You know the guys who call it car online? Not research, but I've been bought a car online. Imagine going online and designing a car, right? Get the car that you want, upgrade the leather seats, have a premium sound system. Now, we're going to practice it from a full country. And when you're done designing to your test or budget, just like anything you buy online, get the car cut out and use the paper. And when the car is delivered to your car, you will simply sign the agreement on the car's premium screen, which is the touchpad monitor, and when you're in the line, when you're ready, and you're ready to go to work, stick it in your coffee, and you simply open your phone and set the temperature. You run a comfortable 68-degree Fahrenheit for a 3.5 degree Celsius.  What does that mean? The car will weight itself up. It will open the garage, pack itself up, close the garage and wait for you at the grocery. And some in the car will hop to the highway or the freeway, and then return on the autopilot. Autopilot, what it means is that the car will actually drive itself. So steer itself, accelerate, de-accelerate, and where the environment will run itself, and pretty much hands-free and late-free. Now, you get into the, you come to that work, and you get a text message, or notifications saying, where is the new update for your car? Would you like to install it? Sure. I mean, even when you're getting your car, you will see a message on your screen saying your update is successful. And we'll have to show you a bunch of new features that we installed, release notes, and other people use the features. And then when you're ready in the evening to basically get out of work and ready to go home, you, oh, I could be right home. You're like, okay, I'll meet a couple of buddies. You're going for a happy hour. And you stop by the neighborhood bar and you arrive at the valley. And before you're getting in, remember, oh, this is the update. There's the valley mode. Open your smartwatch, open the app, and you will see the valley mode. So the valley mode does this. It's going to increase the limit of performance. You don't want the valley zipping away from the car. And it also increases privacy. You don't want the valley moving around in your GPS, moving out of the valley pin, where you live, where you work. Then, you know, you'll have a couple of drinks. And basically, ask your buddy to do a house in the car. So you don't want to ask him right two seconds earlier in the afternoon for a software update. So everything I just described was one word, which is Tesla, right. And this is real. It actually does it today. And it already exists. Right. Our science fiction theory. So once my brain is damaged, Tesla got to do a headless look on it. There. Tesla is a Google user, by the way. If you go to tesla.com right now, you can design and buy a car. Definitely. It's a Google implementation. What we want to make is software is the driver of innovation. We talk about ordering the car online from the US side. We talk about controlling the car through a smart phone or a smart watch. And the car itself is run by software. So the car will be updated, the car gets better with every new marketplace. So we're living in a world of connected devices. So the web apps, but I'm not even a mobile, it's not enough. And a few... So, a couple of years ago, everybody was talking about mobile first development. And companies are trying to figure out, you know, what's a mobile first strategy that's going to be going over. Tom Steadwell in his 2001 L.A. at the beauty store, he talks about API first problem. What that means is, you want to build your REST platform first, and then build your app on that side, only using APIs. This is short. It's headless. If you build your REST platform or backend in Google, that's an issue. This is the future of the REST. What is Google's position in this future of the REST? So the reasoning we're seeing in the world of APIs, Internet of Things, new devices, popping up every day, consuming and putting data. What is the place in the future of the REST platform that Google's base has been in the past? It's going to be more as a hub, a connector, at least a barrier of all these things. And not as a monolithic Google does it all. Well, the architecture has existed in software for a quarter of decades. It's not like Google invented it, but Google is monolithic. It's quite as one big chunk of code. To scale it, we're going to deploy multiple monoliths. It's all plopped together in one big application. Nothing long-long with the architecture. It has many advantages. It's generally consistent. It's self-contained. But in contrast to monolith, we have a new movement going on in the network. It's much bigger than Drupal. Drupal is part of it. It's not Microsoft's architecture. We're talking about Microsoft's architecture. What is it? The idea of Microsoft's architecture is to deliver an application to your customer in a lot of smaller pieces. It can be deployed and be operated independently. It's a lot more elegant. It's a lot more flexible. And it can scale much better than monolith. We're talking a little bit about what some of the advantages are of going headless, talking about what it is. It provides a lot more flexibility on the front-end and using front-end resources. It demands a lot of front-end tools, stuff like, for example, database queries, like the hands I could clean if I didn't want to do that. But that could be that. And it also makes it a lot easier to work in bigger teams like Android, iOS teams. Imagine having your Drupal team as well as having an Angular or a separate front-end team. And it extends the Drupal resources to an extent beyond the web. We're talking about internet with things, variables, smartwatches, TVs. Let's go on. And it also makes it future approval. We talked about Tesla a little while ago. It has apps in it. We're going to have a new app. They will give you an over-the-air update. But they're going to open it up for developers. And hopefully it can be for that to happen. And you can actually then do your own apps. It's going ahead and it makes it future proof as well. You can easily plug into your existing app. And Drupal itself, there are some advantages of using Drupal itself. It comes with security, internationalization, and access control. Drupal makes headless even more powerful because you're leveraging all what Drupal gives you to not happen. Of course, the large community behind it. And the whole thousands of modules available makes it very easy to support comparable platforms and capabilities where you can bring in. And then how long is it when you talk about Drupal today? You can basically take any Drupal 7 and make it as well. So, it's not a flexibility to do that. So, by the way, my name is Sam Seder and I'm the CEO of Drupal Solutions. We've been doing Drupal since 2007. And we've been doing Drupal since 2010. And how do you critique? My self critique, I work as an engineering manager of this string. I've been doing mobile application development as well as front-end application development for the last over five years now. Yeah. Moving forward, I'm going to go on this story what Sam has just shared about Tesla, right? You know, beyond that, right? I mean, what can you actually do with Drupal CMS? It's not just Drupal, it's Drupal, right? These are different ways you can use any Drupal CMS out there, right? Look at it, right? You can generate your static website on top of any CMS, right? The example shown over here is a 90 website which has a very rich UI experience. It's more of a static website generated out of the pool called Jekyll which has generation-positive content out on your CMS. And these websites are very useful where you just want to show the study content which is not going to be modified or like very frequently. Another way to use Drupal CMS is to go hybrid, right? So another example over here is the medium.com, right? Where most of it is content-related pages, but one of the pages which is highly effective is the content editing and adding, right? So those are the only pages where you Drupal the rest of it can easily come with CMS again, right? I don't know, guys, you can actually go into the single-page application as well, right? You can actually build Xbox applications, right? In Angular on top of any Drupal CMS. Another way to use it is doing native application, the link mobile application, right? So a couple of examples over here, so one of the examples of Angular app which lets you, or it's a social network for athletes and the teams, right? Where they communicate, they share the grills, they do that and then talk about it, right? The other is JavaScript which is nothing but for kids, right? I have a chance to work on couple of tools to applications that these are built on top of headless Drupal 7, right? Another way to use and build Drupal is to use a different CMS as a front layer. If you imagine you already have a CMS in Drupal, it serves, it's great it sits at this content management capability, but you still want people to let's say WordPress, right? The Connective website over here nothing but as a WordPress website then the back end still using the content from Drupal website. I think about it, right? We already saw static, high-grade, native application CMS, right? So these are different things you can do and go ahead with any deeper than CMS. Let's get started with AWS Drupal 8, right? With AWS Drupal 8, right? I mean, with Drupal 8 specifically it makes the APF first of course more easier than ever, right? I mean, Drupal 6, there are a lot of modules that are required to go headless and Drupal 7, they make it a little bit easier by introducing services module the JSON and the XML file with Drupal 8, you have made it a lot easier again. The SQL web service is actually the part of Drupal 8 code. So all you have to do is go and enable it. The serialization module which converts your data to JSON or the XML format and I think what is real new in Drupal 8 is the hard which is nothing but a certain convention to have the self-referencing links in your JSON or the XML. The thing about it, you are getting a node, right? In traditional terms, we will only get the UID the city of the ID is UID UID 1, UID 2, right? If you want information about UID 2 you will have to call it the Pregabian. What this hard does is it actually gives you the link of those UIDs all the self-referencing, all the integrated friends in that particular code here itself and your JSON is self-explanatory. You don't have to tell anyone that this is what the next file will be. Right? I don't know why you need the basic authentication, of course it is a to-give authentication as well in the layer but this is one of the basic what if you enable it and use the basic app on you to do the authentication of your REST APIs. Right? So this is one of the apps that we are going to create. We are going to actually go in with one of the vanilla components and create an app out of it and then, I mean, obviously before we have to expose the APIs and then go and then after that. So this is what we are going to do. We are going to do the application which will have any created to-do, marked as completed, not completed listed, added there, deleted so all the credit operations that are out there on the content type can be applied on this. So this is what we are going to do. See? So let's go and then build and work, let's do I hope it's visible at the end. So this is my thing. I just have a local installation that I have for a Google aid website. So the first step that we are going to do is like talk about the full modules which is all right. We are going to go and enable those modules and we are going to look for the modules. We have some services which is enabled. I have already pre-configured quite a few things. Then there is a serialization which is already enabled and there is a HAL module and the next is a BASIC or integration module. So one of the modules which I did not mention earlier is the REST UI module. So there is no need to contribute modules for Google aid but it gives a very good interface to manage your REST resources and not even there is less UI. Less UI out here. So this will be an input one managing our REST resources. Next we are going to do is we saw the Google app right. So let's just go and create the content type. So I will go to the structure I already have that content type created for us. So this is nothing but a simple content type or to do. I have the title which is already given by default and I have just created another boolean field called as complete. So let's say as simple as that we are just going to have a title which will say you are going to be tasked and the next you are going to have a field to figure out where it is then I am going to start. Now let's just go and actually enable our REST resources. Here is the configuration. The link over here the REST is what REST UI gives you. If REST UI wasn't enabled you have to go and write the code or write the syntax to your VML files and configure it. You have to actually code your configuration just write it and enable it. With this REST UI I am going to get this link and I am going to get on it. So as I recall the content resource is already enabled. That means these are groups go into the added REST link. So over here I have default any REST API or any content we can do all different operations there is actually to update the content or delete the content second post is to actually update the content third date is to delete the content and the last path is to add it or update the content. Over here the supported format as I mentioned is there is a high json the self-explanatory json the other two are the normal ones which we are used to. So the json and the axle are the other two formats. So we are going to add the json for all the code supported formats and that's all I will just go and do the same configuration. So actually we are contentless. We have actually exposed a content type over here. What does it mean I am just contentless I didn't do anything I just made few configurations. So there is nothing with this REST API that I could use any other kind over here so this is the postman which I am using. I am actually going to create a new REST API we are calling Compostman but before we do that one other thing we need to learn is the csrf plugin or what the csrf is this is cross-site request quantity. What it does is basically it makes sure you have to pass it makes sure your request is not forged or manipulated by some other source. So to do that we have to call a get csrf token API If you get it right I mean this is my domain or the local local and this is the end for the REST session token. Unfortunately this is not documented anywhere in Google it is there on some of the block pages or the nodes or the issue list right but there is nothing like this is documented in the center as we can get this end file I am just going to send it this one is shown here and this is the token which I get so this is my csrf token which I am going to use and call all my next API using this token so let's just go and create a tool right there is again my API so we did not so this is the csrf token we are not going to authenticate it yet we are going to authenticate it now with all the post request and the other request if you want to yeah so even I am not going to use this to get the token so it is more of a what Google doesn't actually validate with the resource or the request the new post request or the request whoever is making is the legitimate user so if you get the token and you have a valid token right you will pass it again if the same token is coming from yeah yeah it is kind of a different it is along the session so even with the forms in the token rate this comes back whenever it forms you open in booker 7 itself right the csrf token comes with it and when you submit the form the csrf token goes back with it so it is there in your html or html php somewhere which sends it back and where it is so this rest token is actually available to all I mean so even they could have given the authentication for csrf token as well but what we are going to do is I mean currently it is open for everyone but even the the post request is not actually open to everyone I am going to authenticate this post request to creator to do so this is the end point the mtp session note if you look at the body there is a title which is a file what is my value is this is my grocery I want to put it as my to-do this is my tag go and do the authorization so this is a post request which is a media authorization I will just go and do a basic art the model which we have you can do a cookie base authentication as well so let's say there is a user I already gave a rob as a possible job I will just update the request go and look at the headers these are the four headers that you would need the font and tag I am going to use the application so as json you can use high json or the x symbol as well authorization header this is nothing but just the base 64 encoding of your user name code and password along with the basic space request with it and the CSI token I will just copy paste what we what we just related I might have copied the old one let me just go back and generate a new one the CSI token send it I will just copy it again I am going to create to-do go to my headers and paste the CSI token these are the headers that I need I will go and make a standard request this is something we did not got anything in response with Brutal 7 we used to get the N90 of the model that we created but with Brutal 8 the only thing that I get is the status of this model created which tells me my node is created let's just go and cookie check out what did I create I will just go to the contents here is my node okay now that we have created let's just quickly create an API which catches me all the clues as well I am going to do well and let's see why I am using it I am going to expose a view as I just explored which catches me all the clues I will go to the structure views over here I am going to create a view let's say get to-do add new view over here I am going to create view name to-do I want to fetch the content of type to-do if we create it over here in Brutal 7 there was a separate model services underscore view that I created all I need to do is just enable this thing and define my end point I am going to do is rest views slash to-do slash yes let's say this is the end point you can define any end point I go save and add it what I am going to do is I am going to actually expose couple of keys that would be needed so so that's what I can do instead of entity I am going to create a speed type of display those titles title only save it, the other fields that I need is the NID because I am not going to do the pred operation this would need to use the node ID which is the unique identity file along with a complete field once I do that I have all my fields ready I want to expose since the complete is a complete field I am going to let's say return to 0 form so that's another thing for the ID that's it so this is what I have done one thing another thing which I need to do if you look at over here this is your sample response this is coming out of here the title field has self referencing links so I am going to remove it from the JSON perspective because I don't need it I am going to give my title again I will remove this link to the content right just like any other view parameter any how you define the view you have a conditional filter define view pass parameters and you can do it in here and expose it as a let's say here so you have actually exposed a view as a web service now this is going to be going this way we have our do do so this is the path that we use this view to slash this the format we are going to use is this over here there is the same method that's it so you might be wondering why I am not using any authorization over here the reason being the super 8 views are not supporting the basic authentication for a less exposed so there is a pass available out there if you apply that pass the basic authentication you have been doing with views I am not doing over here keeping it open for everyone for all the viewers out there but ideally you would use the authentication header here as well and hopefully within the 8.1 to 8.1 that pass in part of the code as well so for now let's assume I am in a spine I am in a dome and the response I want is 200 ok this is the response I have so that's why using the JSON I can use the HAL JSON over here as well and it will be HAL format that's it right so we have actually created all the previous I am not going to get into this update over here we are going to see it in the mobile application we are going to develop and consume both APS over there right so this is what I mean as just a request structure this recap of what we are doing in the personal you have your content that you have access to and this is by the way the request structure for creating a to-do for creating a to-do with the title and the content that you need to define next is this is a new term not even a new term what it means is the browser does not let JavaScript call or make a request to another domain so if you are on a particular domain let's say example.com from the JavaScript of example.com you want to call or make actually request to example.com also will not let you do that because you are calling it from the client think of it any malicious program can actually use your browser you might authenticate it on them the JavaScript of the other website you might have open can actually call so this is why the cost comes in place and so you can handle it you can set up the cost configuration APS level or PHP level to allow your request from the other domain so you can specify from this particular domain it's allowed, it's okay to call or make a request any HTTP request from that perspective so what I've done is I've just enabled it in the next or basically the Google so the sum of the code is already there it just makes it easier it just enables the calls for all the domains so I can actually make the cost to be a dot local from any different domain now that we have seen it we talked about different applications different mediums I'm going to say mobile don't just get limited by smart devices in your pocket it's any other device out there we are going to show you obviously a mobile application but at the same time a similar application can be developed for any device that you can have capability to make these applications so let's look at the mobile as well long misconception what is high grade, what is HTML app so these apps are basically the advanced UI interaction maybe the games are the best example to discover the native apps so whatever games you play on your mobile the native application they have the fastest performance they have either Polyvm Java they have Polyvm Objective C so you can actually you are actually building the application native using the which is supported by the operating system of your phone so this is the HTML5 where you can actually use the web development if you use more HTML, CSS and JavaScript it's good enough to develop the application you can instantly update it, you can access the web browser put it anywhere on the web server you can access it on the web browser the other third one is the hybrid application where you can still use the web development skill because HTML, CSS and JavaScript at the same time lets you use the native because of your phone as well so things like camera, GPS accelerometer, anything that you can do you can go and build the hybrid application which has best of both HTML and HTML and the advantage that it actually supports multiple platforms you can build a single application to support the multiple platforms you can also build an Ionic framework it's a hybrid framework it's an open source SDK which is available to develop the mobile application, the hybrid applications out there its performance officers is unlike any other hybrid application development tool out there because it has no G query which takes a lot of time it does minimal DOM operations so you can have a real time effect at the best performance but at the same time, as close as to the native after all it's based on Angular so Ionic was built when Angular 1 was out now there is a beta version of Ionic out there which is based on Angular 2 so you are actually coding in JavaScript as CSS and you can probably use your web application which is in Angular and transform into an Ionic mobile app as well and it's native focus, anyone who has done the native environment development it's easy to learn it at the same time it's available where you build it once and deploy it at the multiple platforms but quickly you have to install it so you have these are the variables you need to have a home.js you need to have a folder installed you need to have a realistic install on the map, like really the highest pair from the X code from the Ionic module these are the couple of commands you need to learn support just Ionic 1 and then you can install Ionic which will install in Ionic 1 for the beta version which is Ionic 2 is the Angular 2 you need to just do the Ionic and the beta after you install it and to start with right I mean there are multiple boilerplate codes directly available which you can use and get started so we are going to use one of them over here to just do the bootstrap and the high file Icon version 2 in here for the Ionic 2 and at the same time you can do it in Zavascript you can do a real application to fscript so what we are going to do is actually build an application in Zavascript for now so these are the references you can see get the details and instructions at ionicfamble.com slash get me started so I'm going to highlight over here this is the Ionic project circle this is the main entry point of your Ionic app so just like in next.php in your group there is an actual hpm over here on ionicfamble.com there is an ionic app tag so this is where your application gets into it so this is what your starting point is and this is where you actually start the boot component of your app is in app.js so a great app syntax over here defines if this is the boot component you define the template url and you are familiar with Angular might be related because there is more like defining the UI of your boot component there is a small class that constrictors are guaranteed with this empty in here so another small thing we are going to learn is the components in here so any reusable UI element is a component these are nothing but the built-in blocks of your mobile app they are generally made of your hpm in the CSS but it tends to include the Zavascript as well so this is the app that we are going to build the 4 apis or the 5 apis that we exposed we are actually going to consume and build this mobile application in it so let me just go into this so I have already run the ionic start command I have that already with me so just ignore these 3 folders one of the to-do list services folder these 2 folders actually the other 4 folders are what you get by default in the browser because there are multiple variations out of there so what I am using is a tab and 3 pages so this is why I am running I just blown it and what I need to do is if I am trying to learn this app in the browser since it is an hpm you can still run your mobile app in the browser I am going to do ionic start in this way we are just going to compile my hpm in the CSS or the the CSS the start into the CSS so this is my mobile app in the browser as of now so this is the boot component I have 3 tabs out there it feels like native and here even though it is a hybrid app we are here in the code this is where we actually get started so what we are going to do is actually translate the same app and build the to-do app that we just saw so I am going to copy and paste a couple of pages of code over here to get started with so I am going to go in here there is a to-do list so I have already created 3 mpp files in here you can see it is a direct hpm with mp hpm and in here there is a to-do list so every component as I said you might have a javascript, html and your CSS so this is get started with a javascript file first by the way this could have been a javascript file as well since you can write the ionic app or even the Android 2 app as well what I am going to do is write this for fun import page from iclinic ionic slash ionic over here and then I am going to tell ionic that this is nothing but just my page page by page I mean it is a screen for me I am going to remove this for now this is my template URL from it I am going to create a class for myself this is my class I will do constructor in here this is my constructor, I am the constructor for now that is it I will just define the page just go and quickly define the html for it as well so in the html what I am going to do is I can surely copy paste some html this is one of the tag where I am in the content so ionic actually gives you out html tags out there so you have the buttons, the formatted buttons checkbox, check page, you can directly use it I am just placing the ionic html tags in there what I am doing is I have just created a section put it in the header and input box out there now that we have defined the first component it is a simple UI which has nothing available at the hiding and input box I am going to tell ionic that this is my root component I am going to go to the app.js instead of inputting the tabs.js I am going to import my to do list in here I am going to write the part of it which tells that I need to import this and I am going to say this is my root page in here as you can see as I saved it it actually automatically refreshed my browser version it should have done that here is it I am going to do the basic to do that there is no styling at it because remember our case if I was empty what I am going to do now is quickly copy with some CSS to make it a little beautifier and so over here I am just going to do this one less you can see over here my size is about 5 my CSS got changed let's just go and see it I am going to start it again the next we are going to do is define the rest of the HTML define the different events on it and then integrate the APIs to connect with my APIs that I just created so even in the JavaScript file I have I am going to copy paste some of the constructor code I am going to just copy paste few lines of code in here so what I am doing is I am defining my constructor so there is a service which we are going to create just now and I am asking it to get the CSR that is supposed to be here with report we are going to set the authentication header in here and then get the to-do so different health proportions that I will create in here so just go and define our services file as well I am going to do this service.js so over here copy paste some of the code so this is nothing this is again over here I am defining the class so it is not a component it is not a page because I am not using it at the red page directory so service is nothing but just like your class so there is nothing just an injector class from the Angular that would be needed to inject the HTTP into my class that would be used in here the HTTP and the headers are needed to make the HTTP request from INA for Angular 2 and this is nothing just elaborate to map your data from JSON to XML so now that I have done this so over here this is my get CSRF function which does nothing it has got HTTP object yes and the root UI what I have defined over here is you can create .local the user with the password that we just saw in the application the same UI as this the same way the set of the invocation header that we have a function to get the to-dos in here and the other way to do motion in here so once I have done it the last thing that I am printing is I need to update my HTML to show the list what I am going to do is go to the list of HTML copy some more HTML in here so if you are familiar with Angular 2 you might be familiar with the 2-way binding concept over here so over here I am using the ng model the Angular 2 where anything you input the input box will be translated into this ng model yes assign to this ng model and whenever you update this model it will get the same frame same way I have just added another section which is doing nothing but just I am printing 2-night-to-dos object and creating a row for each to-dos line item in there so I have used another HTML there I have got a component of an INA which is INA checkbox you could use any HTML checkbox as well so you saw your HTML you work over here you will see that with some of the INA and some of the Angular and some of the normal HTML that's it right that's all we have done so we have some other that we need to do this call so we can resolve INA to the INA which I did all I need to do over here is instead of INA I need to use it as INA to frame it I think it should compile now which it did okay you can see it let's create another to-dos okay there it is okay there it is my to-dos what happened I am clicking on this it called the services you can verify it by doing an inspect element you can make sure and go to your network and see all these I just have to mark something is done which have time in the test request which is nothing but just the update request which is marking a to-dos complete okay yeah so you can do all of it you can edit it and all so far we have only developed the application we have not even seen the mobile version of it right and we were talking about the mobile application what I am going to do is go into my ID again I am going to stop this right now which is INAkEmirake iOS INAkEmirake iOS it actually generates and combines a code a project then it translates into an export project which is understandable by the export and then it it gives export to generate the IP file or the So you can similarly run it on Android phone as well, over there, you call it, hang on, I have something I don't know, I'm not sure if I should not know until I can show you because I'm doing it on local. Yeah, so the idea is I mean similarly if it will appear over here, it's just like it didn't develop, right? So you can do all this kind of operations in here on the mobile application. So going back, presentation, right? That's what you've been. So that was how to create a REST platform and then how do you actually do the mobile app using Ionic and then actually use your power. So just in closing, just wanted to quickly talk about a couple of things. I just want to remember Dries in his 2011 keynote at Shubhama Groupagon talked about if you were to start Groupagon Scratch today, I would build the phone mobile experience first and desktop experience second. Fast forward, 2016, yesterday when Dries was keynote, he was talking about, you know, the first industrial revolution, which is a digital revolution. And some of the prominent Drupal community members that came together recently written a manifesto which kind of defined what one of the four goals are related to that. So we should not be able to go through what those four goals are. If we want Drupal to be the preferred back-end content management system for designers and front-end developers. We believe that Drupal's main strength lies in the power and flexibility of its back-end. Its primary value to users is an ability to architect and distribute complex content models. We believe that client-side content famous are the future of development. And it's critically important for Drupal to be services oriented first, not HTML oriented or risk-becoming development. When we think about building a front-end application, you know, what's the first thing with this platform that comes in your mind, right? It's probably Angular, right? React, perhaps, Angular is probably the most popular. When you think of building a mobile application, what's the first platform that comes in your mind? Probably iOS, Android, maybe one of the platforms that I have been, for example.  That's the back-end that comes in your mind. So without a political question, it's basically none. That's really that there is no back-end that really comes in your mind. And we know that Drupal is great at modeling data and creating creating data. So, as a community, our goal is to make Drupal that weapon of choice for the emerging front-end development community. So, what we're going to do is it's going to take us to really exciting markets, new use cases, and enable us to build some really, really awesome applications. So, thank you very much. If I could come in, we'll just open up with some questions and answers. Do you have any questions related to Atlas? So it's just TMS, right? That's kind of the truth, right? So the question is, the work of a database goes by application, where does it go, right? So it's actually in our CMS, right? In the CMS, the Drupal has the database, right? The same database is being used by a mobile application. So it doesn't make an HTTP request to pass the pay or pay card via that HTTP request to Drupal, and then Drupal then stores it into the database. It's the same database. Yes, yes. It's a content type. So you can basically expose any entity, any content. The other resources that are available, by default in Drupal, even like Exxonomi, your users, you can, so those are likely available to be exposed as well as they can. You can create custom APIs as well. You can actually put anything in customer support as well as they can. So, by the way, I mean, so it's like this, right?  So Drupal does it by default.  So you don't want anyone on the mobile to make a complete HTTP request just to find out the variation is failing. I mean, let's say you are entering some feeling, I don't want to validate mobile so that HTTP request does not happen. So I don't even do it at both the places, but Drupal will do it for sure, whatever you have to find in the back. You've maintained any catching system? Yes, so the rest APIs in Drupal 8 are actually catched on the mobile side. So on the mobile side, you can use any of the techniques, right? I mean, so whatever you can, actually your local database as well as you need to, you can use other caching techniques out there and mobile to get the data. Are you trying to build up, asking about your offline applications or any other type of application? Yeah, so you can do that, yes. So the same Drupal app was actually inspired from one of the app out there which was built in Angular 2 and was storing data in your browser using local storage. So what we did is we removed the local storage and we just impugned the rest APIs for the data and we stored it back in. So the major difference comes in the way where the performance comes. So there's a relevant bit ionic, this is a new framework which I started learning a few months back, right? I mean, I was a little bit reluctant to go with a hybrid application to start with. I did a lot of native application development but what stands out in ionic is that it has no jQuery which already slows down things. It does minimal DOM manipulation things which makes it a bit faster, right? And then Angular 2 and all support, right? They said, anyway, evolving to the new smart phones out there they said, yeah, they were not doing a lot more than what other real smart phones were, right? So it is bridging that gap and the performance, right? I think the ionic is better. Application for Apple devices can be made on non-Apple devices? That same app which we developed could be run into the Android device as well. No, my question is for the development. Like, it needs export and the Apple I released to emulating the development Apple iOS app. But can it be run on non-Apple things like Linux or somewhere else? You can run it but probably finally you would need a Mac. So basically it doesn't have the browser version which you were seeing, right? You can actually develop the application on Linux or anywhere, right? So once you have done, once you have done it your application will just be for the finalization. You would need export to generate the finalization. So no way out other than that? Not really. That's what Apple does it do. If you can't escape the same escape here because it moves all over and moves right then the car has to take more time then. It will be good for us to call many request in the mouse tag and also... So I am asking, I mean, is it okay to develop mouse over in an even screen mobile application? Yes. Yeah, that's fine. You can use it again. If lots of under comes then effects are performance of the mobile screen. Right, so that's good for any native application as a right. You have to actually wait for the content to come and then only you can perform operations on it. Instead of going for Drupal and the back end why don't we write the back end in a simple way and I just could have said it. One of the things that is relevant with Views API that we saw in Drupal 7, right, if you were exposing a Views as a less API it would actually run all the theme functions and all the other things that it does to Views. But in Drupal 8 it's as good as the native PHP variants. It's just hitting the PHP function where anything in the database and fetching it is as good as that. So you are escaping all the other Drupal 8 or Drupal's function into your theme where anything that happens to the Views. So it's kind of similar that. Is it responsive? Views output. So if I have written some kind of Views I want the View output in my mobile. Is it automatically responsive to mobile? So responsive is very tied up with the page layout as well. Yes. So I mean that would depend on the theme that we are using in Drupal. But that's different unless you won't need a less API for the less API. No. I have a list card for Views and for this. And change is it a responsive layout automatically or what? I'm not sure. Again I think it's depending on the theme. And if the theme is responsive it will be able to do it all. Do you see hybrid apps in future matching native apps? Like a lot of such new technologies are around now. Famous like Ioni. Every now and then you'll see a new one. So how about matching of these two native apps and how are hybrid apps possible in the team? Yes, I do. I am for a couple of reasons. Since we are dealing with these improving front-end technologies AngularJS we have any other. It's taking it up to a new level. At the same time your performance of the devices that you have is increasing day by day. You have 4 GB phones in your pocket right up here. Depending on that, yes. At the same time it also depends on the application that you are trying to build. It wouldn't be a good idea to build a game as a hybrid application. But if there is a lab which is more content driven and all, it might be a good idea to build a hybrid application some of the conference is quite native interactions you can still go to a native party and that's what the hybrid is right. Depending on the use case that you are trying to solve is depending on the use case it might need to be better and in some cases it might be equal. In the end as you have seen it's running on your application so what it does is you can sort of the TypeScript which I mentioned the TypeScript is actually the object of writing the TypeScript. The TypeScript is a way to create that language and you can find what kind of language it will be. It will be a string but in the TypeScript it's open. With TypeScript you can actually see the city that you are in. You can see that in that manner you are asking where this package as one single or maybe a multiple string page is and given to a value with a fill. Last question and then if you have any questions of this course of contact information you guys can reach out to us. I'm building a website for a book publisher company and they have book pages. There we have some more filtering system like 10 or 15 feet up and we solve the problem by views in our front end using group of giving. But is it will be very easy or hard to build the same filtering system using irony. Like I have I can filter the books by book title author, publication, education. Yes, yes, yes. So anything that is coming out of the view which is getting the data you can explore it as a get API. You can even pass it on textual filters. You can tell it right from this session just fetch my UID and give me the notes which are written by this particular UID. You can use the filters whatever filters are available. So anything in the filter as a get API. So I guess we are out of time. I may even have a portion doing better knowledge. Thank you.


Let's find out from Aaron Boone about this one in the manager's report brought to you by Geico Aaron, why do you think it was such a struggle for Cole tonight? um I think just command-wise he was a little off And not and not frankly a lot, you know a lot of close pitches That they did a good job with and he and he made a couple mistakes, you know You know when he was trying to get it to a spot and And yanked a couple on the homers the curemeyer homer, you know trying to go away with that And I think just pulled it in the kind of the nitrogen and then Choi was a tough match up trying to backdoor the slider, but probably just a little too much of the plate You know, I thought he competed really well for having all kinds of traffic and kind of managed his way through it and I thought Actually similar to Atlanta I feel like he is getting into that midseason form where in his delivery the stuff's coming out very easy You know, I think it's just just tightening up that elite command which makes him You know Garrett Cole, which makes him an ace so but but they they strung, you know a lot of tough at bats against them He's now allowed 12 home runs on the season. Is that number alarming to you? I mean look it's a little surprising. Um, I think that'll as we as we go here I think hopefully that continues to come down as he just continues to execute a little bit better You know, but also think, you know Anytime you're going up against an ace like Garrett, you know From a game planning standpoint, you know, I think guys Sell out for some things a little differently than they normally would and and sometimes those mistakes can turn into slug So I think he's been bitten by that obviously a little bit here in a few outings, but I don't expect it to become a trend But the last two outings a little bit of rough ones for him Do you worry at all about a guy like Garrett Cole or do you just expect that he'll get it right? Yeah, I expect it and and again what I'm seeing in a lot of ways I know I know the the line hasn't been great, but I feel like the improvement As far as the ease of his stuff and the delivery Is very close to where it needs to be and and it has even improved from the beginning of the season


Miss Margaret Whiting, a tale well calculated to keep you in suspense. I hadn't let Roof talk me into serving that last car that came into the drive in that rainy night. It was late and I was tired. Please take that order. I got three other cars and I'm waiting for French fries. Well, look at the clock. Well, it's near midnight and I'm off duty. Oh, please, Mildred. Just this one more, will you? I'll do the same for you tonight. Oh, the doctor's car. See, anyway, you got nobody waiting for you. It was true. No one was waiting for me. Only the bus which would take me to North Hollywood would be a partner for a hood alone. So I buttoned up my raincoat and I took a menu over to the car. Good evening. Never mind the menu. Just some black coffee and a ham sandwich. Please hurry it. I hurried it, but when I clamped in the tray, I had to roll down the window a little. When I touched the handle, it felt kind of sticky and my fingers were red. Blood red. Oh, I'm Dr. Russell. I just had an emergency patient in the car. An accident? Yes. Sunset and Vine, quite a crash. I just happened by. I took one of them to the hospital. Oh, I see. I look back trying to wipe the blood from my hand with a paper napkin. It gave me a creepy feeling to have somebody's blood on my hand. I was keeping a close track of the time and I was a little worried for fear the big driving clock wasn't right. Sometimes ran slow, so I took a coin for my apron pocket. The thing is it was worth the dime not to miss that last bus to North Hollywood. I walked over to the pay phone and I was about to drop the dime. I looked out and he was leaning on the horn and beckoning to me at the same time. What's the dime back in my pocket and hurried out to him? I'm sorry, but I'm in a hurry. I haven't time for this coffee to cool off. How much do I owe you? Forty cents. Here you are. I hope I didn't interrupt your phone call. Wasn't important, was it? No. I was just checking on the time. Didn't want to miss my bus. Well, there was a clock right over your head. It's usually wrong. I have the time. It's about four minutes to twelve. Oh, I am going to miss it. What time does it leave? Midnight from Hollywood and Highland. Hop in. I'm going right past there. Oh, wonderful. I'll just get rid of this stuff. All right. In my hurry to unhook the tray from the window, I gave it a jerk and it fell crashing to the ground. Oh, darn. Please help me pick up these things, will you? I'm going to miss my bus. All right, Mildred. Don't get shook. We picked the things up quickly and moved them to the kitchen. Then I noticed something shining on the ground. It was one of the shakers that had fallen from the tray. I picked it up, put it in my apron pocket, brushed over to the other side of the car and got in. I suppose you're in a hurry because someone's waiting for you. No. I live alone, but I'd hate to walk all the way out to North Hollywood in this rain. You won't have to walk. This is very nice of you. I appreciate it. Not at all. Would you mind rolling up that window on your side? There's a draft. Of course. You can let me off at that corner over there. All right. Anywhere along here will be all right. This is fine. Hey, you're turning the wrong way. Am I? Yes. This goes out to Laurel Canyon. Does it? You thought you were pretty smart, didn't you? I don't know what you mean. Please, let me out of this car. You thought I wouldn't see you. Go to the phone. The phone? Well, I was calling about the time. Honest, I was. The time? With that clock over your head? But I told you that clock's long sometimes. Besides, who would I call? Why should I call anyone about you? You were calling the police. No. Honest, I wasn't. Why should I call the police? You know why. No. Really, I don't. Because you saw it. So what? His blood. Whose blood? The blood of the man I just murdered. A few people and some cars in the next few blocks. And I thought of calling out. And then I knew why he told me to roll up the window when I'd first gotten to the car.  And I could see the road dark and lonely up ahead. Look, I didn't know anything about you. Honest, I didn't. Please, let me go. You know something about me now? I won't tell anybody, whatever it is. I promise you I won't. Honest promises. Remind me to tell you a story about a woman and a promise. Oh, let me out. Please, let me out right here. It's a long way to North Hollywood. Well, that's all the better. It'll take me hours to get there, and you'll be miles away by then. I'm not taking any chances with you. Please let me out. I've got to get home. You said no one was waiting for you. You live alone. No one will miss you. He heard the siren and looked quickly into the rear of your mirror. Then he took a gun from his pocket and turned to me. If that's for us and we're stopped, remember, I've used this gun before tonight, and I can use it again if I have to. If I'm taken, you'll go first.  If you want to live, you won't try to pull anything. What's the trouble, officer? Going off so fast for a wet night, aren't you, sir? I followed you up from Hollywood Boulevard. I'm Dr. Russell. This is Nurse Johnson, emergency call. Let's see your identification, sir. As he fumbled through his pockets, the motorcycle cop looked over at me. I thought for a moment that I could signal him with my eyes. Then I knew he wasn't looking at me. He was looking down at my white starched apron, which you could see under my raincoat. He thought it was a nurse's uniform. There you are. Okay, Doc. Sorry I stopped you. Oh, just a minute. What is it now? The rain started to slide up the canyon away. Take it easy. Thanks. I will. You're not Dr. Russell, are you? What do you think? Halfway up the canyon we came to the landslide. It wasn't a big one, but it had made a terrible mess of the road. It didn't slow down and the car swerved crazily as it slipped from one side of the road to the other. Suddenly it felt as though the whole rear end had left the pavement. I looked over at him. He was tense. His knuckles turned white as he clutched the wheel. He shoved the car into reverse. I prayed it wouldn't move. It didn't. We were stuck, hopelessly stuck. A ball of luck. Suddenly the canyon was filled with light. The car had come around the curve behind us. This might be my chance. Remember, I still have this gun. Don't try anything. Hey, we're stuck here. Could you give us a push? How do you like that? Now I have to get out. I have to put something under the wheel. You stay here. There were some bushes by the side of the road. If I could reach them, maybe I could run up the hill and hide until he went away. I carefully turned the handle of the door. I could see him in a rear-view mirror. He was at the back of the car. I used the door gently open. I put one foot out. I was just sliding out when I heard him behind me. They're not going any place. Come here. Give me that raincoat. Why? I need something dry to stuff under this wheel. But I... You won't be nating it. I hesitated a moment. He ripped it off my back. Bent down and stuffed it under the wheel. Stuck out of his back pocket. If I could get it. No, if I could lay my hands on it, I held my breath and I reached out. It seemed so far. I finally touched it. And I snatched it from his pocket. Give me that gun. I'm getting out of here. You can't stop me now. Can't I? No. You stay right where you are. I won't hurt you. All I want is to get home. I'm going, but if you try to follow me, I'll... You're what?  I don't think you will. Yes, I will. You think I'm afraid. Aren't you? No.   And I'm going to tell the police. Now you stay where you are. Don't come any closer. I'm not afraid. I'll shoot. Good thing I used them all up tonight. Now give me that gun and get in that car. Can it kill me? I've got to. Rain had let up. It's just grizzling now. Suddenly we came over the crest of the hill. Way down below, the city stretched out for miles. Minutes of lights glittering in the rain. For a moment I forgot my fear. It's so beautiful. Look out, mountain. Top of the world. Ever been up here before? No. Nice, isn't it? Yes. I used to come up here with a girl once. Used to sit and talk for hours. Come on, Will. We'll get a better view if we get out. I knew it was no use arguing, so I followed him. But not all the way to the edge of the cliff, which dropped away into deep darkness. Come on. I'm afraid to get so close. You won't fall. That's Los Angeles over there. I was born there. And I went to school there, too. I used to get in all sorts of trouble at school and over that way towards the ocean, telling you about it. Does she still live there? No. Because she couldn't keep her promises. The jury said I was insane, but I think it was the sanest thing I ever did. I thought about it a lot. If I could keep him talking, maybe a car would come along. Maybe something would happen. It was my only chance. You know the difference between right and wrong? You killed someone else tonight, didn't you? Yes. Dr. Russell? Yes. He was one of the men who said I was insane. I'll catch you. No, no. No, they won't find the doctor for several days. Well, what are you going to do now?  I started to back away slowly. I'd made a mistake of reminding him of the present. My hands went instinctively to my apron pocket for something to defend myself with. I knew there was a pencil there. It was sharp. Maybe I could scratch him, hurt him some way with it, but when I reached for it, I felt something else instead. Something cold and hard. It was puzzled for a moment, and then I remembered it was the shaker I'd picked up at the drive-in. You can't get away now. Then he started moving toward me, me with only a pencil and a shaker to defend myself. It's too bad I came into that drive-in tonight. Well, why did you? Because I was hungry. I hadn't eaten for a long time. Well, weren't you afraid someone would see you? No alarm had gone out. Well, how did you know? I knew. If only you hadn't rolled that window down.  It's too late. I heard a car coming up the hill. The sudden movement, his arms were about me in a tight embrace. I started to scream, and suddenly his lips closed over mine, pushing my head back roughly, he kissed me. I could scarcely breathe. I felt the car's lights on us like a spotlight. He held me for a long moment. When the car had passed, he released me. A pencil had fallen to the ground, and I was left with only the shaker in my hand. I fingered it nervously, and I felt the top coming off, and the contents spilling into my hand. What have you got in your hand? Nothing. Give it to me. He grabbed my wrist and pulled me towards him. We were moving to the edge of the cliff, but my other hand was free, and I threw the handful of pepper into his face. He tried to clear his eyes, but it was too late. The pepper had blinded him. He lunged out for me, and stepped aside quickly, and he slipped in the mud. His hands went out to steady himself. He clawed frantically at thin air, and then he fell over backwards, over the edge, to the darkness below. Then my legs wouldn't support me. I sank into unconsciousness. I don't know how long I lay on the wet ground. When I came to it was raining again. I was soaked to the skin, and my hair was caked with mud. There was no one in sight. The lights of Los Angeles sparkled peacefully far below, and I knew that somewhere on the other side of these hills was North Hollywood and my apartment. As I rose slowly to my feet and started back down the road, somehow everything that had happened seemed unreal, like a dream. Everything but the warm pain of my bruised lips carried kiss me to keep me from crying out. Production of Drive-In Written by Mel Denighting in Tonight's Story where Gayle Lucas, William Wintersall, and Norm Alden. Listen.


Autolight and its 98,000 dealers bring you Mr. Robert Cummings in tonight's presentation of... Suspense. Tonight, Autolight presents a story based on fact. The dramatization of one man's deadly way of earning his living. All he needed was the morning newspaper, a telephone, and a gun. It's called WANTAD, our star Mr. Robert Cummings. Good evening. This is Harlow Wilcox. You, and I mean every one of you, have the opportunity of a lifetime. The Autolight family offers $100,000 to be distributed by you to your church, hospital, favorite, local or national charity, heart or cancer fund, march of dimes, any recognized charity. And it's so easy to participate. Just visit the showroom of any DeSoto, Hudson, Plymouth, Studebaker, Dodge, Willis, Nash, Packard, Kaiser or Chrysler dealer. Ask him for a registration form, print your name and address and have him sign it. Now, here is Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney, who is famous for her work with charities. She, like thousands of others, wants to know more about the amazing Autolight family charity fund. Thank you. This $100,000 Autolight family offer for charity sounds like a most extraordinary opportunity for all Americans to help their favorite charities. Can anyone register? Anyone in America, Mrs. Whitney. Mrs. Whitney will be back later to hear more about this great drawing. Remember, visit your Autolight family car dealer and sign up tomorrow. And now, Autolight presents transcribed want ad, starring Mr. Robert Cummings, hoping once again to keep you in suspense. I see a guy in my line works alone, more or less. At least he should. But when I first got into town, I met a little lady. And after we'd known each other a couple of months, we got married. As a matter of fact, it worked out pretty well. Every morning, she gets up ahead of me, picks us some eggs and coffee. It's pretty nice, huh? But the little lady's name is Wilma. Baby. Oh, baby. You're with the Funnies? Do you have to work today? No. Oh, I was hoping we could spend a quiet day together here. You know, sort of lie around, look at the paper and everything. Maybe you know I'd like that. But I have to do other things. Leave me all alone to spend the day by myself. I've got new dress. I could wear it. Bye. Now, I better get busy. Oh, you just never pay any attention. Well, all right. I think I'll go win the shopping. I'll see you later. Yeah, bye-bye. Section 3 is 10-17. K-8. Hello? I'm calling about an advertisement in this morning's paper. Do I have the right number? Yes, yes I am. What kind of code is it? Well, that sounds like something I might be interested in seeing. Let me get that down. All right. 14, 25, what? How do you spell that? Yandota, yeah. In about an hour. Thank you. And for the money? For the show. Three to make ready. Four to go. Five to make sure. Six. How many women can go out and pluck down the kind of money it takes to walk out of a store with a main coat? Huh? For my dough, not any.  And you can bet when the coat's got to go that he's already gone. The lady's got to eat. Get it? She's all alone. And she wants to sell her coat. How do you do? Yes? I'm Mr. Vernon. I called about your advertisement in the paper this morning. Oh, yes, Mr. Vernon. You haven't sold it yet? Well, no, I haven't. Oh, it's good. Now, I don't want to do business with any dealer. I just don't want to be bothered with any dealers. Half a dozen have called me already. I hope you're not a dealer, Mr. Vernon.  Well, I can't tell anymore. They're very clever people. I just want to sell the coat outright to somebody. Not on any contingency bases or anything like that. Just sell it outright. You know what I mean? But I'll have to see it before I can make an offer. Well, all right, come in. Well, I'm Mrs. Phelps. Oh, how do you do? You have a very, very nice home here, Mrs. Phelps. Thank you. Have you lived here long? Two years. Would you like to step in here, please? Oh, yes, sure. Oh, dear, I've been plagued to death with all kinds of dealers. I don't know how, but some of them found my address without even calling the number I put in the paper. Do they do things like that? No, they sure do. Let me tell you, they certainly do. Well, there it is. Yes. That's very, very nice. Very, very nice. It's silver mink. Yes. Oh, say, could I ask you to put it on for me, Mrs. Phelps, and help me? You see, you're about my wife's size. Oh, sure. Well, you can see it's very full. Sleeves are very full, too. See, see, batwing sleeves and cups, too, makes the coat very luxurious. Yes, a lot of coat there. Just a lot of coat, Mrs. Phelps. Well, I love it. I just love it. My husband bought it for me a year ago, and I hate to have to sell it, but, well, I need the money. You can see that it's hardly worn at all. Uh-huh. See, here, look at the lining. It's all intact. I don't think I wore this coat more than a dozen times.  Well, Mr. Phelps paid $4,500 for it. These are the insurance papers. Now, you can see what they insured it for. Uh-huh. Now, I'll tell you right now, a friend has already offered me $2,800 for it. I wouldn't think of selling it for anyway near that. I'd rather keep it. Would you think of selling it for $34? $34? Yeah. Well, that's still pretty cheap. I don't have to tell you that a coat's a year old, $600 depreciation, that's not bad. I could possibly get the same coat for $38. I doubt if you'll get a better offer than $34, Mrs. Phelps. I'm willing to pay for it right now. Well, I'll have to talk to my husband first. Is he here now? Well, he's not home right now, but he'll be here any minute. Could you come back this afternoon? Or maybe you could just... I came to buy the coat now. I'm leaving town this afternoon. I thought you were ready to sell. Well, I... All right, Mr. Vernon, I'll take your offer. Good. But I don't know you at all. You understand you'd have to give me a certified check or I'd have to keep the coat until your check cleared the bank. Well, pay cash. I brought the cash with me. Oh. Anything wrong with that? Oh, no, no, Mr. Vernon. I just didn't expect to sell it so quickly. I still have the box that came in. It's a perfectly lovely box. I'll give you that for nothing. Yes, I would like the box. You know, Mr. Vernon, you are getting a bargain, a real bargain in this coat. I tell you, my husband and I looked almost two years before we found a mink that... Well, just suit it, you know what I mean? Now, you can buy any fur coat, a mink or a sable. I don't care what it is. Thirty days later, you hate the side of it. But this one, your wife will never get tired of. Look, isn't this a pretty box? Yes, yes, this. Now, you tell your wife to be sure and keep it in a fur storage vault during the warm months. You have to take care of me. Now, that's all there is to it. Yes, I know this. Something like this, you really got to take care of. Oh, my, I'm glad you came in the morning. I want to take the money to the bank right away. I'd hate to have to keep that much money around the house. I figured you would, Mrs. Phelps, so I won't bother giving you the money. What? But then you won't have to make a trip to the bank to worry about the money around the house. Oh, you mean you want to give me a personal check? I want to give you nothing. Well, you did come here to buy this coat. Don't you want it? Yeah, I want it, lady.  I sure am. Don't scream. Don't open your mouth. Oh, don't hurt me. Worth $4,000. One year old. Real goodbye. You should have seen your face when I told you I'd give you 3,400 bucks for it. Oh. I'm a thief. Anybody could buy that coat brand new for 2,500 bucks. It'll bring me about 1,000 of the shapes in right now. I'm a thief with a gun in my hand, taking what I want. Now, if you figure out what you'd be if you were counting my 3,400, you're quite a cute kid, Mrs. Phelps. But then I'm used to people like you. Get in there. Don't take my coat, please. It's the only thing I have that's worth anything. Well, that's how simple it works. I've been in the business for a little while now and I know a few things about it. Of course, you've got to watch your step and be ready for anything that happens, like today. Liz, Liz, I've been trying... Oh. Who are you? Oh, hi. Who are you? I'm Frank Phelps. Who'd you say you were? I didn't say. Besides, you wouldn't know me anyhow. Where's Liz? Hey, that's Liz. It is. That's Liz's coat. My God. Why you? What have you done to her? Hey, what's been going on here? Hang on to your hat, brother. You won't get hurt. She's okay. No cheap crooks going to come into my house and pull a stunt like this. I'll show you. Get down. Stay down. You people certainly have something to talk about over dinner tonight, won't you? Yeah, something you can talk about all right. Now, when the hard part is done, and it isn't usually as hard as it was today, the next part is to get a hold of a fence who can use and make coats. Pretty easy. I use water myself. He takes the pain out of everything. I don't go to him. Just a little old phone call, and he comes to me. Sorry. Huh? You blew it this time, boy. I don't want this thing. It's too hot. Keep it. What's the matter? Are you getting touchy? I'm not getting anything. I just don't want to do business with you anymore. No, sir. Now, wait a minute.   The smash makes you big time, huh? Is that it?  Hands off of me, boy. The last time I'll ask. No sense in that. I'm going to try very hard. But I don't think I'm going to like you anymore.  Huh? That guy Phelps died this afternoon. It's in all the papers. Well, he shouldn't have run at me. Is that what you're going to tell the cops when they drag you out of somewhere by the scruff of the neck? No cops going to do that to me.  You killed the guy. You beat him to death. You stole his wife's mink coat.  And they know where to look for your kind. They won't stop till they find you.  Just plain gone. Only you don't know it yet. So long. Suspense. Here you are, Mac, your Hudson dealers. Thanks, Cabby, and here you are. Oh, thank you. Yes, sir, what can I do for you? Well, I'm Harlow Wilcox. I'd like to get some information on the new Hudson. Tonight, we are privileged to salute Hudson on suspense as a distinguished member of the Autolite family. And you're saluting a great car. Or I should say cars. Here's one of our three models, the new Hudson Hornet. 60 inches high with that famous step-down design for the road-huggingest ride you ever had. And it has the new instant-action engine with super induction. And what model is this? That's the 54 Hudson Wasp. More power, new styling, and a new lower price. And here's that new Hudson Jet, eh? Yes, sir. A new kind of car. Compact, economical, and really low priced. And of course, all these Hudson's are equipped with quality Autolite products. Well, thanks for your cooperation. Autolite is proud of its long association with the Hudson Motor Car Company and Hudson dealers everywhere. And now, Autolite brings back to our Hollywood soundstage Mr. Robert Cummings in Elliott Lewis' production of WANTAD, a story based on fact and well calculated to keep you in suspense. I know maybe a half a dozen fences in town. I only tried two of them after Waller. Those fellas are kind of chicken about some things.  Of course, they're all afraid of something or other. How you thinking, hon? Is that what you're doing, thinking? Yeah. Yeah, that's what I'm doing. About that man. Didn't he want to cope? No. Such a pretty, pretty cope. Oh, baby, I wish we had a fireplace.  That'd be nice, wouldn't it, baby? Yeah, it sure would. You could drink hot coffee, maybe listen to music, make fudge, huh? You like my new thing? What? This. Isn't it pretty? Oh, yeah. Like a million. Like a whole million bucks. I liked it, so I bought it just like that. You hardly looked. I'll have to leave, Tom. I have to get out of here. I have to go where they can't find me. Oh, baby. Oh, no. What's the matter? Did I say something? You're gonna leave. Okay, look. I have to go. Don't you understand, Putin? I have to leave, Tom. If I don't, they'll get me. They won't get you here. Just stay here with me. I have to go. Take me with you? Let me go with you. We can have some real nice times, some other places, same as we did here. Well, I... Yeah, sure. I'll take you. Oh, baby. I'll take you. Oh, baby, you're so good to me. No, no. We haven't got time for that. We gotta get busy. We have to get a car first. Well, we haven't got any money. Look, how'd I get that coat? How'd I get all those coats? Oh, but Ralph, you can't do that anymore. That man who was here said they're looking for you. You can't do that anymore. They'll be waiting for you. He says I can't. I say I can't.  They're waiting for me, okay? They're waiting for a guy with a fur coat on his mind. But, baby, I'm now a guy with a car on his mind. Get it? Oh, baby, you're so smart. You're so smart. Well, sir, with the little Wilma working around in my arms, I began to go over the new idea with myself. It was pretty good. The next day when the papers came out, I went right to work. Hey, baby, this is the one. Hey, this is the one. Which one is the one? This one, for sale, like new late model convertible private party. I just called. Oh, well, what was the matter with the other's baby? I told you, a man answered on the other calls. This time it was a woman who answered. Oh. It's the same thing. A woman trying to sell a car or a coat. She's alone. No one around. It makes it safer. Oh, I see. Do you like my new hat? Yeah, fine. It's a knockout, baby. Knockout. I wear it in the car. What kind of car did you say it is? Convertible. Big new convertible. Oh, Wil looks well going down the highway and a big convertible. Maybe we can put the top down. Yeah, we sure can. I told her we'd be right over to look at the car. You're coming with me. Yeah. It'll look better if you come with me. There won't be any trouble.  Baby, you let me worry about the police. There won't be any trouble at all. Just keep your new hat on. Come with me, baby. All right. I'll dress all up. It took her a little while, but I finally got her over there. It was a very nice-looking house. Just the kind of place where they'd need a convertible to show off a little bit. My me. Wilma thought it was a very nice place, too. Hey, baby. Hmm? The gum. Oh, juicy fruit. Do you want some? Take out the gum, baby. Oh. And, um, I better do the talking, you know. I've been at this kind of thing for a long time now. Yeah, well, you know best. Do I look all right? Yes, well. Hello? Oh, hello. I'm the man about the car. Oh, yes. I'm Mr. Watson. This is Mrs. Watson. Oh, well, come in, please. Well, we'd like to see the car if we could worry in the kind of a hurry. Well, the car's in the garage in the back. It's just easier to come through the house. Well, all right. This way. Yeah, there's something funny about this. What? If she had a car for sale, she'd have to sit in the driveway or out front. Not hidden in the garage. After the rain last night, I thought it best to keep it in the garage. I wanted it to look nice to show today. Ah, silly, come on. I'm at your tour newly married. Oh, no, we... Yeah, we've been married for some time now.  This way. This is my husband, Mr. and Mrs. Watson. Oh, hello, Mr. Watson. How do you do? I'm sure. You seem familiar, Mr. Watson. Have you lived here long? No, no. We're just passing through, as a matter of fact. Where are you staying? At the Alpine Hotel. How long did you say you've been in town? A week. How do you do for a living? I'm an electrician. Where did you say you were from? Cleveland. What part? Shaker Heights. This must be quite different than Shaker Heights, Mrs. Watson. Oh, it is. It is. Isn't it? What do you think of the car? Well, I haven't really had a chance to look at it yet. Well, there she is. Take a look. Yeah. That's a pretty nice car, all right. Well, what are you asking for it? Blue Book is playing 32 for this model right now. Across to 38 on a lot. We're compromised. 35? Well, that sounds pretty good. A little steep, though. How about 34? Can you get someone to carry the papers? Oh, I can pay for it myself. Your brunt cash? Oh, no. But I can go over to the bank and get it, if you'll give me an hour. No cash. Oh, you didn't expect me to walk in here with 3400 on me, did you? After all, I don't know you people from Adam.  What bank? Huh? He asked you what bank you'd go to to get the money. Oh, why, just any bank. I'll draw a draft on myself, on my Cleveland account.  Yes. Is your name really Watson? Why? Don't you usually look for fur coats? What? But your real name. Huh? Your real name. What is it? Baby.  Let her talk. Say, I came over to you by a car. What is this? Where's the car? Buy it. I'd like to try it out first.   Do you have some identification? Identification?   What's the matter with your wife? I don't know. I don't know. We thought you might be needing a car. Huh? I said we thought you might be needing a car to take a trip in. I don't know what you're talking about. You know a man named Phelps? Frank Phelps? 1425 West Yandota Street. Well, I told you I knew here. I don't know any talent at all. I don't know any Frank Phelps. Baby. Frank Phelps was killed yesterday. Then when in his house stole a mink coat from his wife, then used his gun on Frank Phelps when he came home unexpectedly. He beat him to death, Watson. He stood there and beat him to death. Why? I don't know any Frank Phelps. I think you do. No, I don't. I tell you, I don't. Do hi, baby. No honesty doesn't. Neither do I. Mrs. Watson. Yes? You know we're police officers, don't you? Yes? I'm going to ask you one question. Yes? Why are you wearing Mrs. Phelps mink coat? What? Well, I didn't think you'd mind. You're never paying any attention to the things I wear. You're just never paying any attention at all. Oh, baby. Baby? Huh? Let's go. And let me tell you this in case you want to think something over later. Always work alone. Always. That's one little rule I'm sticking to from now on. Yes, sir. Now, the next time it'll be different. But that don't make any difference either. Because there isn't going to be any next time. For me. Suspense. This is a story by Otto Light, tonight's star, Mr. Robert Cummings. Here is Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney again to hear more about the $100,000 Otto Light family charity drawing. Harlow, we leave the registration form with the dealer. And is that all we have to do? Yes, that's all there is to it. You don't buy anything, write any sentences, solve any puzzles. Just print your name and address and you may be one of the 25 selected. Those selected at the drawing in June may name the local or national charity to share this fund. Yes, they may name the church, hospital, national or local charity that they wish to get a share of this huge $100,000 total from Otto Light. Everyone should consider it a privilege to participate in this great offer. It may mean thousands of dollars to your favorite charity. And I am honored to help announce this generous offer. Thank you, Mrs. Whitney. Ronnie DeSoto, Hudson, Plymouth, Studebaker, Dodge, Willis, Nash, Packard, Kaiser or Chrysler dealer. Help your church, your hospital, your charity, your community. Sign up tomorrow. Next week, a lady with a big voice and lots of good humor meets a man with a soft voice and a very sharp knife. It's called Never Follow a Banjo Act. Our star, Miss Ethel Merman. That's next week on Suspense. 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The chairman of the Lagos State Packs and Garages Management Committee in Musiliu-Akeshaya, popularly known as Emsi Oluoma, has held a solidarity walk for the presidential candidates of the All Progressive Congress, APC Bola Tirubu and Governor of Vagidae Sanwolu. Emsi Oluoma had earlier postponed the Shadid Ralee sighting logistics problems. Oluoma announced that the proposed five million-man walk will be held to support the relaxation deed of the Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwolu and his deputy, Dr. Bafemi Hamzat. The situation forced thousands to gather outside the Teslin-Baluga Stadium, walking all the way to Baladio Shodhi in honour of Tirubu and Sanwolu. This is the second major political rally in Lagos State for the APC presidential candidate, Bola Tirubu.


It was just incredible work. Again, the nice thing about being at DCG is probably you get to develop people and leaders every day. Like I said, Jason, that'll be your impact here for a long time coming even after you PCS out. Going to Becky, talking about developing leaders, saying for you that your leadership and your commitment to our community and our families has been extraordinary. You have, from day one, you've gone all in, you've gone to where the holes are in the vacuums and you've filled those with wise, caring, loving and strong leadership when needed. And I'm just, again, Lou and I are both grateful for everything you have done for the division, the community and for our families. The fruits of your labor, and really both the girls' labors are really starting to show right now. And I hope we can both keep the momentum going for what you all really got going in a good way. For everyone's track, I think Mike Mountain 6-6, Jason's heading off to become the J-3 for an operation in Hanover-Busall at Baghdad. Good news is, the commandos are going, about the same time. There'll be a little bit after Jason gets over there. But the team of the commandos and General Curl, I think, will be a pretty powerful force there in Syria and Iraq. And Jason, I wish you Godspeed, best of luck. And if there's anything you need, please do not hesitate to call me.  And again, you inspire me. I'm grateful. And Becky, good news is, we get to keep Becky here in the community.  Okay, with that, let's go ahead and let's publish the orders and award these two amazing leaders. Attention to orders. Malaysia Merit presented to Brigadier General Jason A. Curl for exceptional and meritorious service while serving as the deputy commanding general 10th Mountain Division Light Infantry Fort Drum, New York from 1 July 2021 to 1 June 2023. Brigadier General Curl's tremendous leadership, dedication, and selfless service contributed immeasurably to the overall success of the Army's mission and set a high standard for others to emulate. His ability to teach, coach, and mentor leaders at all levels contributed greatly to a positive command climate and adherence to standards and discipline. Brigadier General Curl's performance is in keeping with the final traditions of military service and reflects great credit upon him, the United States Army Forces Command, and the United States Army, signed Andrew P. Popus, General, U.S. Army, Commanding General. Colonel Bremen will now present a gift to Brigadier General Curl. Attention to orders. The Department of the Army presents the Meritorious Public Service Medal to Mr. Rebecca F. Curl. For exemplary service to the 10th Mountain Division Light Infantry Soldiers, Department of the Army's civilians and their families from September 2021 to May 2023. Ms. Curl eagerly supported the Army's mission with countless hours of volunteer work, direct support to Army families, and outreach to the surrounding North Country communities. She selflessly gave her time to tell the Army story, provided beneficial guidance to soldier and family readiness groups, and provided a voice to the concerns of Army spouses to military civilian leaders. Ms. Curl's dedication to soldiers and families is in keeping with the final traditions of public service and reflects great credit upon herself, 10th Mountain Division Light Infantry, and the United States Army of the United States of America. Signed, General Gregory K. Anderson, Major General, gives to General Anderson, General Curl. This concludes today's ceremony, and we thank you all for your attendance. No, no, my final remarks are, all of you guys are going to line up and hug these two people before they leave the post here. Sir, thanks for joining us from the far end. Yeah, how can we let Jason and Becky out of the loop? Thank you. Thank you. It's an honor. Okay, I don't really have any prepared remarks, but that's never stopped me. Sir, thank you very much, and thank you very much for your leadership, and thank you very much for all that you taught me about Light Infantry training management and everything else, so I really appreciate the opportunity. Erin, if Josh is anywhere around, thank you all so much for everything that you've done for the division, running the staff and running everything else for the division. For the team back here, Tom Gucayson, Jeff Long, John Williams, Zucchino, thank you very much. Especially the past few months, as Sergeant Major said, you guys are kind of running a division on a battalion-sized staff, and it's been super impressive to see, but thank you all for all the brigade and battalion man teams. Thank you for your leadership. It's your leadership that makes it all work to be able to do everything for this division, for this installation. For our team, Cam, Sergeant Racine, Tammy, thank you all so much for everything that you've done, for me personally and for the division as a whole, and Becky, Alex, Allison, thanks for all your love and support, so thank you all.


lot of bright guys, lot of bright students because of wrong choice of optionals because optionals is 500 months, that's a lot of months and optional irrespective of what you think requires about seven, eight months, part coaching, part self-study, there are new books to be read, GS is the leveling ground, everybody is same, like a more or less, but you come from different backgrounds, some science, some from humanities, some have done job and they come back, so optional I think is a very, very big challenge and you must make this choice very, very diligently and I can say that because myself and I started my preparation way back in 90s, I'm sure some of you are not born at that time, okay, so back then I also flirted with four five optionals, I think I started with mathematics because of my engineering background, then I realized mathematics of UPSC is very different from what I thought mathematics was, okay, so I left mathematics, then I took up physics, I had a lot for physics, in fact if it was not for UPSC and engineering that I took up, I was more inclined towards physics, I did one year of graduations for physics, then I qualified the examination and in engineering, so physics was my love and I took up physics, but then I realized that love is different and practical is different, okay, you should not always marry the person you love, okay, there's a different challenge altogether, so I realized physics and I studied almost six months, two, three months of mathematics I had done, two, three months of physics I had done, then I took up public administration because I thought I'll be an ice officer, I better know administration, okay, I killed myself over it, did whatever I could have, but nothing got into my head, okay, I again spent three, four months on that, then somebody told me sociology, my cousin, she qualified into service, she had sociology, there she said Shabhi takes sociology, I study sociology thankfully for only two, three weeks, okay, then I said I had no idea what to do, and then my mother told me one fine evening, she said, Shabhi why don't you try it, because she was seeing almost six months or seven months of juggling, struggling, nothing was happening, I'm studying and I have no clue what to do, then she told me why don't you take geography, I said this is an opportunity, why because my mother told me and I will take the subject, but doesn't mean I'll tell you this because of you, okay, so it was very convenient way, you know, we always spark our failures on somebody, so I said okay, I have got my inspiration now and I took geography, when people ask me why did you take geography, it was my mother who did it, and I thank her now that I think she saw something about me, I don't know why she said geography, it clicked with me, I didn't qualify, it was a different thing, but I think I love the subject eventually, so my suggestion to all of you is take your time.


This is stock number 10350. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and use light duty truck headquarters. Today we are checking out this super clean 2016 Chevy Silverado 1500 crew cab short box. This truck has the 5.3 liter v8 motor and has been fully safety to and inspected by our service shop. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off per the state of Wisconsin inspection process and it is 100% ready to go. Black clear coat is the color we shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now because it is your best way to check out the vehicle quality and condition wise before seeing it in person so that you can make a smart decision from the comfort of your own home. If you want to check out more pictures in the upper right hand part of the screen is a link right to our website so check that out right there. It comes with RBP 20 I believe they're 20 inch rims and they are aturo trail blade XT 35 by 12 and a half R20 LT tires with about I'd say 70 to 80% of the tread left on them. Looks like a rough country suspension lift kit on this truck. The frame and underbody is in really great condition and yes that is a rough country suspension lift on there. Didn't see any dents or dings in that fender. Has the projector lamp headlamps, the LED running lights, the LED fog lamps. The front bumper is in excellent condition. Didn't see any major imperfections. Only thing saw one tiny little ding on that front bumper there. That's about it. Z71 grille. The hood is in excellent condition. No dents or dings on that. Passengers side fender is in excellent condition too. No dents or dings. Passengers side rim. Didn't see any scuffs or scrapes on that and as you go down this side of the truck you can see just how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down you can still see the truck, hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here so that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises. Cab's in excellent condition. In fact we offer a Summit Auto Fastpass option on our website where you can apply for financing. Get pre-approved. See payment quotes. Even appraise your trade if you have one. All right on our website. Frame and underbody is in pretty nice condition. Just a little bit of flaking on the frame there which is pretty common on the GM's here. Has the Rough Country shocks in the back as well. The back tires have just as much tread as the front tires and this back rim is in pretty nice condition as well. So click that Summit Auto Fastpass link to check us out there and you can basically buy the entire truck right on our website so when you get here sign a couple papers and you're good to go. It has a soft tonneau cover on it or it comes with a soft tonneau cover. No rips or tears on that. It's pretty nice condition. Has the Easy Lift Assist and Shock Down Tailgate. Has a factory drop-in bed liner and it does have the LED bed lighting up there. That's the little lights right there and they got one on that side too. Tailgate shuts nice and solidly. You'll notice it does have the rear bumper steps and down the driver's side just as clean as that passenger side. No dents or dings on the box. And for full disclosure this back rim is in excellent condition as well. And down the rest of this side of the truck very very clean. Probably one of the nicest Chevy's we have in a lot has heated mirrors. They also telescope, well they're frozen but they do telescope out and fold in. Inside the LT2 package gives you the black cloth interior. You get the 40-20-40 split bench seating. No rips or tears on those seats. It has a power driver seat. All weather floor mats in the front power windows power locks and power mirrors. Auto headlamps turned out four-wheel drive and a factory brake controller. This one does have 41,641 miles. You get the Z71 instrument cluster. Turn off the heat here a little bit. Comes with the leather-wrapped steering wheel. Has the, I believe it's a six-speed. You can always check though. Put it in manual mode and just press the shift up button. I'll go to the last gear which is six. So it is a six-speed tap shift. Edge programmer in this truck. AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities. This one does not have the navigation system but does have on-star capabilities. Back up camera and it does have a CD player. So even though it doesn't have the nav you can do the projection where you can project your Android or Apple device via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay to project your screen from your cell phone onto the radio. Dual climate controls. It does have heated seats. We're going to turn those on because it is cold out today. Power pedals, stability control. There's your cargo lamps. That's how you turn on those bed lights and those parking sensors. You can turn those off and on. It does have downhill assist control. You can see the carpeting is very clean. Passenger side seat, no rips or tears on that. Very nice condition. And the headliner is in excellent shape. Side current airbags, map lights, and up here you get your home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems and your power sliding rear window button. On-star capabilities in the mirror and we will take a quick look at the back seats and then we will check out under the hood. The back seats are just as clean as the front seats. No rips or tears back here.  Power sliding rear window with the built-in rear defrost. There are those latch anchors right there. Well they're actually underneath there but there's the symbol for them. There's the edge box for that tuner. Has that all weather floor mat back here. I think those are husky liners, husky weather beater liners. And what they do is they keep your carpeting looking brand new underneath. And we'll take a quick look under the hood. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you will be able to tell just how clean this truck is all the way around inside and outside. You can make a smart buying decision. Under the hood we do have the 5.3 liter V8 motor. Engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. It does have an AFE cold air intake for a little bit added power. This truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. Truck has been gone through mechanically 100 percent. Is super clean inside out. I'd highly recommend it from a quality and condition standpoint. And is 100 percent ready to go to see more pictures of this truck or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, half tons, three quarter tons, one tons. You name it, we got to go to our website www.summitauto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summitauto.com. And if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto. Remember to like, subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there. In fact in a second you will see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel on your left. 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