some prayer Um, I want you to right now refresh your mind engage in prayer Engage with prayer don't just watch don't just if you have nothing to say Just just repeat the same prayer again and again and again And the best prayer to pray is not lord let this guy win Let this guy lose the best prayer to pray is the one that jesus told us to pray This is the most accurate prayer every other prayer. It's good But this is the best prayer to pray you will never be wrong You know a hundred percent you're hitting a bull's eye when you're praying this prayer Your kingdom come but right now this is where we're gonna transition We're gonna pray lord your will be done and you know what the god's will is is that none will perish We know what god's will is is that everyone will know jesus You know what god's will is is the people will be healed You know what god's will is is that god will bring prosperity to our nation that people will not live in object poverty And so right now I want us to begin to pray if you have loved ones and friends who don't know the lord Let's begin to right now pray for them. Let's begin to lift our voice and pray for the salvation of masses Salvation of masses to come to know the lord.  Let's pray church father.  We're gonna pray once again for this right now for the revival of salvation lord We lift up our voice lord.  We pray against god the strongholds in people's minds today We ask you that there will be a revival of salvation in the churches in our city And there will be a revival of revival of salvation God Jesus mighty name in the name of Jesus We ask you for your will to be done. Let our services and salvation every service let our life groups have salvation Let salvation have another life seems god every day. Let us be witnesses Let us be the light father at our work at our school to carry the gospel In Jesus mighty name in Jesus name the scripture says after that give us this day our daily bread The day being a breakthrough service I want us to pray it is the will of god that you ask god for your daily bread Daily bread includes your housing Daily bread includes your career daily bread includes your day to day jobs Careers in schools and right now we're gonna begin to pray for that If you have a phone on your order wallet in you, I want you to take it out right now We're gonna begin to pray for our daily bread. We're gonna begin to pray for businesses for careers We're gonna begin to pray right now for financial needs that you might have For dreams that you have right now because this is the will of god that god will supply our needs According to your riches and according to his glory If you're looking for a job ask god for a daily bread If you're looking for promotion ask god for a daily bread If you're looking for a house right now ask god for a daily bread If your credit score is all whacked up destroyed ask god for a daily bread If you're about to start a business ask god for a daily bread If it's not going through your businesses It's just maybe you lost the business ask god for a daily bread. Come on church Let's lift our voice right now and pray passionately god give us our daily bread. Give us supernatural supply God open doors that no man can open god pour the windows of heaven Let the let the windows of heaven be open upon our finances god Oh, Jesus lord, we declare your breakthrough right now over this house We declare your breakthrough right now over every person that is watching us our lives in lord We declare a daily man. We declare god milk and honey We declare that you will supply our needs according to your riches and your glory We declare god that you will find pleasure in the prosperity of your servants We declare god that we will prosper as our soul prospers and we will be in good health Lord we decree and declare god that it is in your will god It is your desire god to supply our needs lord god that you will take care of us god There will be open doors even this week lord god There will be a supernatural provision god and there will be a supernatural supply In jesus mighty name in the name of jesus The scripture says and forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors I want us right now to begin to break every spirit of offense over our house Nothing drives people away from the church and spirit of offense Even sin is not that powerful because people through sin come back to the lord they get broken But offense can turn people into craziness and right now let's begin to break spirit of offense Let's begin to right now renounce every offense every unforgiveness every offense begin to say lord forgive me for that lord I've released myself I'll release those people right now in the name of jesus if you've been hurt abuse taken advantage of something was said over you And you're harboring offense right now. Let's pray this prayer Jesus taught us to pray forgive us our sins as we forgive those that sin against us We renounce offense. We break the grip of spirit of unforgiveness Spirit of anger spirit of bitterness spirit of betrayal We break the rejection over our life in jesus mighty name. Come on. Let's begin to go into warfare Let's begin to go into warfare. This is the time of freedom. This is the time of deliverance right now Father in jesus name God we forgive those god that offended us father. We release those that hurt us Lord jesus we are not holding on god to to god to bring to bring justice to ourselves god Lord we give it into your hands because you're just judge lord those that wronged us god We release them god. We will not require of them god lord. We leave god.   We will forgive us well god Lord you god forgiven us so much god lord We have no right god to hold other people god to hold them accountable and against us god in jesus name Lord forgive us god forgive us for harbouring offense lord and lord we forgive others We release others god. We care more about your blessing and your approval god We care more about lord being you've been pleased with us god Help us to live pure god. Help us to live righteous lord Help us to god to keep our mind pure and clean from every offense god in jesus mighty name We pray and the bible says that and lead us not into temptation but deliver us from the evil one I believe that god wants to deliver people today And deliver us is as easy as breathing in the presence of god I'm on us right now to come together before the throne of god If you have something that you're addicted to something that is god besetting sin a repeated cycle Today, let's believe for freedom Let's believe for deliverance to take place And pray deliver us from evil Lead us not into temptation. I want you to say this with me. Say lord jesus lord jesus i repent For opening my life for opening my life to the influence of darkness I've released forgiveness. I release forgiveness to those who wrong me to those who wrong wash me with your blood Wash me with your blood and right now I take my authority as a child of god I ask you I ask deliver me from evil Deliver me from chains in jesus name Any chain any chain that satan might have used To connect me to his kingdom of darkness Right now right now. I break it down. I break it down Be broken be broken be broken Chain of a chain of chain of generational causes Chain of bitterness chain of sexual sin The evil that you've been bound by every evil that you've been enslaved by every intrusive dominant thought Every nightmare every sexual dream Everything that the enemy has used right now begin to lose yourself begin to break that chain In jesus mighty day we come against every chain every chain of addiction be broken in jesus mighty day Every chain of lust be broken in jesus mighty day Every chain that satan might have used to connect us to himself be broken in jesus jesus mighty day We disconnect ourselves right now in the mighty name of jesus. We disconnect ourselves. We lose ourselves in jesus mighty day Every chain satan might have used be broken in jesus mighty day be broken in jesus mighty day every addiction be broken in Jesus my name we disconnect ourselves we uproot that plan in Jesus mighty name we free ourselves from their shackles and chains in Jesus mighty name be free in Jesus mighty name be loosed in Jesus mighty name be loosed in Jesus mighty name be free in your mind in Jesus mighty name Saul be free in Jesus mighty every addiction every Jesus mighty name we disconnect ourselves, we separate ourselves in Jesus' name. And the Bible says, the scripture says after that, for yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever. Amen. Come on, everybody hand raised right now. I want you to rise to your feet one more time. And right now begin to just declare that to God that yours is the kingdom. Yours is the power. Yours is the glory. It's the power. Yours is the glory. Forever. Amen. Name above every name. It's Jesus' name. The kingdom is the power. Jesus is a soon coming king. He was born a king. He didn't get voted in. He's not going to get voted out. His word is the constitution. It doesn't get debated on the night news or Saturday night in life. His word is established in heavens. Come on, somebody. And we love the Lord. We praise Him. Give somebody in here high five as you go back to your seat. Hallelujah.


civilization is shaped by the materials we develop and use, starting with the use of stone tools in prehistorical time, to the use of clays and metals to create objects of more complex shapes, to the invention of alloys and plastics which have become ubiquitous in our modern society. So the stone tools help our ancestors to collect and hunt for food. As we grew more sophisticated, new materials were continuously created to meet the changing needs of the society. As our world continued to evolve, we are now faced with increasingly more complex challenges. These challenges range from our currently unsustainable consumption of raw resources to the fast rising and spreading of infectious diseases. To tackle the many problems we face in the modern age, traditional materials are just simply not good enough. What we need is a new generation of multifunctional hybrid materials. One solution is to invent new chemistry to make brand new materials. But this approach requires a lot of investment both in time and money. A second approach is to take existing material of desirable property to create blends. But blending is a rather difficult technology, especially if you're dealing with high molecular weight polymer. Our last strategy to create hybrid material through a block of polymer platform. While we cannot easily blend to polymer to create a uniform mixture, we can chemically link them into what's known as a block of polymer. The chemical bond keeps the polymer close enough to behave as a homogeneous single material. Additionally, block of polymer has the unique ability to self-organize into very uniform nanostructures. This then allows us to have another level of control over material property. In this case, we can control not only the components of a material, but also the spatial arrangement of the components. At my lab at Keist, we're particularly interested in bringing together bio-macromolecules such as DNA, RNA, protein, and various types of carbohydrate polymer with synthetic petrochemical-based polymer to create new material that are both functional and mechanically durable. One of such examples is polysaccharide block of polymer. Polysaccharide might sound unfamiliar to some of you, but they're just carbohydrate in the polymer form, and they're widely abundant on this planet. However, by themselves, they're not very easy to process, and also they're not very strong. However, when you combine a polysaccharide with a synthetic component into a block of polymer structure, the resulting polysaccharide block of polymer can spontaneously form nanostructure with very regular periodicity. These new material have the special feature where the polysaccharide segment maintains its unique functionality, while the synthetic components bring additional benefits of mechanical durability and processability. Ultimately, our goal is to introduce polysaccharide as a newer material option so that we can enjoy plastic in a more sustainable and safer fashion. Another type of material we are working on are DNA and RNA-based focal polymers. One of the most interesting features of DNA and RNA is their ability to hybridize with a complementary strand. This process is highly specific, which makes them perfect candidates for detecting biological targets. By combining DNA with a synthetic polymer into a block of polymer structure, we can bring another level of sophistication to the design. The resulting material will benefit both from the specificity of DNA, also the spatial control of block of polymer, which we believe will lead to unprecedented detection efficiency. After adding additional technology such as microfluidics, we can design compact and highly efficient virus detection devices to be used at places such as hospitals and airports for the timely detection and prevention of infectious diseases. So the material scientists and engineers before us have done phenomenal work at understanding the property of each class of material separately, which put our generation at a position to take the next step forward by integrating different material classes together in an intelligent fashion to create the next generation of hybrid material that can offer sustainable and efficient solutions to solve the many problems we face in the modern age. So one of the questions I want to pose to you today is how can we bring the materials we develop at KAIS to the market such that they're not just created to satisfy our academic curiosity, but also to bring real benefits to the society. So thank you for listening to my talk.


Hi everyone! Welcome to Start of School Crochet. My name is Tasha and I do stitch tutorials and free crochet patterns on YouTube and on my blog. Today's tutorial is a part of my series on how to do a little bit more intermediate stitches and front post stitches for the cable headband called the Estrella cable headband and cables are great to learn. Front post stitches are great to learn. You can carry them into any kind of project and you can use them to create all different kinds of things for your projects. So in my previous video tutorials I taught you how to do the front post double crochet, front post treble crochet and today's tutorial is going to be about the front post double treble crochet. A double treble crochet is one up from a treble in a front post double crochet we yarn over once in a front post treble crochet we yarn over two times. In a front post double treble you yarn over three times before you even start your stitch. So after you yarn over three times we're going to work around the post of the next stitch just like we did in our previous tutorials. So you insert your hook from right to left around the post of your stitch that's two rows down. This is our current working row. This is the row we just worked which is single crochets and then the row below that is the one where our front post stitch from before is. So we're going to work around that front post, yarn over and pull up the loop. You'll have five loops on your hook so you yarn over and pull through two, yarn over pull through two, yarn over pull through two, yarn over pull through two. You yarn over and pull through two until you can have one loop left on your hook. Let's do that again. So we're going to yarn over three times, insert our hook around the post from two rows down, yarn over and pull up a loop, yarn over and pull through two, yarn over pull through two, yarn over pull through two, yarn over and pull through two. So you're yarning over and pulling through two a total of four times.  And these create very tall stitches. These front post double trebles work great when you're doing crossover cable stitches. And I wanted to show you here how to anchor these stitches onto the row that's below your other row because so you don't get this ridge that normally happens when you working front post stitches. So I demonstrated this in the other two videos and I'm going to demonstrate it here as well even though I know it's going to cause a little bit of a bulge. But this is just for demonstration's sake so I'm hoping that that's okay with you. So you're going to yarn over three times one two three, insert your hook around the post stitch, yarn over pull up and we're going to yarn over and pull through all the loops until we have just two loops on our hook. Then we're going to go back and we're going to insert our hook through that stitch that we're skipping and we're going to do our last pull through and anchor that stitch to the previous row so that it doesn't create a ridge behind it. So let's do that again. Yarn over three times. We're going to go around the post, yarn over pull up work through two stitches each time until we get to the very last and we'll have two stitches and then we're going to work through and slip stitch through and just pull through the rest of them just like before. And that will anchor your stitches so you don't get that ridge that you normally get when you do front post stitches like that. We're going to slip stitch straight through. So there we have our four stitches and the backside. There is no ridge which is really nice. So when you work the Australia headband you can do that. It doesn't work as well with crossover stitches but with straight up and down stitches it works great. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. Please leave any comments below the Australia headband. Crochet pattern is free on the blog and I will leave a link for that down below as well and for all the other front post stitches and I have a lot of them. There is a front post double crochet, front post treble, front post double treble and I also have stitch tutorials on how to do decreased stitches when you're working front post stitches. Thanks guys. Happy crocheting!


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Hi Terry, this is Ashley with Oxmore Toyota. I wanted to send you a real quick video greeting that way you can see who you'll be working with. Thank you so much for your recent interest in Sequoia. In this email I want to hit and send you over a little bit more information about what we currently have in stock on our lot. When you get a moment please give me a call. My number is 502-247-166 or you can also email me back. Thanks. Bye.


The city of Fort Worth. I'm the project manager for this project. Before we begin, I would like to apologize to those that did learn about this meeting on very short notice. We have been trying to navigate trying to set up these meetings without a communication specialist for a while, but luckily the city has a new specialist. Her name is Laura. She is on the call today and moving forward. She will be helping set up these meetings. Specifically to those with North Fort Worth Alliance. Those are primarily people that found out about this such short notice. So we appreciate those that were able to join us. So this is the public community meeting for the traffic signal and pedestrian improvements at the intersection of Beach Street and Ray White street. This is located in council district number 7. And at this time, I ask if there is anyone from council council district joining us if they could introduce themselves. Oh, hold on. It's Tara and council district for for the time being for a few more days. I'm just listening in and thank you for getting the word out and I'm happy to help distribute any information so we can play catch up on our end. And that's it. Thank you so much. Thank you. So with that, we'll go ahead and get started. I would like to remind everyone that this meeting is being recorded and it will be uploaded to the city of Fort Worth website afterwards. This city of forward project number is one zero four zero zero one. As mentioned before, my name is Ivan Lopez and the project engineers for this project are half associates. The agenda for the meeting today will go over for the project background. And then we'll go, I'll explain in detail the design. The project schedule. I will give out contact information for the project. And then at the end, we will leave some time to answer questions. So a little bit about the project background. So this project initiated was initiated through a traffic signal warrant study. Now it's completed in 2017. I will talk about that in further detail a little bit later on, but currently the project is funded by the 2022 bond program. And the objectives of this project are mainly to improve the traffic flow at the intersection specifically during the peak hours. We're hoping that this will improve the left turning movement specifically coming out of beach. And then we hope to improve pedestrian safety by installing pedestrian actuated signals with push buttons and ADA compliant curb ramps at all four corners. This is the project location map. We are talking about the intersection of North Beach Street and Ray White Road. That is south of Golden Triangle Boulevard and north of Heritage Trace Parkway. This is the current design as it stands for the project. I'll kind of, if everyone can see my mouse, I'll kind of point. Can y'all see my mouse. Anyone confirm that. Yes. Okay, perfect. Thank you. So we are going to be installing pedestrian curb ramps at all four corners of the intersection with push buttons. Pedestrians will be able to cross all four legs of the intersection. We will be installing traffic signals at all four corners as well. And we will be restriping the left trend lanes going north and south to better to reduce the distance required for those left turning movements. To alleviate that we also will be doing median work and bringing those medians are further down and then as you can tell kind of pushing them further in so that there is more kind of that deflection for that left turn. We will be installing crosswalk markings on all four corners. And then along going west and east we will be redoing the pavement markings along that to incorporate left turn lanes. So a little bit about the signal warrant study that I mentioned previously. So what that means is that traffic counts were collected in 2017. That data is then taken and put into a report and then measured against the signal warrant requirements found in the TMUT CD, which stands for the Texas manual for uniform traffic control devices. And that data showed that traffic signal warrants one, two and three were met, which recommended that a signalization be taken at this intersection. Additionally, we did during the data collection find that there have been about 10 accidents at this intersection from September 2015 to December 2017. And I will mention that between 2017 and 2009 there were another additional four accidents at the intersection. This is the current project schedule. As mentioned, we are currently in the design phase. We do plan on finishing the design near the summer of this year. And before we do go under construction, we will be holding a pre construction public meeting sometime in July. During that meeting, we will have the contractor available to answer any questions regarding the traffic control implementation during construction in the area. We do estimate construction to begin August 2023 with an estimated duration of about six to eight months. And that will vary depending on how quickly the contractor can secure the materials for the project such as the traffic signals. Currently, we are needing right away clips at three of the four corners. And we are in the process of acquiring that and we hope to complete that in June of 2023 before construction begins. Through the design process, we have found no utility impacts. And we do have an estimated construction cost of $779,000. This is the project contact information. As mentioned, my name is Ivan Lopez. I'm the project manager with the city of Fort Worth. And as you can see my contact information, as well as the contact information for the design engineer from half associates Kevin. He is also on the call today to help answer any questions with regards to the design at this intersection. I will make a quick plug for the my Fort Worth app that it is available on both Apple and Google. This app allows citizens to who have requests regarding other traffic signals or other intersections to submit their request to the city. As well as you can text hello to the following number. Call the city call center or just go on to the website into the chat box. So those are resources if anyone has questions or requests with other intersections. And with that, I will open it up for questions. I will go back to the slide where I show the design. That everyone can see. This is David Smith of the question concerning left turn lanes. Will this be, will you have the ability to turn left on a flashing yellow arrow? Um, yes.  I think that was someone else, but to affirm that response. Yes, there will be flashing yellows at these left turn lanes. Thank you. Thank you, Kevin. Thank you for your question. My name is Christian Hamilton and I've been up there for 18 years before North Beach was even thought of where, where that particular intersection is. Um, y'all said, y'all mentioned there was a traffic study done in 2017. While you're going off of a about 4 to 60 year old. Traffic study. Why don't y'all do a new traffic study to 2023 is 2017 and 2023. We all know there's been more people moved there. Matter of fact, I'm actually sitting at the intersection right now. Um, on my phone watching it, and there's really not that much traffic.  And shoot straight across and get over there's really not much traffic coming from Ray right. Or the other side's coming from the cross the farms development. Um, I'm just, I'm confused to why I spend all that money for intersection that you mentioned that has had. At most 14 wrecks. There's another intersection that's off of golden triangle and firm at 53, 3 signal and triangle with right about there's been more wrecks there. And there has been the 14 at the intersection that this project is going to go on this. Why is there like, in my opinion, like, why, why, why would you spend the money for intersection that doesn't have that much traffic going through it? I'm like sitting at the intersection right now. I mean, if I turn on my camera, you can see there's really not much people at this intersection coming through. They like that's that. That's that the Eagle Ridge elementary school zone holds back much of the traffic to allow that.  Thank you for your question. Um. I can let Aziz speak on the signal a little bit, but I can talk on that as well. If you want. Yeah, Omar is also with the city of Fort Worth. He can speak on it, but I will just mention the signal warrant study is data driven. So, as you mentioned, this is a study from 2017. That data was the traffic signal was data supported back then. Now with additional cars vehicles in the area. I mean, I would. It would probably show it even more likely. So, we initially got a request at like, I think, 2017 there. And later years, we also got a request for the signal is like, we got the request for 1921 we got another request. So, it is like, not just like 1. Request for the signal at this location. We did this study. So we did that and we seek it. It's coming. So that's why it's still in the list. I'm actually all for for this light to happen. I, my house backs up to this intersection and I have called.  I have called on so many wrecks behind our house. And mine and my neighbors, we have actually had people run into our backyard. I've had. Multiple people are just wreck right into our fence lines, take out the whole stone. Thing that the puts up, I mean, it's just been a mess and I get it. There might be a little bit of traffic. Right now, right? But the majority of the time, I mean, if it's raining. If it's rush hour, these cars are still flying out off of Ray wide into beach.  And I've been here since 2006. That is actually another issue there. Like, there's not good side distance for the cross street from a rare wide. So the, the party walls are so close to the intersection. The cross still doesn't have the visibility so they can easily make a mistake. When they turn out from there. That's causing the mostly accident. So that's another thing like safety perspective signal is also needed there. As he's speaking specifically on this because I believe this is the main issue with this intersection. I live there. I use an exception at least 10 to 20 times every day. When you are crossing or making a right turn. You have very poor visibility to see whoever come and go beach. So, after the, after the signal is installed with the right turn, be allowed or not. Right turn on red. I mean, right turn on a red. Will be allowed. But, but if right turn on red will be allowed these fences on this on three of the four corners will limit the visibility. So, whoever is coming from very wide, making the right turn in beach. If the signal is red and the beach street signal is green, there is still a big chance of an accident. Yeah, I agree with, I agree with whoever that was saying that the accident is there's a big blind spot. I mean, I could barely see around the corner and I'm having kind of inch out slowly. You can see the go looking towards the ego rage side of the school zone. Coming from ego rage. We love that. So, yeah, we can actually private the right turn. I've been signed there. Yeah, right turn will not. All right turn on red. And that's good feedback and we appreciate that and that's definitely something we'll we'll look into and see how, how we can try to alleviate that. Concern. Is this light going to affect the engine house 37 response time. Signal light will have. Opticom devices that actually communicate with the fire truck. So, they will quite the priority for them. Well, this Opticom system work because there's a signal right in front of my house. At the intersection and Golden Triangle and Rancho place and cross farms drives that my church had land bought from bought by the city of Fort Worth is even build and half their Opticom systems don't work I sit. I'm a youth leader at the church and I will see fire trucks having to slow down. And the lights are constantly red in their license, they're like license sirens and all that is this option system want to work at this intersection. And yeah, that this is that as a full intention. You know, there will be testing before the intersection is fully open. So, we will make sure that it works. I want, we have few comments on the chat. I'd like to go through them. Few in the beginning or that about the safety factors that they have seen wrecks at the location. With the residents being happy with us installing a traffic signal here that's good. And then. Mostly these are the comments instead of questions. We just have one comment that's a question. Asking about if we are providing a protected exit to beach from Crawford forms. So, would you like to answer that? I think we are, but yeah, go ahead. I'm not quite sure on on that actually. Kevin, do you know if we are. Are you speaking to looks like John posted the comment as far as protected exit. Do you just mean. You know, that's kind of the intent of the traffic signal when. Beach turns turns red everyone on Ray white will be able to then turn out from from Ray white. Is that kind of what you're getting at John with that question or. Were you asking for something else. That's correct. I think we have a lot of traffic that comes from Crawford farms down through clear fork. And heritage because people don't want to go out to. Beach because it's it's a it's a race track and you can't turn off a very wide onto it. So they come actually down through. There's a cut through on brevet and then go out the light at all to these to go across. And even those their signs and say no cut through in the mornings. It's it's a constant race track on our on our six streets in clear fork. So we're hoping this will eliminate. A lot of that traffic and let them go out to beach. If that makes any sense. No, I think that makes sense John and that's really the intention of kind of what the, I'm sure what the Warren study was was investigating and then. Really with the signal in general is to allow, you know, some, some smoother traffic movement through this. Through this section and, you know, in peak hours, you're not having the backups that you would normally see school times, you know. That's the whole whole idea of this traffic signal. So that would be our hope as well. Kevin. Is there going to be traffic cams at this intersection by chance. And don't believe so reason why I asked that because like y'all noted there's been a lot of directs. And like everybody else has noted they've seen Rex, like I think that lady said she's called and I want to hold me mean times pretty much. And that's why I'm trying this at like, is there going to be traffic cams to catch stuff like that. Just in case if we get those random people that don't really pay attention. Yeah, well, go ahead. So you're saying traffic camera. You're referring. Yeah, it is the camera. So there, there will be a camera to monitor traffic for operation purpose. It will not record the V any video will not have that video recording capacity is just so for real time. Video for managing the traffic operation. Whenever needed. The goal of the traffic signal installation would be to minimize those those crashes so hopefully such a thing as a need wouldn't be needed anymore because the traffic signal would reduce those reasons why I asked that is like another like the light at the Cross Farms Drive and Golden Triangle.  I mean there was cars getting slammed into traffic signal poles and, and there was no cameras to figure out who did it who did who did what and this and that and it was causing damage to fences and a car got launched in my church parking lot one time and and it just it would just yeah if you know if if what I'm saying make makes any sense. Yeah, it makes sense. But yeah, as mentioned at this time we there that's not being installed. Really, it's a it's a maintenance issue for the city as well. There's really no one to monitor those. So that's kind of why. But moving forward we'll we'll keep once we install the traffic signal we'll we'll keep monitoring the signal the intersection and. If we do continue to see crashes, which hopefully we don't, you know, we, we will look into into. What else can be done at the intersection. Hey, this is Brad. I just want to say thank y'all for doing this. We do appreciate it. I go, I think my child, the school and cross that road every single day, multiple times in the median at most given times, there's can be up to 4 or 5 cars in the median at the same time, trying to figure out how to get by. So, this is greatly appreciated. So, thank you. Thank you for your comment, Brad. I got a question on, is this going to be set by timing or will it be sensors for all 4 directions. To know when to change the signal. For the life. You do that sense for all directions. Thank you. Are there any other questions. Comments. I may have missed it from the beginning since I came on late. When do you expect this to get started on. In the summer, I will. I don't miss speak. We do anticipate construction starting in August and it will last about 6 to 8 months. So, why, what major I picked towards the ladder end of the summer months instead of the beginning because there's a bunch of projects that seem to take forever when it's going towards the winter times with all the weather changes and rain and all that that comes with the weather changes. I mean. Yeah, I would think the whole goals to try to get the project rolling smooth and the hottest times and when you know there's no rain. I've worked for many, many cities and town, county, precinct 1 and 3, and any job we did that were heavy big tarot. We made sure we got done during the heat of the summer and not the ladder end of the summer. Yeah, and so that kind of speaks to the duration. It's kind of 6 to 8 months. The contractor will have a little bit of flexibility and really it comes down to how quickly the contractor can procure those. Those long lead item items such as the traffic signal poles. Those are in high demand right now. So, it's not like they can just fire those very quickly. So it'll, it really depends on that. Thank you, Ivan. Looking forward to July's meeting. Thank you. I do have 1 more question when you're going into construction. Will any of the roads be closed for a period of time? Or what will construction look like? That'll be answered more in detail during the pre construction meeting. But we do anticipate having at least 1 lane open in all directions. So that the we will. Aim to maintain access to this intersection at all times, but there may be a lane. Close from time to time to install certain things, but the. The intersection will remain active. Thank you. I'm in this Tara. I would ask, is there after after the meeting today or tomorrow actually, but or whenever you get around to it. Can you send me the presentation? I will share with district 7 in case we get question. Absolutely. Awesome. Thank you. Looks like that's all we had from chat. Is there a, is there any chance this is going to cost more than what the projected amount. It like the 779,000. That they're going to cost the city making our taxes raise. If it goes over. I mean. We're not guaranteed that price. Correct. But the. Flexibility, there is a contingency built in place. So if there are, if it is slightly over. It, there are protocols in place to take care of that. You said there's plans of being a restriping the left. Left turn lanes. Is there any going to be any more striping done. A long beach. With that striping or just that section. Yeah, I believe we are just restriping kind of refreshing all the pavement markings on the intersection and about, I think 200 feet in each direction. And that's the extent of the project. The additions. The new additions to the striping would be the crosswalks and then if you can see my mouse. These kind of. Chevron marked out spaces on the pavement. Those will be new as well. So pretty much is going to be like a mini miniature version of the Golden Triangle and North Beach intersection. Yes. We have any more questions. In the chat. From the anyone's one comment just a second. Hoping this light will slow down traffic on beach. I think it will. At least it will give a safer access for people living on or coming in and out of a wide to, you know, make the terms on beach street. Yeah, being out there myself, it can be very. You have to be pretty brave to take a left turn going westerie or coming out of the westerie side. That is all we had. I will. Perfect. Well, thank you all those for who joined the call that are still on the call. Thank you Chris for all your participation. We greatly appreciate it. And like I said, this is being recorded. So we will upload this to the city website and. Have a rest have a good rest of your day. Thank you guys. Thanks so much y'all.


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