Well, hey, hey everyone super super super excited. We're kicking off the June 10 day challenge Super super excited actually just started the reboot with perfect. We're gonna talk about that here in just a second We're gonna give it about 30 40 seconds for people to just jump on and plug in All the people on zoom if you can do me a huge favor I'm running a one-man show right now. So if you can mute yourselves out, it would really make it easier for me I would truly truly appreciate it if you could do that mute all Here we go mute all I got it. Okay, so I'm super excited about this right now We're kicking off the 10-day challenge that we're doing as a little community within our team and I'm very very very excited about this because It's there's so many people that are ready for a shift in the change there's so many people looking to make a difference and We just kicked off literally the company just kicked off the 60 our key to reboot We're gonna talk about that so some of you are in different places in this in this challenge So if you know anybody that's doing this challenge with us that isn't plugged in yet to this Please have them jump on jump this live and we will have a recording coming very very soon for all of you guys So if people asked it, they will be a recording coming So don't sweat it if you didn't make it on time or somebody is busy and they can't be here on this time in every single night We're gonna be going live every single night. We're gonna be giving some trainings But before we do that, I'm gonna introduce myself Because some of you might not know me. So my name is Dustin Schaefer and I've been coaching for literally 20 almost 20 plus years and I'm super excited about this. So we're gonna be doing this amazing kickoff this amazing journey of 10 day challenge and like I said, what I know is that everybody is starting in different places Everybody is in a different process of where they're at in their journey And what I want to do is I want to do everything I came to meet them where they're at But at the same time, I want people to accomplish what they're looking for in this next 10 days And so for some of you, we're gonna talk about the reboot Some of you may be doing the reboot with prove it right now. That's okay You can do this because for some of you that aren't doing the reboot right now We're gonna be doing a cool fast in the next seven days. We're gonna be doing some integrated fasting I'm gonna talk about that as we gain up some momentum towards this And so I'm really excited about this reboot or this challenge is because this is really the first one that we've done We're gonna be bringing people in and and this is what I really want to get across y'all is is that if I'm the only one Coaching then we've made a mistake. There's people out there right now that have lost, you know, 250 pounds Well, they have wisdom to give that we can let them contribute to what that looks for looks like for them I have a lady. She's 50 years old and she completely transformed her health and her body and here's the cool thing Yes, she has some really good exercises that I'm gonna have her demonstrate For people to do at different levels. So what's gonna be fun over the next 10 days is the idea of it is to be fun The idea is to challenge you to get better And the idea is that when you come out of this 10-day challenge You have more momentum and confidence in what you're doing for the next 30 days 60 days 90 days Or maybe where you want to move towards in your health journey in your life I'm not sure but what I want to do before we really get into the coaching side of this is do me a huge favor is In the chat on zoom on Instagram or on Facebook what I want you to do I'm looking my zooms acts and funny beds, okay What I want you to do is you mean huge favor and I want you to put down What's that one goal that you would want to accomplish in 10 days now? Hopefully I had some guy goes I don't think I'm gonna lose 100 pounds in 10 days It's probably a little tall couple water, but we can start the we can start the foundation We can start the momentum for him to go on that journey I just got off a live right now where the ladies down 250 pounds, right? But it started with the first 10 she had to start with those 10 days Get that journey started, right? I got Donna. She says she wants to drop five pounds. That's awesome Donna we can do that. Hopefully it's five pounds of fat that we're looking to get rid of a hopefully That's the thing exercise every day for the next 10 days Sweet that's awesome. Thanks Danielle So here's the thing is that when people think of the 10-day challenge most of time you think about what you need in this and Hopefully I can encourage you to challenge yourself in different ways, right? So for I have a gentleman he's I'm not gonna say his name But exercise isn't something that he's doing he knows he needs to do a little bit more But he's not so I'm gonna challenge him for the next 10 days Aaron is that you get out and move more for the next 10 days because your kids need it You know you need to do it, but it doesn't mean you have to go work out an hour every day What it might mean is you can work out an extra five minutes every day Let's start creating a step forward in your journey a step forward in your process Somebody might be on here right now goes listen Dustin, you know what? I've been really clean on my dad. I've been eating really really well and I'm my goals in the next 10 days It's just to eliminate dairy that might be a challenge right back at my for my wife That's like the biggest mountain for her to climb but what does that tell her? Maybe she can learn something about herself So to me this is what the 10-day challenge is gonna represent So hopefully everybody has their goal now a lot of you have written into the forms And you maybe posted a picture which is really really cool We are gonna be giving some really good prizes and gifts But the only people that are gonna go win those prizes are the people that participate in the challenge Meaning that they're there may be posting on a story or they're posting on their page about something that they accomplished They're they're gonna they're gonna fill out the information that we asked them to fill out Because what we really want is we want people to if you if you I promise you this is that if you Pour into this at the end of that 10-day challenge You're gonna get something out of it that you're probably gonna be surprised by so with that said and done we're gonna kick this off I hope you guys are all excited. I know I am break a flat throw that I'm stuck pegs pegs in a plateau She wants to break that plateau. Well, do you think that peg maybe can maybe do something a little different exercise wise Maybe nutritionally we can have her do some stuff I'm gonna give you some challenges throughout the next 10 days that some of you aren't gonna like But guess what to grow you have to actually not like something and it gives you a perspective of like I don't like that But why do I not like that? What does what does that mean about that about me? And I'm not gonna get too too much in the psychology for a little bit. So Y'all ready to start everybody ready to start this thing? Okay, cool I'm excited. I'm excited. At least I really wish your husband would have did this But maybe maybe next time he'll come I want to feel more energized to help me get back and be more active list That's awesome. That's super awesome. So here's what I'm gonna do tonight is your night to not binge eat The worst thing to do is when you get ready for a challenge.   I want you to write down This is your first pass your first challenge for today, and it starts tonight is to really write down What do you want? What do you really want to get out of challenge and hopefully it's more than just five pound loss? Hopefully it's more than break a plateau. Hopefully there's more depth than that Feel free to put more depth in that feel free to put more into that And and the reason why I suggest that on peg is that when you put more to it? It holds you to a higher standard because what if you drop the five pounds and you gain it back in 30 days Was that really what you wanted? I mean just you have you hit you accomplish it But is that what you really wanted?  I will be sending a text message out to everybody That's in the text thread and this video will be available too So you can get it you're gonna get reminded a few different ways if you're not getting messages hit me privately and we'll I'll get you set up on all that so here's what we're doing tomorrow tomorrow. You're gonna start your day off If you're sorry, I'm a disclaimer if you're rebooting with us within Prove it Community I want you to follow the route reboot protocol nutritionally.  So all right, we're on top mice my husband my husband my uncle wants more energy Dwayne I hope you're doing well.  What I want you to do is when you wake up I want you to have a big glass of water I want you to have anywhere from 8 to 16 ounces of water and what you put a pinch of sea salt in it first thing I'm gonna do in the morning. That's what I want you to do this Second thing I want you to do is I want you to put this in a shaker bottle And you work from 12 ounces to 25 ounces of water and I want you to drink this down over 45 minutes Okay, this is this is tomorrow. This is our nutritional challenge. I Want you to wait to have your first meal till 12 o'clock if it's 11 30 Fine if it's 12 30 fine if it's 1 o'clock fine if it's 11 o'clock fine I want you to wait and extend your first meal till a roughly 12 o'clock.  You can have coffee But I do want you to do this and if you add anything into your coffee I want it to be either heavy whipping cream medium chain or a MCT oil or our keto cream I don't want you to add a lot of different stuff in that coffee and there's a reason why and it's gonna teach us some lessons later Okay, I want to I want to keep it really simple I don't want to take away your coffee if you love it It's not gonna hinder you at all But if you're adding a bunch of things that you don't know what's in it, let's get that out of our system Okay, so our first meal is gonna be roughly 12 o'clock and here's what we're gonna do We're gonna focus on low carb. I want you to do I want you can pick one of a variety of low carb vegetables. It could be asparagus broccoli cauliflower It could be a salad and a piece of protein women your protein should be about the size of your hand men your palm Men your protein should be about the size of your palm. That's I want you just to focus on that Okay, just nice clean food in the afternoon I want you to extend your fast again drink a big glass of water in the afternoon If you choose to have an extra keto serving you can have an extra on the afternoon not required Especially if you're brand new don't force more ketones right away.   I'm putting some some timing Constraints on here are all on purpose. I'm doing this all on purpose. So the last time you consume food is gonna be 4 7 p.m So no food after 7 p.m. If you really have a hard time with that brush your teeth after you eat It makes it easier to not go snack on food. Okay, so that's our nutritional challenges. Okay really simple I'm gonna write this out. You'll get a text messages. Here's what I want you to do from exercise challenge Your activity challenge is this 10,000 steps. This is just for tomorrow You can set more goals for yourself, but you're gonna get some fun goals So you can just bunch fun challenges tomorrow. You're gonna do 10,000 steps or a mile Now here's here's what I'm gonna say. So you gotta hit if you have a fit your phone I have an ordering if you have something that can measure your steps. You have to hit 10,000 But here's the deal Donna Donna if you're like I always hit 10,000 We'll guess what then you should do 15,000. Does that make sense?   Okay, we all go with that That's your one exercise challenge and just be ready because we're gonna start adding some really cool things to this Really really cool things to this and here's the last one. I want to give you this the last challenge You're gonna get is write down three things that you're grateful for so this is all the moral So three things you're grateful for so the food I gave you exactly what you're gonna do You're gonna have two meals tomorrow key tones the morning two meals Around 12 and around 6 o'clock. Let's call it.  Okay, can you have butter on it? Yes, I just want low-carb vegetables.  Yes fish? Yes, just piece of protein and low-carb vegetables twice tomorrow Somebody says I'm only hungry.  It might be just a small piece of protein a little bit of vegetables It's all on purpose. I want to teach you something. Okay. I want to teach you something. So that's what's gonna happen tomorrow So that's gonna be standard for everybody. The difference is the amount of food you eat, right? Some Chris Kissel might eat a little bit more than Caitlin. That's okay. That's okay. So that's what I want you to do I'm going to walk the track.  So what's gonna happen tomorrow night? I'm gonna get you're gonna all gonna get a text message here and I'm probably within the next 15 minutes of everything We just went over everything. We just went over. Oh, I forgot. There's one more Shoot. I have to give you one more. I do one more. There's one more challenge. Y'all ready for one more things tomorrow I don't want to do that. I didn't want to do that. I gotta do it anyway Here's the one more thing tomorrow If you want to win the prizes you have to do all the challenges All right, and I have some really cool prizes that are gonna come you're all the way But you have to do all the challenges you want to win the prizes So tomorrow either on your stories or on your news feed on your social media feed Instagram Tiktok Twitter Facebook YouTube Snapchat, I don't care what it is. I want you to do this This I want you to write this down Day one of ten day challenge. I'm on day one of ten day challenge. I'm looking forward to Whatever I'm looking forward to dropping five pounds. I'm looking forward to more energy. I'm more I'm looking forward to break a plateau I'm looking forward to sleeping better. I'm looking forward to get better nutritional habits I'm looking for a shift in my in my health. I'm looking to become a better grandmother I'm looking to become a better mother I want you to write that down now You can write it just on like on your on your wall with like a red background or you can take a fun picture of yourself going like this and You write it down Day one of ten day challenge. You can put keto challenge. I don't care The idea of doing this is I truly believe this from the bottom of my heart. I learned this from one of the most Successful people I've ever met my entire life and they said this they said listen if you hold everything in it You don't tell if you don't speak the words that what you want to accomplish You're less likely to accomplish it.  So y'all Do I eat or not? I'm not sure. What if I'm training session at 7 p.m. on Tuesday night? No Don't eat after 7 p.m. Don't eat after 7 p.m. Okay, that's gonna be the sheer standard Here's here's without getting too long in this the reason why I'm giving if you all know me though I'm the the last person that ever gives like hardcore guidelines and rules and The reason why is because everybody's different if you if you have a hardcore rule all the time and at the same time If you give people sometimes a hardcore rule, you might learn exactly what not to do So when I give you these challenges, it doesn't mean that it's the exact thing you're supposed to do But you're gonna learn from it you you might go wow I ate before seven o'clock and I slept the best night of my life Because you ate an hour earlier Right or you might go I was hungry at 11 o'clock. I couldn't go to sleep. Well, you learn something about yourself Now we can take that forward to help you advance your health and vitality So that's why I'm giving some hard regiments here because as we go through this 10-day challenge The goal is for you to help identify you more. So I hope you got that Stacy. That's why I did that So once again tomorrow eating two meals a day noon six ish time One pack of product or two if you've been doing this with us for a little while drink plenty of water And you're gonna have a piece of protein and a low carb vegetable. Don't over complicate this y'all It's simple. You can just back on some broccoli and eat a chicken breast.  That's gonna shift you in a way that you probably only recognize So y'all I'm super excited about day one. We're gonna have some special guests coming in I am out of town in Breckenridge, Colorado right now I'll be coming back live tomorrow night Tuesday will be a little bit shifty because I'll be flying back during this time And then Wednesday, I'll be home for the rest of the challenge. I'm super super excited I will be doing this with you every Step of the way with the entire team and we got some fun exercise coming for you So hopefully you're ready for some challenge to move your body. So Katelyn a great night Stacy Thanks for plugging in Janet. You're amazing as always Chris. That's great to see you Dana Nice to have you on Kathy's on the real Julia. I'm not sure the real Julia's. I don't know if I met the real Julia Curtis What's up Curtis? Thanks for being on Donna I got Donna I'm just trying to go by and say hi to everybody and be in a few minutes I'll be texting this all back out to you all with a little bit of a plan Worked in there and listen the idea here is for you to take one step further in changing your life for whatever That looks like for you, and I promise you in 10 days a lot of magical things can happen. So Good night y'all cheers


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Cashier hands him change. When he sees this $1 bill chill shoot down his spine. He glanced at the $1 bill before he stuffed it into his wallet, but then he caught a glimpse of blue. Impossible. With his hands trembling, he lifted the note to. His nose and inspected it carefully. It couldn't be, but it was. There, scrawled on the dollar note in blue ink, was a message from his wife from beyond the grave. When Peter Belello returned to his childhood home in Italy to visit his mother in 1964, he could never have guessed what fate had planned for him. His mother was overjoyed to see her son, but soon began pressing him as to why he had not married. She even went as far as to suggest which girl he should marry even though he hadn't even met her yet. Peter, who was 35 at the time, was having none of it and brushed his mother's meddling off. But luckily for Peter, she persisted. She told him that the girl she knew was perfect for him, and he reluctantly agreed to meet her. The two hit it off instantly, and just over a month later, 23-year-old Grace Caruso was his wife. Peter and Grace had a fairytale romance, and they moved to Connecticut to start a family that same year. The deep love they had for one another held fast, and Peter felt like he fell in. Love with Grace more every day. The couple was inseparable. Wherever my wife would go, I go, Peter recalled, in an interview. Little did Peter know that her love would manifest itself even when she was gone. Peter and Grace were blessed with two children who in turn had two children of their own. She was a very good wife, very good cook, very good mother, Peter told. ABC News. The pair remained deeply love as they weathered the years together, enjoying spending time with their grandchildren and with each other. But, unbeknown to them, tragedy was about to strike. In 2001 Grace's health started to deteriorate, so she paid a visit to their doctor, and the prognosis didn't look good. Grace was diagnosed with cancer. Peter loyally stayed by her side throughout the surgeries, chemotherapy, and radiation treatment, always making sure that his beloved wife received all the loving care she needed. Then, they received some good news. Grace's cancer had gone into remission. Peter couldn't have been more thrilled. I thought it was going to be okay, he tearfully recounted, years later. But unfortunately, Grace's cancer returned three years after she was given the all-clear. Again, Peter stayed by her side while she underwent treatment and did everything in his power to make sure she was comfortable. Me and my wife were together all the time, he said in an interview with ABC News. She goes to chemo, I sit down next to her. And coming home, she lay. Down on the couch, she's very sick after the chemo and I do all the work in the house. Grace fought bravely for years, and then one day, Peter had an idea. Peter, wanting to express his devotion to Grace, decided to do something that would symbolize their marriage. So he and Grace each signed a $1 bill, and he kept these in his wallet intending for them to be there together forever as a testament to their undying love. But this was not to be. Just one year after he and Grace signed the $1 bills as a testament to their love, Peter accidentally spent them. He was devastated. He slowly resigned himself to the fact that he would never see the $1 bills again he had lost them forever. But little did Peter know that things sometimes have a strange way of working out. Five years passed, and the $1 notes were almost forgotten. Peter and Grace celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary together in June 2014. But Grace, as if holding on to see the momentous milestone, sadly passed just a few months later. Peter was heartbroken and alone. But just five months later, Peter was about to receive a message from fate. Peter was spending some time with his granddaughter, Ashley, when he impulsively decided to stop at the local subway and treat her to lunch. He asked her to order their sandwiches at the counter and gave her $10 to pay for their meal. But when he received his change in $1 bills, he had no idea that he was about to witness something miraculous. Ashley returned the change to her grandfather, but one particular bill caught his eye immediately. There, scrawled on the bill was a familiar signature one he knew so well. He raised it to his eyes and could hardly believe it. Grace's autographed $1 bill had somehow returned to him five years after he thought he had lost it forever. There was the unmistakable name, Grace B, Peter couldn't believe his luck. The odds of the $1 bill returning to him were staggering it must have exchanged hands hundreds of. Times over the last five years, and now it was back where it belonged in the hands of Peter. When Peter realized what he was looking at, he excitedly showed Ashley. We started to cry. We were so happy to get the dollar back. I never thought I'd get that dollar back, Peter recounts. It's a miracle to get it back after five years, he said. Who knows how many million people got that dollar in their hands? Ashley was confused at first. I didn't see it at first because I was just giving him back the change, Ashley explained. Then when he showed me, at first you didn't believe it, but you still wanted to. But then when he got home, you can look at the signature to see how they matched up. It was a miracle. After Peter's amazing moment, he couldn't wait to go to the cemetery to share the news with his late wife. I told my granddaughter, we're going to go straight to the cemetery and tell Nana, my wife, that we got the dollar back, he said. I showed the dollar to my wife and said, Grace, look, I got your dollar back. Peter now keeps the dollar bill somewhere safe, where he will never lose it again. Nobody's gonna get that dollar anymore, he said. No way. Peter is convinced that it was Grace who sent the token of their love back to him from beyond, and he is now a firm believer of miracles. People all over the world were awestruck by Peter's story, and the local news stations have even featured it in the news. The return of his cherished token of love helped to ease the pain of his wife's passing. Now, he is convinced that Grace had a way of somehow sending him a message from beyond the grave. The odds of Peter ever finding the dollar bill that his wife had signed for him were one in a million he had given up hope of ever seeing it again. He believes that the second. Note the one he signed will make its way back to him one day too. Then, the pair of notes will be united once again. And who knows? The world certainly works in mysterious ways.


Okay, hello everyone. I'm more than happy to welcome you on my session My name is Miram Helychka and so currently I'm working on pet wrappers. I have more than five years experience with Web development in general and so with Drupal. I'm working for More than three years. I'm also a board member of the Royal Drupal Association So what we are going to talk about in this presentation? In the beginning I will talk a little about API designing best practices Then I will tell what the coupling is and so how we can use it in Drupal 7 and in Drupal 8 and In the end of my presentation, I will get to my hobby project where I use Drupal 8 and In terms of things. So let's start with API best practices The first is documentation because if you don't have your API will document it Nobody will use it today tools like apre or apgen I think are quite common and You can easily generate from your Program to API of documentation for it Though the other point is stability and consistency If you are if you ever have ever used Facebook API, you probably know it's not where it's not very consistent It's changing constantly at is not helping developer experience Oh So also the consistency you should you shouldn't have multiple Endpoints for one resource and etc The other point is flexibility because when you are designing API, we should be used by of front-enders as well as backend people you probably need to Explode data in multiple formats, not only JSON for front-end users, but it should be helpful for backend integrations to have XML or some other formats Then security or the security is probably the only of these five points of which Drupal Accomplish quite successfully Security is quite common you can use Mostly come on Token authentication, so you have token generated for user or for your application and you are sending it in your header Then you can use I don't know HTTP Authentication or digest authentications The last point is of adoption is quite summary of the previous points because if you don't have any Of these Probably your API wouldn't be very helpful for developers Let's move to the coupling. What the coupling mean on someone's imagine is as this like headless Drupal But what it really is you may imagine it as Drupal in the middle then some application requesting data from it It also don't have to be only one way communication Between Drupal and these applications This application can also write Drupal and these applications can also communicate with each other So what are some pros and cons of the coupling or pros you will get flexible front-end So your front-enders will be happy because they can use up-to-date technologies with Drupal 7 There were there was quite all jQuery in Drupal 8. It's Moving forward you can use Modernizer and all these cool front-end libraries The other pros is also The day you can solve lack of Drupal specialist because there is There isn't a lot of front-enders who are willing to work with Drupal front-end So you can easily solve this issue As I showed in previous screen, you can use multi-vendor back-end So you can display data from multiple application in our one presentation application for end-user and The last point is that you can still use strength of Drupal back-end and more More importantly also Drupal back-office if you design your decoupled application quite well And cons are that you will lose some Drupal capabilities. So I am speaking mostly about some adjustments for Disabled people, you know, there are some of this why are you attacks for Screen readers and these things also you will probably need to program this You will also have to make multiple Requests for one resource because or for resources on the page Because you basically have multiple elements on the page and you need to request for Almost each of them, but this don't have to be issue with HTTP to protocol and The last call is a grow-off team because you will need more specialists You will need Drupal specialists, then you will probably need some integration specialist and Lastly, you will need some front-end specialists What solution for this for some of these cons or you don't have to make a full decoupling way you can use Something called big pipe. I think there is presentation about it right now. It's kind of caching mechanism where you first load cached page elements like headers and static products and then you are dynamically loading Personalized content of the page Now with a quick look on Drupal 7 decoupling capabilities There are basically three modules for this or There is restful web services module which is Basically base of Drupal address module so you can use it and easily migrate to Drupal 8 then It's partially OOP, but it doesn't provide versionable API. I Feel that versioning of API is one of the most important things because You might need more versions of your of your data The other module is Services module or this probably the most common solution in Drupal 7 The cool thing about this module is That it have active Drupal 8 branch So you will probably Know how to use it if you were using it in Drupal 7 It also provides some capabilities of version versionable API But it's written fully in procedural way, but if we are looking on it in Drupal 7 context Don't have to be On the last module I found is probably the best one. I didn't have found. I didn't find any Cons of it It's fully OOP. It provides Versionable API, so we should be really really happy about this module With Drupal 8 There were quite changes Regarding rest Rest is now in core. There are I think four modules of providing rest capabilities But There is always but Even if we have core Resting core it doesn't provide versionable API and there is about 60 issues in Beglock and some of the issues are quite important also for working with these modules Also in Drupal 8 you have The rest module as basic for providing endpoints and then you have rest output from views Integration there are some other modules for different formats than JSON like for XML and And other Some people try to Make it better So restful module is also for Drupal 8, but it hasn't been developed for quite a long time I think it's for one and a half year now But some of you might think that is not necessary if We have resting core. Okay. Oh now let's get to internal things Oh, so what is it in terms of things internal things is basically network of some physical object which we have some sensor software and network connection and They can collect and exchange data Maybe it's for someone on field this For me when I was starting my hobby project I came with idea that you should have Drupal marketplace or Normally commerce solution where you buy products and then you come to the smart box which is run on Drupal 8 as well and you pick the data or pick the product you ordered I started this like half a year ago Oh It was time when Raspberry announced the five pound model and I was quite curious if Drupal will be able to run on this It seems that it should be possible but because on this five dollar Model there are there is a network connection by default I chose more advanced model But I will get to the hardware part So what were challenges These were biggest challenges the first is authentication then I have to overwrite Drupal rest in core and The last one was hardware and issues connection to hardware. So the first Is authentication as I mentioned You probably don't want everybody to access your data or because you are storing Personal information Also, and so also when you come to this Pickup terminals you don't want to type your email address and your password if you have So to face authentication you need to write also some pin code there. So it wouldn't be very user-friendly so I picked own phone and phone number and Pin authentication on this quite common in in Slovakia very Health some solutions running this way For these I need to write my own authentication provider It's quite simple task because you can generate all this code with Drupal console and You need to implement These two methods on the first method applies Which basically is very basically describe If your authentication Provider should be applied for this request and the other is authenticate method where you Find out if user out on if user is Authenticate to access the data So basically in my case I I Get the number from a header. I get pin from header if They are in header HTTP header I Apply this authentication provider and then I Find out if user Enter these data correctly Okay, the other challenge was Drupal REST. So as I said that You have something in the core on there is also wheels REST output in the core But as I said before you don't have version the API This was quite a big problem because You are developing the application constantly you need to do some changes and You probably don't want to shut down all All your subcribers of the API So I Created some on REST and points or part of them were created in the views where you can pick Fields you want to apply filter criteria for them like basically you are creating normal view display or what is the problem is that You can't set Any access control You need to override it in the code add for the root Some Requirements and then set it back. It should look something like this. There is issue for it And it need work. So if you will go sprint after these you should work also on this Okay, oh, let's get to our custom end points. You can again easily generate it. It will generate some kind of this code or If you generate for multiple request types they will be here and You will have a separate method for Each request type. So if you choose get post Delete or you will have three methods In this class and you will just put your custom logic inside After you create them those you need to enable These end points or you can do it via code in the ammo file where you type resource name then all these request types and your name which which formats are supported and Which authentication is supported for for these formats or You can do it or using rescue I module where you basically get list of resources and then you just check What do you want? What do what do you want to support? And the last Challenge was hardware as I mentioned earlier this project started when Raspberry 5 5 dollar module model was released. I Picked the stronger one. This is B plus model. I think I Basically, you you can install Standard Almost standard They be on on it and then install full lampstick on it I think there are better solutions for this for example some Docker containers optimized for this or there is Uncivil script, which is able to install all for you Oh, but this was just a hobby project. So I didn't spend too much time on the hardware part You may see that it's just Drupal on one way Drupal on the other way or communicating Oh, and there are basically no sensors, but I think that you can In this case, you can fetch some data or for example when was some kind of project picked up and then e-commerce can use this data for stock Okay, so In the end what what are lessons learned from this project? I think that the coupling with Internet of Things is quite viable concept and The other things Thing I learned is that Drupal rest Needs quite a lot of improvements to be useful So if you are going to spring you can spring awesome press issues as well Thank you for your attention and to have any questions Also, the question was about a big pipe and front end frameworks. Oh, I I'm not really sure if If it is something outside Drupal world because this is a solution that you can use Drupal 8 without any front like front end frameworks do the coupling and still will get some of the benefits of the coupling Oh, I used the core as module and custom endpoints. Okay, so if there are no other questions Thank you and so give me feedback, please


Welcome to Geneva and Wissis Forum 2022, and I'm delighted to be joined here in our studio by Michelle Ali al-Hamadi, who is acting Under Secretary of Government Information and Technology Affairs of Qatar. Welcome. Thank you. Thank you so much. Let's start by asking. You spoke this morning, didn't you, at the opening ceremony. Could you tell us how Qatar's strategies are aligned with the Wissis Sustainable Development Goals? Actually, we have in Qatar the National Development Plan, which is our vision for 2030, which is totally based and aligned on the STGs. So, by default, all the strategies for the digital transformation for the smart cities, for e-health, whatever strategies should be aligned with that vision, which is aligned by default with the STGs. And you mentioned e-health fair. So a key theme this year is resilience and well-being and inclusion. Could you give us some examples of perhaps initiatives in the health sector that are aligned to that? Sure. Health sector is one of the main sectors in Qatar, and we saw the power of this sector during the COVID-19. So we have a lot of applications built on mobile, on top of mobile, based on cloud computing, and it's used the artificial intelligence called Ehteras. Everyone who visits Qatar, who stays in Qatar, should have this application to monitor their movement and to keep a record of their health status. This is one example. Another example is an application called Narakum, which is a mobile application that you can book your appointment, do virtual consultation, everything through the mobile. So all this is so important in a time of a pandemic. Exactly. And Qatar is a gold partner of Wissis Forum 2022. Why is that partnership so important to Qatar? So we used to attend the Wissis Forum before we become a partner in that version. Actually, this is the second version we are a gold partner. We found that it's very important for us to showcase of the digital transformation. Qatar has a lot of initiatives, a lot of powerful initiatives that can be very useful for the people who attend Wissis. And also for exchanging the knowledge between us and other countries in other regions. It's very important for us. So this is our second time to be a gold partner. We are so happy to be a gold partner with Wissis. We have a big delegation today from Qatar. We are around 30 people from different entities and ministries in Qatar. Everyone is coming to showcase their initiatives toward the digital transformation and how this helps the SDGs goals. Thank you so much, Under Secretary. Thank you.


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What has your experience been like with Islamophobes? I know you have a varied audience, previous to your reversion and now you've reverted. And do you get a lot of trolling, pushback? What do you think of Islamophobes now that you have come to Islam?  The thing is, for me as somebody on YouTube, I always had trolls and haters and whatnot. When I was a vegan, the meat-eaters would troll me and tell me how I'm emaciated and weak and I don't get protein. And they were right. So later on I became a meat-eater, full-blown meat-eater. As I said, I was a carnivore and I was eating only meat. And then the vegans, they were crying.  And now it's the same. Now if Hindus telling me, you killed the innocent cow, how could you? We have the same repeating arguments over and over again. But I've heard them all before and that's why I'm very thankful again that I went through this journey because I discovered Islam first through Islamophobia, if you will, the David Woods and the rest. So I saw all those arguments. I saw all of them and I researched them myself and I validated them or discredited them by myself. And once I saw what it's really about, now when I see a post like that, I think to myself, okay, tough luck, bad for you. May Allah guide you. And that's it. I'm really at ease at it. For me it's funny, but there is not one argument that would bring me back to Christianity. There's something that people have to understand as well because before I became Muslim, I already understood fully that I cannot accept the Trinity whatsoever. For me it was crystal clear and when I was reading the Koran, I said to myself, okay, maybe I can be a monotheistic, unitarian Christian or something like that. So I already left the Trinity Orthodox Christianity before I ever revered to Islam. But there is no going back for me anyways. So when somebody tells me in my comment section, come back to Jesus, he loves you. I'm like, yeah, I love him too. A great prophet, all good. I don't have to worship him. That's the thing. All you traded is Muhammad for Jesus. No, I didn't trade anybody. The same prophets. Those are prophets for us. We worship Allah. That's it. We worship God alone. That's what we do.  Yes, we know. Thank you very much. He could be born of a virgin. Moses split the sea. Fantastic. I don't have to worship those men. That's the whole point why I became Muslim because I want to worship God alone. That's it.  And I would say that they are nothing but an appeal to emotion fallacy as well. When I see Christian arguments, I don't see a true argument because it's not standing upon any firm ground, upon anything that I can rationally deduct and see for myself, okay, this is correct. This is not correct. No, it's always, oh, but Jesus loves you. But you have no idea how much he loves you. Come back. And I was like, okay, where's the proof here? When I talk about predictions within the Bible, yeah, it's just numbers. Yeah, it cannot be the word of God then. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, again, trolls, et cetera, et cetera for me is just comical when I see them, I laugh about it. Yeah, I'm the same. I don't get all heated. I'm just like, may Allah guide you. Thank you very much. See you later. I don't get upset either because I am so, you know, you have to be strong in yourself for your belief.  So, yeah. Absolutely. But moreover, I know as well that, for example, back in the day when I was an Orthodox Christian, I had Muslim viewers and they would reach out to me. And I was that troll.  You know, they would reach out to me peacefully, kindly, would try to tell me about Islam. And I would say right away, yeah, but have you seen this David Wood video? Something totally silly. Something that I'm embarrassed off even thinking about when I see those chats from back in the day. But the reality is I wasn't there. I just wasn't there and it boils down to Allah guides who He was. So if you're not there, the whole world can tell you that is the truth. You will still not see it.  So therefore I really don't worry about it at all. If Allah guides them, great. It's a win for them. If not, it's a loss for them. So all good. I'm on the good side. I'm happy to be here. Alhamdulillah. Alhamdulillah.


Well, our next speaker brings over 35 years of significant leadership and domain proven knowledge with grounds of experience in growing brands and building businesses. Having worked across media, brands and advertising, he has served in leadership roles at MTV, Sony, Times Television Network, Sarigama, Piyajio, india.com, Grey Group, JWT, and Balaji Telephones. He maintains active interests in serving industry interests to foster the spirit of self-regulation and collaboration. He's an active long-distance runner, enjoys saving and evocative conversations. But ladies and gentlemen, with a huge round of applause, I know we are all watching it virtually. I would now like to call on the screen as he's already there, Mr. Sunil Lalala, CEO of Bark India, who's gonna be talking on the topic, how TV is the screen of the house soon. Thank you so much, Mr. Lalala, for joining us. And ladies and gentlemen, on the other side of the session, you're gonna be joined by eminent speakers and topic playing to win the sports television games. It's all happening right now here. Thank you, Mr. Lalala, for joining us today and giving us your precious time. Over to you, sir. Pleasure, thank you very much. I trust somebody has control of my slides. So while you do that, good afternoon, everybody. I don't think there should be a reason for any one of us to say that TV is the most trusted and most effective. But I imagine for many of us or for quite a few of us, perhaps it's not a medium that we individually or personally use as often. But I've always believed and continue to believe that television is the screen of the household. And I hope to put across some data points that established clearly that TV is the most trusted and most effective medium for brands. Could we go to the next slide, please? As a category, while in 2020, we saw a significant decline in consumption and use of media due to the pandemic and the lockdown. And we are still in pandemic mode. Television continues to be strong. Value as per Fikki grew from 40% to 42%. Digital video also grew and so did digital others, which is the non-video component. But those two mediums are the ones that had significant growth. The rest either remain flat or actually dropped. So TV continues to be at 42% of all spends and continues to be a significant driver of views for businesses to communicate and to engage their audiences. Could we go to the next slide, please? Thank you. Let's look at the growth of TV. A growth by 6.9% to 210 million homes. Most of that growth happened in rural at 9.4% at 119 million homes. Urban at 91 million homes grew by about 3.6%. 2020 over 2018 is really a growth in NCCS and B, which increased by 14 million and 11 million respectively. So we are seeing a change in that social classification as people have gone up the scale of NCCS and TV continues to be strong. At 210 million though, there are still approximately 100 million homes which don't own a TV set yet. So the future is ahead. Next slide, please. Let's look at the top advertisers. Most of them grew their volumes of advertising despite a tough year of 2020. Unilever, Rekerd Ben-Kisser, Colgate, Cadbury's continue to grow over 2019. And the top 10 advertisers went up from 38% of volume of advertising to 42% of advertising. This is despite having almost three months of lockdown. And then the comeback was slow in July, August, September. We go to the next slide, please. And one of the reasons you see that is because co-viewing continues to be high. Therefore, I said TV is the screen of the household. Television and brands move families because of that co-viewing. So we've looked on the left side of the screen pre-COVID and in the lockdown period, you see growth in news. You see significant growth in the kids' genre where parents started watching a lot more TV with their children. Look at Rama and Mahabharat, almost at 90% of co-viewing and GECs at 85% of co-viewing again. So it's these audiences and families which watch TV together, which get brands to trust it, to use it and make it an effective medium. And that's a phenomenon that is quite different from many other parts of the world, which is why it's the screen of the household, whereas the digital device, mobile phone or digital access is perhaps something that is more towards the one-to-one medium. This is the one-to-many medium. Next slide, please. Now, when it comes to mythologies and when Ramayana came back after many years of 1986 when perhaps many members of the audience which may have been seeing Ramayana last year for the first time, the growth came from men, it came from NCCSA, and that was a real spike for it. That is against contrary view. But what is interesting is that Dool Dasha not only had big growth and Ramayana was not only the most watched TV show of 2020 and the biggest in the world, but we saw ad volumes really surge. So it really grew on between April, May, June, even while there was lockdown in most of India, ad volumes grew because essential goods and services were the ones that were pushing the ad volume growth over there. And DD is a trusted source with a classic, which was about, I would say like bomb in fearful times and the mythological content served to establish that trust. And I think a very smart move by Prasar Bharti to bring Ramayana and Mahabharat back at that point of time. Next slide, please. So in the quarter one of 2020, there was ad volumes reasonably stable, sharply coming down in quarter two, going up in quarter three and high growth again in quarter four. So the second half, July, December saw a big growth of 12% over 2019 and the first half saw a big degrowth or a drop down in 2020 versus 2019. Overall, while volumes were softer at 3%, it was the second half which was starting to push the ad volumes up and brands leverage TV's mass reach to really fuel their business revival. And we saw many brands and many categories push this hard. Next slide, please. FMCG, quarter on quarter, if you look at quarter one, 2020 or the latest quarter of quarter one, 2021 calendar quarters, you see a growth in FMCG, right? From 55.3% going to 61.6%. And FMCG continues to advertise heavily on TV, 36% growth this quarter of 21 over the prior quarter in 2020. So big growth over there, building paints, cement, building materials, et cetera which saw sharp drop in during the lockdown period coming down to 2%, back at 4%. Even Otto saw a growth compared to the quarter under lockdown last year coming back in the first quarter, durables and retails however, continue to be almost flat compared to the period of the first quarter 2020. We saw an upswing in quarter four which is due to Diwali and the festive season and durables but retail as we know because of significant restrictions and safety reasons did not have the desired walk-ins but remain stable. So we saw volume growth across the board and these were the categories that pushed it. Cyclical sector started increasing their ad spend and many categories have restored the exposure on television, some even surpassed pre-COVID levels as we will see in digital in the next slide, please. So you would assume that, you know digital native advertisers will choose the category of digital but they chose television because they knew they were audiences, they were accessible, the best time to convert them while they were at home and you can see that peak in April, May, June and going all the way to almost November when it starts coming below last year. So the blue line is 2020, the darker line is 2019 and you can see that growth, you can see the use of TV by digital platforms and digital services. Some of the brand names are there in the next slide if you can go to the next slide please. So you see Amazon taking up its volumes over 2019 by 33%, you see Amazon Prime Video take it up by 28%, policy bizarre is like a 200% increase, buy juice 87% increase, Spotify at 48% increase and we actually saw this globally across as ad volumes went up, especially for digital products and services and in India, obviously it led to adoption of digital products and services. Next slide please. Even messaging about COVID, the government was very active in the second quarter, increased the COVID communication which went up from 3% to 7%, dropped to 7%, then to 15%, to 70%, dropped to 7%, then to 5% and is back again at 6% and I think there's again a rise over here. So you're seeing that communication being consistent where COVID is now occupying COVID related communication is about 5% plus of all volume communication, all advertising communication. So again, TV is a trusted medium which is why it's being used to communicate, it has high reach, go to the next slide please. And let's look at ad volumes. 2021 is the pink line, 2018 first quarter as you can see the first quarter each year of 2018, 29, 2020, virtually flat but look at 2021, there's a jump up over there that is both an effect of advertisers trying to build their business of unlock of brands coming back on TV. So the volume has gone up though advertiser account has come down. So advertiser account dropped in 2019 from 2018 which was that it's peak at 4,991 advertisers is down by 11% compared to last year and significantly lower than 2018 but volume is significantly higher up. So fewer advertisers but spending more on television perhaps the categories that have gone out are those categories which don't use TV as effectively anymore, some of them partially due to the supply chain related issues such as entertainment and media in that sense. We go to the next slide please. So if we look at it from categories you have news which has seen growth in this period of the first quarter going up by 25% you have GEC is going up by 21%, movies going up by 23% and music and youth going up by 26%. So in this quarter of Jan Feb March we have seen significant increase in ad volume which we have not seen in earlier quarters of 19 and 20. So certainly advertisers pushing the gas pedal on television that's driving the ad volume growth. Even when it comes to festive let's go to the next slide please. Even when it comes to festive one of the highest periods Sankranti in January and Republic Day both the events over there very high volumes around that period in January highest in last four years where you see big growth, 35% growth in Sankranti and 8% growth during Republic Day. See high and Republic Day as we know the second day of the news was all about the violent related activities in New Delhi but despite that we see high volume over there. So in the first quarter you see the festive period as well as growth in ad volumes. And just to conclude then last slide please. I think the data clearly established this is the screen of the Indian household it remains trusted and effective medium government and essential brands essential brands being like those which are about sanitization, COVID related communication and such like over there as well as digital brands which are powering the communication and the advertising last quarter as well as this quarter, this first quarter of the year they have used TV effectively to communicate their messages. Top brands continue to place their trust on television continues to be preferred medium its witness rise in volumes even though advertiser count may be down and this is over two quarters. So if you look at since October and November December, Jan, Feb, March and April as we are still in April we see continued growth for television bases the volume count. There are 210 million homes in India. There are still 110 million homes which don't have television but I think significant growth lies ahead for this industry. True digital will continue to grow digital video will continue to grow but I think both categories of television which is video on television and video on digital will both continue to grow and TV will continue to be trusted medium for all homes. Thank you. Last slide please. Thank you. With that, I think I've made sure that we are back on time. If anyone has questions, happy to take them. If not, thank you for participating and staying here through. Absolutely. Thank you so much Mr. Lula firstly for your participation today and giving us such a wonderful presentation it really encapsulated a lot in the 15 minutes you've spoken, definitely. Mr. Lula, we're definitely getting a lot of response and my team is curating a few questions accumulating from the audience which are watching us live. So if you do have time, could we address it? I can wait if your questions go ahead. Okay, perfect. So we'll just allow me a moment Mr. Lula for accumulating the questions from the audience right now watching us live. I'd like to meanwhile also go to where we're watching live and see some of the comments which are coming in. So a lot of people have loved the session and there are a lot of them who are committing live as well Mr. Lula. So thank you for that. I'd just like to see if I can read a couple of them. Just a little bit. Thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, this is all happening at TV first. Thank you all for your participation. Please keep tuned and talking about it on social media. We truly value your participation today. So just some of the live comments which are coming in is everyone's talking about one individual rights that certain celebrities are overriding the actual communication of advertisement. We only need to remember the face. There are a couple of them who are writing in about how this entire conversation's been very fruitful. So Mr. Lula, a lot's been happening on social media whilst people are watching it live. So I'd just like to ask one of the questions which is getting accumulated by the team. Firstly Mr. Lula, with regards to what you spoke today. How do you envision when it comes to the entire digital space, the TV space, let's say coming three to six months down the line, Mr. Lula, firstly, how do you envision that if we have to see in regards to the COVID pandemic being hit in? How do you envision the space growing, Mr. Lula? See, when you are locked in at home, one of the... Mr. Lula, I believe you're on mute. No, I'm not on mute. Yeah, I can hear you now, please go ahead. See, most of us are locked in today, right? We are in curfew mode, or we are restricted to our moments in our home. So we are going to TV. The news, unfortunately, is not good. As an example, I watched the Oscars last night because I saw it after many years. And while the Oscar ratings were the lowest that they have been in the last five years, but nonetheless, I'm just giving you an example. I may not be the target audience, but I think people are spending time on television. They are also going to spend time on digital assets, whether they see it on their phone, or they see it on some other device, or they connect their TV. The reality is both the forces will coexist, right? TV is a big advertising medium for brands to reach the families together, create the image on the bigger screen. It's very effective when you are making that communication. As a process, because we are conscious of this journey, Mark has already embarked and initiated progression to be able to measure audiences on both screens. And what's important is to be able to put together what is the common factor, right? Which is those who watch TV and digital. So it gives advertisers a very effective deployment of their own investments and gives them a neutral currency. We are about close to nine months or 12 months away from deploying this in the marketplace, but that's where we are headed at. I don't see the demise or decline of television. I see sustainability. As a percentage, digital will grow faster because it's coming from a different base. It's not so expensive to have a cable connection. Maybe it's cool to say I cut the cord, but what do you watch when you watch on your phone? You watch a new service which comes from television broadcaster. If advertising in the broadcasting space did not exist, the aspirations of digital content and digital communication could not be fulfilled. Those who are standalone digital players are largely subscription players. And those who are on both mediums, whether it is a star, it's a Z, it's a Sony, it's a Viacom. It's the advertising which is funding at the end of the day, the digital aspirations. So I think the good interesting part is both will exist. And I believe, so I think at the end of the day, TV is continuing to grow at a stable rate. Digital is growing faster. Now, TV has a lot of content over there that digital may or may not have. A lot of people are still watching either free content like let's say what's on YouTube, self-help videos or watching things which also have advertising on both.  They'll both coexist. And I believe that competition is healthy. What we need to see for is the digital content which is there having its own stream of large scale content like TV has active large scale content. That's what will really drive the force over there. And I'm not sure if I came across what I did mention we are embarked, we have embarked on a journey to measure digital and TV and the fusion of both which we should start taking out to the marketplace later next year. Thank you so much for that, Ms. Lola. You didn't mention about the TV viewership going down in terms of being the lowest currently like in terms of Oscars, especially, right? Oscars are watched by very few people. TV viewing has not gone down. We are still stable at last year's numbers, same time. Right, so just wanted to reconfirm on that, Mr. Lola that how do you think the second wave has brought about any change in the TV viewership? That's one question which has come in from the audience. I think on Thursday morning when the data gets released people will see higher viewership. Now they will see that the category of news has gone up. Right, so people are back to watching news because they are at home, it's not prime time, they are watching that. IPL is IPL, there is only one IPL so that continues to be there and the entertainment program is continue to hold. Some of the entertainment shows may be getting hit by IPL because it depends on the match. Movies continue to hold their forte despite not having many new movies over there. So TV is still a source of active engagement. Also another question which is coming Mr. Lola is that how do you see things spanning out last year in regards to assessing how TV advertising will pan out in the next quarter? Now that's a question which is coming. See October to now to April to March and I've seen the data up to last week on April, volumes continue to be stable. In fact, there is growth, right? Now that growth may be coming because as we are pushing the supply chain to ensure that their business continues to grow. Many markets, many states have come under curfew starting as recently as this week and last week and some are coming into curfew now. Now that may curtail the supply chain. So we have got to see what happens. If we remain under curfew or under restrictions supply chains will get hit. If supply chains get hit, volumes will get hit. But what we are seeing now is every time markets unlock there is an upward trend, a surge of advertising. And advertising is a parameter of optimism, of confidence and leading to consumption. Now that consumption may be a digital products or services may be essentials, maybe other things. So safety is primarily the most important thing, right? And as long as people can remain safe this may not be the best environment we are seeing right now but we are hoping this comes under control and we should be able to see volumes grow up. We've got many big events. We have IPL, we have the Olympics, we have the ICC World Cup. So we have many big events. And I think innately everybody is optimistic that we will bounce back. Yes, we need some time, but we will bounce back. Right. Mr. Lula, with your rich experience, I'd like to ask you, what's your advice to the advertisers or who are advertising on TV right now? What's that set of advice or your guidelines? What could you do on that front, Mr. Lula? See, I said this last year very often and I'm gonna say this again this year. If you don't have a supply chain challenge which is Sivya and if people are out there and shopping continue to advertise in television. It is effective, it engages audience, it's a smart decision. If you have audiences that are also on digital choose the fine balance that you need to in allocating your investments but don't walk out of television because it's a medium that still goes home. It engages many individuals and it's consistent. Thank you, thank you so much, Mr. Lula. And before we wrap up, we've got a couple more minutes but I'd really like your closing statement with all that is happening one towards the end, one thing which you'd like to talk to all the viewers who are watching us live, Mr. Lula, your light on that. So I think it's a competitive environment out there, 600 plus channels that are being measured. I think advertisers and the agencies are very smart when it comes to making choices that they choose for. I really believe that the medium is working in delivering audiences. Don't reflect on yourself as the audience. The people whom you are targeting maybe a person different from you and they trust this medium. They may also be using digital services and that's fine, right? But they continue to have faith in TV. The first thing you switch on is that we have seen this a number of times. Last year we saw TV was being watched from four in the morning to two in the morning next day which is very different than we've ever seen, right? Because people were scared. They have learned a lot better but they are back again watching. They are watching a lot more news, right? And they are watching cricket on IPA. They are watching entertainment. So they need something, they need positive communication. You got an advertiser out there, make your message relevant, make it positive and build that bridge. There is no better time than now. So make it relevant, make it positive and build that bridge. There isn't any time more relevant than right now. Say it, Mr. Lillar. Thank you so much for being a part of TV First. We really value your participation today and thank you for your value. Thank you for having me here.  Thank you.


A career with immigration can take you to many places, you have lots of opportunity to develop and lots of opportunity to work anywhere in Australia and anywhere overseas. I joined the department as a graduate four months ago and it has been exciting, ever changing and unlike anything else I've experienced. I think that working for immigration you get a great range of work and you have the ability to meet great people and to see probably the most multicultural agency in Australia. When I walked into immigration I found it to be the most diverse agency I've ever stepped into. You have a mixing part of all races, ethnicities, religions and most importantly you have a large number of co-workers that are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander. Earlier this year I became a reconciliation ambassador in Brisbane. I feel proud to be a reconciliation ambassador. I get to work for our people, with our people on events that matter to us. I guess my dream would be to help clients. I'd love to be a case manager one day and I'd love to give people positive information on their journey into being a citizen. I feel excited, I feel happy and I feel like my opportunities here are endless.


I was scared when I first saw him. It happened just as he told me. The messages, the pictures, seeing him around every corner afterwards. I was so young, who wouldn't have lost it? William sighed. By then, he was over the creature following him. It wasn't like it was going to go away, no matter how much he begged or pleaded or attempted to bribe. He knew that the best and only solution would be to just get used to Capone being there. At least he had the solace of knowing he wasn't going insane. Believe me, William. I know many people have reacted the same way. Fear is a more common reaction to the unknown that you'd think. Dr. Laura Brains can solve them. These cases weren't exactly common, but they were commonly known. It's not even that I'm afraid of him anymore. I mean, he makes me jump when I see him in the morning. I don't think I'll ever get used to that. It's just the bad connotations he has. William rebutted. I know that he does, but it happened two years ago.  William just sighed as she continued. Our session is almost up. We've made some real progress, William. I want you to do something for me when you get home. Do you have any homework or anything? I did it all on my break. Good. When you get home, I want you to think back to your first experience and write as much as you feel comfortable sharing. Is that all right? Yeah. Thanks for seeing me. It wasn't too long a drive from the doctor's office to home. Five, possibly ten minutes if there was a train. He always saw the creature through the rearview mirror when he drove, riding in the backseat. It looked innocent in its own alien way, waving to William as he saw it. Inside everything, William found himself talking to it, like one would talk to a dog or cat about their day when they're alone. It seemed to listen when he talked, and after a while, he could swear that it understood. It's hard to tell with a face like that, so all there were to go by were various tilts and waves, and even then, he had to teach it how to wave. At least I know you're interested. Drop the backpack near the door, go to the patio, wave to Capone from the mirror, bridge, drink, chair, crash. William's afternoon routine was more clockwork than it should be. He thought back to a session with Dr. Brains. She wanted me to try to recapture the experience when I first saw him, huh? William mumbled as he grabbed a few sheets of paper and a pen. Bit by bit, he pieced together the sequence of events that led up to this point.  I remember that my twenty-year-old sister, Sarah, brought up an app that she downloaded earlier at the dinner table one night. She had no idea how it does, but had to do to guess that it tracks you through your phone's GPS and sends you pictures of places you've been with a really cute monster placed in the photo to make it look like it's following you. It didn't seem that weird. I recall that Google Maps could get a decent ground photo at the time, so just add Photoshop to that and you'd have a gimmick. Plus, we knew it couldn't be a virus. The App Store checks every app for things like that before pedaling it. The only thing I found legitimately off about it at the time was that it was both free and add-less. Her explanation of it sounded pretty cool to me, so I asked Sarah to help me download it on my phone. She told me that while my old hand-made-down flip phone did have something like an App Store, it most likely didn't have my I.O. Didn't stop her from looking, though. Sarah was a good sister. She really could have told me to just get out of her hair, but she always took time out of her day for me, packing my lunch, playing with me, bringing me to R-rated movies that I was clearly too young for. I was lucky to have her as a legal guardian when our parents went away. I was too young to process it all when it happened, but mom and dad died from a head-on collision with a drunk driver. Sarah took care of me as my legal guardian, up until I moved out for college. God knows where I'd be if she didn't. After some prodding, she found the App, which was a surprise to the both of us. It was obvious that my phone didn't have any kind of GPS, but neither of us had even thought about it until much, much later. Soon enough, I received my first picture. I'll never understand the way Sarah saw the world if that was her idea of cute. The photo was taken in my school's courtyard, with the creature I'd soon call Capone sitting on one of the benches.  I gave the phone back to Sarah, telling her how terrifying it was and that I didn't want the messages anymore.  It is too cute. Look how happy he is to meet you. I look back at his face, his wide grin specifically. I have to admit, I laughed at that. It was just the sheer wrongness of that statement that made me listen to the next. I'm sure he'll grow new eventually. Tell you what, if you can put up with him for a whole week, we'll go see that movie you wanted to see. If he still gives you nightmares, we'll delete it. If you end up liking it, we'll laugh about it later. Deal? I looked at the picture again. It appeared that getting a photo every now and then was the extent this was going to go to and looking at it in hindsight, I probably would have kept it on for next to nothing if she really wanted me to. So I agreed. Sarah was ecstatic after that and assured me that I wouldn't regret it while showing me some of her own pictures. She only had three so far. One at her office, one at the park, and another on the road we lived on, each picture containing her own clearly visible entity. I must have looked nervous or something, because she suggested that I name mine, like she did with her Cassandra. I thought about it for a bit. Let me make something clear though, because it seems to come up whenever I tell people this. I did not name my ma Io Capone because of the incident with my parents. I didn't even know that mom and dad's arrest involved alcohol at the time. I named him after a history lesson I found amusing in school, where people's fear got the best of them and as my teacher put it, it ended up doing more harm than good. It was intended as a reminder that I shouldn't be making the same mistake. I saw a bit of light in this whole thing after giving it a mock title and thought it wasn't going to be that bad. I went to bed and my normal life went on for just a little while longer. I continued to get pictures of Capone for a while, following me at school, the bus stop, my street, virtually everywhere I went. It wasn't until the third or fourth day when I got called in from class. I was thinking that I was in trouble for something, even if I didn't know what, but as soon as I saw Sarah, that feeling was stifled. She looked very shaken. The instant she saw me, she immediately yanked my arm and brought me to the car. Sarah was not looking good at all. She kept asking questions about Capone, things like if I saw him or if I received any photos from him with me in the images. I haven't checked anything from today, but when I checked, there were two. I remembered exactly when and where those messages were taken because during them I made a mental note that I got some text from Capone. They've been sent as soon as they've been taken. Sarah knew that we were being pursued by something. She probably had no idea by what they were, and I knew she had no idea how they were doing it, but she knew that they knew where we lived. She couldn't figure out how to delete it. She said she tried everything, but couldn't find a way to get it off. She couldn't even find where the app went. I'm not even sure what we were planning to do, but before we could even fully plan a course of action, I got another text. Sarah froze and stared at me as if to say, don't look at it. If I didn't, I could have had a semi-normal life right now. It would have been over the news within the week, and we would have known. But I did it.  The photo was clearly taken from the hood of the moving car, giving us a clear view of what was behind us. He took up most of the back seat and towered over me. We both turned around, preparing to scream at the monstrosity behind us, but when we did, the seat was empty. We didn't know what was happening or what to make of it, but we felt that the only thing to do is run away, abandoning the car. We hastily ditched the car, ran the rest of the way to the apartment, and locked the door behind us. We locked ourselves in the bathroom and waited. We just stayed there. Even when we got a message from Cassandra or Capone, Sarah would scream at them, asking why they were following us and begged for us to be left alone. We felt helpless against them. All we felt we could do is just sit in the bathroom and hope they would go away. The room felt like our only safe haven until. We were exposed to them for too long. Sarah started a panic, saying that she kept seeing one of them behind her. I wasn't seeing it though. I was more concerned about trying to calm her down by telling her that maybe they weren't really there, than I was about seeing Capone in the mirror. I convinced Sarah that we needed to leave the room out of necessity. We couldn't stay in the apartment forever, and if they wanted to get us, they would have done so already. We called the police and here we are. We both got help, but I was the lucky one. Everyone else's case was different in terms of interaction, but for me, Capone was always in a mirror, or some reflective thing large enough to show him. He was predictable, and I could find ways to block him out when I needed it. I learned how to expect Capone, and after a while, he kinda grew on me. I used to have a makeshift curtain that I would pull over the mirrors when I didn't want to see him, but I started using that curtain less and less as time went on. Capone always seemed to try and interact with me, even if I didn't understand what he was trying to say most of the time. I started to greet Capone with a casual wave as I passed by him from the living room mirror, and eventually, he started the wave back. He kinda became a constant companion to me, and I adjusted to Capone, just as he adjusted to me. My case wasn't as severe as Sarah's. She saw Cassandra everywhere she looked. Around every corner, just out of sight, over her while she slept. Sarah took her own life two years ago. I wanted to blame the ma-ios for it, but I can't. Following the person who looks at their messages is just what they do. Now every time I see Capone, I remind it of what I did in the car that day. I knew I shouldn't have picked up that text. If I didn't, she would still be here. It was almost four hours since William started writing, but he almost felt relieved. He's never told anyone about this in such detail before. The majority of what happened was kept between himself and Capone. He looked up to the creature in the mirror from across the room for a few seconds as it gave the old familiar wave. William was silent for a minute, staring at Capone, and then back to his papers. He felt the need to make one last point. But then again, how would I have known? I don't know who made the ma-ios or why. I don't even know if anyone actually made the app. Many things like it have been created naturally, or have been given some kind of anomaly out of sheer chance. It would make so much sense if some physical thing was to blame. But there's none that I can legitimately find. None on the ma-ios, none on me. Just on chance. To learn more about the SCP Foundation, subscribe to SCP Orientation Today and turn the notification bell on so you don't miss any of our videos.