It's a repository of death. Yes, here in the Grimm's stone structure on the Thames, which houses Scotland Yard, is a warehouse of homicide. For everyday objects, a glass ash tray, a porcelain vase, and an electric fan. All, untouched by murder, might be a bar on a gravel driveway. It might rest at midnight. In this case, remember this, Bosbin? Hey, of course, Inspector. You knew, didn't you? We just about then closed the file on the tell. Killing? Yes, you told me. It's just as well as no statute of limitations on murder. Mother died when I was really little. I hardly knew her. Mother, only myself. I was in knowledge. Yes, I think. To give a form, Mr. Anderson, doesn't it? I don't like it at all. It would be quite a few facts in Manchester to see myself. Heresy was hit on the sidewalk.  The teacher you don't find nowadays. I know exactly what you mean, ma'am. And she was so happy that day, what would her cousin be near the day before and all. She called. She was going out for a bit of cake for tea. Now that her cousin, Michael Stroud, had come to see her. And your name? Her mother, Alison. And then I had the address. Found an envelope in the waste paper basket while I was clearing out the poor things. I was so busy with their buses and dusting everything to print sites. Yes, yes, yes, of course. Now that is under which she inherits her property, state to whom that property divided in the event of her death. Not exactly. That is, if she dies and tests it, the property under the law would pass to a next of kin in equal shares, of course. And Mr. Thomas, with all her second cousin dead, a third cousin would be next in line? Correct me, absolutely. Of course, I know of no such relatives, sir. Unfortunately, sir, we do. His name is Michael Stroud. His whereabouts at present are unknown. The community now appeased at least three times in Manchester. I'm due to see you again. Very difficult. Absolutely. You were? To me tonight, was he? And I'm very good at hiding. Haven't yet eaten or cussed. You'll be gagged, too, I forgot to mention.


So, welcome everybody. This is the hard thing about virtual, I can't tell. Welcome everybody. My name is Lisa Worley. I am the marketing director, I'm marketing director in a global block. I've gotten this wrong every single time I've introduced myself this week. I'm the global marketing lead for blockchain and multi-party systems at Accenture and I'm here with my colleague, Christine Leong. Christine, I think you're on mute. Hi everybody. My name is Christine Leong and I lead Accenture's capabilities in decentralized identity and biometrics globally. So, today we're here to talk about digital identity and certainly digital identity in the context of this, I think everybody's heard of this event COVID that's happened over the past several months. And before we kick off, we're going to do a little bit of an experiment. So, Juliette, I'm going to turn this over to you. If you wouldn't mind teeing up our mentee poll. Oh, my pleasure. So we'd like to get a sense of everybody's opinions. So if you can on either your phone or your browser, go to mentee.com and just use that code there at the top. It's going to be 383-42-105. All right. And you'll continue to see that code there. I'm going to move forward really quick just to get to that first question. Elise, I'll toss it back to you. Thank you, Juliette. So while you guys are doing the mentee poll, I am going to set a little context for the conversation that we're going to be having with Christine today. As I mentioned, my role is marketing. I am not a digital identity expert, although it is a space that absolutely fascinates me. And Christine is responsible for getting me hooked on it. So I want to do a little bit of context setting in kind of relation to my role. I focus more on human behavior and understanding the market and to which we're speaking, understanding why we as humans do what we do and what motivates those behaviors and beliefs. And that's particularly important when we are essentially making a market with an emerging capability, because there's really no evidence, no experience upon which we're drawing. So we are asking messaging and other forms of opinion forming to play a big part in how people are actually thinking about this massive transition into a new way of managing their credentials. The messages people hear become increasingly important. So I have to acknowledge the elephant in the room. We are obviously still living in a time unlike any other. And we've had this odd juxtaposition that at a time when we were really forced to stay apart, technology and human ingenuity really allowed us to come together and to facilitate it really opened up a more inclusive community dialogue. And we've certainly seen conversations take hold that hopefully have a transformative impact and it will allow us to emerge stronger and better situated for what comes next. For many of us in this space, it was hard not to see what might have been different had some of the innovations that we have been working on already had been in place. When COVID hit and certainly that is more apparent than ever with digital identity, which is what we're here to talk about. So I'm just going to run through some of the obvious things about what are we talking about when we're thinking about the new reality into which we're speaking. Well, first is we have to take into account the human experience. Something of this magnitude hasn't happened before in our civilization. Even if you think about the flu in 1918 or the Industrial Revolution or global conflicts, nothing has actually influenced or changed human behavior so quickly. And I don't think we fully appreciate the consequences. And we are obviously still learning. We are still very much in this because we kind of have an uneven experience at this point with who's vaccinated, who isn't, what variants are starting to take hold. So every company, every educator, every government, every official needs to think fundamentally different about the human experience of their employees, their customers, their students, their constituents. And this understanding is going to be fundamental to the human experience and how we shape, whether or not we succeed and thrive going forward. Next is related to work. In many instances, work has become something we do. Versus a place we go. And according to Gartner, 48 percent of employees will probably work at least part time remotely after COVID-19. And that's a huge leap from the 30 percent that did so prior to the pandemic. And we'll likely see hybrid workplaces, which will allow both remote work and working in an office. And that presents new challenges and opportunities. It will also be characterized by new focus on human connection. Christine and I were just talking about this the other day. Christine is one of my closest work colleagues, closest work friends. And we haven't seen each other. And gosh, Christine, it's well over a year and a half. And that takes a toll after a while. We do need that human interaction, that face-to-face human connection. But we're going to have to be creative in how we actually take this forward and make sure that we're staying connected with people so that they feel connected even as we continue to work remotely. And we're already starting to see massive innovation in this space, particularly with extended reality. There's a whole new frontier of innovation that will be taking place in the very near future. So going forward, the future of work will be independent of time, independent of place, and hyper-automated in a very human-centric way. All right, I'm going to check in with Juliette. How are we doing on the on the mentee? So we've got a couple of responses coming in here. I feel like I'm going to be shy. I just don't want to do it. A little bit shy. There we go. And that's OK. That's OK. Absolutely. So I'm going to switch back over to the slides for you, Lisa. And thank you. You're welcome. All right. We were just chatting about work, right? We were. So I'm going to move on to the next slide, which is across the world, we seem to have hit the fast forward button on technology. So taking a page from Accenture's latest research, which is called Make the Leap, Take the Lead. Adoption rates across technologies have seen a huge jump just since the last time we did the study, which was in 2019. And if you look all the way over to the right, sorry, the left. I'm trying to think screenwise what that would be. The emerging technologies took a significant leap forward. And so while technology has been a lifeline during the pandemic, you know, if COVID had happened just five years ago, it would have been far more devastating from our health to our social connections, to our economic stability. My life didn't change that much, except and I'm sure Christine, you're probably the same. You who was on a plane all the time, no longer on a plane all the time. I traveled pretty frequently as well, but we got busier. So it really didn't seem like there was a big, you know, tectonic shift in what we were doing from a professional perspective other than working from home. But we also found that this makes people a bit uneasy. According to Edelman's trust barometer in 2020, 61% agree that the pace of change in technology is too fast and 66% worry that technology will make it impossible to know if what people are seeing or hearing is real. That's a huge problem, but that's no wonder. No institution in their study is seen as both competent and ethical. Business ranks 54 points higher than government in competency. NGOs rank 31% higher than government in ethics. Both government and media are perceived as incompetent and unethical, according to this study. So but interestingly, technology, roughly 75% of individuals review technology is the most trusted sector, despite a four point drop globally. And to punch this point, according to a study by Pew Research Center, half of Americans do not believe the government will protect their health records. We're obviously seeing a shift in that direction. One of the use cases for digital identity obviously pertains to health records and certainly things that are going on with the vaccine distribution. So trust is a problem. And last but not least, sorry, this but this digital growth has demonstrated the tremendous capacity for technology to add value to our society. But it is also illustrated how fragile its tools and the people who trust those tools can be. After a recent study by Tufts University and MasterCard, it illustrated this trust is rooted in the underlying digital environment, the user experience, the user attitudes and digital user behavior. So all of these play a role in determining the mental model of expectations and whether or not those expectations are being met. OK, last but not least, during COVID, we started a global conversation around social justice, inequality and the digital divide for individuals to adopt and use digital identities effectively, especially as the trend towards self management accelerates. They will need access to technology and an increased level of digital literacy. We are actually probing on what that means from a digital literacy perspective and how that actually plays out in real time, depending on where they live. Geographically, they're socioeconomic status, etc. But we'll need to find the right balance or we'll misfire. So Christine, with all of that in mind, you have a tough job ahead. So what is the current landscape for digital identity? I think the current landscape is I can see many of the folks who are in the session is very, very, very fragmented with COVID. There are numerous activities. I think it's accelerated the need for a trusted, verifiable digital credentials, digital identity, even more. There are tons of different activities today around things like health passes, health digital health credentials to enable us to travel again. And there are, of course, other aspects of this thinking through, you know, how can we use our verifiable digital credentials to be able to enable us to prove our skills, our residence status, our visa, work permits, travel, health and all sorts of things. And of course, you know, as the EU just announced a couple of days ago, there are also there's a proposed regulation that's coming into place around digital identity for all 27 states. So this COVID has definitely accelerated the growth of this area and it's going to be a very exciting space. So is there a risk when you think about the proliferation of like many new ID systems and options for for individual control? Is there a risk of information overload? I always think about that in the context of like behavioral finance that too much choice creates an action.  I think so. In many ways, it already is happening today because of COVID. If you we look at many of the sort of health passes out there because of the need to go get to market quickly, there are a lot of this already a lot of fraud around, you know, let's say there are, you know, QR codes that are fake, that are static, that can be sent around and copied multiple times. There are challenges around the fact that a lot of the digital identity and I don't mean when I say that I don't mean just decentralized ID but across the board of different digital identity capabilities. Lots and lots and lots of initiatives have been set up. Many have had lower adoption. Why? Because imagine we're all chasing after the same set of users. And if there are a thousand of these out there, everybody only have five users, it dilutes. And there are so many different approaches. People get fatigued and say, well, you know, if there's a thousand out there, thousand different approaches, people get tired. So in many ways, I think the conversation needs to be that technologists need to work together to come to some form of, and I think, you know, in many ways of the community here, it's very much coming towards the same standards, similar approaches and differentiate themselves as with, you know, in what we do with trust over IP in the sense of differentiate themselves based on services offerings versus, you know, the bottom line of technology stack because it shouldn't be that it should be around what the value of digital identity can bring versus just the underlying. So the conversation needs to go up a level. Otherwise, we're all going to suffer with too many apps, too many choices and actually people not using it. So if you've seen a shift, we've certainly seen a shift in consumer behaviors. And I think the study that I referenced earlier illustrated that, you know, roughly 40 percent of people were actively purchasing, you know, groceries and other staples online pre pre pandemic. Now it's 80 percent. I believe it's even higher in Europe if I'm not mistaken. So taking that into consideration, how how are we influencing or how are how is that behavioral change influencing how we are thinking about privacy and security and the trade-offs and how we are actually sharing data with the institutions that we interact with? What's what's happened as a result of COVID in that environment? I think there's plenty of instant means talking about sort of the biggest accelerator to to digitalization of life is it's COVID versus us consultants. So really, in terms of pandemic to get an uptick in your business. Right. And there is so much more around digitalization that have to happen in different industries. And as you quite rightly say, most people now have seen an inundation of, you know, activities such as e-commerce to be able to pull the groceries online, so on, so forth. And part of the challenge is that people expect privacy and security. Organizations also expect it. But the the need for sharing information, sharing that security, sharing that privately is fun, the should be fundamental as part of the any solution in the way that we define something in the way that people build anything that should be part of it. But the human behavior, when you're trying to get to say, I want to be able to, you know, buy whatever, I want to be able to share my data. There are also aspects of security and privacy that needs to be designed right. So that when we do choose to share our information, that we are protected just by the fact that I'm sharing and I might not always be thinking about, am I doing this correctly? Am I doing this privately and securely when I just want to get to I just want to buy that right now or I want to discount or I want to be able to load my data because I want to see everything. Whatever the purpose and value that I'm intending to get from that interaction, I almost need to be protected from myself. So I was just going to say that. That's exactly right. Because honestly, so I was talking to you about yesterday that I I had a password fail. I was trying to do something on a different. So I had something on my work computer that was creating a firewall that was actually was joining a session here. And so I was trying to move it to a different computer. But my my saved password credentials didn't translate. It didn't go over to my personal laptop. So I I lot I inadvertently got locked out of what I was trying to join.  So that's if no sense, I kind of know a little bit about this space. It seems like that is a risk. So this would be a good protection measure to keep to help us kind of save ourselves from ourselves. So in during COVID, we also saw a shift to, like we mentioned, more privacy conscious consumers. There's actually been an uptick in privacy apps. Apple obviously using that as a brand lift to what what they're doing as far as trying to give you control or at least seeming to control your your ability to not lead a digital footprint. Is that kind of the way forward? Is that what you're seeing is that individuals will actually take on more of the privacy responsibility or is it something to your point that may that it may just have to be baked into the technology itself? I think it needs to ultimately try to be effective. It really needs to be baked in. It needs to while it needs to provide me with a choice, not everybody wants the inundation of information. So because it impacts user experience and it needs to be designed, any of the technology with the identity technology and the privacy preserving technology needs to be designed with our experienced designers together, because very often the sort of backhand technology functions, the security functions are brilliant at what they do. But if without that aspect of having the right human experience design, the aspects of testing it out with consumers, how they feel and different types of consumers also, right? Partly because we're all different and without that interaction of, you know, certain certain geographies, certain cultures, certain age groups, maybe much more willing to share information and and other demographics may find it very, very hard to navigate. So thinking through what the experience needs to look like, so to help help me help myself, so to speak. I think that aspect is very important. So I would say that for organizations, they need to stay designing identity solutions. It's not just about having sort of the privacy by design. Yes, but how do you bring the privacy by design to life for your user group? And that's not just a technology conversation. That's a human behavior, design, thinking and other types of sort of, you know, your target audience and all of the things that I don't know think about a conversation and a business level conversation also. Because certain things you might want to make it really easy. If I'm just fine, go to go into the supermarket. Maybe I don't need to to have this many steps because because it discouraged me to go and complete a simple transaction. But if I'm applying for a mortgage, it better be quite complex. So that aspect of friction, the aspects of what it should be, how it should be catered needs to be thought through. So you brought up so many interesting points, but I'm going to pull on one big thread. The Davos 2021 agenda and I know you have a strong relationship with the World Economic Forum is around rebuilding trust. So why is that so important right now? And certainly in this context, why is it so important? And how do we go about creating that dynamic where somebody actually does feel comfortable with something that they may not necessarily inherently understand? I think to break it down into a lot of the governments and many, many of our high ledger friends and colleagues, especially in the identity space, have seen a lot of discussions, work and probably wrote a lot more than me around what is a trust framework? Think about the fact that rebuilding trust. What does that even mean? Trust is something that's very illusive. It's intangible. I often say this to in speaking, engagements and in working with the World Economic Forum different. What a one government or one organization or one entity terms as a trust framework could be could mean completely different things to different entities. But the aspects of need to rebuild trust is what everything has gone digital, half of our lives are now digitalized. And that aspect of implicit trust, I was speaking to one of my clients earlier of, well, if I were to say I want to apply for a job, a new job, say, and I need to do it remotely now because I don't have a choice. And I have to believe that I'm who I say I am. All of my educational credentials, my professional qualification, my identity data credentials are all on paper. To scan all of that, that's trusting that's somewhere along the line, I'm real. Those pieces of paper are real. They have not been documented. They can't physically touch these things anymore, or it's going to be very difficult. So how are they going to trust that? Rebuilding the aspects of trust today, most of that trust is physical based. You can touch it, you can feel it, and there's a degree of human trust between the entity. In the digital world, it's no different. That human sort of trust, that network of trust, what underpins that trust and therefore in no different than the example that I always use is, well, when I travel, I use my passport. But you say if I'm going from the UK to London to New York, the US government trusts that the UK government have done their due diligence to say the holder of this passport is who they say they are. And that aspect of trust needs to be rebuilt in a digital manner. And there are multiple ways of doing it. And ultimately, those kind of trust frameworks needs to be harmonized, organizations, sectors needs to come together to say, right, this level of trust means this and you need to harmonize in order for us to be able to continue our lives digitally in a more trusted manner, because today you may be able to hold your passport or your driving license in order to open the bank accounts in order to go get a mortgage in order to buy a car, whatever it is, rent a car. But in the future, as we move into the digital world, that aspect of physical document may be replaced digitally. So how do we verify that trust? How do we enable that trust? And so. So Pablo asked a fantastic question, which is what's the level of technical technological literacy worldwide? And and what do we think the biggest challenge is going to be introducing new technologies to people around the world? And I think if I remember correctly, Christine, in roughly 2019 at the Davos conversations that you guys were having, it was roughly 50 50 and that but it was more women were being impacted by not being able to access, you know, online services versus versus men. So we do know that there is a digital literacy divide, that we do know that there is an access issue to online services. What do you see as one of the ways that we might be able to assure that we don't actually exacerbate this issue, right, that we're going to have two realities of a digital world and it's going to only continue to to spread? How can we actually address some of these issues where those that are underserved by by a digital environment currently don't have access? But it's clearly need to. I think there needs to be multiple options. It's not about going away with paper. And is it about going away with the existing legacy systems? There needs to be a way to incorporate all of that. And some of the digital literacy has to go hand in hand. And so I often say, well, this area and one of my biggest clients is that I'm very proud of is a United Nations High Commission for refugees. We need to often think of, well, in certain communities, they may not have electricity. They may not have mobile phone network that are often, you know, that are always up and running. Well, I don't I live in central London and very often my internet doesn't work. So different ways of network connectivity. So maybe partner separately with, you know, mobile phone companies, network companies, thinking through what is your ecosystem and expanding that ecosystem to help with tech literacy, to help with closing the digital divide. And then also thinking through that there are some very basic things like including paper from paper to to digital. How can that work? And being able to actually ensure that that has a level of continuity because there are folks that, you know, like the sort of diversity inclusion panel that we did yesterday, that we're going to have to have multiple formats, multiple form factors to be able to support people from all sorts of different background and different capabilities in order to and digital may not be the only way. So before I ask you one more question, Juliet, can we give another shout out for the mentee poll? Can we just see if we can't if people can actually answer those questions? Absolutely. Let me put that URL in here for everybody. Thank you so much, Juliet. Of course. All right. So now the big question, Christine, in the last three minutes, what needs to happen? We know that COVID fast forwarded the need for digital identity. So and we know that there's also been a shift in how people view trust in their government, trust in institutions, trust in business, etc. So what happens from here? Big question, I think, at least in my own personal experience, I would say transparency is essential in order to rebuild trust, whether it's transparency for governments, especially in the identity space, whether it's any government led schemes around identity, whether it's private sector led, a mixture, aspects of transparency, aspects of ensuring that the consumer, the user know what they're doing, how it works. The fact that it's there, how who has access to your information, how is it access so on and so forth, helps to build trust. It might mean that in six months time, no one look at that information, but that aspects of being available to be viewed by all is critically important. Second of all, collaboration across sectors. We COVID has shown that and I'll use the some health arts example that very often when we want to roll something out, there's the health bit, the health data bit. There is the identity credentialing bit. There's the digital bit. There's the border control, border control bit. There's the transportation bit. There is domestic travel bit. Even within governments, there are probably five or six different government departments that need to work together. There is no single ownership. So collaboration across sectors within, say within a government, across the board needs to happen. There needs to be more sort of understanding that identity as a whole is not about each organisation by myself and inside my own four walls. My identity is surely a piece of digital something of paper, something that needs that I'm giving to somebody else in order to do something. Identity itself is not that it's a means to an end. I don't think about it when I don't need to travel. I don't need to do something about it, but it is an enabler to whatever things, whatever that you need to do. So thinking through what is user centricity and how do you deliver that will mean that you need to build ecosystem with partners across sectors. So think beyond your sector, think about the people you serve. So I think that aspects of collaboration, building ecosystem, as well as transparency and having that conversation beyond technology. This is really got to go to the policy level conversations, a business level conversation about value. Otherwise, we will keep building solutions and people won't use it because it's not useful. Like you said, that human behaviour of I need to get to do whatever it is that I need to get to do. That's the most important. So thinking through that and having listening to the conversations up the level would really be would help all of us to get to get to a better digital identity.  Sorry, I mean, violently agreeing with you. Getting the language right is critical. It's too easy for us to as marketers, for example, to use language that people actually can't make it concrete. We sometimes do a challenge where we say because value is a word that is really hard to interpret. And when you're trying to pull somebody into a story, here's a challenge for you if you're looking for the right language to kind of give somebody a vivid story that they can kind of adopt and bring into their own right so they can actually make their own. Take five seconds and draw value, not the word, but kind of draw what it means any any concept that's that's tricky. That's that's a good litmus test to see if you are actually speaking kind of in the concrete words that people can actually adopt. So, Christine, it sounds like from everything that you've said, we are at a moment of truth and and trust, right, that people trust what how we're we're rolling this out and getting this right. Couldn't be couldn't be more important. So thank you so much and thank you for everybody that that attended. And if the menti poll will still be open, if you don't mind answering these questions, we would love to hear from you. It's it's actually part of the research that we currently have in the field. So I would just love to give this get this audience get their impression. Christine, thank you again. Thank you, everybody, and have a great rest of your day. Thank you.


Another proudly we hail one of radio's outstanding dramatic half-hours starring Lee Tracy and presented transcribed by your army and your Air Force Radio City, New York here is your star and host on proudly we hail the distinguished Broadway stage screen and radio star Lee Tracy Thank You Kenneth Bang heart and hello everyone welcome again to proudly we hail to the Orient for our Story Ailee that's right Ken to the fabulous East Indies for a story about a sea captain his men and his ship a beautiful lady and Several characters you'd hate to meet on a dark night the tale guaranteed to keep you on the edge of your seat We'll be ready for the first act after your message Ken you young men who graduated from high school this year There's a chance for you to get ahead fast in our great Air Force Air Force enlistments have been restricted for a long time, but they're open again now and remember the skies the limit in the United States Air Force visit your United States Air Force recruiting station today get all the details and Now with your star Lee Tracy in the role of Captain Peter Lynn your army and your Air Force present the proudly we hail production of Port of Call, Jakarta This is a story about a man named Peter Lynn who was owner and master of the schooner Albatross Our tale is taken from the remarkable journal He kept back in the days before the advent of the steamship when every vessel wore her canvas proudly Townsman, how does she read now law by no way sir keeper at that? If this wind holds mr. Bone will weather banker by daybreak window no in captain We could show us turns anything that's bangless and after this your optimism is fine mr. Bone But your logic is off course if the wind veers, let me know I'll look in on our passenger for a moment He's your ship. Hey captain big in your pardon sir, but ain't he the one? He's the one all right Horse and his royal nibs into the water the way he did why the crew still fit the bust Perish incited while Strange indeed of the tricks of faith or perhaps they are not tricks at all But rather the guiding finger of the Almighty how far and how fast the news will travel is no telling Well, no matter the thing is done. There can be no regrets But it's amusing to think that had we not sailed into Jakarta three days past None of it would have ever The crew's eager for a night of sure sir Well, they deserve it. Mr. Bone Starboard watches free tonight port tomorrow a tell-crawl if he lands in jail we sail without him She rides lights and free with the cargo out of her We'll be taken on a new consignment in the morning the English people like the way we work Think we've a steady contract there as long as we want a good course to celebrate captain Mr. Mate, we've sailed together for long enough for me to be able to read the thirsty look in your eyes Go ashore with the starboard watch if you like, but what about you sir? I'll stay aboard Albatross is woman and drink enough for me. What is it O'Brien sir? It is two things I got to make credit. It's me knows me eyes It's far noon when we were busy if you unload and I've been see both seeing and smelling things that I I thought should be brought to your notice. You don't say O'Brien And what are these mysterious things you've been seeing and smelling look here, sir What do you see standing by the key side? You mean that black carriage exactly, sir now Have you been at the bottle sir not since we left that dirty hole in Sembar have I so much as that'll do O'Brien now what about that carry four times? I've seen it come and go since I first noticed it You can't see who's in it in the top pull down and tears and not once has anyone stepped out of it He just pulls up there and stands for a while nothing moving and then off it goes in a bit later back It comes you regular I called it sir and this has been going on since it's just after six bells, sir Thank you, O'Brien. You say your eyes and nose do your credit, but I'll say your curiosity is larger than both Well, what do you make of it mr. Bourne? Search it's old captain There probably nothing at all then again I've always found it a good idea when possible to get an answer to the mysteries of life We're not known here. I'll take a couple of men and look into it But I won't be necessary mr. Bourne. I'll say to this myself. Take command Is there something that you Take your pardon madam Allow me to introduce myself. I'm captain Lynn of the ship in which you seem to have some interest or am I wrong? How do you do captain oh, I do hope you don't think that I seem to have startled you madam forgive me No, is there any way in which I can be of service? Well, you you sail for Singapore soon. That's right with me I asked how soon Two or three days all depending would you take a passenger a passenger met what passengers myself Would it not be better madam to go by regular ship? I have no accommodations especially no no I'm sorry. I can't explain. I heard from a friend that that's where you're bound and I desperately want to go there I must go there. You're in trouble madam. Oh, no. No, I well, I mean Please don't ask these questions Since this morning. I've been trying to get up enough courage to speak to you I can say anything you ask for then reason may I ask what there is in Singapore that's so pressing And here there are none Only people to spy on me I see is it right to say that in taking you there'd be a certain amount of risk involved only if he Well, if you took me and no one knew of it There would be no risk but the chances of someone not knowing it would be rather slim I don't know I Have no right to ask you that yes, there would be a risk a terrible risk. It's only right madam That if I must take such risk I know from where it comes. I'm responsible to my crew and my ship There's no time to talk now. I was just meeting when you came Could I meet you here tomorrow night say say nine o'clock? I'll tell you everything then if you like I can meet you We're it's more convenient. No, no, this will be As you wish madam right now. I can promise you nothing. I understand Thank you for listening to me Until tomorrow night. Good evening madam And that was the beginning of it a beautiful woman dressed in the height of fashion With hands that darted nervously a voice that trembled with fear and whose brown fawn like eyes were haunted and terror Rhythm I had an instinctive desire to help her But I knew hard logic must man the helm I would in no way endanger my crew or my ship for all the beautiful women from here to Atlantis It was the following afternoon that a visitor came aboard mr. Bourne brought him half where I sat smoking a pipe with a fan tail looking out over the ship cluttered Thank you. Thank you captain. There's a gentleman here would like to have a word with you Captain Linda my name is Riker Edgar Riker. How do you do mr. Riker? I want you to sit down Oh, I thank you you can dismiss the port watch mr. Bown there to be a board by four bells Hey captain And now sir. Oh, she's a fine ship As fine as I've ever seen I need to say so your next port of call is Singapore. Is that correct? I didn't know it was public knowledge Such information has the way of getting around captain. Oh, you tell me the nature your business mr. Riker certainly It is simply that I should like to buy your ship. I'm a prayer to offer you double whatever you paid for it You want you want to buy the albatross? Let's understand each other right now. This this ship is not for sale at any price And may I ask how you knew I was her owner not just her captain. I Didn't I'm merely surmised and you verified my supposition Well, you can't blame me for wanting to buy her now. Can you know mr. Riker I can't but I can assure you that nothing you or any man on this earth could offer whatever make me consider selling That I'll take no more of your time captain. It's been a pleasure I'll find my way to the dark Until we meet again. Good evening, mr. Riker pleasant sailing captain volume pertinent sir Mr. Boyne will you come after? Anything you miss captain, you know that slippery little eel said he wanted to buy the albatross by the Oh That's a good one good one indeed I'll bet he had no more intention of buying her than he had her swimming from here to my castle I don't follow your course sir He if he said never mind what he said mr. Bone just remember him and you should see him hanging around again Let me know he could put one of the lads on to him sir if you say the word Oh, that won't be necessary. Just keep a weather eye. He smelled a trouble from stem to stern I Was to meet the woman of yesterday at nine o'clock and due to natural curiosity I look forward to our meeting with some impatience Yet I could not shake from my mind the incident with Riker his lean strip and planned face with his hooded mocking eyes Flick through my brain while he's oily voice woven unpleasant counterpart around my thoughts There was nothing uncommon and anyone wanting to buy the albatross or to pay double Was after all a credit to orbit Riker's manner and then my growing belief that he did not really wish to buy her at all Had me filled with a cold anger At two bells. I went on deck leaving the ship and mr. Bone's hands. I stepped ashore made my way toward the carriage and stood waiting on the keys Madam my I always seem to be surprising you captain. Don't make a move.   I knew also he wouldn't hesitate to shoot if I didn't obey Aside from that there was a native driver who stared down at be unmoving a large knife gripped in his hand I Did the only thing I could climbed up into the carriage next to Riker and in a moment We were off heading into the city and I knew not what Lee Tracy starring in the role of captain Peter Lynn in the proudly we hail production of Port of Cold Jakarta Will return in just a moment for the second act the United States Air Force has a good deal for veterans Just listen to this The Air Force is growing so fast. It needs men already trained to take over many important new jobs Here are the facts if you're a veteran of any service and if you have the training the Air Force needs You can enlist now if qualified in your old grade or better You'll skip basic training and be assigned at once to a nearby Air Force base You'll start right in doing the kind of work You know how to do well the kind you like to do and you'll be helping to build the greatest flying team in the world Go to your nearest United States Army and United States Air Force recruiting station Have a talk with the recruiting sergeant and learn all the facts You are listening to proudly we hail and now with your star Lee Tracy in the role of captain Peter Lynn We present the second act of Port of Cold Jakarta We rode in silence Twisting and turning through streets little better than alleyways and came at last upon a long sloping hill to turn sharply into a drive Mr. Right there did not take his eyes or his gun off me from start to finish The drive we entered was long and hemmed in by floral growth It swept gradually inward as the carriage slowed I caught a dark glimpse of a dwelling knew the journey was over you may get down captain Sorry sir everything's in order bring that fancy pants build rat in here after you captain With Riker's gun potting me in the back a walk toward the open doorway in the raging character who stood framed within it He was round and squatting balled a toad of a man almost as wide as he was tall But the flickering torches are stood out like gas on either side of the entrance I saw the wild light of madness reflected in his bulging eyes. Take him in the den To your right captain Sit down. He'll be right back. I'll stand Would you mind telling me what the mean is of all this patience captain patience? I think you'd better sit down if you think that you Know you conniving wint. Is this the man? When he struck her there was no more reason left in me I dove for him and had my fingers clenched about his throat when a blinding light exploded in my brain And I dropped sickeningly into the darkness Prop him in that chair and if he makes another move Don't use the box What's going on here always asking questions Mr. Are you able to hear me? My name is captain Lynn your fancy quarter-decker. It won't do you any good here Repeat your rashness of a short time ago, and you will feed the fishes if you have any intelligence at all You must by now have some inkling of why I had you brought here that that woman you saw earlier Is my good wife then may God have mercy on you need to be taught a lesson Maybe one way to teach you to keep a civil tongue in your head is to have it removed My wife made arrangements with you to take her to Singapore. Is that correct?  Spangler address him with respect. Thank you, Riker He'll do you no good to lie Riker saw you meet You're bound for Singapore, but no has friends there would help her get back to England It's obvious that you agreed to take her hair.  The more he says the more of a lesson he'll be taught Is there anything else on your mind mr. If it's ever in my power to help the poor woman who happens to be your wife, I'll do it I'll take her to Singapore. I'll take her to Calcutta, London Anywhere she wants to get out of your reach You were right Riker Gentlemen, he said you were a gentleman. Did you think he really wanted to buy your ship? I had only to look at him to know that he wouldn't have the money to buy a pound of salt card very good Such an astute judge of character Did you hear Riker? I heard and I'll remember with advantages. All right enough of this After Riker is done with you.   Spangler will have no regrets at all. So let me caution you don't move Don't even move your head Riker. Don't underestimate me. Oh, I don't captain. I don't Just put your hands behind that chair easy like I Always teach a better lesson when the student sits still. Would you like to be a rich man, Riker? Bribery how rich could you make me captain? You can see for yourself. I can How around my neck there's a silver chain it holds a small bag That's under my shirt if you have a look inside you'll see what I mean. Tell me what you mean I don't like to be kept in suspense Pearl In that case we better have a look I wanted him in front of me close to me Lord work now.  Riker as I flung him across the room is limp body crash through the window And I knew I had no fear of any interference from that quarter. I picked up his gun and Prepared to go hunting Bangla keep your voice down at Captain Lynn Where is your husband? You still want to go to Singapore If you want me to take you you'll have to help you'll have to get hold of yourself If you got home safely to England, how could he touch you he couldn't my parents all right get up off the bed I can't he's tied here tied Dirty Hold still Now listen, is there anybody else to help him besides Riker the servants, but they must all be in bed Could you get a carriage ready without attracting their attention?  Would you like me to madam? No?   Come to the carriage. All right now get down life. Wait a moment madam. My mate will aid you But the born seat of the lady here. There's luggage in the rear Weather sir a touch but the wind chain move your fat-bellied pirate Oh, I was getting a might worried sir. Good. Yeah, mr. Bourne, but no need is the port watch aboard. Yes, sir croft Well in a manner we're speaking sir good soon as you're so mr. Spangler to my cabin rows all hands We sail at once captain Down the gangway Spangler, you can't kidnap me Mr. Spangler is anything you'd like to say to your husband before we cast off. Yes. Thank you Otto I'm going home to England if you follow me there my brothers and my father will be waiting May God have pity on you for the proof that you are Lenore. They way are Save your breath. You'll need it Mr. Bourne take the helm Stand by to cast off cast off for your jeb and mason how you Port your helm All right now steady as she goes Now sir, tell me can you swim you've reckoned with the wrong man? I said can you swim? Well, here's your chance to prove it was strongly toward the open sea the albatross shook herself and welcomed the wind It's clean bite filled her taut canvas She heels smoothly to its force cutting sharply through the back knee swells For better or for worse with our cargo battend under hatches and a beautiful woman aboard We were underway racing the dawn found for Singapore Tracy will return in a moment with the word about next week show Here's good news for you young men who graduated from high school in the class of 51 You have a chance to join the world's greatest flying team the United States Air Force Air Force enlistments have been restricted for a long time But they're open again now and many of you bright young Americans will find a good job in the Air Force Here are the facts you'll take an aptitude test so the Air Force can find out what kind of job you're best fitted to do Whether it's in radio radar Mechanics meteorology or many other fields you'll get wonderful training Perhaps you'll attend a technical school and continue your education and because our Air Force is growing so fast There are plenty of chances to get ahead the sky's the limit So don't worry about what you'll do now that you finished high school You'll find the answer to that all important question at your nearest United States Army and United States Air Force Recruiting station This has been another program on proudly we hail presented in cooperation with this station by the United States Army and the United States Air Force Recruiting Service proudly we hail stars Lee Tracy Port of Cold Jakarta was written by Dewitt Cup. The music was composed and conducted by John Guarnieri This program was produced under the supervision of Charles and Rogers Productions and directed by Charles Wilkes This is Kenneth Banghardt speaking and here again as your host and star Lee Tracy join us next week over the same station for proudly We hail won't you our play is entitled nightmare, and it's a tale of suspense a story of a frightened man facing a frightening decision until then Goodbye


We continue today with the manual for teachers. Question number eight. How can perception of order of difficulties be avoided? The belief in order of difficulties is the basis for the world's perception. It rests on differences, on uneven background and shifting foreground, on unequal heights and diverse sizes, on varying degrees of darkness and light and thousands of contrast in which each thing seen competes with every other in order to be recognized. A larger object overshadows a smaller one. A brighter thing draws the attention from another with less intensity of appeal. And a more threatening idea, or one conceived of as more desirable by the world's standards, completely upsets the mental balance.  Look not to them for peace and understanding. Illusions are always illusions of differences. How could it be otherwise? By definition an illusion is an attempt to make something real that is regarded as of major importance, but is recognized as being untrue. The mind therefore seeks to make it true out of its intensity of desire to have it for itself. Illusions are travesty of creation, attempts to bring truth to lies. Finding truth unacceptable, the mind revolts against the truth and gives itself an illusion of victory. Finding health, a burden, it retreats into feverish dreams. And in these dreams the mind is separate, different from other minds with different interests of its own and able to gratify its needs at the expense of others. Where do all these differences come from? Certainly they seem to be in the world outside. Yet it is surely the mind that judges what the eyes behold. It is the mind that interprets the eyes' messages and gives them quote meaning. And this meaning does not exist in the world outside at all. What is seen as quote reality is simply what the mind prefers. Its hierarchy of values is projected outward and it sends the body's eyes to find it. The body's eyes will never see except through differences. Yet it is not the messages they bring on which perception rests. Only the mind evaluates their messages and so only the mind is responsible for seeing. It alone decides whether what is seen is real or illusory, desirable or undesirable, pleasurable or painful. It is in the sorting out and categorizing activities of the mind that errors and perception enter. And it is here correction must be made. The mind classifies what the body's eyes bring to it according to its preconceived values, judging where each sense datum fits best. What basis could be faultier than this? Unrecognized by itself, it has itself asked to be given what will fit into these categories. And having done so, it concludes that the categories must be true. On this the judgment of all differences rests because it is on this that judgments of the world depend. Can this confused and senseless quote reasoning be depended on for anything? There can be no order of difficulty in healing merely because all sickness is illusion. Is it harder to dispel the belief of the insane in a larger hallucination as opposed to a smaller one? Will he agree more quickly to the unreality of a louder voice he hears than to that of a softer one?  And do the number of pitchforks the devils he sees carrying affect their credibility in his perception? His mind has categorized them all as real, and so they are all real to him. When he realizes they are all illusions, they will disappear. And so it is with healing. The properties of illusions which seem to make them different are really irrelevant, for their properties are as illusory as they are. The body's eyes will continue to see differences, but the mind that has let itself be healed will no longer acknowledge them. There will be those who seem to be quote sicker than others, and the body's eyes will report their changed appearances as before. But the healed mind will put them all in one category, they are unreal. This is the gift of its teacher, the understanding that only two categories are meaningful in sorting out the messages the mind receives from what appears to be the outside world. And of these two, but one is real. Just as reality is wholly real, apart from size and shape and time and place, for differences cannot exist within it. So too are illusions without distinctions. The one answer to sickness of any kind is healing. The one answer to all illusions is truth. Number nine are changes required in the life situation of God's teachers. Changes are required in the minds of God's teachers. This may or may not involve changes in the external situation. Remember that no one is where he is by accident, and chance plays no part in God's plan. It is most unlikely that changes in attitudes would not be the first step in the newly made teacher of God's trainings. There is, however, no set pattern, since training is always highly individualized. There are those who are called upon to change their life situation almost immediately, but these are generally special cases. By far the majority are given a slowly evolving training program, in which as many previous mistakes as possible are corrected. Relationships in particular must be properly perceived, and all dark cornerstones of unforgiveness removed. Otherwise, the old thought system still has a basis for return. As a teacher of God advances in his training, he learns one lesson with increasing thoroughness. He does not make his own decisions. He asks his teacher for his answer, and it is this he follows as his guide for action. This becomes easier and easier as the teacher of God learns to give up his own judgment. The giving up of judgment, the obvious prerequisite for hearing God's voice, is usually a fairly slow process, not because it is difficult, but because it is apt to be perceived as personally insulting. The world's training is directed towards achieving a goal in direct opposition to that of our curriculum. The world trains for reliance on one's judgment as the criterion for maturity and strength. Our curriculum trains for the relinquishment of judgment as the necessary condition of salvation. How is judgment relinquished? Judgment, like other devices by which the world of illusions is maintained, is totally misunderstood by the world. It is actually confused with wisdom and substitutes for truth. As the world uses the term, an individual is capable of quote good and quote bad judgment, and his education aims at strengthening the former and minimizing the latter. There is, however, considerable confusion about what these categories mean. What is quote good judgment to one is quote bad judgment to another. Further, even the same person classifies the same action as showing quote good judgment at one time and quote bad judgment at another time. Nor can any consistent criteria for determining what these categories are be really taught. At any time, the student may disagree with what his would-be teacher says about them, and the teacher himself may well be inconsistent in what he believes. Quote good judgment in these terms does not mean anything. No more does quote bad. It is necessary for the teacher of God to realize not that he should not judge, but that he cannot. In giving up judgment, he is merely giving up what he did not have. He gives up an illusion, or better, he has an illusion of giving up. He has actually merely become more honest. Recognizing that judgment was always impossible for him, he no longer attempts it. This is no sacrifice. On the contrary, he puts himself in a position where judgment through him rather than by him can occur. And this judgment is neither quote good nor quote bad. It is the only judgment there is, and it is only one. God's Son is guiltless and sin does not exist. The aim of our curriculum, unlike the goal of the world's learning, is the recognition that judgment in the usual sense is impossible. This is not an opinion, but a fact. In order to judge anything rightly, one would have to be fully aware of an inconceivably wide range of things past, present, and to come. One would have to recognize in advance all the effects of his judgments on everyone and everything involved in them in any way. And one would have to be certain there is no distortion in his perception so that his judgment would be wholly fair to everyone on whom it rests now and in the future. Who is in a position to do this? Who, except in grandiose fantasies, would claim this for himself? Remember how many times you thought you knew all the facts you needed for judgment, and how wrong you were? Is there anyone who has not had this experience?  Why would you choose such an arbitrary basis for decision-making? Wisdom is not judgment, it is the relinquishment of judgment. Great then, but one more judgment. It is this. There is someone with you whose judgment is perfect. He does know all the facts past, present, and to come. He does know all the effects of his judgment on everyone and everything involved in any way. And he is wholly fair to everyone for there is no distortion in his perception. Therefore lay judgment down, not with regret, but with a sigh of gratitude. Now are you free of a burden so great that you could merely stagger and fall down beneath it. And it was all illusion, nothing more. Now can the teacher of God rise up unburdened and walk lately on. Yet it is not only this that is his benefit. His sense of care is gone, for he has none. He has given it away along with judgment. He gave himself to him whose judgment he has now to trust instead of his own. Now he makes no mistakes. His guide is sure. And where he came to judge, he comes to bless. Where now he laughs, he used to come to weep. It is not difficult to relinquish judgment, but it is difficult indeed to try to keep it. The teacher of God lays it down happily the instant he recognizes its cost. All of the ugliness he sees about him is its outcome. All of the pain he looks upon is its result. All of the loneliness and sense of loss, of passing time and growing hopelessness, of sickening despair and fear of death, all these have come of it. And now he knows that these things need not be. Not one is true, for he has given up their cause, and they, which never were but the effects of his mistaken choice, have fallen from him. Teacher of God, this step will bring you peace. Can it be difficult to want but this?


Right you guys what is going on and welcome back to another rugby player reacts to the 2020 NFL scouting combine This is the second year. We've done this. It's gonna be an annual thing In fact, we've got three we've got three things you're gonna find on this channel to do with American football that you're gonna get every Single year regardless of what's happening. Okay, and that is gonna be a reaction to the combine To the draft and to the Super Bowl apart from that. I can't guarantee anything. Let's get into it guys We've got the best of the defensive backs working out now these were they the fastest no this year They weren't the fastest the wide receiver class was the the quickest off the mark as far as the 40-odd dash goes But we're gonna see much more than that. We're gonna see the drills. We're gonna see the agility. We're gonna see the Well, I'm gonna stop talking. Let's get into it With that business Who you kidding man?   But he did not hesitate and said Jeff Acuda So not only you get this unbelievable physical package, but the intangibles the work ethic the leadership all off the charts Kids in the country on the line when he's coming out of high school. He's been a dog ever since Maybe right up to the edge of it. What do you see when you when you looked at him prime? Like anybody come to mine. It's hard. It's hard and I don't want to do it This guy looks like he means business. I don't want to put too much on him But let me tell you something this kid plays for four quarters.  Yeah, that's not what you want to say She's all right, I Went back in my Stefan Gilmore report when he was coming out of South Carolina And they read very similar which is a heck of a compliment to Jeff Acuda coming out of Ohio State He's that's the current defensive player of the year So you think he could Defensive player I think he's gonna be a perennial pro bowl player.  That's a big smile He's got a 4-4 flat in him, I know it he stumbled a little bit, but man If you watch that you don't like it I've really liked what I've seen from him obviously on the field and here today Way to follow through to you soon Charles the voice of the voice of my simulcam misery There's a winfield with another good rep here to finish up this drill With his great day that he said look at how he's put together in the lower half Okay, Antoine Winfield Jr. Has been having a day. I mean doing everything just I Like that guy because he follows through on everything looks like he really wants to be there They felt with Mistakes as one thing showing contrition and then changing things you need to change and last group of defensive backs They all have such amazing physics man, there is not one corner there Not one receiver not one safety not one wide receiver that is not shredded It's good it means they take the shit seriously Looks like Larry wheels and he's a defensive back count that Hopefully I'd say you could Oh damn Kyle Dugger It is he definitely doesn't look as light on his feet as some of the other guys, but That's because he's not as light 11-2 My god, what is this vertical gonna be? This is gonna be ridiculous So that is the best of the defensive back workouts the 2020 combine Well that means we've got one more to go until we crack into the draft guys the draft has actually happened already It's it's the 28th of April today, and it is a Tuesday and the draft happened over this previous weekend So so if you have enjoyed this video at all, please hit that like button It means a hell of a lot helps my channel get get out there You know if you want to spread these videos around you want more more NFL fans to see them You want more rugby fans to find out about NFL hit the like button it helps out helps everybody It's a win-win in the next one guys the last video of the day The biggest rises and fall is following the 2020 NFL scouting combines a perfect video to watch to finish this off because I've pretty much watched everything now, so that's it. It's a nice and short one three and a half minutes I will see you guys then peace out


movements across cell membranes endocytosis first the contents definition of endocytosis different types of endocytosis that is penocytosis pegocytosis receptor mediated endocytosis first the definition endocytosis endocomotel buta in in word so endocytosis is the movement of material in bulk amount from outside cell to the inside so normally this movement is in the form of vesicle a bulk of farm is a material byr's a layer lie jattain to him is called endocytosis can I think I say the diffusion say active transport say different diffusion active transport your facilitated diffusion where I may single single molecule of membrane juggie endocytosis may single molecule in bulk in large amount of molecule juggie byr's say and they're going to move kowai jattain endocytosis key teen basic types that is the penocytosis pegocytosis and receptor mediated endocytosis basically types here according to material agar material liquid form a liquid form is a material going to take you are going to that will be called as the penocytosis so pinocytosis can take a liquid material from outside of the cell to the inside or normally liquid material fluid intake is a type of soluble form a good solid material be mjooda there will be you have a radical form come in the work job o invading it k River here you see pinocytosis may fluid particles of fluid molecules jah seyi said to the (?) a vigorously unlike I'm gonna and I think like I'm not gonna malikul jahsey in every nation come on today you can tell you so okay I don't go but I don't go to that was equal to a and it is digested. Phagocytosis is basically the intake of solid material. When the cell has solid material it will also come near the solid material and the cell membrane will invaginate it and it is a vacuole form that comes into the cell. So, intake of solid material in the form of Vesical is called the Phagocytosis. Here you can see that the cell is the solid particle. Here you can see that it is a solid particle. Here you can see that it is a bacteria and it is a white blood cell.  So, as soon as the particle or bacteria comes near the cell what will the cell do? It will invert the membrane when it invaginates. As soon as it invaginates along with it it will form and when it moves inside the cytoplasm later it will fuse or merge with Lysosome. With the Lysosome both of them with the Lysosome and the solid food intake both of them it becomes Phagosome. Phagosome is absorbed by the useful material when it is taken out of the cell. Receptor mediated endocytosis In Receptor mediated endocytosis Pinosytosis and Phagocytosis the difference is that the material intake is first attached to the membrane. When it is attached to the membrane the membrane invaginates and the physical material goes inside the cell. Here you can see that the most common example is the cholesterol. When the cholesterol comes near the cell the membrane invaginates and the physical form goes inside the cell. In all types of endocytosis the material intake is always in the physical form.